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Foskey at 31 would be a perfect pick for me but he's been pretty quiet up until this point, so I don't know where he's going to go. Harrison would be a perfect fit at RT if he's there. |
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And if he did, he would not be a 'possibility' - he'd be an absolute certainty. I'm still only 50/50 he makes it to 31. Fellas, there aren't many guys in this draft with the length/feet/strength that Harrison has. Paris Johnson is the only OT in this draft who I think it obviously more capable of playing LT in the NFL. Broderick Jones is just such a fascinating physical specimen that I put him right at the same level as Harrison in that regard. But Harrison's technique is better, IMO. In either event - no, Harrison won't be there at 63. |
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Get Bling Vance on the line. |
It's pretty much common knowledge, and he admits it, that Nate doesn't really know dick about the draft or prospects. He gets all of his takes from Brugler's draft guide.
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It'd be nice to have an Irish player get drafted by the Chiefs that didn't get cut in his first training camp. |
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Heading into draft season, he was being discussed as a potential top 10 pick and maybe the first DE to go after Hutchison. I don't think anyone realistically expected him to fall to 29. |
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He doesn't have the sources in the organization OR the football knowledge of Terez. Or maybe we were just spoiled with Terez :shrug: |
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Or a 'draft guru' thing whereby he defers to the experts. But yeah, he just rarely gets a damn thing right. I like Nate, don't get me wrong, but damn I miss Terez. Because that guy covered the Chiefs but knew EVERYTHING. Taylor simply doesn't have the broad knowledge base that Paylor had. |
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