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Coldforge posted:Shepard and Perkins could be really, really good, but yeah. An A's really high for them. On the other hand: they're New York, so they automatically get a bump in grade, and a B sounds about right. Eli Apple could be a bright star but will more likely be a headache for years. I'm just so disappointed in the pick both from a philosophical approach of building a team and comparison to other CBs out there. I don't think a nickel corner that can potentially start is more valuable than solidfying your o-line or grabbing a great WR. Also not trading back when the guy obviously would have dropped is just a no-no. The other picks were all pretty rad.
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warcrimes posted:I love the tone deafness of the organization that just a few years ago had a dude murder his wife then shoot himself at the stadium. There is no other team in the league that should be avoiding DV guys more than KC. It's really loving disgusting that they picked him up. Dorsey and Reid seemed to be insistent that this draft be full of dudes that need a lot of work and energy and they capped it off with a violent psychopath. It's just depressing. Objectively, he's not ready for pro ball anyway. He's 5'10 180 so he's gonna get slaughtered on returns and if he's on offense. Imagine him catching a bad Smith screen and meeting Mack or Von Miller in the flat.
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Hill barring whether or not he continues being a piece of poo poo will be a better Dante Hall
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Pron on VHS posted:Because murder is much more extreme than DV Well yeah, I get that, but if you poll people that follow the NFL about which team can least afford to be associated with a rookie with a bad history of domestic violence, I'm sure the Ravens or the Cowboys would top the list. I'm just trying to say that DV is so ubiquitous in the NFL that it doesn't matter which team drafts the monster. Jovan Belcher is somehow already a footnote.
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Metapod posted:Hill barring whether or not he continues being a piece of poo poo will be a better Dante Hall I will not accept this trolling, sir.
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Metapod posted:Hill barring whether or not he continues being a piece of poo poo will be a better Dante Hall Because he might be a real WR as well as a returner? Because saying he'll be a better returner is...kind of insane.
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Well, the Bears' seventh round pick Daniel Braverman is an undersized Jewish fella who thinks latkes should be an everyday food, talks about himself in the third person, and has an incredibly awesome highlight reel of him owning the poo poo out of Ohio State while he was at Western Michigan, so I now have a favorite Bear if he makes the team.
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Grittybeard posted:Because he might be a real WR as well as a returner? Because saying he'll be a better returner is...kind of insane. A tier below as a returner and an actual wr
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Parmesan Basil posted:It's really loving disgusting that they picked him up. Dorsey and Reid seemed to be insistent that this draft be full of dudes that need a lot of work and energy and they capped it off with a violent psychopath. It's just depressing. You know what organization doesn't draft or sign women-beaters? The Las Vegas Raiders.
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Latkes are really good. a potato and egg filled pancake is so good edit: for those in the DMV try Anita's breakfast burritos.....potato, egg, salsa and cheese in a tortilla
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Blitz7x posted:You know what organization doesn't draft or sign women-beaters? The Las Vegas Raiders. It's true. We've succumbed.
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Blitz7x posted:You know what organization doesn't draft or sign women-beaters? The Las Vegas Raiders. Also the Los Angeles Chargers and the Denver Elways
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fsif posted:Well yeah, I get that, but if you poll people that follow the NFL about which team can least afford to be associated with a rookie with a bad history of domestic violence, I'm sure the Ravens or the Cowboys would top the list.
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The midget Miami drafted to return kicks and punts is pretty drat shifty
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sean10mm posted:+ They pretty much took nothing but positions of genuine need, only really missing on running back That's pretty much how I feel. They spent their top pick on a (allegedly) good pass blocking guard, when OL help was pretty much the one glaring weakness on the team. I'm fine with garbage crew at RB, since it's not like their job is hard if the OL play is decent. Probably would've rather had a 4th round RB instead of a WR, but whatever.
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Is there a "rate your team's draft" thread that I'm not seeing? I'll start one otherwise. It's important to have so that we can look back 3 years about it and laugh about it.
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seiferguy posted:Is there a "rate your team's draft" thread that I'm not seeing? I'll start one otherwise. It's important to have so that we can look back 3 years about it and laugh about it. Do it. I always avoided posting in those threads because I don't know poo poo about college football and the draft is such a crapshoot, but this year I got a little jealous when everyone was looking back and I had no posts of my own to laugh at.
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Dion Jordan Jamar Taylor Will Davis Jelani Jenkins Dion Sims Mike Gillislee Caleb Sturgis Don Jones My god. When an inconsistent linebacker and a backup TE are your draft highlights you are looking bad. One of the worst drafts I've ever seen. At the time I really liked Will Davis, Gill, Sturgis, and Jenkins.
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Eifert, GIO, and a good coverage safety. Bengals did well.
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1st round- Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama 2nd round- Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee 3rd round- Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB, UConn 3rd round- Zaviar Gooden, LB, Missouri 4th round- Brian Schwenke, C, Cal 5th round- Lavar Edwards, DE, LSU 6th round- Khalid Wooten, CB, Nevada 7th round- Daimion Stafford, S, Nebraska 
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fsif posted:Do it. I'm by no means an expert on the draft myself. It's really all for fun. I'll start writing one up.
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