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Old 03-09-2011, 02:00 PM  
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BigCat's Top 5 At 21

I'm a little underwhelmed at the lack of talent in this years draft, but as of right now come draft day here are the guys I'm pulling for at #21.

1. Phil Taylor - At some point this position HAS to be addresses in this defense. Taylor has huge upside here and basically offers us something we don't have on this team. A legit 3-4 NT. There are other guys later in the draft, but probably not the game changer Taylor can be.

2 Ryan Mallett - Here comes the boom or bust factor. This guys scares the hell out of me, but he has the best NFL arm I've seen in quite some time. I would applaud any effort at upgrading the QB position through the draft and you will never find a better arm at 21.

3. Torrey Smith - Our WR's are slower then dirt and Torrey is the perfect compliment to Bowe and should be able to get seperation. I think we are talking Maclin V2 right here. Smith, Bowe, Moe, Charles, McCluster is a lot of toys to play with on offense.

4. Martez Wilson - Team speed is still a major problem with this defense and Wilson upgrades that quite a bit over Belcher.

5. Justin Houston - A very good player at a major position of need. I wouldn't be thrilled by this pick ,but would just sit back and think "blah, but makes sense".
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Old 03-09-2011, 02:20 PM   #2
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I like Taylor a lot more than most people here. I like that pick, A-.

Mallett is a disaster. Not only is Pioli not going to go for him, but he's apparently the antithesis of a team leader. Asshole QBs by and large don't win Super Bowls. D-

Smith is a reach, but an understandable one. I'd give the pick a B-.

Wilson I am not that crazy about. I feel like he doesn't play as hard as he should. He has a few good highlights but you never see the guy just plow a mother****er. I think he's going to play softer than DJ. C-.

Houston would never happen with Pioli. Shame, too. A+.
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Old 03-09-2011, 02:28 PM   #3
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I like Taylor a lot more than most people here. I like that pick, A-.

Mallett is a disaster. Not only is Pioli not going to go for him, but he's apparently the antithesis of a team leader. Asshole QBs by and large don't win Super Bowls. D-

Smith is a reach, but an understandable one. I'd give the pick a B-.

Wilson I am not that crazy about. I feel like he doesn't play as hard as he should. He has a few good highlights but you never see the guy just plow a mother****er. I think he's going to play softer than DJ. C-.

Houston would never happen with Pioli. Shame, too. A+.
Mallett is the big question mark. I get all the intangible issues, but if a guy is out there throwing laser beams and putting up points does it off set it some? I wan't go bury the guy, but then I see him throw and just can't quit him. Although I'm sure he is probably off the Chiefs board anyways.

I'm almost pulling for Smith at this point ahead of Taylor. He have 0 speed at the WR position right now and need someone to stretch the field.
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Old 03-09-2011, 02:33 PM   #4
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I'm perfectly fine with Taylor at 21 so we can finally stop talking about the NT position.

I also like the value of QB skills you get with Mallett who will fall to the 2nd. Perhaps a trade up in the 2nd possibility? Sitting a year or so and some seasoning and you could have a steal.

Can't win at the QB draft game if you don't ever try.
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Old 03-09-2011, 02:52 PM   #5
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Old 03-09-2011, 04:09 PM   #6
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I wan't go bury the guy, but then I see him throw and just can't quit him.
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Old 03-09-2011, 04:15 PM   #7
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Old 03-09-2011, 08:05 PM   #8
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Mallett is the big question mark. I get all the intangible issues, but if a guy is out there throwing laser beams and putting up points does it off set it some? I wan't go bury the guy, but then I see him throw and just can't quit him. Although I'm sure he is probably off the Chiefs board anyways.

I'm almost pulling for Smith at this point ahead of Taylor. He have 0 speed at the WR position right now and need someone to stretch the field.
The reality is that intangibles are more important that physical ability for a QB.

Joe Montana had a weak arm and lacked ideal size, though he did throw an accurate ball.

Ryan Leaf was more physically gifted than Peyton Manning.

It's why I like Ponder more than Mallet.

Ponder isn't on the same level physically, but he seems to be a smart kid that people get behind.

Mallet seems to be a headcase.

Just say no to Mallet.
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Old 03-09-2011, 08:40 PM   #9
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Old 03-09-2011, 08:46 PM   #10
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I like Taylor a lot more than most people here. I like that pick, A-.
I was starting to love all this gathering Taylor @ 21 speculation, until I read up about his off field issues and his work habits prior to 2010. Pioli will perhaps pass on him and try to go for Powe later which won't exactly break my heart.

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Mallett is a disaster. Not only is Pioli not going to go for him, but he's apparently the antithesis of a team leader. Asshole QBs by and large don't win Super Bowls. D-
He may not quite be a Ryan Leaf, but he sure as heck sounds like an Elvis Grbac.
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The reality is that intangibles are more important that physical ability for a QB.

Joe Montana had a weak arm and lacked ideal size, though he did throw an accurate ball.

Ryan Leaf was more physically gifted than Peyton Manning.

It's why I like Ponder more than Mallet.

Ponder isn't on the same level physically, but he seems to be a smart kid that people get behind.

Mallet seems to be a headcase.

Just say no to Mallet.
I can't help but think that if KC took Ponder at 21, they could parlay it into a bunch of picks and/or players from a team like Carolina, Buffalo, AZ or Cincy who may pass up a QB in early round 1.
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Old 03-09-2011, 10:47 PM   #12
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In all honesty, if the pick isn't a NT IMO it will be an OL. This is due to his " sure thing/safe" idealogy and Parcell's philosophy and I think they'll give Studebaker his shot to start because of his apprenticeship with Vrabel.
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Old 03-10-2011, 01:46 AM   #14
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I cant even think of 5 I would like to see at 21.

Ayers
T. Smith
Liuget

Otherwise I hope we trade down, maybe out of the first entirely.

I'm not sold on Taylor just because hes a big body. I'd rather wait til the mid rounds for a hard worker. Someone like Fua or, even later in the draft, Neild.

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The reality is that intangibles are more important that physical ability for a QB.

Joe Montana had a weak arm and lacked ideal size, though he did throw an accurate ball.

Ryan Leaf was more physically gifted than Peyton Manning.

It's why I like Ponder more than Mallet.

Ponder isn't on the same level physically, but he seems to be a smart kid that people get behind.

Mallet seems to be a headcase.

Just say no to Mallet.
Was Leaf really though? Is being able to throw a ball a little harder or a little further the full extent of physical ability? Accuracy is what trumps all in my opinion and I think Manning far more accuarate. Leaf was bigger fatter dude if you want to call that being more phyiscally gifted, but I'll take the physical gift of being able to avoid the pass rush over that.

Mallet not only has a gun, but can put the ball on the money like Warner did. He is the leader Warner was? Hell no, but not many are. Like I said I'm 50/50 on the kid, but I would be super excited if he picked him up and just to see what he can do. He might be Grbac part II, but Elvis lead some pretty damn good offenses.
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