People need to understand this:
There's NO REASON for the Raiders to leak this if they're looking to trade. Why would anybody wanting Geno trade with the Raiders if they want GENO? Think for a minute. Then you'll realize that this came FROM JACKSONVILLE. |
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I'm totally prepared for this scenario where he drafts the future All-Pro QB in his first year with the Chiefs and then looks to support him in subsequent drafts. |
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Raiders have some more whacked out contracts to get rid of, once that happens, the Raiders will start bringing in football players instead of Drama players... |
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If anyone reading this wants to draft LT at #1, stop what your doing and go play in traffic. |
Fans want to bargain shop for a franchise qb and not be risky
**** them |
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The AFC West needs to return to dominance. Football is better when this division is better. There's a history to this division that only the NFC East and NFC North can match. This is/was the premier division in the AFC and needs to be there again. |
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I hope Alex Smith comes here and infects all the truefans with aids |
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I so agree. I really don't hate any of the teams anymore because they all SUCK except Denver. I don't even hate Denver anymore because what's the point? When there is real competition (not to see who sucks worse), then the rivalries mean a hell of a lot more and it becomes FUN! |
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Pretty much. This came from Jacksonville. |
I hope a lot of teams want him, that he moves up the draft boards on all teams. It makes us way more likely to pick him.
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I don't understand, why would it make more sense for it to be coming from Jacksonville? No one actually thinks the Jaguars want to take a QB in the first round.
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Jackson may offer you Gabbart + another pick for the 1st...
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Raiders fans are dumb. Just search geno smith in Twitter and you find a hand full saying they already have him in terrel pryor. :facepalm:
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I believe it's also possible for the Raiders to be putting this out there in hopes that someone will jump them to take Geno, because they might be concerned that the Jags are targeting their guy. |
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Alot of other Jags fans want Werner because they think he has a higher ceiling than Damontre, but I don't personally see it. Bradley was asked about the QB situation and what type of QB he would like. And from the sound of it, I think he wants another Russell Wilson like player. And that to me would be Tajh Boyd. So I wouldn't be opposed to trading down to help get him next year. |
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Moore is a difficult guy to figure out. He's a bit of a tweener and he doesn't look like he's got that instinctiveness in his game right now. However, he plays hard, is very athletic and as such, makes a lot of plays from behind that are actually pretty impressive plays. I don't know if he'll be able to do that at the next level though. I think that Moore, Mingo and Jordan are all the same guy. Very similar games, athleticism and size. I think all will be good pros. If I was Jacksonville, I'd go with Werner in the first and then Nassib in the second. |
Nassib is a reach with the 33rd pick in my opinion. The kid looks lost when he is pressured and has some serious accuracy issues. We already have a QB who is very young and still needs to develop. The only QB I could see us taking really, would be Dysert in like the third.
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Regular season and postseason [hide]Geno Smith WVU Passing Stats Season Games Comp-Att Yards Comp % TD INT 2009 5 32–49 309 65.3% 1 1 2010 13 241–372 2763 64.8% 24 7 2011 13 346–526 4385 65.8% 31 7 2012 13 369–518 4205 71.2% 42 6 Total 44 988–1465 11662 67.4% 98 21 |
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Go home you're drunk. |
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Boyd Murray (who is also going to be an old fart, btw) Yeah, nice QB draft class, asshole |
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He might even make it into the first when everything is said and done. And I think Chad Henne is a myth. They need another QB and will most likely look to the position earlier rather than later. I wouldn't be surprised if a guy like EJ Manuel is considered for their second rounder either. Nassib or Manuel, if still on the board, will get a serious look if they get their pass rusher (which the Jags desperately need) in the first. Though they might go best OLB as well at the top. Someone like K State's Arthur Brown would help them immensely. Werner and Brown, then Manuel at the top of the third would be a nice scenario for the Jags. |
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And the problem with us needing a QB, is that we were also towards the bottom of the NFL in virtually every other category. Our O-Line and entire defense is abysmal. I see us going for a CB with the 33rd so Rashean Mathis can retire into the distance. |
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you keep waiting for "next year". Dumbass Posted via Mobile Device |
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The Jaguars don't want a QB but you can bet your ass they'd love to get a ****ing HAUL like the Rams got last year to trade down. If the Raiders want Geno, anybody else that wants him is going to have to trade with the Jags. |
This whole thread is shenanigans. If the Chiefs don't draft Geno, Jaguars will. Geno will not be a Raider
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And Tajh Boyd is not Russell Wilson. One has pinpoint accuracy, the other has...well... |
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I made a comment of your use of "next year" all the ****ing time. you said I was drunk, which made no sense. I'm telling you "next year"never comes. Go **** yourself Posted via Mobile Device |
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It's not. It has the potential to be worse than 2010. |
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I'm on the Geno or Bust bandwagon right now. This team has been plagued by terrible QB play with the exception of a few years of Montana and Green. Anybody who says QB isn't out biggest team need by a wide margin doesn't understand the game, or doesn't actually watch Chiefs football. We just witnessed the worst season in franchise history and the fans need to be shown that the franchise wants to get better NOW, even if Geno has questionable traits we don't know about. If Dorsey drafts Geno and flops, then I'm OK with it, because I know they made an attempt to improve the most glaring need on this franchise. This team has to try and try again till they get it right. Once a franchise QB is in place, then build the offense around his strengths. From that point, Dorsey can stay loyal to his draft board and take BPA in every round.
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We need a pass rusher first , Our running game will be fine now that the zbs shit is gone and we are going back to the pbs . We are weak at CB so a pass rusher is essential to limiting a QB time to throw the ball. Raiders will not take a QB with their first pick |
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Who is worth the #1 then? |
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Some years there are good QB classes. Some years there are David Carr / Joey Harrington classes. |
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IT IS WAY TOO SOON TO KNOW WHO IS GOING WHERE |
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2011 NFL Draft: 1) Cam Newton 8) Jake Locker 10) Blaine Gabbert 12) Christian Ponder 2012 NFL Draft: 1) Andrew Luck 2) Robert Griffin III 8) Ryan Tannehill Geno Smith would be the number two QB in 2011 and the number three QB in 2012 and absolutely would have been drafted top 10 both years. |
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How could ANY football fan with an ounce of football knowledge, not know they need a QB more than any other position? My 'spock' emoticon was in response to your reeruned comment, not what Reid is going to do. |
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Guys, he's a Raider fan AND a troll.
And he agrees with BlackBob. What does that tell you? |
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The franchise quarterbacks listed below weren't considered good enough to be top 10 picks when they came out of college: Brady - 6th round Flacco - 18th overall Roethlisberger - 11th overall Aaron Rodgers -24th overall Drew Brees - 32nd overall Colin Kaepernick - 2nd round (36th overall) Russell Wilson - 3rd round (75th overall) Are you going to tell me that guys like Brady, Roethlisberger and Rogers weren't REALLY worth a #1 overall pick when they came out? The fact that they were drafted so low doesn't mean they weren't good enough to be a top 10 pick. All it means is that the evaluation process is very imprecise and it's difficult to get it exactly right. A team that drafted any of the guys listed above would NOT have wasted its #1 overall pick, no matter what guys like Kiper and McShay think. That's the point. It's up to John Dorsey and Andy Reid to figure out who the best quarterback is in this draft, and then DRAFT HIM. It doesn't matter that you have to use the #1 overall pick to get him. |
Come on man, Aaron Rodgers went 24th overall.
Why in the world would you give up all that VALUE by drafting him #1? |
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Setsuna > B14ckmon > Cassel
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No one is forcing you to post like a uneducated inner city youth. |
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Your assumption was racist though. |
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kindly go **** yourself Posted via Mobile Device |
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...So you are mad about me saying the Jaguars should wait until next year to get a QB in the draft? What? We just drafted one two years ago. |
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