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Mechanix544 02-27-2010, 06:52 PM I agree. I just do not know why, if we are so hell bent on getting a young QB THIS draft,(still thinking ALL OLine in the first 2 rounds this year, and Locker for next year) we wouldnt trade down a bit in the second round a pick up Pike for a bargain, enabling us to get Okung as a cornerstone for him next year after he develops behind JC for a year. But drafting Okung and then trading up 6 or seven spots from our 2nd round pick and grabbing Campbell, cementing one whole side of our OLine for years to come that still looks like the way to go from my point of view. Then you can still at least give JC his one additional chance, as everyone seems to want to give him a mulligan due to line issues for last season, and still have the option for Locker next offseason.
Mechanix544 02-27-2010, 06:54 PM BTW, anyone heard how small Clausens hands are????? measured at just over 9 inches, alot tinier than anyone else in his comparable situation. that is not a good thing.
skinsfaninok 02-27-2010, 06:58 PM Kiper compared Clausen to A. Rodgers. He said he has good footwork, Mobile and very accurate on the run.
Son Of Man 02-27-2010, 07:00 PM Kiper compared Clausen to A. Rodgers. He said he has good footwork, Mobile and very accurate on the run.
Kiper loves everything in a golden dome.
Dirtbag59 02-27-2010, 07:02 PM BTW, anyone heard how small Clausens hands are????? measured at just over 9 inches, alot tinier than anyone else in his comparable situation. that is not a good thing.
Ok, so we've confirmed that he isn't perfect. Now what does the film say about him? Thats what matters. Terrell Suggs had a horrible 40 time, hasn't stopped him from being a productive player. I'm pretty sure there are a thousand other examples but the combine is very overrated.
Thats the thing that scares me about Bruce Campbell. Guy impresses everyone in the drills and now suddenly everyone wants him. I mean I want him to but thats because of what I've seen of him on film. not the fact that he's over 300 pounds and below 10% or 12% body fat.
By the by:
No, they're not the same size. An NFL football is longer and skinnier than an NCAA (college) football.
NFL footballs are therefore easier to pass while NCAA footballs are easier to kick. Most QBs find the transition (in football size) from college to pro an easy one to make.
If he can grip a college ball then gripping a pro ball will be no problem.
tryfuhl 02-27-2010, 07:16 PM I agree. I just do not know why, if we are so hell bent on getting a young QB THIS draft,(still thinking ALL OLine in the first 2 rounds this year, and Locker for next year) we wouldnt trade down a bit in the second round a pick up Pike for a bargain, enabling us to get Okung as a cornerstone for him next year after he develops behind JC for a year. But drafting Okung and then trading up 6 or seven spots from our 2nd round pick and grabbing Campbell, cementing one whole side of our OLine for years to come that still looks like the way to go from my point of view. Then you can still at least give JC his one additional chance, as everyone seems to want to give him a mulligan due to line issues for last season, and still have the option for Locker next offseason.
What do you propose we give up to get a pick high enough to get Locker next year? Especially if you figure a good line will pull us to a .500ish team
tryfuhl 02-27-2010, 07:17 PM I hate the college balls.
murphy196 02-27-2010, 07:45 PM Yeah, I mean that has to be the dumbest post I've ever read on here.
murphy196 02-27-2010, 07:47 PM What do you propose we give up to get a pick high enough to get Locker next year? Especially if you figure a good line will pull us to a .500ish team
Yeah, so by his reasoning, we will go get a good O-line and then we will finish with the worst record, so we could have the #1 pick in order to draft Locker.
wolfeskins 02-27-2010, 08:04 PM BTW, anyone heard how small Clausens hands are????? measured at just over 9 inches, alot tinier than anyone else in his comparable situation. that is not a good thing.
who cares.
but on a side note, you made me think of that commercial where a guy has those little, tiny hands.
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