"Jesus" Is Disappointing...
From Rotoworld:
Rookie SLB Aaron Curry has been removed from the Seahawks' nickel package. Now only a mere early-down linebacker, Curry is barely averaging five tackles a game. The No. 4 overall pick hasn't been nearly as effective as No. 16 overall pick Brian Cushing for the Texans. Seahawks GM Tim Ruskell should be kicking himself for drafting Curry over Eugene Monroe in April. |
wow ... cool, feel a little better about Jackson now.
still early though for all the rookies |
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What does he think he is playing??? Patty cake?!?!? |
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Dlineman often struggle their first year |
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I think the guys like Matt Ryan and Cushing gives fans an unrealistic view of the adjustment period from CFB to the NFL. |
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It's not surprising that Curry is struggling because he was way overrated. |
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James Laurinaitis. |
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JFC, I wish those same rumors would have applied to Tyson Jackson. |
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Pioli would have taken him anyway, hell Jackson's only playing two downs now. |
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specially if they go to KC stilll waiting for dorsey to be the "dominate" figure he was supposed to be |
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Who cares anyway?
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No one even considered him going early until Rick Gosselin's mock came out the night before the draft. |
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I know |
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What a crazy offseason that was. |
Didn't Curry get off to a hot start?
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Where is Bdeg?
He was insistent that the Chiefs take Everette Brown at #3 overall. |
I don't care what they may say, I don't care what they may do...
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Dane,
I didnt really spend a lot of time on the board around the time before the draft, I just got the basic feeling that Orakpo was not gonna be the pick. What were the key points as to why the board disliked him so much? |
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Secondly, there was the question of his bulk and his overall ability. But, that's going off of memory on a late night. |
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Mecca had a funny quote about Orakpo..I think it was something like... "I'd rather wipe my ass with a toilet brush than draft Brian Orakpo"....Maybe I'm incorrect, but I know I'm close. He hated Orakpo because he was from Texas. I can't bash Mecca to much though. I think every year somebody is waaay off about a certain prospect and other times guys are pin-point on the money when making predictions about players.
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I think Jackson has looked pretty good for a 1st year D-linemen.
Better than Jesus Curry. A 2 down LB. |
Ty Jack is going to be a solid player.
But is he going to be worthy of overall #3 money? Thats the question. The 09 draft is looking sort of weak overall. |
Orakpu seemed like another Hali great motor good production in college, but not the physical freak to get ALOT better. Mecca projected him to be a LDE not good enough to be a pick that high. He reminded me too much of mike mamula. Good build but already maxed out weight wise with his frame and play before he got to the nfl
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The picks that turn out to be unspectacular but "OK" aren't the kind that really hurt your franchise, it's the picks like JaMarcus Russell that will do that, the ones where you get absolutely nothing. That is what will bury a team eventually. |
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Every team spends millions of dollars on scouting.... a 'rumor' isn't dropping someone. Just because a 'rumor' makes draft magazine readers think he should drop a round, doesn't mean that people who actually get paid to evaluate talent are affected by it at all. |
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Laurinaitis is a prime example of a kid who is a good football player for years on the field, but then he slips because of size/timing issues.
The first 4 defensive players are all underwhelming at this point - Jackson, Curry, Raji and Maybin. Hell, Maybin is third string and barely gets playing time. |
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This is what so many fans just don't get. Football is a team sport. You have to have good players at all the positions to be a good team. If Tyson Jackson is a good starter for the next 12 years... then the Chiefs were smart in drafting him. Of course the problem will be if the Chiefs get three years into this and then go back to a 4-3 and he has to move inside and then struggles. I just assume that the Chiefs will stick with the 3-4, given Pioli's history. |
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And he slipped to us....hells yeah. |
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I was high on Curry. From what little I have seen this year of the Seahawks, I thought he played well. As disappointing as they have been, is coaching part of the problem?
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You are still moronic if you think a scout is dropping him on the draft board based on a rumor that other scouts think he might not be an everydown player. A scout would view that as an opportunity. Scouts aren't dumba$$ fans on message boards.... they actually know what they are looking at.... and aren't reading some draft magazine and regurgitating what it said trying to act like experts. |
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Rey was projected as a Top 15 player in nearly every mock until about two weeks before, when Mayock floated the idea that Rey was only a two down player. He dropped to the top of the second because most GM's, like you, are ****ing gutless ****ing pussies. Tell me how Rey's a 2 down 'backer now, Senseless. |
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Curry received waaaaaay too much media hype. Holmgren left the Seahawks in major disarray with shit for talent. Poor decisions lead to a poor football team. Curry's just a guy and nothing special. Certainly not an impact football player. |
Sure glad we drafted tyson instead of this guy. We might not have had the pleasant suprise of tamba
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For a second I thought this was a thread best suited for DC. :p
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That said, he is a rookie and linebacker is one of the hardest positions to play on a defense.... and it really depends on the DC on how hard it is to play. The more complex and linebacker oriented the scheme, the harder it is. |
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Do you even realize how much of a dumbass you are? Do you even realize how stupid you sound? Franchises do their own homework. If Mayock said that, he probably got that information from a league source. I am not saying that mistakes aren't made, but they are made based on their own work... not some freaking 'rumor' by a draft analyst. Your stupidity is amazing. I am literally stunned that you have this opinion. I have read some really dumbass stuff on this board.... some of it, I wrote myself. But, the theory that a GM, a scout, or anyone other than a fan would be swayed by Mayock, Kiper or any other draft 'expert'... is asinine. Happy Thanksgiving.... I am thankful for you Dane.... because on bad day's.... I can think.... at least I'm not Dane. Thanks.... there are days I need that. |
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