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You ignore the progress Berry made as a pass defender because it doesn't fit your agenda. Troy Palomaulu, Ed Reed, Darren Sharper Bob Sanders and Donte Whitner to a lesser extent belie your positional value argument. That being said, I think center is undervalued and could get behind the idea of taking Knnz, if we could trade down. But I also think Chris Myers or Nick Hardwick would be better options through free agency. |
Whats the story with Brewster? Could he be had in the second?
I am endorsing either trading down or just picking Tannehill if he is there. If he's not just take who ever you want just to make sure you get him. I know one thing, if Hightower is around in the second we better take him. The dude is built to be the perfect thumper next to DJ. I like Belcher and all but Hightower would make this Lb core Steelers of the past 4 or 5 years good. |
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With the number of snaps KC stands to lose through FA, they need to be smart about how they fill openings. O line happens to be the easiest to fill with quality this year via FA. Even assuming we re-sign Carr, Bowe, and Belcher, we still have no NT, blocking TE, or FB. |
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Oh, yeah I do. Your dumbass wanted us to draft Okung who has missed 10 games to injury and hasn't been anything special when he has played. Berry > all of your picks Albert > Okung Case closed. If we move down into the late teens or early 20s, Konz would be a damn good pick...at 11, it would be overspending. Hudson gives us the versatility to sit back till the second or third round to pick the best guard or center available and let Hudson take over the other spot. |
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This line has been an obvious problem since Pioli got here, and he only seems willing to add one new piece a year. |
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Berry was a high school quarterback who got signed as an "athlete" to Tenessee. The guy didn't even have an official position when he got there. And I had no problem with the Chiefs taking him when they did. They had a hole at safety and it filled a need. However, he was far from a finished product and it showed his rookie year as he was singularly responsible for a number of touchdowns in the passing game. He ended the season as essentially a third middle linebacker. And now you are saying that Reynolds is a third round guard after he has played the left tackle position his entire college career which netted him a first team freshman All-American selection and three consectutive first team All-Conference selections at the left tackle position. But now he's a guard. You must be a ****ing football genius. Because you read one bloggers take after one post season practice. I don't know what you do in life, but you are wasting yourself. You should be running a scout team for the best team in the NFL because you are so ****ing balls out right about everything NFL. I apologize that I put out this mock because you are right and everyone else is wrong. And I am obviously in that second group. I bow to your kick ass scouting skills. You know more than everyone. |
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LOL just admit you are wrong about Berry
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Or are you just some dumb ****er spouting off about one sentence shit you read on the intranets? Are you there watching him "get killed?" Seriously. What are you basing your "he's getting killed" insight on? |
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But, please, continue to that end. What are you getting at? Are you comparing the players? Attempting to compare the players? |
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