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BrownLeader
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| ctpatsfan77 wrote: | | SFPatsFan wrote: | | The only Patriots fan that would like this would probably be NBT and even he would want Terrance Williams in that situation. There is a much greater need on defense, especially getting pressure. The Patriots were the 3rd highest scoring team of all time and broke the record for most first downs, I don't think they lack offensive firepower like you said. |
Agreed.
If the Pats come out of the first three rounds with nothing but two receivers, it will be an epic fail.
The Patriots do actually have other needs.
| Quote: | 22. TRADE New England Patriots (STL)- Tavon Austin /WR-RB/ West Virginia:
Painfully clear watching the Patriots playoff loss that Welker is finished and they lack offensive firepower overall. I think BB starts a new trend and again trades up for a guy that can help right away , rather then move back and stock picks. NFL comp. Darren Sprolee |
The Patriots do not trade up "to get their guy." If they trade up, it's for a player who's already fallen far enough. |
fair enough. I'm thinking the next one will show a Mallett trade.
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BrownLeader
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| Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 3:48 am Post subject: Re: Mid Draft Season Mock 4 Rounds w/comparisons & trade |
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| JDLefebvre wrote: | | BrownLeader wrote: | 18. Pittsburgh Steelers – E.J. Manuel /QB/ Florida State:
This kind of move is so Pittsburgh. Manuel can learn behind Ben and take over when it's time. NFL comp. Dante Culpepper
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Please explain how you think that?
I sure can't remember the Steelers taking a QB in the top 4 rounds in a long time besides Ben.
Also don't see going 3 of 4 pics on offense. |
I meant Pitts does a solid job of hitting value and developing their guys the right way. But in the next one I think I'm steering away from a QB high.
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Justin Hoover82
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LOVE the first 2 rounds for the cowboys. Cooper and Okefor would be fantastic additions. I believe Cooper can be a pro bowl caliber center or guard and would love to see him at least get a shot to be our center. Okefor would be a great 3rd down rush LE opposite of Ware for us. Crawford will be our 1st and 2nd down LE.
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pigsooie5
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I like Lane Johnson and Zach Ertz... but not at that expense. I understand the need for a LT and TE, but Chicago only has 5 picks this year to begin with... trading away two of them would give us 3 selections in the 2013 Draft, which I cannot see happening AT ALL.
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| Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 11:03 am Post subject: |
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| Why would the Panthers pick WR's in the first two rounds? Both picks are reaches. I'd take Richardson in the 1st and then the best S/OT on the board in the 2nd. |
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catamount
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thanks for sharing this-I think the trades you have here make a lot of sense--well thought out and logical.
I am a Panther fan, and I doubt the Panthers draft WR in the first and second round--I really like both players, however.
Panthers will get a WR, CB, or an OL w the first two picks. |
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Nzd07
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Not a fan of Williams, but considering the board and assuming we can't trade down, I can't argue against the pick.
I like both Hankins and Williams but we need to sneak in a LB there. Jasper Brinkley is awful and Henderson is probably on his way out. |
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LuckyNumber11
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LOVE the first pick but I am in complete argument in my mind over Warford or Minter. I would be VERY happy either way though. I'm not a huge fan of the 3rd but its OK
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| Not so sure on Bailey in the 3rd for Cleveland....other major needs could be filled with Dion Sims or Melvin White. And, I would personally prefer DJ Swearinger at safety, but that's just me... |
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| I like your Denver draft but I think Schwenke in the 2nd would be quite a reach. Love Logan but you should switch Schwenke and Logan's draft positions. Good job. |
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| Jason_Bengal_Fl wrote: | | Quote: | 21. Cincinnati Bengals - Alec Ogletree* /OLB/ Georgia:
Fills the stat sheet on a talented Georgia D but is still pretty raw. NFL Comp. Boss Bailey |
That is my concern, and why I'm not sure I want him in 1. We need a guy that can play well right away.
| Quote: | 5. Cincinnati Bengals (OAK) – Jordan Poyer /CB/ Oregon State:
Poyer was one of the best CBs at senior week practices. NFL Comp. Cary Williams |
Not really a need (depending on free agency) but I like the pick anyway.
| Quote: | 23. Cincinnati Bengals – Gerald Hodges /OLB/ Penn State:
A guy really flying under the radar that is extremely athletic and showed some ability at the Shrine to play inside or outside. |
Not sure we need 2 OLBs that early. Again, free agency could change that.
| Quote: | 22. Cincinnati Bengals - Joseph Randle* /RB/ Oklahoma St.:
Quietly stepped up his game in the absence of Weeden and Blackmon. A complete back who should go higher then this. If he continues to get stronger as a pro, he'll be a pro bowl back. NFL comp. softer - DaMarco Murray |
Good pick.
| Quote: | 21. Cincinnati Bengals - Shawn Williams /S/ Georgia:
Testing well will really help his status and solidify him as a mid round guy. Mixed reviews senior week but held his own. |
Good pick |
I just cant see not picking someone on the offensive side of the ball in the first 2 rounds for the Bengals, especially since Marvin came out and said that he wants to scor more points next year. |
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Jarvis Jones at 8 is hardly a fall, I don't think he's worth a trade up that drastic. Not worth 2 1st rounders.
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