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Originally Posted by Hootie
I kind of like Sam Bradford...but that's beyond the point.
I get what you're saying.
I'm all for Sanchez at #3. I really am...
But I flat out trust Pioli/Haley...
and a part of me is kind of rooting for Crabtree...only because of my newly acquired infatuation for Larry Fitzgerald.
Has anyone ever made a bigger name for themselves in one postseason? Christ...Fitzy put on a SHOW...
If Crabtree is 80% as good as Fitzgerald...
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You're thinking with your heart, not with your head.
You've admitted you don't really watch college football. I really cannot stress enough how wary you have to be of prospects coming from the spread.
Michael Crabtree has never shown that he can run a square in, a skinny post, or anything other than a two yard dig, a crossing route, or a 9 route.
Not only that, but the guy is slow. There's no other way to put it. He doesn't have the hands or the jumping ability of Fitzgerald.
And Sam Bradford has the easiest position to play in major college football. He was surrounded by three first day picks on the o-line, has pro receivers all around him, and he never has to throw the ball more than 12 yards.
His offense also allows him to throw to WRs matched up against the 4th and 5th CBs on Baylor and Iowa State. It's not exactly boot camp for the NFL.