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Playing CB on a bad Achilles the whole year and still doing great is pretty goddamn impressive. We didn't appreciate Sherman enough.
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Kazak_Hstan posted:This is gods punishment for those garish uniforms. ...I can’t find fault, honestly.
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Kazak_Hstan posted:This is gods punishment for those garish uniforms. No god exists who would hate those wonderful things
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Nov 10, 2017 07:21
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Let's not let Sherman overshadow the tragic comedy that is C.J. Prosise right now. --Injured his ankle in Week 3 --Came back in Week 7, immediately re-injured the ankle on his first snap --Came back on Week 10, got three touches before injuring the other ankle
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Nov 10, 2017 07:28
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Prosisely why they can't rely on him
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Nov 10, 2017 07:30
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This is why you don't trust Notre Dame RBs
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Benne posted:This is why you don't trust Notre Dame RBs Or in Russell Wilson's case, WRs
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Spoeank posted:Prosisely why they can't rely on him Rack 'em
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Benne posted:This is why you don't trust Notre Dame RBs Is there still the joke about Penn State Running Backs? Because I would hate to have us draft Barkley somehow and fall in that pit
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Nov 10, 2017 07:44
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I'm pretty sure we are drafting an RB first round. Or second. We will probably trade our pick like we always do.
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Benne posted:What's Byron Maxwell up to these days
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Spoeank posted:I always thought Sherman was great and the NFL was better for him playing Even as a 49er fan I have to agree.
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Nov 10, 2017 08:10
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DariusLikewise posted:I hope so, that will upgrade my opinion from "The Rams are really good at beating up on lovely teams and that's fun" to "Rams might be legitimate contenders and I am excited for the playoffs" I haven't been to this thread since Saturday, so I'm quoting this without reading the rest of the thread yet, but yeah, this is me exactly.
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Nov 10, 2017 08:33
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If the cardinals don’t draft a god drat quarterback I’ll keep cheering for them but be really angry about it
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Kazak_Hstan posted:There are no likable teams in the NFC west, embrace death, especially to the rams. 
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The Rams are the best everyone is nice and fun
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Nov 10, 2017 12:06
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Sorry about your Richard Sherman Seahawks fans
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Apparently Kam Chancellor has a stinger. We might see a bloodbath against us if Earl isn't ready for the Falcons.
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born on a buy you posted:If the cardinals don’t draft a god drat quarterback I’ll keep cheering for them but be really angry about it Luckily this is the year to grab one. Lot's of good prospects.
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Speaking of the draft my instincts are telling me Sherman's not gonna be the same player if/when he comes back so does anybody know who the absolute lockdown HOF-caliber CBs are in this class?
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Nov 10, 2017 18:11
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Wasn't Sherman a 5th-round pick? I don't think getting a top 10 CB in the 5th round is going to happen again
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DariusLikewise posted:Wasn't Sherman a 5th-round pick? I don't think getting a top 10 CB in the 5th round is going to happen again And he was a wr out of college
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DariusLikewise posted:Wasn't Sherman a 5th-round pick? I don't think getting a top 10 CB in the 5th round is going to happen again Late round (and UDFA) gems will always happen, because scouting is an inexact process at best, and some players will just develop more than others once they're on an NFL team. This is also why there will always be lots of first-rounder busts. These are mostly just like 20-24 year olds. A lot of them are still getting their poo poo together.
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Tank44 posted:And he was a wr out of college For part of college. He converted to CB while at Stanford. If you want to see how much he improved as a pro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzm6HeFS2sE
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Leperflesh posted:Late round (and UDFA) gems will always happen, because scouting is an inexact process at best, and some players will just develop more than others once they're on an NFL team. This is also why there will always be lots of first-rounder busts. I think Darius's point was that the Seahawks won't be able to duplicate the value they got from Sherman's pick without getting lucky, not that there will never again be a 5th-round pick worth a drat. A huge part of why the Seahawks got so good so fast is that they hit on a bunch of mid/late-round draft picks several years in a row, so for awhile there all their stars were not just on rookie contracts but on especially cheap rookie contracts.
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pre:2010: 1 (6) Russell Okung T Oklahoma State 1 (14) Earl Thomas S Texas 2 (60) Golden Tate WR Notre Dame 4 (111) Walter Thurmond CB Oregon 4 (127) E.J. Wilson DE North Carolina 5 (133) Kam Chancellor FS Virginia Tech 6 (185) Anthony McCoy TE Southern Cal 7 (236) Dexter Davis DE Arizona State 7 (245) Jameson Konz WR Kent State 2011: 1 (25) James Carpenter T Alabama 3 (75) John Moffitt G Wisconsin 4 (99) K.J. Wright LB Mississippi State 4 (107) Kris Durham WR Georgia 5 (154) Richard Sherman CB Stanford 5 (156) Mark LeGree FS Appalachian State 6 (173) Byron Maxwell CB Clemson 7 (205) Lazarius Levingston DE LSU 7 (242) Malcolm Smith OLB USC 2012: 1 (15) Bruce Irvin DE West Virginia 2 (47) Bobby Wagner LB Utah State 3 (75) Russell Wilson QB Wisconsin 4 (106) Robert Turbin RB Utah State 4 (114) Jaye Howard T Florida 5 (154) Korey Toomer LB Idaho 6 (172) Jeremy Lane CB Northwestern State 6 (181) Winston Guy S Kentucky 7 (225) J. R. Sweezy DE N.C. State 7 (232) Greg Scruggs DE Louisville
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Yeah. The 'Hawks have drafted well in general. Sherman and Chancellor were both excellent mid-round picks; but look also at Earl Thomas, Bruce Irvin, Bobby Wagner... they've had some really good early-round picks too.
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rjmccall posted:I think Darius's point was that the Seahawks won't be able to duplicate the value they got from Sherman's pick without getting lucky, not that there will never again be a 5th-round pick worth a drat. Yeah this was my point, the Seahawks have done amazingly with late-round picks in the last 5 years, but there's no way you're getting a shutdown corner in the mold of Sherman just like that. They may have to shift their strategy away from super tall, physical corners if they are looking to succeed Sherman coming up. Nit Wit Dog poo poo posted:I haven't been to this thread since Saturday, so I'm quoting this without reading the rest of the thread yet, but yeah, this is me exactly. I've been trying not to get too excited over their play so far because the last time I did that was in 2003 and that was the year they lost to the 5-11 Lions on the last game of the season to drop from the No.1 to No.2 seed and then lost to the Carolina Panther on the first play of double overtime to get knocked out of the playoffs.
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Leperflesh posted:Yeah. The 'Hawks have drafted well in general. Sherman and Chancellor were both excellent mid-round picks; but look also at Earl Thomas, Bruce Irvin, Bobby Wagner... they've had some really good early-round picks too. After 2012, their draft classes have been decidedly more average. 2013 is basically just Luke Wilson, 2014 is just Paul Richardson, 2015 had Lockett and Clark. Wilson is a solid TE, Richardson and Lockett are both high potential WRs, but both have had issues with injuries and consistency, and I think everyone is aware of Clark's pros and cons. 2016 & 17 are too soon to tell, obviously, but 2016 isn't exactly looking great so far.
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Coldforge posted:After 2012, their draft classes have been decidedly more average. 2013 is basically just Luke Wilson, 2014 is just Paul Richardson, 2015 had Lockett and Clark. Wilson is a solid TE, Richardson and Lockett are both high potential WRs, but both have had issues with injuries and consistency, and I think everyone is aware of Clark's pros and cons. 2016 & 17 are too soon to tell, obviously, but 2016 isn't exactly looking great so far. I think this is the advantage of having a coach/staff fresh out of coaching college. It's easy to scout talent when you're actually facing it week to week. I feel like it's part of why the Herschel Walker trade worked out so well for Jimmy Johnson and crew, a boat load of draft picks to a guy who truly knows the talent coming up from college.
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Last night was awful but this is extremely my poo poo https://twitter.com/JordanHeckFF/st...richard-sherman
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DariusLikewise posted:I've been trying not to get too excited over their play so far because the last time I did that was in 2003 and that was the year they lost to the 5-11 Lions on the last game of the season to drop from the No.1 to No.2 seed and then lost to the Carolina Panther on the first play of double overtime to get knocked out of the playoffs. Jason Sehorn.
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Its Rinaldo posted:Last night was awful but this is extremely my poo poo I want to be a fly on the wall during the cardinals film session where Arians berates that db for a solid 45 minutes while that play repeats over and over on the screen.
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rjmccall posted:
Also picked up that year as an UDFA: Doug Baldwin
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As long as Earl Thomas stays healthy I think this defense will be fine, it just won't be the world beater we're used to. All good things come to an end, you just have to enjoy and appreciate them when they're around. Thankfully Russ keeps developing and growing, he's really put the team on his back. Hawks are going to have to score lots to make a run this year. God drat but the league has had a ton of brutal injuries. Any word on how Duane Brown is doing?
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hifi posted:stanton looked like poo poo and his only skill vs the seahawks was drawing penalties so go ahead. maybe a little qb mobility is what we need too, we were running into 9 and 10 man boxes. once again though, peterson isn't really a fit when you want to spread it out you're not wrong about stanton, but I'm not sure gabbert is any better. With the caveat that it was the 2016 niners, he started the season 1-4.
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