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ttitansfan4life
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Don't want anything to do with Manziel. Go with Nix in the 1st and Mariota in the 2nd.
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LuckyNumber11
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| Posted: Sat Jun 08, 2013 12:52 am Post subject: |
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Good with the update
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Still looks good 
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There really needs to be a LT in among the Ravens first couple of picks - its the one really glaring need (with WR probably 2nd).
Nix III is probably BPA, but its hard to see us going with DL given what was spent on the position this off-season
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PurpleMugen
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| Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 8:06 pm Post subject: |
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Brilliant first round pick for the Vikings. Right on the dot.
Jeffcoat is good value in the 2nd but DE is not quite the need it has been played up to be; there's no saying for sure that Allen will be gone and there is still the possibility of re-signing Robison and the near-certainty of re-signing Griffen.
If Erin Henderson does not cut it at MLB, a LB would be a preferable pick in the 2nd round. Or Gabe Jackson - the o-line could use some solidifying on the inside. Jeffcoat is a worthy-enough prospect but DE does not need to be addressed that high when a LB or OG can be subbed for that pick.
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Billieve in 28
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| HATE both bills picks , niether makes sence. Corey Glenn played good last year and was our second round pick. Rt is where Hairston plays and he has done ok,new have bigger needs. At dt we have kyle Williams, Dareus, carrington, and Alan branch. There is no room for a dt |
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Mongo
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| devils1854 wrote: | Tuitt wouldn’t be bad if Atlanta goes to more of a 34 scheme, but if we stay mostly in a 4 man front, I don’t see his position.
Smallwood is a wasted pick. We only use a ILB about 35 percent of the time. Nolan loves to be in a nickel package. Plus, Dent improved as the year went on. |
IDK if this entered carrolljcmc’s thinking but if Atlanta finishes at 20, they are out of the playoffs. If they are out of the playoffs, Mikes Smith and Nolan are out of a job. Perhaps carrolljcmc is envisioning this and predicting a new coach using a 34. Bill Cowher?
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Mongo
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Chiefs fan here:
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I don’t see where he fits in KC’s 34. He’s too small to play 34OLB in the NFL. He’ll have to play 34RILB, 43MLB or 43OLB at a pro-level.
In your scenario, I prefer Nix, Tuitt or Clinton-Dix.
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carrolljcmc
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| Mongo wrote: | Chiefs fan here:
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I don’t see where he fits in KC’s 34. He’s too small to play 34OLB in the NFL. He’ll have to play 34RILB, 43MLB or 43OLB at a pro-level.
In your scenario, I prefer Nix, Tuitt or Clinton-Dix. |
I believe ILB fits inside your RILB does it not?
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Mongo
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| carrolljcmc wrote: | | Mongo wrote: | Chiefs fan here:
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I don’t see where he fits in KC’s 34. He’s too small to play 34OLB in the NFL. He’ll have to play 34RILB, 43MLB or 43OLB at a pro-level.
In your scenario, I prefer Nix, Tuitt or Clinton-Dix. |
I believe ILB fits inside your RILB does it not? |
I don't think Mosley fits the role of a LILB in a 34.
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TypicalBrowns10
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| Posted: Mon Aug 05, 2013 4:29 pm Post subject: |
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| Excellent draft for the Browns. |
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RealMetalFan
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If Miami does that badly, which I don't think they will, it wont be because of corner play. While I am a big Bradley Roby fan, we are ok at corner. We need a legit LT, and with Matthews on the board, that has to be the pick.
In the 2nd round, DE is not a need at all really. We took a guy in the draft last year in the 3rd round in Olivier Vernon who showed flashes last year and has been pretty good this year, and on top of that we traded up to the 3rd pick to draft a DE in Dion Jordan. Our D-Line is set. If there is a good OG for a zone blocking system on the board, that needs to be the pick. IF not, maybe 4-3DT or FS
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marshawn lynch
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| Posted: Sat Aug 10, 2013 12:36 pm Post subject: |
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| Billieve in 28 wrote: | | HATE both bills picks , niether makes sence. Corey Glenn played good last year and was our second round pick. Rt is where Hairston plays and he has done ok,new have bigger needs. At dt we have kyle Williams, Dareus, carrington, and Alan branch. There is no room for a dt |
Agreed. I would rather have Ifo Ekpro-Olomu. We have had some recent success with Oregon recently with Jairus Byrd and Kiko Alonso. And we have a big need opposite Gilmore.
In round two give us Gabe Jackson to replace the loss of Levitre.
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BringinDaPain
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Good pick for Carolina but don't be surprised if it's not Taylor Lewan OT Michigan
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RyanFuller003
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| Posted: Tue Sep 03, 2013 3:15 pm Post subject: Re: Carrolljcmc's 2014 2 Rounder ***Updated 6/4*** |
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| carrolljcmc wrote: | | 19 - Detroit Lions - Antonio Richardson OT Tennessee |
OT is okay in the first pending how Jason Fox and Riley Reiff do.
| Quote: | | 50 - Detroit Lions - Justin Gilbert CB Oklahoma State |
I can't see Detroit spending another high pick on CB. They locked up Chris Houston for five more seasons, spent a 2nd round pick on Darius Slay in 2013, and three more picks (3, 5, and 6) on CBs in 2012.
WR, OLB, S, possibly TE or DE would be good here.
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