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Don't understand the pandering of the 49ers and Buffalo Bills picks.
The 2012 NFL Draft Thread, 4/26 8EST/5PST Vikings are on the clock
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not happy with the panthers pick at all. they are already loaded at LB, whereas CB and DT suck
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Panthers are loaded @ LB? Since when?
Sam Mills and 'Spoon ain't walking through that door.
Sam Mills and 'Spoon ain't walking through that door.
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Really happy with the Vikings draft. Wanted Kalil, got him and extra picks to go along with it... traded back into the first and grabbed much needed secondary help, though I personally wanted Hill with that pick.. secondary was a MUCH bigger need for us and I'm glad we filled a hole in the D. Now go out and trade back into the 2nd and grab a CB as well! Make it happen Spiel!
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Claiborne says he completed only 15-to-18 Wonderlic questions
Posted by Mike Florio on April 27, 2012, 12:47 AM EDT
One of the more surprising stores in advance of the draft related to the score generated by cornerback Morris Claiborne on the Wonderlic test. He scored only a four, and after being selected by the Cowboys with the sixth pick in the draft, he spoke about the test.
“That test don’t tell me who I am and what time of guy I am and what kind of ability I have,
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Claiborne says he completed only 15-to-18 Wonderlic questions
Posted by Mike Florio on April 27, 2012, 12:47 AM EDT
One of the more surprising stores in advance of the draft related to the score generated by cornerback Morris Claiborne on the Wonderlic test. He scored only a four, and after being selected by the Cowboys with the sixth pick in the draft, he spoke about the test.
“That test don’t tell me who I am and what time of guy I am and what kind of ability I have,
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^^^Don't all the Panthers LBs have ACL tears? No way they're loaded on LB
Beason is a beast though
I think it's easy to say the losers of draft were the Browns & Seahawks. As for the Browns, getting Weeden
and Richardson isn't really bad at all. They have a lot of holes to feel, but I wouldn't be mad if I got a QB who
is already much better than Colt McCoy, and probably better than Tennenhill will ever be, and something close
to a franchise RB.
As for the Hawks, Irvin is a definite 2nd/3rd rounder, but with what they have already, he'll fit right in. It's just
the fact they picked him over possibly 5 other DEs that's mind blowing.
Cowgirls were winners getting Claiborne with Carr, but unless they end up trading Jenkins, Ball, and Sensabaugh,
teams will just burn whoever is in the slot, and it will be the same ol story. Niners are pretty stacked at WR if Crabtree
lives up to his own hype. Steelers grabbed a nasty dude i was hoping the Texans would get in the 2nd round.
That Mercilus pick was a good one, as WRs/TEs will now hold a hell of a lot more value in the 2nd round. If the Colts
don't pull some crap and try to recreate Peyton/Clark with Luck/Fleener, then I'm pulling for Fleener, Randle, Jeffery,
or possibly Hill for the Texans. That gif
I think it's easy to say the losers of draft were the Browns & Seahawks. As for the Browns, getting Weeden
and Richardson isn't really bad at all. They have a lot of holes to feel, but I wouldn't be mad if I got a QB who
is already much better than Colt McCoy, and probably better than Tennenhill will ever be, and something close
to a franchise RB.
As for the Hawks, Irvin is a definite 2nd/3rd rounder, but with what they have already, he'll fit right in. It's just
the fact they picked him over possibly 5 other DEs that's mind blowing.
Cowgirls were winners getting Claiborne with Carr, but unless they end up trading Jenkins, Ball, and Sensabaugh,
teams will just burn whoever is in the slot, and it will be the same ol story. Niners are pretty stacked at WR if Crabtree
lives up to his own hype. Steelers grabbed a nasty dude i was hoping the Texans would get in the 2nd round.
That Mercilus pick was a good one, as WRs/TEs will now hold a hell of a lot more value in the 2nd round. If the Colts
don't pull some crap and try to recreate Peyton/Clark with Luck/Fleener, then I'm pulling for Fleener, Randle, Jeffery,
or possibly Hill for the Texans. That gif
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Or is it more likely that the Bucs front office made another draft blunder?
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^^ that was
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I can't believe someone traded up for Harrison Smith.
Mind bottling.
Mind bottling.
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Meh, Thomas Davis is coming off three ACL repairs. I'm more than pleased with picking up Luke Kuechly. Not only did we get the best LB in the draft, but we got one of the best defensive players.
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LMFAO at Mo doing what every rookie wants to do.
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Originally Posted by Nawzlew
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Nothing of what Minnesota did, excites me. Probably nabbed two very solid pro's, but this draft will probably do nothing but add a solid core around some nice superstars (to come later?)
Seahawks pick...I love! #15 was no man's land anyway and Bruce Irvin is EXACTLY what they were looking for. Listening to this kid too...Man, he is a savvy kid. Probably already up there with Earl as my favorite Seahawk.
Seahawks pick...I love! #15 was no man's land anyway and Bruce Irvin is EXACTLY what they were looking for. Listening to this kid too...Man, he is a savvy kid. Probably already up there with Earl as my favorite Seahawk.
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I need the Bears to figure out a way to get a decent corner in this 2nd round.
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Someone did my dude dirty
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Never really followed college football nor the draft.. So I just wanted to know which round usually has the biggest drop in talent and how significant are the early rounds?
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I go for broke and take Jenkins. We miss too often on 2nd and 3rd rounders to really care about if Jenkins even becomes Sam Hurd
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