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Houston's going to get Bridgewater
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Kalli posted:Huh, so this guy had 2 torn ACL's? 
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What is that drat thing on their ears some of the fans are wearing
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that's a loving steal right there
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May 9, 2014 04:27
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words never spoken: "Thank god it was the Jacksonville Jaguars" PTSD Sufferer: Blake Bortles.
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May 9, 2014 04:27
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Tatum Girlparts posted:He's gotta go through Bortortle first When he gets sacked, does he have to come out of the game if stars start circling his head
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May 9, 2014 04:27
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Pats just cockblocked Dallas from picking the guy coming off ACL surgery in the 2nd
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Coldforge posted:Looks like the Niners are fielding phone calls. Hmmm you have to wonder what their draft board looks like if they didn't want to trade up earlier and doesn't want to pick now. Lee seems like a no brainer at this spot given how old Boldin and Lloyd is.
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May 9, 2014 04:27
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Alter Ego posted:Who is Dominique Easley? a small DT who suffered two torn ACLs in college lol
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May 9, 2014 04:27
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Brady can't play forever you loving jackasses!
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May 9, 2014 04:27
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Really liked Easley as a second day pick, but I don't think I would have pulled the trigger on him at 30. Oh god what's going to happen 
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Its cool that how tall I am is a more important reason I can't be an NFL quaterback than the fact that im unathletic, lack discipline, and have no football playing skills.
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May 9, 2014 04:27
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Sweeney Tom posted:Houston's going to get Bridgewater Don't you loving jynx it you motherfucker.
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May 9, 2014 04:28
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Kalli posted:Huh, so this guy had 2 torn ACL's? http://seahawksdraftblog.com/the-case-for-the-seahawks-considering-dominique-easley-at-32 Again, this dude does good write ups on players that apply to more teams than just the Seahawks. He could be a very good player, especially considering the draft position.
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Sweeney Tom posted:Houston's going to get Bridgewater death to America
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May 9, 2014 04:28
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Sweeney Tom posted:Houston's going to get Bridgewater I'm thinking so. Even if they don't Carr will be around. Denver and Sea have no need for a QB, so unless someone trades up....
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May 9, 2014 04:28
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Trust me guys you do NOT want to trade up with the 49ers, Seahawks or Broncos. 100% you'll get a STD if you do so.
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Alter Ego posted:Who is Dominique Easley? quote:Well regarded as a 5-star recruit, Easley made his first impact in 2011 when he started all 12 games at DT. In the team's final game vs FSU, he suffered a torn left ACL. Recovering to open the 2012 as Florida's starting DE, Easley missed 2 games with swelling in the injured knee. Easley appeared to have regained full strength on the knee in the start of the 2013 season. However another torn ACL, this time to his right knee, early in the season leaves him with major knee question marks on both knees.. On field, Dominique Easley’s success is predicated upon first step quickness, pad height, active hands and balance through initial contact. Generally able to time up the snap and get a quick jump, Easley showcases a one-gap attacking skill set with burst and bend off the line of scrimmage that's among the best in this class. Able to get underneath opponents and drive his legs for a speed rip move, Easley is at his best when stunting to either side of the blocker. When forced to work through the middle of his opponent or cutoff by help to either side, Easley’s lack of length is an issue despite a violent first punch. He struggles to consistently collapse the pocket with leg drive when asked to play on the edge, but has success there when playing on the interior.. Help from the center can neutralize Easley’s aggressive, attacking style at time and he struggles to keep his balance while taking body shots from either side, but he showed vast improvements in this area early in his senior season. Pad level can be an issue at times for Easley, and he needs to consistently work to land his hands with better hand placement, but improved here in flashes as a senior. Easley does a nice job of reading and reacting to the quarterback mid-rush, and impresses with his ability to stick his foot in the ground, spin off the blocker and chase down his target. Although Easley played a high volume of snaps at defensive end as a junior for the Gator defense, his best fit lies inside a 4-3 at the 3-technique position and overal interior disrupter. Easley’s plus first step, lateral quickness and effectiveness on stunts will allow him to be productive as a rotational defensive line piece early in his NFL career. If not for two knee injuries, Easley could be battling for top-20 status in this class. But the injuries and still need for development will likely push him to the second round on draft day. edit: man that pdf was poorly formatted
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Sweeney Tom posted:Houston's going to get Bridgewater Not when he falls to Seattle and someone trades up to get him.
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when did he tear those ACLs?
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Sash! posted:When he gets sacked, does he have to come out of the game if stars start circling his head someone make the appropriate Pokemon reference with Watt/Clowney destroying Bortles I never played it I'm old
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Grozz Nuy posted:Really liked Easley as a second day pick, but I don't think I would have pulled the trigger on him at 30. It's going to be Lee and they'll let Crabtree walk.
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Are draft day parties just a bunch of people awkwardly cramming into a space, absent alcohol? Reminds me of college...
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Grand Theft Autobot posted:Brady can't play forever you loving jackasses!
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Sash! posted:gently caress you. We all have to put up with your poo poo in the NCAA threads, don't expand your necrotic reach any further than it needs to
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May 9, 2014 04:28
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OK, time for the Niners to flush their pick down the toilet of bulking up.
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Analysts are going to trip over themselves to Billy Five Ace Secret Value this pick but man what a risk
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May 9, 2014 04:29
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Ahahaha, NFL Network labeled the 49ers Draft Party as taking place in San Pedro, CA.
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Tatum Girlparts posted:Don't you loving jynx it you motherfucker.
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Bonham posted:Are draft day parties just a bunch of people awkwardly cramming into a space, absent alcohol? Reminds me of college... There is definitely alcohol.
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May 9, 2014 04:29
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Dear Broncos, draft Bridgewater
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:when did he tear those ACLs? tore one two years back, and his other one last year. That's a bad deal
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HappyHelmet posted:Not when he falls to Seattle and someone trades up to get him. why would Seattle want Bridgewater or am I getting whooshed
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Grand Theft Autobot posted:Dear Broncos, draft Bridgewater Brock Osweiler is the Future
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I want to run the hot press at the draft
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Goetta posted:Analysts are going to trip over themselves to Billy Five Ace Secret Value this pick but man what a risk
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Manoueverable posted:We all have to put up with your poo poo in the NCAA threads, don't expand your necrotic reach any further than it needs to Wherever there is joy, I must seek out and destroy it
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skipdogg posted:I'm thinking so. Even if they don't Carr will be around. Denver and Sea have no need for a QB, so unless someone trades up.... Peyton is 38.
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