Official 2012 Draft Day Thread (Day 1 At Least)

[pbmax]

KYPack isn't with us tonight, maybe he won a radio contest to help Mike Brown draft.

Ahmm right here, honey baby.

Thought you were helping Mr. Brown. His pick made a lot of sense. And it wasn't the pot smoker.

[Joemailman]

http://www.nfl.com/draft/2012/profil...ght?id=2532977

OVERVIEW
Wright had been a solid complimentary player in Baylor's high-octane offense who has turned into much more in his senior year. As Robert Griffin III's go-to option at receiver, Wright working himself wide open for a long touchdown seemed to be a common sight for Big 12 opponents this season. Wright is undersized but has the speed to take the top off of NFL defenses. His athletic ability is his greatest strength, and he uses strong, polished technique to make up for his size deficiencies on the field. He has the wiggle and subsequent burst to make a move on a defender and get upfield. His ball skills are on par with his overall skills as a wideout, and he uses his footwork to run strong routes. He will have to improve his blocking and overall strength at the next level, but Wright has the potential to be a first-day pick and make an instant impact.
ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS Wright knows how to use his athletic ability to his advantage and is a dynamic player. Despite his size, he is an effective and even lethal threat at the line of scrimmage, as he can get a quick step on a corner and be open from the get-off. His quickness off the line of scrimmage makes up for his size. He is capable of being a serious deep threat yet also has the quickness and ball skills to be effective in the short-to-intermediate game. As a route runner, Wright has shown an understanding of how to lean on a defender to gain separation and stem his routes to set up his quick step to separate. Wright understands the strong suits of his game and plays to them. With the ball in his hands, he can create plays for himself and use vision and body control to weave upfield and bounce off would-be tacklers. Most importantly, he has the uncanny ability to separate from defenders and get open across the field, a skill that's highly desired at the next level.
WEAKNESSES Wright hasn't shown the ability to block or be a factor in the run game while at Baylor. If the ball is not coming his way, he can be seen loafing. He's the type of receiver who needs to be involved in the game to be a factor at all. Showing the ability to run NFL routes will boost his stock.

[woodbuck27]

Those Lousy muthrfuckinsackofshithededBears !!!!!!!! PUCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That move by the BEARS surprized me.

Do you like Nick Perry?

[pittstang5]

Where is McClelin going to play for the Bears? DE? OLB? God, I hate them. They picked him just for spite so TT couldn't have him. Bastards!

[Deputy Nutz]

Well the Packers just lost out on Wright. You know Rodgers was calling TT, yelling at him to draft another WR.

[Bossman641]

Cellphone worthy?

Lol

[Brandon494]

Fuck Shea! hahah I can finally say it now without getting bashed.

[Deputy Nutz]

That move by the BEARS surprized me.

Do you like Nick Perry?

I love me some Nick Perry, tweener in the 3-4 though

[Cheesehead Craig]

Well the Packers just lost out on Wright. You know Rodgers was calling TT, yelling at him to draft another WR.

You sure you gotta leave? Shit like that is priceless.

[gbgary]

oops

[jklowan]

Mercelus

[pbmax]

Where is McClelin going to play for the Bears? DE? OLB? God, I hate them. They picked him just for spite so TT couldn't have him. Bastards!

Its the Bears. Part of their lease with the City of Chicago is to always have a good defense to support the Monsters of the Midway marketing campaign.

[Joemailman]

Well the Packers just lost out on Wright. You know Rodgers was calling TT, yelling at him to draft another WR.

Nah. Rodgers is too busy screwing Deanna.

[Rastak]

Jones to Pats

[Deputy Nutz]

Chandler Jones is gone, I don't think the Packers had a lot of interest