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Uncle Phil
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Re: Redskins looking at WR in the first round
GTripp, you get knighted by Sir SmootSmack
Hooskins, enjoy your vacation in Goa. See you in 3 months, in the meantime review the rules Rule XVII. Article XXII. Section XXVI: Thou shalt not not disagree with a mod on consecutive posts or thou shalt be smote
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Most Interesting Man in the World
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Re: Redskins looking at WR in the first round
I have always wanted to go to Goa. Thanks Warpath Mod IV!
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Re: Redskins looking at WR in the first round
I agree he isnt a need, but as of now I see 3 positions we might go for.
1)DT/DE 2)WR-CJ 3)FS-Landry I want a DT, but I could see the Skins going for those other guys based on talent. I wouldnt be surprised if we get CJ or Landry. Teams dont always draft on need, unless it is a QB they need.
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Re: Redskins looking at WR in the first round
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I'm saying we should keep our eye on logic, and not take a player who would either prevent us from resigning Cooley, or otherwise be our third target for the first 4 years of his career. There are a bunch of prospects that would make our team better than Johnson would that aren't on the DL. Theres also a bunch of receiver prospects who project to the NFL just as well as Johnson of whom we could trade way down for. Outside of trading up for JaMarcus Russell, trading up for Calvin Johnson is the single worst possible use of the 2006 draft.
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Most Interesting Man in the World
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Re: Redskins looking at WR in the first round
I am not making a personal claim for CJ, I am just trying to explain drafting CJ would not be all too bad.
I mean I am sure you understand you why the Skins will even consider him, right?
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That doesn't make it good reasoning or even acceptable. I think theres a perfectly logical reason that so many high picks end up being busts and thats due to a series of thousands of fallacies in the way the draft process is executed. And until things change in the way people think about the draft, this trend will continue. There is a 99.9% someone will reach for Calvin Johnson because they will hear what people are saying and assume that he's going to be something different than what they see from him. I think it's safe to say at this point that if someone trades up for Calvin Johnson, they are making a mistake. 1st round receivers in general are good picks for teams without any elite target, TE or WR. And only about 4-5 teams fit into this category. But some team is going to draft CJ with the expectation to redefine the position. If the expectation for you at the highest level of the game is to redefine the position, how can you possibly live up to expectations? What evidence do we have the Calvin Johnson is even physically capable of redefining the way the WR position is played? Calvin Johnson is in an impossible position.
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