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Spikes would be much more of a priority if we were running a 4-3. Could we use a player like him? Absolutely, but I don't think he is better than the safeties coming out. Most have them as the top players on the big board. I do like Spikes as a prospect but don't see him going that high and think he is hyped up a bit being from Florida and all. I don't think you can pay a RT $40-50 million when Albert will want a higher deal when his contract is up. I also did mention that I'll be watching Kindle this year and he could eventually become my pick. Selvie is late first early 2nd. |
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So, if you can get guys like Selvie and Beadles with our second rounders, making Kindle or Williams unnecessary, a guy like Pawelek (who I think would be an absolute steal in the late 2nd/early 3rd) with our third rounder, which would wash out Spikes, and we don't need Dunlap because people think it would be a waste in a 3-4 (hypothetically), Cody has too much bust potential, and since we signed Cassel to a long term we don't have a need for Bradford/McCoy/Snead/Tebow, who does that leave us with?
Mays, Berry, Gresham, and Suh is what I'm coming up with. |
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You could also add a WR, that would really depend on where we end up picking. Cody and Kindle could be on there after the season as well and then you could do something different in the second. I've only been going off of what I've seen from the players already and where I think we will be drafting(top 5ish). Throw in the fact that everything can change during the course of the season and there could be a chance to trade down this year depending on where our pick lands and this could make for a fun draft. Oh and unless we end up picking around the 18+ range I personally wouldn't have Gresham on the list. I don't think TE is going to be as important as it has been in the past with Haley. |
I like Brandon Spikes and all but I don't see him as a can't miss type..I actually think he may end up playing as an outside backer at the next level.
Also the game against Bama hurt his stock a bit against a team with NFL size and quality line he was basically taken out of the game and mauled. He did not look good in that game at all. Also Gresham I don't think goes down as the most athletic TE drafted or any of that...that title goes to the guy down in Dallas named Martellus Bennett I was a huge fan of his and think that guy is going to be a superstar. That to me is the most naturally gifted TE to be in a draft. |
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MLB, or more accurately ILB in the 3-4 is not that important of a position. If there is a stud OLB prospect that can be expected to put pressure on the QB, then by all means I am for that. But TE in the top ten is nuts. |
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This is just funny.
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Just thought this was worth a look. Its nice seeing Knowshit get knocked out. |
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both have excellent d-lines and linebackers put them on a bad team and they aren't nearly as effective |
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Look at what Bob Sanders did for Indy's terrible defense their SB year. |
my only point was this and I don't think I made it clear
those two teams always have the best rush defense and always have a good pass russ I'm sure there isn't a way to prove this statistically but I bet they see more chances for interceptions than teams that get run on all day long I love ed reed and think he is the best safety in the game BUT I don't think he would have tons of picks in denver or kc |
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Jared Allen was surrounded by shit. Good players make plays. |
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