Mayock has us taking Barron at #11...two safeties in 3 years? Can't see Pioli doing that....
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Regarding QBs, I really liked Weeden and Osweiler as college QBs, but I have no idea how that translates to the pros. Edit: Yesterday was the first time I (believe I) heard of Kuechly. I don't think I've seen him play. Clearly, I'm not a draft guru. |
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he's a finesse LB that doesn't create turnovers....no thanks DJ had 19 tackles for a loss and 9 forced fumbles his senior year you better be creating turnovers or racking up sacks if I'm drafting you at 5...and all that hot air sounds exactly like the crap spewed about Jesus Curry |
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He was productive, but unspectacular. Frankly, I don't want to wait several years, like we did with DJ, to have something good at LB. DJ is anything but a mauling hitter, but he is Dick Butkus compared to Kuechly. Stop relying on the damn combine numbers and watch his film. Check out how many times he catches tackles as opposed to filling holes and making tackles for loses. Shitty tackles get counted the same as, "fill the hole and knock the jock into the third row" hits. Think about what Curry has become in the NFL and ask yourself if that's what you REALLY want this year with the 11th pick. I sure as hell don't. |
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Didn't DJ fall to us the year we drafted him because he ran around blockers and teams questioned his toughness?
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Little bit of a difference there. |
If Kalil is there, you take him, or entice a lucrative trade. Albert's contract is coming up. He could be traded for a first rounder, especially when Arizona's jaw drops when we take their ideal pick from them.
We had a debate here about taking an elite guard at #11. The naysayers said guard was not a top 10 pick, but everyone acknowledges that elite LT is a top 5 pick. Do you take a non-elite QB, a potentially good 5 tech DE, or an elite LT? |
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Jokeray (St. Louis): Alot of Lions fans want Derrick Johnson @#10..do you think he'll be available?
Nolan Nawrocki: If you put on the Oklahoma tape and watch him taking on blocks with his back, or getting abused vs. Arkansas vs. backs half his size, you would think he might be around in the second round, where some teams have him stacked. But in Detroit, he would be an excellent fit. They have big bodies there who could protect him and keep him free to run to the ball. His best chance is going to come on the weakside. If he stays in the middle, teams will run at him all day long. Despite his dislike for taking on blocks, he is very athletic, covers like a defensive back and could be gone in the Top 10. I think there's a good chance he'll be there for the Lions though. |
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