03-11-2011, 01:58 PM | #556 |
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Re: 2011 NFL Draft
I would love to have Julio Jones in the 1st round & Ryan Malett in the 2nd
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03-11-2011, 02:23 PM | #557 |
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Mallett absolutely would not fit our system, and I think Shanahan knows that, but he's the guy at the quarterback position who is now likely undervalued. In the second round, he's a steal.
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One would like to believe that our coaches are flexible enough to adapt their system to a less than system-ideal prospect. (I know, we didn't adapt to McNabb, but I don't know how you adapt to a qb throwing bounce passes.)
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The limited mobility is my biggest concern about Mallett, because I think it hinders development and sets a guy up initially for failure in the NFL.
But that's why you wouldn't take a guy with otherwise top ten ability in the the top ten: because he's missing something from the complete package. Love his value in the second round though, even if he doesn't pan out. I like Gabbert a lot, and at the end of the day, Gabbert and Mallett have draft profiles that are more similar than they are different. All of the small things say: draft Gabbert, but after the 20th pick, Gabbert won't be there, and Mallett likely still will be.
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Chris Russell says Skins are interested in Hawaii WR Greg Salas. First I've heard that
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never heard of him
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NFL.com news: Broncos, Titans, Vikings among teams to work out QB Locker
Denver trying to use a smokescreen?
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LOL future Tony Romo
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????????? Terrible comparison. Just awful. Dude could be a bust, but try and pick a QB with any kind of remote similarity at least. Locker's character and intangibles are off the charts and he is crazy mobile. Ryan Leaf was a very different player/prospect. |
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People just compare him to leaf bcuz of the pac10 locker is 3 times the QB leaf was
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03-16-2011, 12:44 PM | #570 |
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I guess I didn't make my sarcasm apparent. I should have also stated I liken Tony Romo to Ryan Leaf. But that's only because he is on the Cowgirls. I don't think Locker will be Ryan Leaf, but he definitely will not be a superstar or a successful starter IMO either.
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