when a lot of people start to really like a guy, that means he's gonna get drafted higher. i've seen a few drafts that have him going around our pick at #14Originally Posted by run pMc
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when a lot of people start to really like a guy, that means he's gonna get drafted higher. i've seen a few drafts that have him going around our pick at #14
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Moore and Chark tested better than they played. I'm not sure either put enough on film to move into round 1, but I guess it only takes one team enamored with the measurables. I'd be shocked if Moore went anywhere near pick #14 personally. I think two underrated WRs are Michael Gallup and Tre'Quan Smith. Gallup in round 2-3. Smith in round 3-4. Those two are football players. Smith reminds me a bit of Davante Adams. Pretty comparable measurables too.
Adams = 6'1" 212, 4.56 40, 4.30 shuttle, 6.83 3 cone, 39 1/2" vertical, 123" broad jump
Smith = 6'2" 210, 4.49 40, 4.50 shuttle, 6.97 3 cone, 37 1/2" vertical, 130" broad jump
Gallup = 6'1" 205, 4.51 40, 4.37 shuttle, 6.95 3 cone, 36" vertical, 122" broad jump
I think both Smith and Gallup are a little underrated athletically.
"There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson
Yup TT and MM sure place a real screwing on the Packers.
Too many won't admit that fact.
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Yeah, it's not like the season-ending injuries had any effect. Still, in his full rb year, he had 56 targets in the passing game to 77 rushes. He had almost 6 yards/rush compared to around 8 yards/catch and 800 total yards from scrimmage. I suppose he missed out of some refinement in back shoulder throws or something, but I imagine he can catch up, given his ability to transition to a role coming out of the backfield so readily. I'm more concerned about his overall productivity. It seems like a guy with his combination of size and speed makes for more of a utility type receiver out of the backfield than say a deep downfield threat.
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Well, don't you just draft someone for defense in the first round, or draft that awesome guard, and in the second round tell TT to pick a wide receiver for you? That seems to be his golden zone.
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Get a load of this MOCK Draft:
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/...ds-josh-rosen/
NFL Mock Draft 2018: Browns trade pick to Cardinals; Jets' big move lands Josh Rosen
After Gang Green's aggressive trade up with the Colts, the quarterbacks fly off the board early
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14. Green Bay Packers
Mike McGlinchey, OT, Notre Dame. With McGlinchey at right tackle and the vastly underrated David Bakhtiari on the left side, the Packers will boast two quality pass-protectors for Aaron Rodgers.
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All 3 of the mocks on that site have us taking guys I don't want... I like Hernandez, but he's not the kind of guy MM would take; and, I don't want him in the 1st.
Beginning to like Denzel Ward more and more...
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Tons of mocks are having Ward go in the top 8. Wouldn't mind if they traded up to get him.
If Gute drafts a fat guy in round 1, I'm gonna puke.
Color me with those who subscribe to the notion that fat guys should be avoided like the plague in round 1. An offensive lineman by himself is not a difference maker. Even with a great LT, defenses can still pressure the QB simply by pressuring away from the LT. Fat defensive linemen are prone to eating themselves out of the league.
I'm not going to stop the wheel. I'm going to break the wheel.
Good. Lord. Since we are not really doing much of anything in free agency, there is so much work that needs to be done in the draft. We also need some of our players to actually step up and produce (see Josh Jones). If not, our defense could be the new definition for "epic bad." Definitely would make sense to me to trade up to make sure we get that impact player or players we need (see Ward or James)
Both the Eagles and the Jags went deep by going early and often on the big guys up front. Don't you want to follow the leader?
Of course, the Chiefs and Reid do too, but it never gets them out of the Division round.
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Patience, still two guys left people are salivating over:
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Former Rice cornerback Phillip Gaines visited the Colts
He will be your favorite if you like players coming back from knee injuries.
And of course, once his heel heals and the infection is gone, Breeland is still out there.
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
In other infectious news, Bob Uecker was bitten by a Recluse Spider in Arizona last winter. Wound got infected and they had to remove infected tissue and leave the wound open to draw out the rest. Think it was on his leg.
Prior to fast medical response with effective antibiotics (Ueck waited four days before seeing the Doc), this was a common way to deal with infection in skin tissues. If you've ever seen someone treated in this manner, its both slightly morbid and fascinating.
https://www.jsonline.com/story/sport...ter/433845002/
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
Check out the fat guys Todd drafted in round 1:
Harrell: Arguably the worst draft pick in Packer history.
Raji: Inspiring for season or two, but a JAG the majority of the time before quitting.
Sherrod: Injury-prone and incompetent.
Bulaga: Injury-prone.
Clark: Started to show some promises, but jury's still out on him.
The moral of Todd's story is, don't draft fat guys in round 1. If a good fat guy is there in rd 2 or later, fine. But in round 1, give me a finesse player.
I'm not going to stop the wheel. I'm going to break the wheel.
Jury isn't out on Clark. He was great last year and very effective as a rookie.
Love that the only comment on Bulaga is injury prone and not Pro Bowl level RT.
And Harrell has nothing on Rich Campbell.
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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Clark was invisible as a rook. Let see if he can prove that last season wasn't a fluke before anointing him the next Gerald McCoy.Jury isn't out on Clark. He was great last year and very effective as a rookie.
Love that the only comment on Bulaga is injury prone and not Pro Bowl level RT.
And Harrell has nothing on Rich Campbell.
I'm not going to stop the wheel. I'm going to break the wheel.
Not even close to invisible unless you weren't looking. And are the only standards in your big lineman metric injured and #3 overall pick?
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
You're dumb, and Tony Mandarich was the worst pick in team history. There were many worse than Harrell.
Well is it Campbell or Mandarich, someone start a poll!
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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