Sean is 25 i believe

Cassel and Smith are nothing alike. Absolutely nothing. It's a baseless statement. Smith isn't the answer, but he's a lot better of a player than Matt Cassel.

I also think Andy Reid is 1 million times better as a coach than Romeo.

But their career stats suggest they are the same so therefore they must be!!1!1

The career stats might be the same but Cassel wasn't the #1 pick and thrown into a sh*t storm like Smith. Cassel also played on possibly one of the greatest teams of all time. Thats how we got suckered into him tossin the ball up to Moss at that time would pad anybodies stats. 2010 I can't explain luck I guess

This is honestly way too confident of a statement from you.

Based on everything we've learned about Alex Smith he's a lot like Matt Cassel.

Now I don't doubt that he will never be as bad as Cassel was these last two seasons, but to suggest he has a higher ceiling strikes me as a reach.

So those 1s in my exclamation mark didnt spell out the sarcasm?

How about Sam Shields from the Packers if Sean Smith is a no go.

[QUOTE=Superturtle;9471579]So those 1s in my exclamation mark didnt spell out the sarcasm?[/QUOTE

got it:hmmm:

ESPN's Adam Schefter estimated on NFL32 that Sean Smith will command in the range of $7 million to $7.5 million annually in free agency.
Per Schefter, Smith is widely viewed around the league as the top cornerback available. We prefer Aqib Talib, and perhaps teams would if he were cleaner off the field. Smith, who played college ball at Utah, is squeaky clean and only 25 years old. Look for the Chiefs, Eagles, Buccaneers, and perhaps Jaguars to contact Smith when the negotiating period opens Friday at midnight.

I also would prefer Talib.

Or Rhodes, Amerson, or Banks at #34. Wait...

Amerson can be had in the 3rd rd from what I've seen.

I think Amerson can be had in the 3rd, too.

Unfortunately, we will probably need to take the best QB available in that spot.

Depending on how the draft went, that would be extremely intradasting. Of course, this whole late 1st-3rd is going to be crazy decision-wise as there are so many prospects that likely have similar grades.

LMAO

Honestly, it seems like everybody has a 2nd round grade this year.

Which means shit value for most teams in the 1st, and great value for most teams in the 3rd.