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I watch your posts here PK, but early, thanks for updating guys to watch.
How about in first round - try to dominate both lines Alameda Ta'amu Washington 6-3 / 337 DT 40 Time: 5.22 40 Low: 5.08 40 High: 5.38 Projected Round: 2 Rated number 3 out of 183 DT's maybe in second - lotta big receivers so maybe need some big DB's? Ray Ray Armstrong Miami 6-4 216 SS / FS 40 Time: 4.54 40 Low: 4.44 40 High: 4.65 Rated number 1 out of 93 SS's |
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I understood that you were saying that the team could draft an excellent prospect at receiver in any number of positions. And I think you're right. And they probably should. I was thinking a Steve Smith type initially like the Broyles kid from Oklahoma but lately I'm thinking the team might literally need a replacement for AJ. Not that AJ won't continue to play but I think the team needs most another big, fast, physical receiver with good hands. As much as I'd like to see the team loiter around until the second or the third to find one and as much as I want defensive secondary in the first I could be convinced to look for a receiver there also if the right guy came up.
But I think we can all agree that we'd be much happier if we could simply get back to gratuitously bashing Mexicans. |
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PK, I too appreciate you doing the Mocks. I just think this next Draft will finally be BPA (if we don't trade up), and they will try to emphasize the Oline, and WR.
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