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The Official 2010 NFL Draft Thread
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No...that was when it became clear that, aside from Woodson...our secondary sucks and let a rookie QB pick us apart. Hope Ted addresses that this draft.Originally posted by SkinBasketThat was when it became clear to some that we needed to find a real starter at QB. One that could win games. I sure hope Ted addresses that glaring need.Originally posted by Brando19No shit. They were the worst team in the NFL and we screwed up and gave them a win.Originally posted by SkinBasketPeople were freaking the fuck out about that one.Originally posted by Freak OutFuck that was brutal.Originally posted by SkinBasketRemember when Tampa beat us?
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The solution is easy - TT needs to draft POuncey or Iupati.Originally posted by SkinBasketWe're safe for at least a year with the changes they're making on the defense. By then we'll know if we need to fear Suh or not.Originally posted by OS PAI am not happy about the Lions adding Suh. Maybe they'll finally do something as a defense.
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That Dorito's commercial was horrible. (NFL Network) Their SB one was worse.[QUOTE=George Cumby] ...every draft (Ted) would pick a solid, dependable, smart, athletically limited linebacker...the guy who isn't doing drugs, going to strip bars, knocking around his girlfriend or making any plays of game changing significance.
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See, now you're just confused. Atari Bigby was the only reason we won games after his return last season. It was proclaimed here that he was more valuable to the Packers defense than Al Harris, Matthews, and Capers combined. Someone will have to find Scott's Atari Jesus picture.Originally posted by Brando19No...that was when it became clear that, aside from Woodson...our secondary sucks and let a rookie QB pick us apart. Hope Ted addresses that this draft.Originally posted by SkinBasketThat was when it became clear to some that we needed to find a real starter at QB. One that could win games. I sure hope Ted addresses that glaring need.Originally posted by Brando19No shit. They were the worst team in the NFL and we screwed up and gave them a win.Originally posted by SkinBasketPeople were freaking the fuck out about that one.Originally posted by Freak OutFuck that was brutal.Originally posted by SkinBasketRemember when Tampa beat us?"You're all very smart, and I'm very dumb." - Partial
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BerrySwede: My expertise in this area is extensive. The essential difference between a "battleship" and an "aircraft carrier" is that an aircraft carrier requires five direct hits to sink, but it takes only four direct hits to sink a battleship.
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Analysis
Read & React: One of his greatest assets. Shows uncommon discipline, reading the play completely before making his move. Rarely fooled by play-action or misdirection or beaten over the top due to taking false steps. Reads screens at the line of scrimmage, but waits until the quarterback is making the throw before accelerating to the ball. Good burst and accelerates smoothly. Takes very good angles to the ball. Good body control and times his leaps very well to compete in jump-ball situations with bigger receivers.
Man Coverage: Unique agility and straight-line speed for a safety. Often was asked to drop down as the nickel cornerback, showing good flexibility, balance and acceleration to turn and run with receivers. Can flip his hips, plant his foot in the ground and drive to mirror receivers' routes. Good physicality in press to re-route the slot receiver or tight end. Rides receivers for a few yards to disrupt timing with the quarterback. Times his leaps well and has natural ball skills.
Zone Coverage: Smooth, low backpedal with the balance to change direction without losing speed. Understands weak spots in coverage and what the receiver is trying to do against him. Breaks on the ball quickly. Reliable open-field tackler. Arrives with significantly more pop than his size would indicate.
Closing/Recovery: Closes on the ball as well as any safety in the draft. Rare diagnosis skills and has a quick burst when changing direction. Good acceleration with a late explosive burst as the ball arrives. Locates the ball in the air and times his leaps well. Is shorter than scouts would prefer, but highpoints passes when he has the opportunity for the interception.
Run Support: Quickly diagnoses run to get downhill quickly to limit the yardage gained. Stout tackler at the point, but doesn't need to make the tackle to make the play. Good team defender that makes the unselfish plays. Attacks the pulling guard or lead blocker low to blow up the play and leave easy tackles at the line of scrimmage for his teammates.
Tackling: Reliable open-field tackler with rare explosiveness considering his lack of prototypical size. Brings his hips through the tackle to generate impressive drive and knock bigger ballcarriers back. Great range due to very good speed and rare instincts. Understands his role as the last line of defense and takes proper angles to minimize the yardage given up, but make the tackle. Good wrap-up tackler with the body control to adjust to elusive ballcarriers in the open field and latch on to drag down.
Intangibles: High character, high-effort player. Coaches rave about his leadership qualities and instincts. Started all 39 games of his career, including 14 as a true freshman. Voted team captain as a sophomore and junior. Competes on special teams despite his All-American status.
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Okung looked annoyed.[QUOTE=George Cumby] ...every draft (Ted) would pick a solid, dependable, smart, athletically limited linebacker...the guy who isn't doing drugs, going to strip bars, knocking around his girlfriend or making any plays of game changing significance.
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