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T.O.Killa 04-27-2012 11:43 PM

Re: 2012 NFL Draft (Day 2)
 
He apparently lost 70 pounds his senior year, are you kidding me. What th hell did we pick?

SirClintonPortis 04-27-2012 11:48 PM

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[quote=theJBexperience;912768]You're right the months of research has paid off on guys like Dennis Morris, Terrence Austin, and Selvish Capers. Why wouldn't I think every pick will pan out just like the FO hopes? I should never question Bruce & Co. If it weren't for them, I'd have to read draft magazines and look at draft websites. What a waste of time that would be. I could never get those few seconds back. I'm glad I have Bruce Almighty to base my opinions on.[/quote]

Um, their research led them to wait out for those guys you mentioned until the very late rounds, rounds in which most of the players taken in those rounds do not last long in the NFL.

Now, if you had read the projections on Capers, he would have been a FOURTH rounder, not a 7th. The FO thus defied "the masses" desires and avoided a reach.

imaskin4life 04-27-2012 11:48 PM

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[quote=81forHOF;912778]I agree but the gambler in me says throw the dice. I think to be a truly great GM you have to peek in your shorts on draft day to see if you have a pair.[/quote]

Lol. I like taking risks too - calculated risks. The best thing about risk taking is that sometimes you win. The bad thing is that sometimes you lose. If you lose, [I]what is the consequence of losing[/I]? If the consequence is too high, then you had better not go "all in" especially if the wife and kids depend on that cash. I do however think that it is a flaw not to ever take [I]calculated[/I] risks, especially if you can live with the consequence of losing. I am assuming that the possibility of him not being there later was too heavy a consequence for the FO but I really don't know without being there.

SBXVII 04-27-2012 11:48 PM

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[quote=CHIEF CHUCKING MY SPEAR;912650]need to get a ILB and DB[/quote]

Why? Here's what we got in LB's:
London Fletcher
Lorenzo Alexander
Keyaron Fox
Rob Jackson
Bryan Kehl
Ryan Kerrigan
Brian Orakpo
Perry Riley


Cornerbacks/Safeties:

Tanard Jackson
Leigh Torrence
Madieu Williams
Cedric Griffin
Brandon Mariweather
Josh Wilson
Brandyn Thompson
Domonique Johnson
DeAngelo Hall
Phillip Buchanon
Travon Bellamy
Kevin Barnes

SirClintonPortis 04-27-2012 11:51 PM

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[quote=Chief X_Phackter;912781]Hell, the Skins got a C grade from Pete Prisco so he can't be that bad...That's like an A- at least :)[/quote]

We get an A grade just for getting RGIII alone.

Fun fact about the Packers' draft in 2005 is that only three of the guys they picked were worth a damn during their Super Bowl run: Rodgers, Poppinga, and Nick Collins. But no one seems to be saying they didn't draft well in 2005. ;)

artmonkforhallofamein07 04-27-2012 11:53 PM

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Phillip B is still on the team?

SirClintonPortis 04-27-2012 11:54 PM

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[quote=T.O.Killa;912782]He apparently lost 70 pounds his senior year, are you kidding me. What th hell did we pick?[/quote]

A shift from a relatively sedantary lifestyle due to not being able to play football for a year to getting back into the athelete's regiment(and getting away from mom feeding him). I see nothing particularly concerning here.

SirClintonPortis 04-27-2012 11:56 PM

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[quote=SBXVII;912785]Why? Here's what we got in LB's:
London Fletcher
Lorenzo Alexander
Keyaron Fox
Rob Jackson
Bryan Kehl
Ryan Kerrigan
Brian Orakpo
Perry Riley


Cornerbacks/Safeties:

Tanard Jackson
Leigh Torrence
Madieu Williams
Cedric Griffin
Brandon Mariweather
Josh Wilson
Brandyn Thompson
Domonique Johnson
DeAngelo Hall
Phillip Buchanon
Travon Bellamy
Kevin Barnes[/quote]

LB depth is a concern. 4th rounders and lower are likely depth players, they should at least be open to taking a LB just to get another option to look at. Corners, on the other hand, probably won't make a big difference compared to the ones we already have.

artmonkforhallofamein07 04-27-2012 11:57 PM

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Guy could work. A trade on the smaller side but he could overcome it. Watched some of his combine tape and he didn't really look athletic enough to play in the Z B S. But I am sure the scouts have watched more tape then I have.

Ruhskins 04-28-2012 12:11 AM

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[quote=artmonkforhallofamein07;912790]Guy could work. A trade on the smaller side but he could overcome it. Watched some of his combine tape and he didn't really look athletic enough to play in the Z B S. But I am sure the scouts have watched more tape then I have.[/quote]

And Shanny coached him in the Senior Bowl.

Dirtbag59 04-28-2012 12:16 AM

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[quote=SirClintonPortis;912761]He's also got some size and ooomph. Seems like Shanny is higher increased his standards now that he doesn't have 8 games one mile above sea level and the [B]NFC East is one bloodthirsty divsion on defense.[/B][/quote]

Not really. I mean the Cowboys secondary was apparently terrible last year and the Eagles remain committed to the wide 9, aka the worst defensive system in all of football. Redskins were pretty good but not great. The Giants were terrible until the playoffs came around.

SirClintonPortis 04-28-2012 12:39 AM

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[quote=Dirtbag59;912792]Not really. I mean the Cowboys secondary was apparently terrible last year and the Eagles remain committed to the wide 9, aka the worst defensive system in all of football. Redskins were pretty good but not great. The Giants were terrible until the playoffs came around.[/quote]

I said bloodthirsty, not good in all facets. They may give up a ton of yards and points, but the NFC east can still punish quarterbacks thanks to having quality players in the front 4 and front 7.

The wide 9 can work, when they players aren't complete greenhorns to the system and you have the horses to run the system. Detroit and Tennessee are two examples.

EARTHQUAKE2689 04-28-2012 12:46 AM

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Lamar Miller RB, Miami
Phillip Thomas S, Syracuse
Joe Adams WR/RS Arkansas
Robert Turbin RB, Utah State
Bobby Massie OT, Ole Miss
Zebrie Sanders OT, FSU
Alameda Ta'amu NT, Washington
Andrew Datko, OT, FSU

Would be happy with any of them.

Paintrain 04-28-2012 12:56 AM

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[quote=EARTHQUAKE2689;912795]Lamar Miller RB, Miami
Phillip Thomas S, Syracuse
Joe Adams WR/RS Arkansas
Robert Turbin RB, Utah State
Bobby Massie OT, Ole Miss
Zebrie Sanders OT, FSU
Alameda Ta'amu NT, Washington
Andrew Datko, OT, FSU

Would be happy with any of them.[/quote]
Give me Miller and Sanders in the 4th, Thomas in the 5th and I'm pleased.

skinsfaninok 04-28-2012 01:21 AM

[QUOTE=EARTHQUAKE2689;912795]Lamar Miller RB, Miami
Phillip Thomas S, Syracuse
Joe Adams WR/RS Arkansas
Robert Turbin RB, Utah State
Bobby Massie OT, Ole Miss
Zebrie Sanders OT, FSU
Alameda Ta'amu NT, Washington
Andrew Datko, OT, FSU

Would be happy with any of them.[/QUOTE]

Thomas or sanders

CultBrennan59 04-28-2012 02:53 AM

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Not gonna lie; us picking the LeRibere or whatever his name is, is cracking me up with his various responses over the board.

"Who is this guy?"

"What did we pick?"

"What a wasted pick!"

"He's a great player, we just need to let him sit on the practice squad a few years"

hahaha

vallin21 04-28-2012 03:48 AM

Re: 2012 NFL Draft (Day 2)
 
[quote=EARTHQUAKE2689;912795][B]Lamar Miller RB, Miami[/B]
Phillip Thomas S, Syracuse
[B]Joe Adams WR/RS Arkansas[/B]
Robert Turbin RB, Utah State
Bobby Massie OT, Ole Miss
[B]Zebrie Sanders OT, FSU[/B]
Alameda Ta'amu NT, Washington
Andrew Datko, OT, FSU

Would be happy with any of them.[/quote]

Any 2 of those 3, I'd be fine with; Thomas will still be available in the 5th, IMO

EARTHQUAKE2689 04-28-2012 03:56 AM

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[QUOTE=vallin21;912802]Any 2 of those 3, I'd be fine with; Thomas will still be available in the 5th, IMO[/QUOTE]



I was referring to the rest of the draft.

Bushead 04-28-2012 06:48 AM

Re: 2012 NFL Draft (Day 2)
 
[quote=CultBrennan59;912801]Not gonna lie; us picking the LeRibere or whatever his name is, is cracking me up with his various responses over the board.

"Who is this guy?"

"What did we pick?"

"What a wasted pick!"

"He's a great player, we just need to let him sit on the practice squad a few years"

hahaha[/quote]

I love it too. Somehow, if you don't know every single of the more than 200 picks, the guy isn't worth it.

From what i've read, some people had him in the 3rd, some 4 and some later. I think that is to be expected with the later rounds: analysis of each player becomes a lot more subjective.

And let's not forget, we got a 7th rounder!!!

Chico23231 04-28-2012 07:40 AM

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[quote=theJBexperience;912775]I'd like Lamar Miller, but I'm only basing that off his Ohio State, VT, and FSU games. [B]I haven't spent months researching and watching all his game tape, so I'll have to wait for Bruce & Co. to tell me how to think[/B].[/quote]

Even if you did, some here still would say "your not entitled to your own opinion"

artmonkforhallofamein07 04-28-2012 07:55 AM

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Thats funny.


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