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Old 02-18-2009, 08:58 PM  
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Someone explain to me what makes Aaron Curry worth the 3rd pick?
Since I'm seeing people starting to lean that way I really want to know...he's not a rusher 9 1/2 sacks in 4 years...he has nearly as many INT's as he does sacks over the course of his college career...

Does this mean he's a bad player no it doesn't, but the type of LB he is does not make him worth a top 5 pick. Fathom this Ernie Sims was taken 10 as a traditional 4-3 OLB he's a very nice player...is he a difference maker up in Detroit, he's not. And it can be easily argued that he's more naturally gifted than Curry is..the OLB position in a 4-3 is not a game changing core position.

Not to mention you could sign the #1 LB on the market of FA for half of what you'd have to pay Curry to do the same thing.
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Old 02-19-2009, 02:07 AM   #406
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Do you guys seriously lack reading comprehension skills?

My entire point is even though Ernie Sims is good he means nothing to the Lions team being any good, do you get it?
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Now address my point, Ernie Sims drafted 10th overall is a borderline pro bowl backer with more natural gifts than Curry has, what difference is he making for the Lions?

That should answer the question about taking a non pass rushing LB this high.
Archie Manning was a two-time pro-bowl QB, once Player of the Year, put up Hall-of-Fame numbers across a 13 year career, but never had a winning season. Could it be because it's a team game?

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Well if no one should question the great Pioli or have a thought of their own lets close down the damn forum then, unless we're all gonna sit here and go "lets suck his cock, ok your turn"
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It's QB's and Jenkins and that's really it, none of those other players are justifiable.
No cornerback has been drafted higher than #5 in the last decade. Only one CB has EVER been drafted as high as #3. So much for "positional value." Or is Jenkins substantially better than guys like Sanders and Bailey - a once-in-a-lifetime talent?

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Old 02-19-2009, 02:18 AM   #407
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If Chiefsplanet had been around, this board would have found fault with Elway, Peyton Manning and Troy Aikman when they were drafted.



Alot of this fanbase just like to criticize franchise QB's because we have never drafted one.


Those guys were the top prospects in their drafts. They were all picked #1. They would be equivalent to Stafford this year.

The Chiefs aren't going to get Stafford (unless they trade up). They're looking at the #2 QB prospect.

The second QBs selected the same years as Elway, Manning, and Aikman were Blackledge, Leaf, and Elkins. Three busts - two of them Chiefs.

What an amazing set of examples you picked - to scare people off of Sanchez! Did you do that on purpose?!
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Old 02-19-2009, 02:24 AM   #408
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Lets put it this way, why when your team sucks would anyone think it's a good idea to build your team around a strong side LB, does that make any sense?

He's not half the college player AJ Hawk was and Hawk has been disappointing so far.
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Old 02-19-2009, 02:39 AM   #409
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I had a dream last night.

Lions go for Stafford.

Louis go for Sanchez.

Chiefs go for Curry.

Also, we beat the Raiders 11-0, our TD comes from a 60+ yard bust from a new RB that we acquire through the draft.

Oh, and TT was our QB.

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Old 02-19-2009, 02:40 AM   #410
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Lets put it this way, why when your team sucks would anyone think it's a good idea to build your team around a strong side LB, does that make any sense?

He's not half the college player AJ Hawk was and Hawk has been disappointing so far.
You really never know what you're gonna get when they hit the NFL. JUst the position he plays alone, I think takes him out of the top 5, but that's not to say he won't blow A.J. away as a pro, which I think he will.
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Old 02-19-2009, 02:42 AM   #411
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I had a dream last night.

Lions go for Stafford.

Louis go for Sanchez.

Chiefs go for Curry.

Also, we beat the Raiders 11-0, our TD comes from a 60+ yard bust from a new RB that we acquire through the draft.

Oh, and TT was our QB.

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I had a dream I had sex with Jada Pinket last night. Seriously. It was pretty cool. Her ass was awesome in my dream.
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You really never know what you're gonna get when they hit the NFL. JUst the position he plays alone, I think takes him out of the top 5, but that's not to say he won't blow A.J. away as a pro, which I think he will.
Coming from me a guy who's seen Curry quite a bit I was never THAT impressed. I always looked at him as a fringe to middle of the first guy.
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Old 02-19-2009, 02:45 AM   #413
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Coming from me a guy who's seen Curry quite a bit I was never THAT impressed. I always looked at him as a fringe to middle of the first guy.
I always thought the same about Hawk. I thought he just "looked the part", bu never thought he would be that great. So far he's living up to my expectations. I feel the same about Laurinitis.
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I think we should take Sanchez and this guy...
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I always thought the same about Hawk. I thought he just "looked the part", bu never thought he would be that great. So far he's living up to my expectations. I feel the same about Laurinitis.
James Laurinaitis is Scott Fujita.
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HAHA.....now what makes him your guy?
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That's the kind of guy we need opposite Bowe right there. Not a Carbtree type.
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