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Volkerball posted:How do you have the last name Savage and not name your son like Steele Steele Savage looks too much like Steel Salvage.
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Chilichimp posted:Brock Jensen, Attorney at large. 
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Apr 29, 2014 18:56
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Quest For Glory II posted:Sounds more like a wrestler. Brock the Brick Johnson Brick Johnson is a legendary porn-star name in the making.
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Volkerball posted:How do you have the last name Savage and not name your son like Steele That's the Baccari Rambo effect. Name your kid something too cool and he'll turn into a workout warrior dweeber on the field.
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Apr 29, 2014 19:02
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Brock Jensen, Dead Animal Removal Specialist.
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Apr 29, 2014 19:06
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Chilichimp posted:Brock Jensen, Dead Animal Removal Specialist. Are we now making predictions about where they will be in 5 years?
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Apr 29, 2014 19:11
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Rasczak posted:Are we now making predictions about where they will be in 5 years? Johnny Manziel: SEC Football Analyst
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Apr 29, 2014 19:16
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Johnny Manziel: Inmate #53425
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Apr 29, 2014 19:20
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AJ McCarron: Septic Tank Repairman
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Apr 29, 2014 19:23
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Michael Sam : Interior Decorator Sorry, I had to 
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Apr 29, 2014 19:26
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Shath Hole posted:Michael Sam : Interior Decorator You didn't and it's dumb, good job
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Apr 29, 2014 19:38
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No Safe Word posted:You didn't and it's dumb, good job  TFF moral police incoming
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Apr 29, 2014 19:39
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Teddy Bridgewater: Paraplegic cause he's a twig
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We're falling into such levels of ironic posting that I don't know what's real anymore
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Taylor Lewan: RIP
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Apr 29, 2014 19:41
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Apr 29, 2014 19:41
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welp i made a joke and half-apologized for its dumbness but if anyone actually objects i've got this *points to big rear end jar of tears i pre-cried for this occasion*
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Apr 29, 2014 19:49
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Apr 29, 2014 19:50
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If he's awesome enough, do it, but that's the problem... you have no idea if he's going to be Jonathon Martin or Jonathan Ogden.
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Apr 29, 2014 19:59
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I'd think they wouldn't have to go get pick #1 but I guess Clowney isn't an absolute lock to go #1
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Apr 29, 2014 20:01
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Rap posted:I'd think they wouldn't have to go get pick #1 but I guess Clowney isn't an absolute lock to go #1 In all the mocks (I know) I have seen, I don't think I've ever heard the Texans having any interest in him. I've seen a lot of STL selecting Robinson, but not any Houston. Who knows. Is Robinson worthy of the #1 overall pick I guess is my big question. e: For the record, I think it's just all pre-draft bullshit, but you never know.
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Shath Hole posted:In all the mocks (I know) I have seen, I don't think I've ever heard the Texans having any interest in him. I've seen a lot of STL selecting Robinson, but not any Houston. Who knows. From the "tape" I've seen, he's a loving road grader in the run game... no idea about passing, because Auburn just didn't ever do that effectively.
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Apr 29, 2014 20:08
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Chilichimp posted:From the "tape" I've seen, he's a loving road grader in the run game... no idea about passing, because Auburn just didn't ever do that effectively. That's the knock I've heard as well, isn't nearly as good in pass blocking. Atlanta does make the draft interesting, this came out of nowhere.
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Apr 29, 2014 20:18
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Shath Hole posted:That's the knock I've heard as well, isn't nearly as good in pass blocking. It's not so much that he isn't "good" at pass blocking, it's that he's an unknown quantity in that respect, because of the system he played in. I mean, worst case scenario for whoever drafts this guy, you've got a starting Right Tackle or Guard.
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Chilichimp posted:If he's awesome enough, do it, but that's the problem... you have no idea if he's going to be Jonathon Martin or Jonathan Ogden. Martin wasn't regarded as a top ten talent though. Don't O-Lineman usually have a pretty good success rate at the top of the draft?
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Ogden and Jones, hell you could throw Pace into there too, were such unbelievable all world LTs that if you could guarantee getting someone like them with the #1 pick you take it and don't look back. Greg Robinson ain't that dude.
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IcePhoenix posted:Martin wasn't regarded as a top ten talent though. Don't O-Lineman usually have a pretty good success rate at the top of the draft? Tackles and Guards are just as much of a crap shoot as any other position in the draft unfortunately.
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DupaDupa posted:Tackles and Guards are just as much of a crap shoot as any other position in the draft unfortunately. The entire draft is sure, but I think Ice is onto something. Is there any site that shows hit % by position? I feel like OLinemen hit much more frequently than any other position.
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Apr 29, 2014 20:37
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This play makes me a little iffy on Robinson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdwZq0UgwHM&t=128s Obviously just one play, but that reeeaally shouldn't happen
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DupaDupa posted:Tackles and Guards are just as much of a crap shoot as any other position in the draft unfortunately. Tackles definitely. Guards not so much. Almost every highly rated and highly picked guard in the last five years has panned out.
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Blitz7x posted:This play makes me a little iffy on Robinson That's not a pancake...that's an entire big breakfast!
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Yeah they really are a gamble. But oh man, if Atlanta takes an offensive lineman, it means they understand that they have a somewhere from above average to really good quarterback, an amazingly talented reciever, a wily vet reciever and a promising young reciever. If they can keep Matty Ice upright since he was one of the top 3 most sacked QBs last year, then they have an offense that can put up points and claim a free agent running back around training camp (because no running back on their roster is the answer). Heck, even if they take a flier on a fourth reciever instead of going for a new tight end, it could be pretty interesting. I can see the Atlanta front office thinking having an offense based on a 4 reciever set as being a good thing.
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I mean, getting out leveraged happens... obviously you shouldn't make a habit out of it. And I've not seen anything anywhere pointing to Robinson having a habit of letting DLinemen get leverage on him consistently.waah posted:Yeah they really are a gamble. But oh man, if Atlanta takes an offensive lineman, it means they understand that they have a somewhere from above average to really good quarterback, an amazingly talented reciever, a wily vet reciever and a promising young reciever. If they can keep Matty Ice upright since he was one of the top 3 most sacked QBs last year, then they have an offense that can put up points and claim a free agent running back around training camp (because no running back on their roster is the answer). Antone Smith and Jacquizz Rodgers are both brilliant in the pass game. Rodgers in space is scary elusive. When the pass was respected because the line was serviceable, that guy could turn a 3 yard check down into 20. Antone hasn't been used or seen much thusfar, but with Snells officially out to pasture, he's going to be in the rotation. Chilichimp fucked around with this message at 20:49 on Apr 29, 2014 |
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I don't know technique at all but what should a lineman do there, where the DL has obviously diagnosed run and has the leverage on you? Put your hands on his back and push down?
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Rap posted:I don't know technique at all but what should a lineman do there, where the DL has obviously diagnosed run and has the leverage on you? Put your hands on his back and push down? Yeah, basically, just collapse on him.
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Chilichimp posted:Antone Smith and Jacquizz Rodgers are both brilliant in the pass game. Rodgers in space is scary elusive. When the pass was respected because the line was serviceable, that guy could turn a 3 yard check down into 20. Antone hasn't been used or seen much thusfar, but with Snells officially out to pasture, he's going to be in the rotation. I miss Norwood. They never used him in the screen game and he would have been amazing. poo poo, they never even used the screen game...Mike Mularkey! 
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DupaDupa posted:Tackles and Guards are just as much of a crap shoot as any other position in the draft unfortunately. Yeah but I'm just talking about the top of the draft, not the whole thing. Like top ten, top 20, that sort of thing. Martin wouldn't be in that. It would be interesting to see the hit/miss percentages by position for that range over the past ten or so years.
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Rap posted:I don't know technique at all but what should a lineman do there, where the DL has obviously diagnosed run and has the leverage on you? Put your hands on his back and push down? Yep, play dirty and hope you don't get the penalty. Real football X's and O's would say follow him and go for a chip, but players often result for the former rather than the latter.
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Outta curiosity, what happened to Jake Matthews to take him out of the "in the conversation for best overall player in the draft" to "not even the best tackle"?
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