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I realize that, but if they didnt have two #1's this year, that deal wouldn't be possible. It's no secret why the Pats are good every year. The draft is where its at. Daniel Snyder take a lesson.Originally posted by retailguyBut they didn't use the no. 1 this year, so, it's not AGAIN, it's IN PLACE OF....Originally posted by imscott72My goodness. Two #1's for the Pats again next year...Amazing...Originally posted by RastakWow, Pats got a 4 this year and next years SF #1. ......yikes....www.ccso228@twitter.com
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I like him too. He's a Special Teamer, he can play fullback and I think some of his biggest contributions outside ST's is going to be as a 3rd down back.Originally posted by HarveyWallbangersI like Leonard--mainly because he can be a platoon guy with Morency and a FB starter. Plus, the way he catches the ball is a good fit for Green Bay.
What do you want in a 3rd down back?
1st and formost a guy who can pass pro
2. A guy who can catch the ball out of the backfield
3. A guy who can run a little when you need him too.Formerly known as JustinHarrell.
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LeRon McClain is arguably a better receiver than Leonard. Nobody's heard of him, that's why I think TT might pick him. He will be the best FB out of this draft.Originally posted by HarveyWallbangersI like Leonard--mainly because he can be a platoon guy with Morency and a FB starter. Plus, the way he catches the ball is a good fit for Green Bay."I've got one word for you- Dallas, Texas, Super Bowl"- Jermichael Finley
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Yes, TT clearly like Harrell.Originally posted by GregJenningsInteresting observation. He did say in his press conference that he didn't want to move back too far. I think he felt that he had to stay put to get a talented player that he could not have gotten later.Originally posted by BretskyJoe,
The team behind GB traded down; TT just liked this guy too much.
So who is Baltimore taking ??
He stated he had some chances but didn't want to move back too far; Cleveland also stated they contacted every team after pick 12.
Cleveland gave up their first round pick next year (probably a high one) to move up for Quinn.
I'm a bit surprised TT didn't jump at that.TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER
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Ben Grubbs
OG | (6'2", 311, 5.18) | AUBURN
Scouts Grade: 91
Strengths: Possesses adequate height and bulk. Not massive, but a thick, sturdy build. Displays impressive quickness, body control and overall mobility. Fires out of his stance quickly and shows good initial pop at the point of attack. He displays the agility to consistently reach the second-level as a rune blocker and he also does a good job of hitting the moving target in space. He has a quick set in pass pro and shows the ability to mirror and slide with more athletic pass rushers. Versatile and durable performer throughout his career. Continues to improve with more experience at the position and still has much room to grow.
Weaknesses: Lacks a massive build and will give up some ground to bigger, stronger bull rushers. Also will have some trouble getting a surge vs. two-gap run plugging types. Shows room to improve in terms of his footwork, hand-placement and angles.
Overall: Grubbs was redshirted in 2002 while practicing as a defensive tackle. He was converted to a blocking tight end before the 2003 season and appeared in nine games. Grubbs then moved from tight end to guard before spring practice in 2004 and became the Tigers' starter for 13 games that season. He returned as a starting guard for the entire 2005 season (12 games) as well. Grubbs started all 13 games at left guard in 2006.
Grubbs was a bit of a late-bloomer that spent time at defensive tackle and tight end before finding a home at offensive guard for Auburn. He emerged as one of the most dominant interior offensive linemen in the country in 2006, displaying ideal quickness, power and toughness. Grubbs is the premier guard prospect in the 2007 class and he's worth drafting late in the first round.
* Player biographies are provided by Scouts Inc.
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Do you have a bio on McClain? I can't fine too much on him..Originally posted by BallHawkLeRon McClain is arguably a better receiver than Leonard. Nobody's heard of him, that's why I think TT might pick him. He will be the best FB out of this draft.Originally posted by HarveyWallbangersI like Leonard--mainly because he can be a platoon guy with Morency and a FB starter. Plus, the way he catches the ball is a good fit for Green Bay.www.ccso228@twitter.com
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I just think he's junk and teams know it. He was pretty healthy and he never got more than 5 or 600 yards in a season. That is pathetic for a 1st rounder.Originally posted by imscott72I'm amazed that Greg Olsen is still on the board. You think because loud mouth Rosenhaus is his agent has somethin to do with it?
Formerly known as JustinHarrell.
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San Diego prolly won't take him, but da Bears may..Originally posted by imscott72I'm amazed that Greg Olsen is still on the board. You think because loud mouth Rosenhaus is his agent has somethin to do with it?
My Two favorite teams are the Packers, and whoever plays the Vikings!
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Good trade for them, but they did give up one of their two #1's this year to get that extra pick next year.Originally posted by imscott72My goodness. Two #1's for the Pats again next year...Amazing...Originally posted by RastakWow, Pats got a 4 this year and next years SF #1. ......yikes...."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
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Beat me to it.Originally posted by retailguyBut they didn't use the no. 1 this year, so, it's not AGAIN, it's IN PLACE OF...."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
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