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This thread is getting good again.

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[quote=diehard;790977]This thread is getting good again.[/quote]

Isn't it? You know-it-alls who said Von Miller wouldn't be there last year were singing the same tune about Orakpo. Look what happened... Oakland picks Heyward-Bey at #7! Someone else will make a stupid pick for need over value again and Von Miller will be drafted at #10 by the Washington Redskins!!! HAIL!

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Robert Quinn will be a Redskin at 10 IMO just have that feeling.. If J.J is there we may take a hard look but we can get Hankerson in the 2nd.

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[quote=skinsfaninok;791256]Robert Quinn will be a Redskin at 10 IMO just have that feeling.. If J.J is there we may take a hard look but we can get Hankerson in the 2nd.[/quote]

F Hankerson.......... I do not want him on this team. I'd rather Titus Young
or Greg Little. I do want Quinn though.

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[quote=SOUL-SKINS;791266]F Hankerson.......... I do not want him on this team. I'd rather Titus Young
or Greg Little. I do want Quinn though.[/quote]


whats wrong with Hank? Titus is good but he's so damn small we need size.

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An interesting fit for the Skins if they can trade down and get a 3rd round pick might be Sam Acho out of Texas. Same size as Orakpo, not as strong (no one's as strong as Orakpo), but might be a little faster.

OVERALL FOOTBALL TRAITS
Production 3 2007: (11/0) 10 tackles, 3 TFL, 1.5 sacks. 2008: (13/0) 16 tackles, 3 TFL, 3 sacks, 1 FF. 2009: (14/14) 63 tackles, 14 TFL, 10 sacks, 2 FF.

[B]Height-Weight-Speed - 3 [/B]-Possesses prototypical size for the position along with above-average top-end speed.

[B]Durability - 1[/B] -Durability is not a concern.

[B]Intangibles -1[/B] -Well-cultured and speaks Spanish as a second language. Very good student and active in several different school activities, councils and clubs. Was UT's representative at 2009 NCAA Leadership Council. Active in community service and has done multiple mission trips overseas. 2009 recipient of Arthur Ashe Award, a national award given to minority student-athletes
.
1 = EXCEPTIONAL2 = ABOVE AVERAGE3 = AVERAGE4 = BELOW AVERAGE5 = MARGINAL
DEFENSIVE END SPECIFIC TRAITS

[B]Pass Rush Skills -3[/B] - Lacks elite first-step quickness. Also a bit stiff in the torso and does not have great bend to shave the corner with speed rush. Going to have issues gaining the edge at the NFL level. However, flashes effective power moves and can occasionally rock OTs back into the pocket. Also uses hands well to keep blockers hands off of frame. Does a nice job of staying with rush to register effort sacks.

[B]Versus the run -3[/B] - Plays with leverage when having edge responsibility. Appears to have a strong upper body and uses arms well to lock out and stack blockers. However, lacks an elite anchor and can be engulfed by more massive and powerful OTs. Was seen reduced inside to 5-technique or 4-technique during film study and struggled to hold the point. On the other hand, possesses quick and explosive hands to disengage and get involved in play. Generally a strong wrap-up tackler in confined areas. Overall range against the run is adequate at best. Will have some limitations in space especially when caught in one-on-one situations in the open field.

[B]Versatility - 4[/B] - Area of weakness. Athleticism is good and generally plays on his feet with balance. However, change of direction skills are average at best and maybe a liability if having to play in space. Also lacks the anchor to hold the point if asked to reduced inside.

[B]Instincts/Motor -2[/B] - No question about effort and plays with a consistent motor. Fights to work through traffic in pursuit. Instincts are good but not elite. Can be a second late finding the ball off of play action or misdirection plays. Disciplined working from the backside and does a nice job of closing off cutback lanes.

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What a great outcome this would be:

[url=http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/The-Scouts-Mock.html]The Scout's Mock | National Football Post[/url]

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[quote=Dirtbag59;791293]An interesting fit for the Skins if they can trade down and get a 3rd round pick might be Sam Acho out of Texas. Same size as Orakpo, not as strong (no one's as strong as Orakpo), but might be a little faster.

OVERALL FOOTBALL TRAITS
Production 3 2007: (11/0) 10 tackles, 3 TFL, 1.5 sacks. 2008: (13/0) 16 tackles, 3 TFL, 3 sacks, 1 FF. 2009: (14/14) 63 tackles, 14 TFL, 10 sacks, 2 FF.

[B]Height-Weight-Speed - 3 [/B]-Possesses prototypical size for the position along with above-average top-end speed.

[B]Durability - 1[/B] -Durability is not a concern.

[B]Intangibles -1[/B] -Well-cultured and speaks Spanish as a second language. Very good student and active in several different school activities, councils and clubs. Was UT's representative at 2009 NCAA Leadership Council. Active in community service and has done multiple mission trips overseas. 2009 recipient of Arthur Ashe Award, a national award given to minority student-athletes
.
1 = EXCEPTIONAL2 = ABOVE AVERAGE3 = AVERAGE4 = BELOW AVERAGE5 = MARGINAL
DEFENSIVE END SPECIFIC TRAITS

[B]Pass Rush Skills -3[/B] - Lacks elite first-step quickness. Also a bit stiff in the torso and does not have great bend to shave the corner with speed rush. Going to have issues gaining the edge at the NFL level. However, flashes effective power moves and can occasionally rock OTs back into the pocket. Also uses hands well to keep blockers hands off of frame. Does a nice job of staying with rush to register effort sacks.

[B]Versus the run -3[/B] - Plays with leverage when having edge responsibility. Appears to have a strong upper body and uses arms well to lock out and stack blockers. However, lacks an elite anchor and can be engulfed by more massive and powerful OTs. Was seen reduced inside to 5-technique or 4-technique during film study and struggled to hold the point. On the other hand, possesses quick and explosive hands to disengage and get involved in play. Generally a strong wrap-up tackler in confined areas. Overall range against the run is adequate at best. Will have some limitations in space especially when caught in one-on-one situations in the open field.

[B]Versatility - 4[/B] - Area of weakness. Athleticism is good and generally plays on his feet with balance. However, change of direction skills are average at best and maybe a liability if having to play in space. Also lacks the anchor to hold the point if asked to reduced inside.

[B]Instincts/Motor -2[/B] - No question about effort and plays with a consistent motor. Fights to work through traffic in pursuit. Instincts are good but not elite. Can be a second late finding the ball off of play action or misdirection plays. Disciplined working from the backside and does a nice job of closing off cutback lanes.[/quote]


I dont kow anything about this guy, but from what you just posted he sounds slightly below average in football, above average in life. I dont really care what i guy looks like physically im more interested in how well he can acutally play. He kind of sounds a little like Dallas Sartz.

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[quote=GTripp0012;791329]What a great outcome this would be:

[URL="http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/The-Scouts-Mock.html"]The Scout's Mock | National Football Post[/URL][/quote]The only change I would make is Cam Jordan as the pick rather than Smith. Jordan is a better fit at 3-4 DE than Smith and we don't need another 4-3 RDE convert to OLB project. Playing experience and injury also a concern with Smith.

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[quote=Dirtbag59;791293]An interesting fit for the Skins if they can trade down and get a 3rd round pick might be Sam Acho out of Texas. Same size as Orakpo, not as strong (no one's as strong as Orakpo), but might be a little faster.

OVERALL FOOTBALL TRAITS
Production 3 2007: (11/0) 10 tackles, 3 TFL, 1.5 sacks. 2008: (13/0) 16 tackles, 3 TFL, 3 sacks, 1 FF. 2009: (14/14) 63 tackles, 14 TFL, 10 sacks, 2 FF.

[B]Height-Weight-Speed - 3 [/B]-Possesses prototypical size for the position along with above-average top-end speed.

[B]Durability - 1[/B] -Durability is not a concern.

[B]Intangibles -1[/B] -Well-cultured and speaks Spanish as a second language. Very good student and active in several different school activities, councils and clubs. Was UT's representative at 2009 NCAA Leadership Council. Active in community service and has done multiple mission trips overseas. 2009 recipient of Arthur Ashe Award, a national award given to minority student-athletes
.
1 = EXCEPTIONAL2 = ABOVE AVERAGE3 = AVERAGE4 = BELOW AVERAGE5 = MARGINAL
DEFENSIVE END SPECIFIC TRAITS

[B]Pass Rush Skills -3[/B] - Lacks elite first-step quickness. Also a bit stiff in the torso and does not have great bend to shave the corner with speed rush. Going to have issues gaining the edge at the NFL level. However, flashes effective power moves and can occasionally rock OTs back into the pocket. Also uses hands well to keep blockers hands off of frame. Does a nice job of staying with rush to register effort sacks.

[B]Versus the run -3[/B] - Plays with leverage when having edge responsibility. Appears to have a strong upper body and uses arms well to lock out and stack blockers. However, lacks an elite anchor and can be engulfed by more massive and powerful OTs. Was seen reduced inside to 5-technique or 4-technique during film study and struggled to hold the point. On the other hand, possesses quick and explosive hands to disengage and get involved in play. Generally a strong wrap-up tackler in confined areas. Overall range against the run is adequate at best. Will have some limitations in space especially when caught in one-on-one situations in the open field.

[B]Versatility - 4[/B] - Area of weakness. Athleticism is good and generally plays on his feet with balance. However, change of direction skills are average at best and maybe a liability if having to play in space. Also lacks the anchor to hold the point if asked to reduced inside.

[B]Instincts/Motor -2[/B] - No question about effort and plays with a consistent motor. Fights to work through traffic in pursuit. Instincts are good but not elite. Can be a second late finding the ball off of play action or misdirection plays. Disciplined working from the backside and does a nice job of closing off cutback lanes.[/quote]

I didn't think anyone would bring up Acho.. I personally like him and I believe he would be a steal if we could get him in 3rd round.. And not to mention Acho played with Orakpo before, therefore I'm sure Acho will be more than happy to soak in what Orakpo teaches.

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[quote=GTripp0012;791329]What a great outcome this would be:

[url=http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/The-Scouts-Mock.html]The Scout's Mock | National Football Post[/url][/quote]

It seems like the most realistic to me. The big question is in regards to this guys "Mock" is did the team pick up any other draft picks in the trade down scenario? Like is his idea that the Skins get a 3rd rounder or 4th rounder as well while making the trade?

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yea great plan. I think smith is better than jordan. better compliment to orakapo. Julio Jones is not a smart pick for us. Acho sounds good but wouldn't need him with smith. I think then in the second we pick up Ponder

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[quote=musicmaster45;791370]yea great plan. I think smith is better than jordan. better compliment to orakapo. Julio Jones is not a smart pick for us. Acho sounds good but wouldn't need him with smith. I think then in the second we pick up Ponder[/quote]

I just can't get over the guy from the Examiner saying that he heard the Redskins will find a way to get Locker. If that's the case hopefully they can trade back and pick up a 2nd or 3rd round pick.

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[quote=Slingin Sammy 33;791338]The only change I would make is Cam Jordan as the pick rather than Smith. Jordan is a better fit at 3-4 DE than Smith and we don't need another 4-3 RDE convert to OLB project. Playing experience and injury also a concern with Smith.[/quote]Well, converting DEs to OLBs is one of the very few development projects the Skins haven't typically failed at.

I think the potential impact of a Smith is greater than that of Jordan, and I don't know how well Jordan will fit as a 3-4 end, but I have both rated as top ten players in this draft, so it would be hard to complain either way. Both needs are glaring, although in both cases, there are players on the roster that make you think you could have an in-house solution (Rob Jackson, Jeremy Jarmon).

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[quote=Dirtbag59;791371]I just can't get over the guy from the Examiner saying that he heard the Redskins will find a way to get Locker. If that's the case hopefully they can trade back and pick up a 2nd or 3rd round pick.[/quote]The Redskins will always do things that hurt my sensibilities. I will leave it at that.

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yea Locker did alright from what i hear on his proday. At least he has the best intangibles i think out of all the quarterbacks. A real leader. Not like Tebow but almost as good in that department. Accuracy is a lingering issue still

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[quote=Slingin Sammy 33;791338]The only change I would make is Cam Jordan as the pick rather than Smith. Jordan is a better fit at 3-4 DE than Smith and we don't need another 4-3 RDE convert to OLB project. Playing experience and injury also a concern with Smith.[/quote]

I'm with you. If we are adding teeth to the defense, let's get those teeth right up front. Jordan should be an excellent run stopper who can also rush the passer (thus freeing up Rak as Smith, at his best, would do) and he already has experience as a 3-4 DE.

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if we trade down into the late teens its to take Locker if we dont take him at 10

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We're not taking Locker at #10

The way I hear/see it-Gabbert and Newton are the first two QBs in the draft, both in the top 10 (neither to us). Ponder is moving up, possibly mid first (as much as I'd like him I find that stunning, but whatever), Mallet is a wild card. A lot of people think he'll be the 3rd overall QB taken simply because of his talent. The character issues most are putting aside, or so it seems right now.

That leaves Kaepernick, Dalton, and Locker as the next tier-possibly in that order. At least one of them will be available when we pick in the 2nd round.

And depending on what the Vikings and Niners do in the 1st round (and possibly free agency) re: their QB situation we could conceivably trade down as low as 50th overall with the Chargers and get our QB there and pick up a 3rd round pick

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[quote=SmootSmack;791381]We're not taking Locker at #10

The way I hear/see it-Gabbert and Newton are the first two QBs in the draft, both in the top 10 (neither to us). Ponder is moving up, possibly mid first (as much as I'd like him I find that stunning, but whatever), Mallet is a wild card. A lot of people think he'll be the 3rd overall QB taken simply because of his talent. The character issues most are putting aside, or so it seems right now.

That leaves Kaepernick, Dalton, and Locker as the next tier-possibly in that order. At least one of them will be available when we pick in the 2nd round.

And depending on what the Vikings and Niners do in the 1st round (and possibly free agency) re: their QB situation we could conceivably trade down as low as 50th overall with the Chargers and get our QB there and pick up a 3rd round pick[/quote]


True but what if shanny wants Locker enough to trade back into the late first? That's been mentioned by some draft experts.

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[quote=skinsfaninok;791382]True but what if shanny wants Locker enough to trade back into the late first? That's been mentioned by some draft experts.[/quote]

It won't matter because as SS has so brilliantly shown us, Kaepernick is most likely at the top of this second tier, and we will be taking him!

Sincerely,

KaepKrusader

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[quote=skinsfaninok;791382]True but what if shanny wants Locker enough to trade back into the late first? That's been mentioned by some draft experts.[/quote]

Well I suppose that's possible. So hard to know for sure what's going to happen. For all we know, John Beck is their guy.

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If I'm the redskins I'm doing whatever I can to get Robert Quinn at ten. If Quinns gone, I'm trading down, unless Julio Jones or AJ Green are still there.

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[quote=GTripp0012;791329]What a great outcome this would be:

[url=http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/The-Scouts-Mock.html]The Scout's Mock | National Football Post[/url][/quote]

News & UpdatesMar 30
The Scout's Mock
A new number one sits atop Bunting's latest projections.
Scouting Report.A tall, extremely long-armed defensive lineman with an athletic-looking frame and impressive explosion in all areas of his game. Possesses natural bend when asked to sit into his stance, coils up well and consistently takes a positive first step off the line and does a nice job keeping his pad level down off the football. Is a bit inconsistent extending his arms into blocks when run at and at times seems content to simply drop his shoulder and drive his way toward the football. However, seems to really have good instincts when asked to find the football and is very violent with his arms when asked to shed blocks. At times will allow defenders to gain leverage under him and can be initially driven off the ball. But, fights hard in order to disengage, uses his length and violent hands well to shed and possesses impressive closing range in pursuit. Is also very sudden and fluid for his size and has the footwork/balance to cleanly side step defenders who are trying to get into his frame, keep himself clean and close quickly on the ball carrier. Breaks down well in space and uses his long pterodactyl-like arms to wrap on his man.

Is a gifted pass rusher who fires off the snap quickly and has a real savvy about his game getting after the quarterback. Plays from both a three- and four-point stance and does a great job quickly getting into the pad level of opposing linemen in the bull rush and initially driving them into the backfield. Allows his pad level to rise, which negates some of his strength when trying to finish, but is long enough to shed. Does a nice job using his long arms and violent hands in order to keep himself clean, loves to work the club to the outside, slowly playing it off the snap before accelerating past the tackle. He also has impressive lateral fluidity in balance working the inside arm over and club off his speed rush in order to cleanly side step blocks and accelerate toward the quarterback. Allows his pad level to get upright again once he gains a step and can be slowed through contact, but the motor seems to run well all the time. Has the ability to drop his pad level when flattening out around the edge once he gains a step, but doesn't often simply work the speed rush to the corner, likes to change gears and directions in order to reach the QB.

Also, is a bear to block inside as a down defensive tackle, played some three-technique and has the first step to shoot gaps inside, but it's his lateral suddenness and length that allows him to consistently slip blocks inside and accelerate toward the quarterback.

Missed some time in 2010 with a fractured fibula in a non-weight bearing bone in his leg and will need to check out medically.

Impression: A downright dominant defensive lineman with an impressive physical skill set and great length. Showcases impress savvy, fluidity and violence as a pass rusher and should be able to further develop in the run game and mature into a potential Pro Bowl-caliber NFL defensive lineman.

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Aldon Smith doesn't sound too bad to me.

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[quote=SmootSmack;791390]Well I suppose that's possible. So hard to know for sure what's going to happen. For all we know, [B]John Beck is their guy[/B].[/quote]

He's under contract! More we can say for Rexy.

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[quote=SkinzWin;791384]It won't matter because as SS has so brilliantly shown us, Kaepernick is most likely at the top of this second tier, and we will be taking him!

Sincerely,

[B]KaepKrusader[/B][/quote]


I Like the the name SW.

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[quote=53Fan;791400]News & UpdatesMar 30
The Scout's Mock
A new number one sits atop Bunting's latest projections.
Scouting Report.A tall, extremely long-armed defensive lineman with an athletic-looking frame and impressive explosion in all areas of his game. Possesses natural bend when asked to sit into his stance, coils up well and consistently takes a positive first step off the line and does a nice job keeping his pad level down off the football. Is a bit inconsistent extending his arms into blocks when run at and at times seems content to simply drop his shoulder and drive his way toward the football. However, seems to really have good instincts when asked to find the football and is very violent with his arms when asked to shed blocks. At times will allow defenders to gain leverage under him and can be initially driven off the ball. But, fights hard in order to disengage, uses his length and violent hands well to shed and possesses impressive closing range in pursuit. Is also very sudden and fluid for his size and has the footwork/balance to cleanly side step defenders who are trying to get into his frame, keep himself clean and close quickly on the ball carrier. Breaks down well in space and uses his long pterodactyl-like arms to wrap on his man.

Is a gifted pass rusher who fires off the snap quickly and has a real savvy about his game getting after the quarterback. Plays from both a three- and four-point stance and does a great job quickly getting into the pad level of opposing linemen in the bull rush and initially driving them into the backfield. Allows his pad level to rise, which negates some of his strength when trying to finish, but is long enough to shed. Does a nice job using his long arms and violent hands in order to keep himself clean, loves to work the club to the outside, slowly playing it off the snap before accelerating past the tackle. He also has impressive lateral fluidity in balance working the inside arm over and club off his speed rush in order to cleanly side step blocks and accelerate toward the quarterback. Allows his pad level to get upright again once he gains a step and can be slowed through contact, but the motor seems to run well all the time. Has the ability to drop his pad level when flattening out around the edge once he gains a step, but doesn't often simply work the speed rush to the corner, likes to change gears and directions in order to reach the QB.

Also, is a bear to block inside as a down defensive tackle, played some three-technique and has the first step to shoot gaps inside, but it's his lateral suddenness and length that allows him to consistently slip blocks inside and accelerate toward the quarterback.

Missed some time in 2010 with a fractured fibula in a non-weight bearing bone in his leg and will need to check out medically.

Impression: A downright dominant defensive lineman with an impressive physical skill set and great length. Showcases impress savvy, fluidity and violence as a pass rusher and should be able to further develop in the run game and mature into a potential Pro Bowl-caliber NFL defensive lineman.

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Aldon Smith doesn't sound too bad to me.[/quote]


I think if JJ is there at 10 we will almost certainly trade back.

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According to the draft trade value chart we could:

a) trade down with New England at 17 or San Diego at 18, both of these teams being loaded with picks. We pick up an extra second round pick.

then
b) trade down again with the Saints at 24 or the Seahawks at 25, garnering a third round draft pick.

then
at #24 or #25 pick Phil Taylor, nose tackle (or Lockerheads could get their guy, most likely)

we'd still have two seconds and a third to get a QB, G/C, OLB, WR, RB, whatever we wanted.

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I like that scenario Lotus and the only thing I would disagree with would be that I think once you start rooting for the Cowgirls treatment is probably a little late.....unless you're thinking Frontal Lobotomy?

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[quote=NYCskinfan82;791493]I Like the the name SW.[/quote]

Thanks. I had an epiphany last week, mid way through typing a post about Kaepernick. I'm not sure if you can tell, but I like him a lot. We should get him.

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[url=http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/03/31/greg-little-solidifies-his-standing-as-second-day-prospect/]Greg Little solidifies his standing as second-day prospect | ProFootballTalk[/url]


Guy could be the sleeper of this draft at WR

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Robbert Quinn had his PD today

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[quote=53Fan;791504]I like that scenario Lotus and the only thing I would disagree with would be that I think once you start rooting for the Cowgirls treatment is probably a little late.....unless you're thinking Frontal Lobotomy?[/quote]

Nice to hear from you 53. I like your idea. Mandatory lobotomies for all Dallas fans! Let's make it a law! It's the only humane thing to do.

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[quote=skinsfaninok;791516]Robbert Quinn had his PD today[/quote]

Ran his 40 in under 4.6

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[quote=SmootSmack;791523]Ran his 40 in under 4.6[/quote]

I hope people want this guy as much as I do; he can be a beast OLB like Shaun Phillips of San Diego, he's just that good.

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Sounds like the type of guy Vinny would jump on in the second round.
[quote]According to SI.com draft analyst Tony Pauline, North Carolina WR Greg Little "won't be selected before the fourth round."
Little's offseason workout numbers have been fine, but he was reportedly "less than honest" in team interviews at the Combine after missing his entire senior season due to NCAA suspension. Other draft analysts have noted Little's seemingly lackadaisical on-field play and poor football character. Mar 18, 4:58 PM
Source: TFY Draft Insider[/quote]

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[quote=Dirtbag59;791528]Sounds like the type of guy Vinny would jump on in the second round.[/quote]

Or Jerry Jones in the first round. He gets in hot water with the NCAA and then tells lies. Sound like a Dallas receiver?

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[quote=skinsfaninok;791514][URL="http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/03/31/greg-little-solidifies-his-standing-as-second-day-prospect/"]Greg Little solidifies his standing as second-day prospect | ProFootballTalk[/URL]


Guy could be the sleeper of this draft at WR[/quote]

I think so too, he might have some baggage but in the 6th or 7th he might be worth a shot.

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[quote=CultBrennan59;791525]I hope people want this guy as much as I do; he can be a beast OLB like Shaun Phillips of San Diego, he's just that good.[/quote]

I do.........for awhile ive wanted him in a Skins uni....then Phil Taylor in the 2nd that would be redic

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Does anyone know much about NT Marvin Austin other than his suspension last year. I heard NFLN talking about him possibly being a sleeper pick in the 2nd round & he might be better than Taylor from Baylor.