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steelclan
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 Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 6:19 pm |
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Ok one and only attempt at this fun n games.
Trade 24th pick to whomever is willing in top 10 of 2nd round to give 2nd/3rd in return.
2a: Lavonte David. Production, production and o yeh production. He had more production than any MLB in this draft. He plays fast, has great instincts and brings it play after play. Yes height blah blah lah, Navarro Bowman, Jon beason & D. Ryans all same height just to name a few. 12 sacks over 250+ tackles in 2 seasons. He is my favorite player and I bet folks will mention his size...meh watch the tape he makes plays Hightower cannot and kid from BC will be long gone.
2b: Brooks plug n play LG for next decade.
3a: Chapman. Will allow David and Timmons to run around and cause havoc.
3b: Mitchell Schwartz: I bet he drops due to injury concern. Yes a risk with injury but if healthy wave Colon bye bye.
4: Robert Turbin Utah State the I pine for the Bus pick. Nah he is physical, decent speed, can catch the ball, blocks well and again big time production.
5: Keith Tandy S/CB little I saw loved. FS replacement for Clark. Also wicked bright kid, degree in Biology. Great production.
6: Ryan Broyles (yes likely doesnt fall this far) he moved chaisn, ran great routes and blocked his ass off. Only Sooner that played hard every down. Production. If he doesnt fall ...Taylor Thompson TE (was DE at SMU) yes a complete project but has wow tools and in 6th round why the hell not?
7. FG Kicker have no clue who is or is not good
7b, c & d well honestly would be making it up at this point. Like to see another 3rd down RB, punter and 5 tech DE project
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Iron_City
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 7:12 pm |
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I think Navorro Bowman is a good comp for Lav. David
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ironzabo
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 10:47 pm |
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That would be a FULL WOOD draft IMHO - well conceived without getting into throwing darts at the tail end of RD 7 I hope Blair Walsh is our Kicker in 2012 
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SteelPerch
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 5:07 am |
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ironzabo wrote: I hope Blair Walsh is our Kicker in 2012 17 of 31 (54%) on FG's beyond 30 yards last year. That's just horrible. The Steelers cut Jeff Reed midseason when he was making 68% of his kicks.
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slurve
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 7:12 am |
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And that is in SEC weather, not AFC North conditions
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smithessmokin
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 7:43 am |
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I like it, just not sure about drafting a RT with questions about his health when our current RT has only played one game in two years....
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