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Must have been amazing then, since none of you want to rip it apart! 
QUOTE (cjs206 @ Mar 1 2009, 7:43:42 AM) 
Must have been amazing then, since none of you want to rip it apart!
What's to rip apart? We could nit pick now about what teams wouldn't do in the draft because of what they've done in free agency the past couple of days, but otherwise...I like it a lot!
QUOTE (PatriotofMaine @ Mar 1 2009, 8:10:38 AM)
What's to rip apart? We could nit pick now about what teams wouldn't do in the draft because of what they've done in free agency the past couple of days, but otherwise...I like it a lot!
Yeah FA has potentially changed a lot of picks, I will say I like the idea of Balt taking a corner round 3, especially Owens. But I'm not sure why we'd take an OLB and I'm not thrilled about Turner as a round 2 prospect.
Aaron Maybin is great and looked awesome at the combine I'd be thrilled if he became a Raven, I just don't see OLB as a need.
Not a fan of any of the Colts picks at all....
They do need a Dt in round 1 but the one you chose is not a player worthy of the pick
They WILL not draft a cb on day one...that is just a really bad pick there considering we have our top 4 cbs all coming back from last years record setting pass defense, extremely uneducated pick
And a G in round three is not logical because they took three g/c last year in Pollock, Richard, and Justice...They could go line but it would b a tackle...more likely to go wr or dt again
They do need a Dt in round 1 but the one you chose is not a player worthy of the pick
They WILL not draft a cb on day one...that is just a really bad pick there considering we have our top 4 cbs all coming back from last years record setting pass defense, extremely uneducated pick
And a G in round three is not logical because they took three g/c last year in Pollock, Richard, and Justice...They could go line but it would b a tackle...more likely to go wr or dt again
ATL: Mathews, Johnson, Scott.
Nice job, guys.
Nice job, guys.
A couple of observations
1. I know that Malcolm Jenkins ran a bad 40, but I would be very surprised if he didn't improve it at his pro day. He should still be a top 15 pick. If he does fall to the Bears at 18 I can't see them passing him. They could use a better option at safety, or even keep him at corner and move Tillman to safety like they have talked about.
2. I could be wrong, but I don't think Michael Johnson really fits the type of player that the Patriots want. He has first round talent, but doesn't seem to motivated.
3. Shawn Nelson as the second tight end off the board? What about Jared Cook? Or James Casey?
4. The Broncos just brought in two new safeties, and you have them taking Delmas? I know Dawkins is getting older, but I don't know if they'll do that.
5. Patrick Turner in the 2nd round?
6. Love the Nate Davis pick for the Bears in the third round.
1. I know that Malcolm Jenkins ran a bad 40, but I would be very surprised if he didn't improve it at his pro day. He should still be a top 15 pick. If he does fall to the Bears at 18 I can't see them passing him. They could use a better option at safety, or even keep him at corner and move Tillman to safety like they have talked about.
2. I could be wrong, but I don't think Michael Johnson really fits the type of player that the Patriots want. He has first round talent, but doesn't seem to motivated.
3. Shawn Nelson as the second tight end off the board? What about Jared Cook? Or James Casey?
4. The Broncos just brought in two new safeties, and you have them taking Delmas? I know Dawkins is getting older, but I don't know if they'll do that.
5. Patrick Turner in the 2nd round?
6. Love the Nate Davis pick for the Bears in the third round.
As a Vikes fan I'd rather go with an offensive playmaker in the first, followed by CB in rd 2... maybe Eric Wood in the third.
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