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Instead that dumbass exposed his prised qb to another season of a David Carr-like beatin' AND lost his job. Ol' mama Gump had it right. Stupid is as stupid does. |
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Serious question. Would you have made this pick if direckshun hadn't listed him earlier? |
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Oh well. I kinda knew I should have taken him with the Falcons third rounder, but I couldn't pass up on Niklas.
Good pick and a fantastic value. |
Pick coming up just letting you guys know
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We're waiting
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Would love to get my pick in tonight.
Hope DaKCMan and O.City are still up. |
The Chicago Bears select Dion Bailey S USC I fought between 4 different players for this selection. I had to go with safety though and this guy is a run stopping safety where the Bears really need help. He also played some OLB in college but he is definitely a safety in the NFL. I am sure the Bears could find a fit for him in their defense.
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You know who else used to be a college tweener safety/linebacker that the bears drafted? |
SNR's balls are rectangular.
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Draft you some Gator, that's what. |
The Jaguars are signing Alex Mack to an offer sheet today. The Browns may match, but even if they do it may only be a 2 year deal with the voidable 3rd year.
The Cleveland Browns select Travis Swanson, C, Arkansas |
let's do this, i want to see who the chiefs take
DE/DL? |
The value is in the trenches right now.
Plug that hole at G, or bring on a great pass rushing talent. |
Cardinals select, jackson Jeffcoat, oob Texas
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I have the Eagles pick from Maverick.
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and it will be interesting to see how the value of our first pick changes based on this one... i.e., should we have gone WR in the 3rd and something else in the first, all hypothetical of course |
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SNR is taking for-ev-er....
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-xj3208tlSE...r-forever1.gif it's been 15 minutes! C'mon man! http://gifsoup.com/webroot/animatedgifs5/3012035_o.gif |
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SNR and D picked a fine time to have their make up sex. At least this has given me time to narrow the field to my top three candidates.
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This is getting ri-god-damn-diculous.
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O.City brah, you really suck at this. PM the next owner, man.
The Packers don't care about some of the other big boards out there. This player is far more valuable to them in terms of need and system. With AJ Hawk and Brad Jones playing like brokedicks the past few years, this guy should be able to contribute immediately and possibly even start by midseason. He's the perfect fit for the 3-4 the Packers run, and they're not going to take chances on letting him slip by just because there are good offensive linemen to be had. There are ALWAYS good offensive linemen to be had, and even if they did want to go that route, the one player they wanted (Travis Swanson) was taken two picks before. The Green Bay Packers select Shayne Skov, ILB, Stanford |
Pest has been PMed for the Eagles selection
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Maverick PMd me his selection.
The Philadelphia Eagles select Terrence Mitchell, FS, Oregon |
Damn u SNR that was saints pick oh well back to drawing board
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Hmm chiefs pick will be interesting
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All updated.
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With their third round selection in the Chiefs Planet Mock Draft the Kansas City Chiefs select Dakota Dozier, G, Furman.
There were a few OL I went back and forth on but the more I studied Dozier the more I liked. There just wasn't an OLB/DE that I liked more than Dozier. |
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Crap last three picks were all my picks give me a second here
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I would have taken Chris Smith, who I love, but Dozier could become the beat guard in this draft. I think he's an excellent pick.
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interesting that the chiefs go offense twice even though the defense is the liability...but that's how the board falls |
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You guys don't even know. Dozier can flat out run for a guy his size.
I think he looks very powerful, too. I think he's a plug and play with Pro Bowl upside. |
My beef with Dozier is that odds are he's going to be relegated to being a backup his rookie year.
We already have Linkenbach and for that matter Rishaw Johnson. Dozier might have greater potential than either of those guys, but in the meantime we're still having problems with who to start at RG. Basically we're looking at starting Rishaw Johnson and hoping that he's worth it as a starter. If that's the case, then Dozier will ideally replace Jeff Allen when his contract expires. I really don't see Dozier being capable of starting for us in his rookie year. He's going to get Eric Fisher'd. And just... yeah. I don't like that. |
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Who would you folks have taken there? I would have seriously considered NT help there as well. McCullers or Zach Kerr.
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And yes, this is all coming from the guy who drafted Barrett Jones in the 3rd round last year for the Chiefs. What of it?
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is there anyone in the 3rd that wouldn't be a backup initially?
guard is the only position i can think of that even has a chance to allow a draft pick to start |
If I'm not mistaken, Cyril Richardson and Billy Turner are still available in the trenches correct? I would have taken either of those two over Dozier.
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Cinncinati Bengals Selects:
Trevor Reily OLB UTAH Ok so why Reily he is great value at this point he is a late second early third. He can play the SLB position where Bengals are weak. Wanted to take Swanson but was selected previously will just have to get a center later. Bengals have two extra picks because of comp picks. Bengals feel they can plug holes on team and and extra talent as well. |
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We need a more immediate impact player from our 3rd this year. Jamaal Charles and Justin Houston were both 3rd rounds in meh draft years. That is what we should be shooting for here with this pick. |
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This is where taking a WR in the first was a bad idea. We should have taken a top defensive talent there and a WR here in the 3rd because of the depth or lack of of both positions.
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He's as pro-ready as Mike Iupati. |
Would anyone here take Attaochu over Dee Ford? I think that I would.
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However, once somebody does name a specific name I'll comment on it much like D bringing up Chris Smith. These two fellas(Hunter and Richardson) were the others I considered for the Chiefs pick and I wouldn't be surprised at all if they went in that direction on draft day. Much like the same way I took Dennard over Gilbert for the Lions I feel compelled to take the player I like the most. |
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Sfeihc said he didn't like the OLB talent at that spot and neither do I for that matter. There are, however, some fantastic CBs that I would have taken before any of the available guards. The two Florida CBs Watkins and Purifoy would have been considerations as well as Rashaad Reynolds, who would be an instant special teams contributor and a multi-skilled CB who wouldn't be caught without his dick against the Broncos when the receivers run different coverages to beat press man (when we actually ARE playing press man 4% of the time... ****ing Sutton) |
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i'm not clued in enough to college football this year to have any idea who we should take past the first round |
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That being said who on the CHIEFS is Dozier going to be backing up next season? Allen and Linkenbach are nothing special. D, is high on Johnson but at the end of the day there is only one game of tape to go on with him. Dozier has a large learning curve coming from Furman to the NFL but he has the ability to excel in this league for a long time. The CHIEFS OL with this pick as it stands today; LT-Fisher, Stephenson LG-Allen, Dozier C- Hudson, Kush RG-Johnson, Dozier RT-Stephenson, Linkenbach |
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Sorry gotta be honest when I went to San Diego Kush and Johnson stuck out dominating. Hudson was first team all american at guard if people remember. If I were the chiefs I'd do this:
LT Fisher LG Hudson C. Kush RG Johnson RT. Stephenson |
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I love lee don't think it's a bad pick dozier isn't a bad pick
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before his knee injury, Lee was maybe the most electric player in college football...he was unstoppable, on a not very good team
i'm taking the risk on him in the 1st |
Pest I was at the game trust me kush and Johnson more than held their own
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Marquis Lee is an outstanding playmaker and is an incredible pick at 23. If he's there which I'm not sure jets or eagles pass on him
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