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I don't doubt that they can work in our system, I think a lot of Dorsey and always have. Not a fan of TJ but I could be wrong and I'll be the first to admit it if I am. At best I expect TJ to be an average player here. He wasn't worth the #3 pick thru no fault of his own, but he now must live up to that pick. I don't think he can but I know that Suh can and I don't think you pass on a player of his caliber because you have a mediocre player already filling the position. TJ's first year stats DO NOT compare favorably to those of any good 5 tech. For the record I wouldn't be opposed to drafting Suh and trading him or keeping him and trading TJ. If TJ has done such a bang up job then maybe BB would be willing to give us his 2010 1st rounder. :rolleyes: |
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We'd have to package a #3 as well or probably a player. |
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You take Suh and thank Satan he fell to you
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imo Mays isn't even worth a 1st round pick he's probably gonna end up moving to linebacker ala urlacher and will be a project of sorts. |
You draft Suh because he makes everyone around him better.
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Lets win the Holiday Bowl before we discuss drafting Suh
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The Chiefs 3-4 is nothing like the Dallas 3-4, the Chiefs are trying to build that boring NE 3-4 where big fat guys play up front and stop the run and the LB's only blitz sometimes.
The NE style of 3-4 is nothing like the Pittsburgh style or the Dallas style. And for the style this team seems to want to play, which is the boring one I might add, Suh has no spot unless you want 3 top 5 picks to rotate in 2 spots. |
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For shits and grins:
If Pioli were willing to return to the 43, would you draft Suh? Or, are you still in favor of Berry, Clausen, etc? |
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