NFL Draft *****OFFICIAL 2010 NFL Draft Thread***** - Page 367

Mecca · 04-22-2010, 01:22 AM

Here we go, all things draft for the next at least 3 days.

I think it's about time I started one of these things, hopefully I'll bring some good luck to the draft so we don't **** this up.

**OnTheWarpath15** · 04-24-2010, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Dylan

hope the eagles blow it forcryinoutloud

The Eagles are absolutely killing the draft.

**Mr. Flopnuts** · 04-24-2010, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by The Meat Dragon

our first three picks are going to make this team 10 times better than it was last year...

barring injuries...

8-10 wins...I can feel it...

I'm not a fan of the Arenas pick. Why was it great? What did you see that I haven't? Because I admittedly don't know a lot about the guy.

|Zach| · 04-24-2010, 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by the Talking Can

you're here complaining about people who aren't here

because they have opinions you don't share

and that's the 50-1 ratio of your posts...that's what you do

you complain about people

a rather unpleasant personality trait....

Hey man, this is your fantasy land. I guess I am just posting in it. You are just making shit up. You have been this whole time.

Hootie · 04-24-2010, 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by the Talking Can

you're the only one melting down

non stop for a day now

and you wanted clausen worse than anyone, so you claiming to be thrilled now is rank bullshit....you didn't even know who mccluster was when we drafted him

you have no ground to stand on and claim anything...

I did want Clausen...

You're absolutely right.

But just because they didn't pick my #1 or #2 choice doesn't mean the pick is a bad pick...

CLEARLY...the #1 receiver on the Chiefs board was Dexter McCluster...and after I did my research and listened to some people who I respect talk about the guy and realized what kind of role the Chiefs were going to use him in...I realized how clever and how good of a pick it really was...he has the ability to be a Wes Welker receiver...only with game breaking athleticism.

Who is a better fit for this team at WR...

Demaryius Thomas or Dexter McCluster?

In my eyes, McCluster...and I think he's going to produce RIGHT away...and be a major, major, major sleeper and eventual pro bowl caliber player.

**Dylan** · 04-24-2010, 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

The Eagles are absolutely killing the draft.

they seem to do that every year -- since 1999

they're good -- they don't miss a beat -- they know just the right time to get rid of vets -- 1-2 yrs before * and replace them with a skilled player in the draft.

**the Talking Can** · 04-24-2010, 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by |Zach|

the talking can...delivering justice to those who are too pissed off by the NFL draft for the second year in a row they had to take a break.

You are doing god's work.

i'm here

the people you are having a meltdown about aren't

it means you're a bit obsessed....and pathetic

people with opinions really make you angry

'Hamas' Jenkins · 04-24-2010, 11:21 AM

This all stems from the fact that Hootie, Zach, and all of these n00bs feel persecuted throughout the season when the team gets its ass kicked. Thus, they can use threads like this as vengeance, since they can't yet see the players on the field and can then project their "hope" as being fact.

**the Talking Can** · 04-24-2010, 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by The Meat Dragon

I did want Clausen...

You're absolutely right.

But just because they didn't pick my #1 or #2 choice doesn't mean the pick is a bad pick...

CLEARLY...the #1 receiver on the Chiefs board was Dexter McCluster...and after I did my research and listened to some people who I respect talk about the guy and realized what kind of role the Chiefs were going to use him in...I realized how clever and how good of a pick it really was...he has the ability to be a Wes Welker receiver...only with game breaking athleticism.

Who is a better fit for this team at WR...

Demaryius Thomas or Dexter McCluster?

In my eyes, McCluster...and I think he's going to produce RIGHT away...and be a major, major, major sleeper and eventual pro bowl caliber player.

you flip flop on everything....it doesn't give you grounds to criticize anyone for anything...

i can't understand why anyone would care what you think?

Chiefs=Champions · 04-24-2010, 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

This all stems from the fact that Hootie, Zach, and all of these n00bs feel persecuted throughout the season when the team gets its ass kicked. Thus, they can use threads like this as vengeance, since they can't yet see the players on the field and can then project their "hope" as being fact.

this.

my god its like talking to a brick wall......... well its almost 3 am here. im of to bed.. im sure ill relive the horrible picks in my nightmares....

milkman · 04-24-2010, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by The Meat Dragon

our first three picks are going to make this team 10 times better than it was last year...

barring injuries...

8-10 wins...I can feel it...

And you may be right about that.

But you'll never admit it if you're wrong, because you've never admitted you were wrong in the past.

Hootie · 04-24-2010, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts

I'm not a fan of the Arenas pick. Why was it great? What did you see that I haven't? Because I admittedly don't know a lot about the guy.

all I have seen with this kid is he makes plays...I hear he's Devin Hester with an actual position (and intelligence)...

same thing kind of happened with Flowers...he fell because he was short and didn't run well...

If Arenas posts a better 40 time, he goes way, way higher...

I think height for cornerbacks is vastly overrated and if you're running a sub 4.6 40 that's fast enough...all that is is track speed...there is a difference between track speed and football speed and all of the highlights I watched of Arenas his speed and quickness jumps out at me...especially on those returns...

guys like Dante Hall were great returners because of acceleration, agility, and the ability to make cuts without losing speed...not because they run 4.2 40s

'Hamas' Jenkins · 04-24-2010, 11:24 AM

Although I wasn't a huge fan of the McClain pick, the Raiders have had a phenomenal Thursday-Saturday.

The Raiders have a legit chance to win 10 games next year.

|Zach| · 04-24-2010, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

This all stems from the fact that Hootie, Zach, and all of these n00bs feel persecuted throughout the season when the team gets its ass kicked. Thus, they can use threads like this as vengeance, since they can't yet see the players on the field and can then project their "hope" as being fact.

Or the guy your whole group was stroking eachother for and wanted at 5 dropped to 48.

Your master plan would have been to take a guy at 5 that 32 teams passed over at least once...some of them twice...at least 8 of those teams needing QB help.

How many Claussen threads did we have to go through this offseason?

Yet when the actual draft comes around its clownshoes for the whole group, probably because all those teams knew something we don't.

Which is my main point in this whole process. Why deal with such dramatic absolutes.

aturnis · 04-24-2010, 11:25 AM

Cameron Sheffield

Read & React: A disciplined defender who understands his containment responsibilities and has enough quickness, lateral agility and strength to stretch the runner wide. Good burst upfield as a pass rusher, but quickly recognizes the screen and draw, showing the ability to re-direct inside. Grabs hold of the back on the screen and kills the play. Improved his recognition of passing lanes and the impact he can have by getting his hands up as a senior, recording a career-high six PBUs.

Run defense: Lacks the bulk to remain at defensive end full-time in the NFL, but is stronger than his size might suggest. Plays with good pad level and has the strength in his upper and lower to stack and shed the block. Surprising lateral agility to elude blockers in space. Breaks down well and has a burst to change directions and better straight-line speed than he’s given credit for. Good hustle downfield.

Pass defense: Was rarely asked to drop back into coverage while at Troy, but proved surprisingly nimble and alert as an outside linebacker at the Senior Bowl. High in his backpedal, but was smoother than expected turning and showed good straight-line speed to trail the tight end down the sideline. Raw, but has some legitimate upside here.

Tackling: Shows the body control to handle the transition to linebacker. Breaks down well in space for a career defensive end, showing the patience and quick feet to tackle elusive ballcarriers on the edge. Good size and strength to take down bigger ballcarriers. Prefers to wrap up securely and will do so when he can, but will use his long arms to trip up the ballcarrier when forced to make the diving attempt.

Pass Rush/Blitz: Not surprisingly, one of his better areas. Though he doesn’t possess a truly explosive burst out of his three-point stance, he does have the quick step to force the tackle back on his heels and the agility to re-direct inside. Good strength for the bull-rush. Has shown a great deal of improvement throughout his career in terms of getting his hands up in the passing lanes — posting one PBU in 2007, three in 2008 and six in 2009 …

Intangibles: Shy and reserved. A very humble and team-oriented player that the coaches rave about. Will have to have his wrist checked out at the Combine after breaking it during a pick-up basketball game prior to the 2008 season.

**BigMeatballDave** · 04-24-2010, 11:25 AM

I'm trying concentrate on Berry, and how much Denver gave up to get Tebow...

04-22-2010, 01:22 AM
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04-24-2010, 11:21 AM	#5497
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'Hamas' Jenkins Now you've pissed me off! Join Date: Jan 2006 Casino cash: $7229572	Although I wasn't a huge fan of the McClain pick, the Raiders have had a phenomenal Thursday-Saturday. The Raiders have a legit chance to win 10 games next year. __________________ "When the Know-Nothings get control, it will read 'all men are created equal, except negroes, and foreigners, and Catholics.' When it comes to this I should prefer emigrating to some country where they make no pretense of loving liberty – to Russia, for instance, where despotism can be taken pure, and without the base alloy of hypocrisy.”--Abraham Lincoln
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04-24-2010, 11:25 AM	#5504
aturnis MVP Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Iowa Casino cash: $9975811	Cameron Sheffield Read & React: A disciplined defender who understands his containment responsibilities and has enough quickness, lateral agility and strength to stretch the runner wide. Good burst upfield as a pass rusher, but quickly recognizes the screen and draw, showing the ability to re-direct inside. Grabs hold of the back on the screen and kills the play. Improved his recognition of passing lanes and the impact he can have by getting his hands up as a senior, recording a career-high six PBUs. Run defense: Lacks the bulk to remain at defensive end full-time in the NFL, but is stronger than his size might suggest. Plays with good pad level and has the strength in his upper and lower to stack and shed the block. Surprising lateral agility to elude blockers in space. Breaks down well and has a burst to change directions and better straight-line speed than he’s given credit for. Good hustle downfield. Pass defense: Was rarely asked to drop back into coverage while at Troy, but proved surprisingly nimble and alert as an outside linebacker at the Senior Bowl. High in his backpedal, but was smoother than expected turning and showed good straight-line speed to trail the tight end down the sideline. Raw, but has some legitimate upside here. Tackling: Shows the body control to handle the transition to linebacker. Breaks down well in space for a career defensive end, showing the patience and quick feet to tackle elusive ballcarriers on the edge. Good size and strength to take down bigger ballcarriers. Prefers to wrap up securely and will do so when he can, but will use his long arms to trip up the ballcarrier when forced to make the diving attempt. Pass Rush/Blitz: Not surprisingly, one of his better areas. Though he doesn’t possess a truly explosive burst out of his three-point stance, he does have the quick step to force the tackle back on his heels and the agility to re-direct inside. Good strength for the bull-rush. Has shown a great deal of improvement throughout his career in terms of getting his hands up in the passing lanes — posting one PBU in 2007, three in 2008 and six in 2009 … Intangibles: Shy and reserved. A very humble and team-oriented player that the coaches rave about. Will have to have his wrist checked out at the Combine after breaking it during a pick-up basketball game prior to the 2008 season.
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04-24-2010, 11:25 AM	#5505
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