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Spoeank posted:Hopefully God is speaking to him as a blonde woman in a red dress. We haven't quite invented those robots yet though. Unless that's what Google's up to.
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LARGE THE HEAD posted:Sure, Joey Harrington's not lining his knuckles with Super Bowl rings but as an Oregon fan I'm loving set. Trigger warning for Joey Harrington fans, please. I loved this game as a kid.  
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I still maintain that if he had had quality coaching and not been dumped into a dumpster fire situation that Harrington could have been a concert pianist.
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Steady riser  quote:According to Sam Farmer of the Los Angeles Times, "word is" the Raiders liked Fresno State QB Derek Carr "more" than Texas A&M QB Johnny Manziel "coming out of the Combine."
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Quest For Glory II posted:Steady riser Fifth overall, please! I need this is my life.
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Benne posted:I'd be okay taking Kelvin Benjamin at No. 32 if we don't bring back Rice. Rob Staton has been talking him up a lot, and he seems like a Carroll kind of guy, but is it really that likely that he falls to the bottom of the first? I thought he was getting a lot of talk higher up. ASJ coming off a surgery would be a cool pickup a la Wlater Thurmond but I doubt he manages to sink too far.
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Schwack posted:Rob Staton has been talking him up a lot, and he seems like a Carroll kind of guy, but is it really that likely that he falls to the bottom of the first? I thought he was getting a lot of talk higher up. ASJ coming off a surgery would be a cool pickup a la Wlater Thurmond but I doubt he manages to sink too far. It's possible. He's probably the 3rd or 4th best receiver prospect behind Watkins, Evan and Lee. There aren't often more than 4 WRs taken in the first round so it's possible that Benjamin lasts until the end of the first.
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Ozu posted:Odell Beckham is easily going in the 1st. Not really. I also like Landry better than ODB. Brandin Cooks is the guy whose going to have a meteoric rise. He's already firmly planted in the top 5 and could easily jump Lee and Benjamin. Other than that, this seems to be a draft where there's so much quality that some of these guys slated for the second are going to drop to the third and fourth round.
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Doltos posted:Not really. I also like Landry better than ODB. I like Landry more as well, but ODB is probably going in the first.
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ShakeZula posted:but Ballard and Richardson will be our primary platoon. The Browns are going to take the greatest player ever in that spot and I am never going to forget the plague that is Trent Richardson Athanatos fucked around with this message at 17:08 on Mar 3, 2014 |
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bhsman posted:I like Landry more as well, but ODB is probably going in the first. And he's probably going to the Chiefs.
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Athanatos posted:The Browns are going to take the greatest player ever in that spot and I am never going to forget the plague that is Trent Richardson I'm going to just let the fact that you think the Browns will wisely use that pick sink in for a little bit.
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Bigass Moth posted:I'm going to just let the fact that you think the Browns will wisely use that pick sink in for a little bit. Even the sun shines on a dogs rear end some days
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Athanatos posted:Even the sun shines on a dogs rear end some days but what if that dog has two asses?
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Athanatos posted:Even the sun shines on a dogs rear end some days In this case though, the sun is shining brightly enough to show that said dog has stage 4 colon cancer.
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Doltos posted:but what if that dog has two asses? What if it has no asses like that NickToon CatDog?
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quote:Mack took the field at his UB pro day Tuesday and put the icing on the cake, running a 4.54 in the 40-yard dash, bettering his already-impressive 4.65 from the combine. Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie is apparently there. Also, Twitter posted:#49ers coach Jim Harbaugh at Northwestern pro day where Eastern Illinois QB Jimmy Garoppolo expected to perform
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Toymachine posted:Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie is apparently there. Lol. How likely is it that the Niners try to lower Kaep's salary by having him compete with a fresh face?
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Chichevache posted:Lol. How likely is it that the Niners try to lower Kaep's salary by having him compete with a fresh face? It wouldn't be competition. Farming QBs is becoming super popular now and it seems like most teams with established QBs are grabbing a big named second day pick in every draft.
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Doltos posted:It wouldn't be competition. Farming QBs is becoming super popular now and it seems like most teams with established QBs are grabbing a big named second day pick in every draft. How would it not be competition? Harbaugh already demonstrated that he's capable and willing to replace his entrenched starter with another guy.
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Doltos posted:It wouldn't be competition. Farming QBs is becoming super popular now and it seems like most teams with established QBs are grabbing a big named second day pick in every draft. Not the Texans! The last QB they drafted before the 5th round was Dave Ragone in 2003 Weeeeee!
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Blitz7x posted:I'd probably be more happy with Khalil Mack than Clowney tbh I'm starting to think along these lines as well. Of course, I'd prefer Bridgewater before either of them, but I doubt he drops as far as #5.
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Dr. Foom posted:I'm starting to think along these lines as well. Of course, I'd prefer Bridgewater before either of them, but I doubt he drops as far as #5. Definitely Bridgewater if available. I seriously think Clowney will bust if he joins the Raiders, but is an all-pro on any other team. Is this battered-wife syndrome or something?
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Blitz7x posted:Definitely Bridgewater if available. I seriously think Clowney will bust if he joins the Raiders, but is an all-pro on any other team. Is this battered-wife syndrome or something? Not a dumb point considering if Houston leaves he will have no veteran DE to put his rear end in check and could mentally check out playing for a bottom feeder.
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On the Texans he would have Watt riding his rear end but I could easily see that backfiring for someone with the natural talent and athletic ability of a Clowney. Of course, if he thinks he's too good to be mentored by the best defensive lineman in football then I don't know what the gently caress to think of him
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Chichevache posted:How would it not be competition? Harbaugh already demonstrated that he's capable and willing to replace his entrenched starter with another guy. Kaepernick came in and added a new dynamic to the 49ers offense while displaying similar skill to Alex Smith in the short game, that's why he was replaced. I guess you're right that me saying it's not competition because everything is a competition in the NFL. I'm just saying that the relationship between Garoppolo and Kaepernick would be more like Mallett and Brady or Nassib and Eli. Then again Garoppolo could easily be a second round riser so I wouldn't look too much into Harbaugh being at his pro day.
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Intruder posted:On the Texans he would have Watt riding his rear end but I could easily see that backfiring for someone with the natural talent and athletic ability of a Clowney. Of course, if he thinks he's too good to be mentored by the best defensive lineman in football then I don't know what the gently caress to think of him I don't understand why people think Watt would be the guy to keep Clowney motivated when we literally have Bill Kollar and Mike Vrabel as coaches.  Not to mention his old S&C coach.Not to mention it's a moot point if the 'effort' argument about Clowney was full of poo poo all along.
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Intruder posted:Because Watt came out and said he would? Did he, or was that McNair you're referring to? In any case, my point is Watt is like third on the list of people I'd expect to keep Clowney in line (which still reeks of the dumb motivation concerns).
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