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Dealing with Crabtree twice a year?.... Maybe
By now everybody knows that the Seattle Seahawks landed a deal with T.J. Houshmandzadeh. Only problem with that is that many mock drafts had Seattle landing WR Michael Crabtree with their fourth overall pick. Picks 5,6, and 7 belong to the Browns, Bengals, and Raiders. These teams IMO will likely not go on the wide receiver route because Im thinking they will go defense first or left tackle. That leaves the Jaguars at #8 with the possibility of landing the outstanding WR Crabtree. Im not too thrilled about about our secondary having to deal with Matt Jones and Michael Crabtree twice a year.... What do you guys think? Is this even possible?
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Well Crabtree could slip further if teams are concerned with the injury/surgury..
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I hope Jacksonville does drft him. He will not improve that team.
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I dunno, but I think I might be more concerned if our DBs had to cover a
Jeremy MacLen with his top-end speed than a Michael Crabtree. |
I really hope he drops to 15.
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ETA - split to a new thread to discuss Maclin's bust potential. |
I hope the Jags take the kid out of Maryland. He's got bust written all over him. Been to many Maryland Games. THe kid dissapears in game conditions.
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That is probably a little high for Heyward-Bey, he will be the third thru the 5 reciever off the board.
1. Crabtree 2. Maclin Gets a little hazy here now 3. Harvin - The most elusive game breaker 4. Nicks - The most polished with great hands and good route runner 5. Bey - The fastest |
I think it's crazy not to have Robiskie in the top 5.. Frankly, I'd probably have him 2nd, depending on how desperate my team was for speed. Perhaps, depending on the team, I'd have Maclin rated higher.
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