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But please, Professor Asshat; enlighten me in the error of my ways! |
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We're two drafts away from starting to improve the left side of the line. |
Why bother. Obviously the only point of view that will please the ass hole club here is that a quarterback must be the pick no matter who that quarterback is. Any dissension amongst the other 85 percent on this board will not be tolerated without moronic verbal assault. You would think by listening to you amatuers that a OT, a LB, or a WR had never been taken with a #3 pick in the NFL. This only shows complete ignorance and its just a good thing the professionals who actually are doing the drafting don't read or give a shit what morons such as yourself have to say.
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I'm in love with the idea of taking one of these badass centers with the 2nd round pick to help shore up some OL. However, again, that means we MUST address defense in FA if we are to compete at all this season, and I think we will. Free Agency will change every thread on this website. I'm looking forward to it...just hoping Pioli has some ideas, and that we can land a couple keepers. Doesn't sound like Pioli is too worried about Cassel, I'd post a link but I can't, it's on PFT. Some hopefuls: FA (Ravens) Jason Brown, Bart Scott - I'll take em both, thank you. FA (NYJ) Tony Richardson - Call it a homer, but he's the best FB I've ever seen. FA (Bolts) Igor Olshansky - best 3-4 guy IMO that won't cost us a mint, he's a second contract guy, and 26 years old. |
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Actually, you can take LT's that high. Corners no. |
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Top 5 CB though...I would've taken Bailey that high coming out. |
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Clint Sintim seems to me to be the guy if you want a rushing OLB in this one, and he's certainly not that early pick...but I'm just saying, Curry looks solid. |
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Its clear alot of people dont understand draft value and core postions.
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Resign Tony Richardson?
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Rush backers change games. Cover backers make it more difficult to pass to the tight end and run to the outside. The mere fact that a guy is a LB doesn't mean he's the same as every other backer. A 4-3 DE is far different than a 3-4 DE, and a 3-4 DT is far different from a 4-3 DT. |
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That is a reasonable position taken by most fans. But the it must be qb no matter what crowd here has bonded together like a gay dance troupe. Enjoy your circle jerk. Please remember to use condoms when inserting your dicks in each others mouths I'm still waiting to hear more about your leaders position that sanchez should be picked because his brother went to Yale. Asswipes. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Here's why you can't. You've already given Branden Albert 10-15 million in guarantees and close to 30 overall. If you moved him to RT that makes him one of the highest paid RTs in the league, which is a far less important position than LT, a position at which he has shown pro bowl potential, and at which he isn't even paid that much. Plus, most RTs in this league are mid rounders. So if you move Albert to RT you do several things-- You significantly decrease his draft value You significantly hamper your cap because you are far above the average pay scale for the position at which he'll play You move him to a less important position on the OL which he is not as well suited to play. Moreover, you've created a hole at the most important position on the offensive line. So, would you rather pay Branden Albert 30 mil to protect your blindside, and someone like Feneki Tupou 3 million, and draft a guy like Sanchez or Stafford to be your franchise QB... or, Would you rather pay Eugene Monroe 55 million, Albert 30, and have Tyler Thigpen as your franchise QB, while paying Nate Davis or Rhett Bomar 3-5 million? It doesn't make any sense. |
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We need to get Michael Johnson with our 1st because he might not make it to when we draft in the 2nd.
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The only position that has ever busted--there's that mother****ing word, again-- in round 1 in the history of the NFL draft is QB. |
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It's just not worth it you'd be better off taking a guy like Marcus Freeman in the 3rd round. |
You people are still debating this from this morning? If a QB is worth the pick, then I'm sure we'll take it, if not, then I'm asuming that we'll do what is best for the TEAM....
Question: If we DON'T take a QB with the 1st rd pick, will all the QB (it's this year or bust) crowd turn on Pioli? :doh!: |
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Again, I'm interested to see what we do in FA to address some of these "holes". If the draft were tomorrow, I agree we're taking a QB. |
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What position if we didn't need a QB?
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...there's no getting around it, we need one, bad. However, to comply...Defensive front 7, no question to me - specific player TBD on base defense. :D |
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Do you really think you know any of this crap more than Pioli??? Posted via Mobile Device |
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The biggest part of this evaluation has to be the interviews/film study sessions where teams get to watch these guys break down tape and demonstrate their intellectual ability to be a QB. And without being privy to these sessions, I don't know how anyone other than the teams and the people these teams talk to would have a clue what the facts on these guys really are.
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Why are you posting on a football message board then? You realize that this is supposed to be the entire purpose of this type of forum? We actually debate things here. Is "Leave it to Pioli" it? I get it. This is your schtick. It's like how Blueballs writes in verse rather than prose. You're the any answer is "Pioli" guy. |
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Best available I see what this is really all about. You guys really do think you know more than Pioli. You are that psycho to think that. Internet chat users. Pretty sad. And because I readily admit that a guy who helped build a dynasty knows more than me I'm suddenly a ballwasher? **** you. Don't choke on your cheetos losers. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Your qb only crowd constantly insults those whose opinion differs but when you get a push back you act like you are being told you can't have an opinion. Its not an outragous thing to say that I do trust Pioli. The guy has helped build a champion. What has been won here? Posted via Mobile Device |
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DID YOU SEE THAT PROFESSOR ASSHAT? THAT'S HOW IT'S ****ING DONE. |
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You really need a new schtick. |
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To debate the draft and call people idiots you disagree with. Its almost like you are in a psychotic fantasy world where you think if you win the argument then that thing is going to happen. Why can't you discuss it without abusing people and acting like what gets determined in here is the ****ing end of the world? Lighten the **** up will you people? Posted via Mobile Device |
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Has to be. And to respond to the previous, I don't believe I've ever called anyone a name on this forum. I might be wrong, but it's typically not my style, and it would be a rare occurrence. |
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Monday morning they'll have no choice but to be eating shit again. That fuel burns hot. |
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So now we have the new catchphrase. Schtick. One guy says it so now everyone else will to? Brilliant Posted via Mobile Device |
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Yes, that one guy was me.
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He brought something no one else had touched on, and he did so in a manner that didn't come across as a butt-hurt n00b dancing the hokey-pokey with a carrot up his ass! |
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I will say this, if we draft him we sure the hell better get some players to protect him so we don't ruin him right away. That's a lot of money to spend on a piņata. |
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I think this guy is Pioli's little net-troll. "Alright Wang, get your ass on the net and find out the general pulse of the fan base on several forums". Oooohhh, yes SIR Mr. Pioree; sankyou"! |
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Personally, I haven't seen a single post by El Zombo that is substantive. I'm sure I missed something but they're few and far between if they exist at all.
From what I can tell, all he's done since he arrived is slam other posters and remind us all that Pioli knows more than we do - which, of course, may well be true. Nevertheless, it kind of hampers conversation. Based on his English skills, Zombo is uneducated. And probably socially inept, as well. I'm going to chalk it up to that, but I wish he'd at least come forward with some ideas and forgo this constant comparison of our experience as NFL front office executives and Pioli's. FAX THE WEARY OF THIS |
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Improving the QB position and improving the O-line aren't mutually exclusive. We can do both this off-season, and both are pressing needs. But the point is to identify the best avenues to accomplish these goals. We're already solid at LT. It would be beyond foolish to even consider taking a RT, guard, or center with our first-round pick. |
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