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Schwack posted:Especially the part where the guy speculates that it may have been a workout for a team at the bottom of the first. This could be a huge miscalculation on his part if he ends up dropping that far. Or it was the Browns who keep getting mocked to draft him at #26 with the Colts pick they fleeced away. Its probably the Browns if its true. 
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Miko posted:I like how no one noticed this.  oldskool on the last page posted:Honestly, drafting an offensive coordinator R1-1 wouldn't have been a bad move for the 2011 Panthers.
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Apr 10, 2014 22:20
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Girl With Huge Tits posted:Jacksonville Jaguars 2006 Draft I went looking for the 2006 draft just before you posted this and...their drafts are so sad as a whole. How many pro bowlers have the Jaguars drafted from 2007 on?! zero. (MJD and Marcedes Lewis are the last pro bowlers drafted by the Jags.)
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Apr 10, 2014 22:22
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Eugene Monroe probably should have gone at some point, not that it helps a lot since he's gone now I'm sure.
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Grittybeard posted:Eugene Monroe probably should have gone at some point, not that it helps a lot since he's gone now I'm sure.  Man, I hope Joeckel is actually good at playing LT in the NFL once he recovers.
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xeria posted:I went looking for the 2006 draft just before you posted this and...their drafts are so sad as a whole. Yup, they've had the longest drought: Most recently drafted pro bowler '13: Packers, Bears, Vikings, 49'ers '12: Colts, Chiefs, Eagles, Washington, Buccaneers, Panthers, Seahawks, Cardinals '11: Bills, Dolphins, Browns, Bengals, Texans, Broncos, Cowboys, Saints, Falcons, Rams '10: Patriots, Steelers, Titans, Chargers, Giants, Lions '09: <na> '08: Ravens '07: Jets, Raiders '06: Jaguars Interesting that 10 of the 12 teams to draft a pro bowler in the last two years were in the NFC, while 8 of the 10 to fail to do so since 2010 were AFC. Kalli fucked around with this message at 22:48 on Apr 10, 2014 |
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Quest For Glory II posted:Uhh hahaha why would you think this was a good idea Good, now we can trade down and still get him.
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Is it worse to blow off a workout because you were too tired, or to go ahead and work out anyway and look bad because you were too worn out to perform well?
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Probably worse to blow it off because poor work ethic will make you drop much faster. A bad workout and you can still point to the game tape.
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John Brown posted:Wait, what?! Why didn't he have surgery? He was the next LT He was dumb. He tore his ACL in like, week 12 or whenever they played Tennessee, kept playing on the knee the rest of the season and the playoffs, and decided he'd let it heal on its own. He played one game in 2008 then went on IR, and his career was done.
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Quest For Glory II posted:Probably worse to blow it off because poor work ethic will make you drop much faster. A bad workout and you can still point to the game tape. "blow off" also makes it sound like he didn't even show up. Even if you're too tired to perform well you show up and talk to the guy and be apologetic vs staying home and playing Titanfall
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Quest For Glory II posted:Uhh hahaha why would you think this was a good idea good, i hope all the loving retard steelers blogs stop slotting him at their first round pick because i would rage so god drat hard
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xeria posted:(MJD and Marcedes Lewis are the last pro bowlers drafted by the Jags.) If I'm not mistaken this was the last Shack Harris draft as well.
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say no to bats posted:Or it was the Browns who keep getting mocked to draft him at #26 with the Colts pick they fleeced away. Hoping it was the Panthers, so they get a different receiver and don't draft yet another tall guy with stone hands and zero work ethic.
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From one over-hyped QB pick to anotherRotoworld posted:Pitt QB Tom Savage went at the top of the second round, No. 33 overall, to the Texans in ESPN analyst Todd McShay's newest mock draft.
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Declan MacManus posted:Who the gently caress is that First he went to Rutgers, then he got hurt. So he transferred to Arizona, but then RichRod got hired. So he transferred to Pittsburg because it was sufficiently boring for him.
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Girl With Huge Tits posted:If I'm not mistaken this was the last Shack Harris draft as well. Shack was actually around until December 2008, so he's also responsible for the 2007 Draft (Reggie Nelson, Mike Sims-Walker, and Uche Nwaneri are the "luminaries" from this one) and the 2008 Draft (quite possibly the worst draft class ever; Derrick Harvey, Quentin Groves, Thomas Williams, Trae Williams, and Chauncey Washington). God, I just looked and was reminded that the Jags traded the 26th pick, plus 2 3rds and a 4th to move up and pick Harvey...then swapped seconds plus gave up a 5th and a 2009 7th to move up and take Groves.  Quest For Glory II posted:From one over-hyped QB pick to another McShay has to be on a lot of drugs between this and sending Bridgewater to Tennessee at 11. I'm not a fan of Jake Locker by any means, but why on Earth would you spend that pick on a QB?
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thatguyclint posted:McShay has to be on a lot of drugs between this and sending Bridgewater to Tennessee at 11. I'm not a fan of Jake Locker by any means, but why on Earth would you spend that pick on a QB? Because Bridgewater falls to you and you like him and don't believe in Jake Locker? I mean, that doesn't seem very far-fetched to me. Is anyone in the organization left from the group who took Locker?
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thatguyclint posted:McShay has to be on a lot of drugs between this and sending Bridgewater to Tennessee at 11. I'm not a fan of Jake Locker by any means, but why on Earth would you spend that pick on a QB? http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000339379/article/jake-locker-the-present-but-titans-looking-for-next-qb quote:The team's brass already has visited with several top quarterback prospects, Johnny Manziel, Teddy Bridgewater, Blake Bortles and Derek Carr.
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I'll work on the OP for a draft year team tourney today, try to get it out this weekend.Ehud posted:@Gil_Brandt: Kelvin Benjamin 30th in my new rankings. Was told KB recently blew off workout w NFL coach who had made special trip, said he was too tired I hope one day mass media is even more intrusive so we can get to see the look on a coach's face when this happens. I'm picturing a mix of shock, disbelief, rage, and cynical humor. It's glorious. I hope it was Jim Harbaugh. 
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quote:Dane Brugler @dpbrugler Apr 9 MonsterWalk's QB wishlist based on poo poo-all: 1.) JFF 2.) Bridge 3a.) BORT 3b.) Jimmy G (Not Pictured: Derek "Egg" Carr) fan of the browns fucked around with this message at 03:46 on Apr 11, 2014 |
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I'm not much of a Bortles fan where he's projected and I do kinda like Garoppolo as a sleeper, but if I were making a wish list I'd probably have Bortles higher.
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and the world continues to shun Future MVP Jeff Mathews
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And since I googled something that said Charley Casserly said Jimmy G had the best tape of any quarterback in the draft let's look up his quarterback draft history in the NFL: 1992: Chris Hakel, 4th round 1994: Heath Shuler, 1st round, 3rd overall 1994: Gus Frerotte, 7th round--good job hedging your bets I guess, he was useful if dumb 2002: David Carr, 1st round, 1st overall 2003: Dave Ragone, 3rd round 2004: B.J. Symons, 7th round Hmmm... e: Casserly has Bortles as the #1 QB on his board anyway because of competition Grittybeard fucked around with this message at 04:05 on Apr 11, 2014 |
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Yeah I got you trumped there2011 posted:NFL Network's Charley Casserly told PhiladelphiaEagles.com recently that if he was still a general manager, and he was for two Super Bowl champion teams, he would draft the Eagles' Kevin Kolb 100 times out of 100 over first-round prospect Cam Newton.
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Oh, we're posting more past drafts now? While other teams were landing perennial Pro-Bowlers, the Bills....were not. 2004 1-13 : WR Lee Evans, Wisconsin A good receiver who was with the team for most of his career before being traded to the Ravens for a flat bottle of Faygo by Buddy Nix and Chan Gailey. They came out ahead, as Evans couldn't get healthy again. Now out of football. 1-22: QB J.P. Losman, Tulane The Bills traded a boatload of picks to the Cowboys to move up and draft Losman. He never saw success in the NFL. Out of football. 3-74: DT Tim Anderson, Ohio State Kind of like Kyle Williams, if Kyle Williams were weak, slow, and utterly useless. Out of football. 4-109 : TE Tim Euhus, Oregon State Bad tight end who never threatened a starting job held by Mark Campbell and Robert Royal. Out of football. 7-207 : T Dylan McFarland, Montana I have no idea who this is, but he certainly wasn't on the team for very long. Out of football. 7-214 : WR Johnnie Smith, Georgia Small, slow, useless. Out of football. 2005 2-55 : WR Roscoe Parrish, Miami A good slot receiver and kick returner, but always plagued by injuries. Out of football. 3-86 : TE Kevin Everett, Miami Most famous for almost dying on the field. Otherwise was a poor back-up. Out of football. 4-122 : C Raymond "Duke" Preston, Illinois Was on the roster entirely too long. Couldn't cut it at center or guard, and I'm pretty sure he single-handedly blew a game against the Patriots by committing one of the dumbest personnel fouls ever. Out of football. 5-156 : CB Eric King, Wake Forest He was warming the bench invisibly before Ashton Youboty made it cool. Out of football. 6-197 : G Justin Geisenger, Vanderbilt Even worse than Duke Preston. Out of football. 7-236 : RB Lionel Gates, Louisville. Was involved in one really cool play his rookie year in the preseason. Was cut, never caught on anywhere else. Still more accomplished than many of the players in this post. Out of football. Two drafts, twelve picks, two players who weren't steaming piles of poo poo. 
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Quest For Glory II posted:Yeah I got you trumped there I know a lot of us say things like "psh, fat goons think they know better than GMs". But, sometimes we really loving do.
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Lance of Llanwyln posted:
If by they you mean the Ravens they did not and I hate you. I'm pretty sure Casserly is only getting dumber. Tonight he said that he'd take Taylor Lewan over Jake Matthews. I don't care how bad Michigan fudged Lewan's stat sheet he isn't a third as good as Matthews.
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The Puppy Bowl posted:If by they you mean the Ravens they did not and I hate you.
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Oddly enough it may have helped Baltimore overall. Harbaugh hates playing rookies and I doubt Torrey Smith would have seen the play time he needed early on to develop into the player he's become. That dropped ball still hurts though.
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Lewan absolutely can be viewed as better than Matthews because Lewan is a monster run blocker and has the best nasty streak Ive seen a OT have in YEARS. He's like a Virginia D'Brick. Loves to just crush people and get to linebackers. He just doesn't have that matthews leg kickout. Not even close. But you can teach that. He's got the agility and speed to do it
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Casserly will tell you over and over he made the call on Mario over Reggie Bush because the team was certainly going to let the guy who was going to be fired after the draft overrule the incoming head coach and staff
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AAA DOLFAN posted:Lewan absolutely can be viewed as better than Matthews because Lewan is a monster run blocker and has the best nasty streak Ive seen a OT have in YEARS. He's like a Virginia D'Brick. Loves to just crush people and get to linebackers. That nasty streak is going to translate to a lot of penalties and to dismiss Matthews' incredibly technically sound play as something that can just be taught seems a little disingenuous. Also I just found out that Jake Matthews and Troy Niklas, the TE out of Notre Dame, are cousins. By the next generation the NFL will be one third Matthews clan. The Puppy Bowl fucked around with this message at 06:19 on Apr 11, 2014 |
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Lewan will also stand up and defend your other players from accurate rape charges, real team player.
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Of all the quarterbacks drafted in the first two rounds, I poo poo you people not, there is nobody worse than Tom Savage on that list. Nobody. Changing schools twice isn't going to change how loving awful he is at everything other than being a large human.
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LARGE THE HEAD posted:Of all the quarterbacks drafted in the first two rounds, I poo poo you people not, there is nobody worse than Tom Savage on that list. Ryan Leaf?
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Chichevache posted:Ryan Leaf? Was a good college quarterback at least
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The Puppy Bowl posted:That nasty streak is going to translate to a lot of penalties and to dismiss Matthews' incredibly technically sound play as something that can just be taught seems a little disingenuous. It's not disingenuous , it's just the truth. He likely isn't as athletic as Matthews (who, IMO isn't as athletic as Robinson) but you can easily teach a guy the proper technique and he can work on it. It worked with that other michigan tackle. Lewan is also a major shithead though
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