Official Day 2 (Round 2&3) Of The NFL Draft Thread

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Who in here likes Trent Murphy ? Do the numbers lie ?? Sackmaster

eh

we don't need another OLB, there already isn't enough minutes in a game to get all of them reps

[wist43]

Only 2 of the glut of WR's gone...

[call_me_ishmael]

Van Noy would have been great. Tuitt is my next choice. Would LOVE a freaky long DE to compliment Datone Jones.

[Bretsky]

eh

we don't need another OLB, there already isn't enough minutes in a game to get all of them reps

reality check dude
Nick Perry is an outcast
Cut ties and bring in a natural OLB who can rush the passer

[Joemailman]

Paul Richardson
School: Colorado
Position: WR
Positive: All-conference receiver in 2013 after posting 83 receptions, 1343 yards, and 10 TDs. Missed the 2012 campaign with a knee injury. Sophomore totals included 39 receptions, 555 yards, and 5 TDs. Explosive receiver effective down the field or in underneath coverage. Smart player. Displays a sense of timing and fundamentally sound. Quickly releases off the line of scrimmage, has a burst of speed which he turns on in a single step, and stretches the field vertically. Effectively tracks the pass in the air, makes catches in contorted positions, and plays with balance. Uses the sidelines well, possesses good eye-hand coordination, and consistently makes catches away from his frame. Gets up in a crowd and fights to come away with the ball. Runs crisp routes, separates from defenders, and comes back into the clearing to make himself an available target. Plays with quickness and can run to the deep throw. A big-play receiver with a consistent game.

Negative: Must turn up the intensity when blocking. Has a thin build and will struggle handling jams at the next level. Loses out in battles.

Analysis: When healthy, Richardson was a consistent receiver and a force to be dealt with. He comes with a solid game, has a high upside and could develop into a number two wideout at the next level. In the end Richardson may turn into one of the steals in May's draft.

[woodbuck27]

Steelers need at WR.

BPA WR :

Donte Moncrief - WR - 6'2" 221 From ....Mississippi

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Van Noy would have been great. Tuitt is my next choice. Would LOVE a freaky long DE to compliment Datone Jones.

you mean other then peppers?

[wist43]

I guess it is Paul Richardson to the Seahawks... they announced it wrong.

[Bretsky]

BPA WR :

Donte Moncrief - WR - 6'2" 221 From ....Mississippi

He is the highest rates WR ? I'll take others first

[pittstang5]

or we could take terrence brooks and tell burnett to fuck right off and just eat his cap hit

I'm all for that! Trade his ass. Get a 7th rounder for all I care, I'm done with Burnett.

[wist43]

Stephen Tuitt to the Steelers...

[woodbuck27]

Only 2 of the glut of WR's gone...

This is going pretty well so far for us....and ...TE or WR.

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ravens take Jernigan from fsu at 48. no clue who the steelers took at 47

Jason La Canfora ✔ @JasonLaCanfora

The Ravens took Jernigan from FSU. Many had him going 1st round before off field stuff emerged

[Joemailman]

Steelers take:

Stephon Tuitt
School: Notre Dame
Position: DT
Positive: Full-time starter the past two seasons who posted a career-best 50 tackles last season after 13 tackles for loss and 12 sacks as a sophomore 2012. Tall, relatively athletic defensive line prospect who flashed ability. Effective when he plays with good pad level. Displays terrific quickness and the ability to bend off the edge on occasion. Gets his hands up to protect himself. Displays power in his lower body and the ability to push blockers up the field. Better than average movement skills. Easily changes direction and slides down the line of scrimmage to make plays.

Negative: All too often gets tall and does not consistently play with leverage. Easily knocked from his angle of attack by a single blocker or controlled at the point by tight ends. Slow locating the ball.

Analysis: Tuitt is a serviceable prospect whose reputation exceeds his ability. He's an up and down prospect who'll look dominant then pedestrian in the same series. He offers the size and athleticism necessary to develop into a productive NFL prospect but also comes with big bust potential.

[Bretsky]

I guess it is Paul Richardson to the Seahawks... they announced it wrong.

I liked others better but he's a solid player.