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Old 03-01-2011, 11:50 AM  
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Torrey Smith Anyone?
I admit to not watching much Terps football. Torrey seems to have the speed we are missing at the WR spot and could be there at 21. I know Hankerson is the guy here everyone is eye balling, but thoughts on this guy. Maybe Jeremy Maclin V2?
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Old 03-01-2011, 12:29 PM   #16
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Your level of reerun doesn't even register on the scale.

I should have known better than talk about draft positions with someone thinking Kaepernick is going to be drafted before Newton.
I said would not be suprised if he was, but go ahead and build those straw men.

I hate to go Hamas but you might well be the biggest idiot poster I've seen on this board next to Ladarius.

I really don't believe you watched 1 minute of the combine.
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Old 03-01-2011, 12:29 PM   #17
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Smith didn't look very good running the passing drills. Didn't catch very well and was really choppy in his breaks. Not very fluid. He's going to have to have a lot of coaching at the next level to be effective. He's a project at this point.
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Old 03-01-2011, 12:32 PM   #18
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I said would not be suprised if he was, but go ahead and build those straw men.

I hate to go Hamas but you might well be the biggest idiot poster I've seen on this board next to Ladarius.

I really don't believe you watched 1 minute of the combine.
If you would not be suprised that means you are thinking it.
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Old 03-01-2011, 12:32 PM   #19
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Read something about this guy being Heyward Bey 2.0
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Old 03-01-2011, 12:45 PM   #20
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Read something about this guy being Heyward Bey 2.0
Same school, same position, same plays that Bey ran. Smith isn't as fast, but close, and gets better separation than Bey, but he's far from polished in terms of being a real receiver. He's a project that will require good coaching. He also has Jimmy Clausen hands. There are a lot of other guys in this draft at the receiver position I'd take over him (in personal preferential order):

1. Austin Pettis
2. Jon Baldwin
3. Leonard Hankerson
4. Vincent Brown

Chiefs have a legit #1 in Bowe. They've got their speed guy in Curtis. They've got their swiss army knife slot guy in McCluster. They need a long, possession type receiver that has great hands and can run precision routes. Smith does not fit the bill.
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Old 03-01-2011, 12:47 PM   #21
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Same school, same position, same plays that Bey ran. Smith isn't as fast, but close, and gets better separation than Bey, but he's far from polished in terms of being a real receiver. He's a project that will require good coaching. He also has Jimmy Clausen hands. There are a lot of other guys in this draft at the receiver position I'd take over him (in personal preferential order):

1. Austin Pettis
2. Jon Baldwin
3. Leonard Hankerson
4. Vincent Brown

Chiefs have a legit #1 in Bowe. They've got their speed guy in Curtis. They've got their swiss army knife slot guy in McCluster. They need a long, possession type receiver that has great hands and can run precision routes. Smith does not fit the bill.
Relying on Curtis and McCluster?? Fail.
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Old 03-01-2011, 01:15 PM   #22
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Same school, same position, same plays that Bey ran. Smith isn't as fast, but close, and gets better separation than Bey, but he's far from polished in terms of being a real receiver. He's a project that will require good coaching. He also has Jimmy Clausen hands. There are a lot of other guys in this draft at the receiver position I'd take over him (in personal preferential order):

1. Austin Pettis
2. Jon Baldwin
3. Leonard Hankerson
4. Vincent Brown

Chiefs have a legit #1 in Bowe. They've got their speed guy in Curtis. They've got their swiss army knife slot guy in McCluster. They need a long, possession type receiver that has great hands and can run precision routes. Smith does not fit the bill.
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Which statement is fuller of retart?

Kevin Curtis is our speed WR
Asamoah played LT



We have 1 WR and 1 guy who's more of a gadget, might develop into something you can use in the slot. I'd love Pettis, but if we get someone in FA like James Jones...

I used to hope Julio Jones might fall to us, but his worst case is Bengals passing on WR, Green going to Cleveland and Jones going to St Louis. More likely Green to Cinci and Jones to Cleveland.
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Old 03-01-2011, 02:23 PM   #23
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I wouldn't draft any WR's in the first round unless they were named AJ Green or Julio Jones.
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Old 03-01-2011, 02:37 PM   #24
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Old 03-01-2011, 04:37 PM   #25
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Poll Question:

Which statement is fuller of retart?

Kevin Curtis is our speed WR
Asamoah played LT
Do you have any idea how fast Curtis is? I'm assuming absolutely no idea whatsoever based on your comment above. The guy can flat out fly.

He timed a 4.35 at the combine and ran a 4.21 at his pro day. He's been productive in the league and wouldn't be a bad guy to have as your stretch the field type of receiver.

And I'm not saying Curtis should be the #2 guy, unlike Chiefnj2 somehow thought. It's kinda why I'd like to have them draft a sure handed receiver that knows how to run a proper route. He should be the fourth receiver, stretch the field guy that has good hands. Jesus, the reading comprehension level around here is abysmal.

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We have 1 WR and 1 guy who's more of a gadget, might develop into something you can use in the slot. I'd love Pettis, but if we get someone in FA like James Jones...
Jones? That's great. We need more guys on this team who can't catch the ball. Maybe we should look at Braylon Edwards as well.
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Do you have any idea how fast Curtis is? I'm assuming absolutely no idea whatsoever based on your comment above. The guy can flat out fly.

He timed a 4.35 at the combine and ran a 4.21 at his pro day. He's been productive in the league and wouldn't be a bad guy to have as your stretch the field type of receiver.

And I'm not saying Curtis should be the #2 guy, unlike Chiefnj2 somehow thought. It's kinda why I'd like to have them draft a sure handed receiver that knows how to run a proper route. He should be the fourth receiver, stretch the field guy that has good hands. Jesus, the reading comprehension level around here is abysmal.



Jones? That's great. We need more guys on this team who can't catch the ball. Maybe we should look at Braylon Edwards as well.
Curtis ran a 4.35 11 years and testicular cancer ago...He was signed for the playoffs, thats it. Haley did the same thing in arizona
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Kevin Curtis is not even going to be on this roster in 2 years.
Is that because the world is going to be destroyed in 2012?
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which did curtis have more of last year?

testicles or catches?
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