2012 NFL Draft Prospects

Indy chatter about drafting a QB

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So what would the thoughts be on signing Matt Flynn and then drafting someone like Justin Blackmon? I'm not saying that that's what I want us to do, I'm just saying that it's an option.

I'd be ecstatic with Barkley, Jones or RGIII to be honest, but I really think Flynn could be a good qb especially if we added Blackmon and if Hankerson could build upon what might have been his breakout game if not for his hip injury.

If we do draft a qb, my preference would be Barkley, Jones and then Griffin.

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RobertGriffen III just shot to top of my Heisman list. I'd draft him HIGH. Can be a franchise QB. Delivery isn't pure; results are. Clutch!
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Robert Griffen III just ripped my heart out - and my Sooners'. Just too good with arm, legs, poise, playmaking. OU missed Broyles, Whaley.
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Wow, even Mr. critical thinks this guy is the goods.

Discounting any players based on college conference play is an EPIC fail. I was listening to sports radio in the past year and they were talking this subject and they took the prowbowl roster over the last like 3, 5 years and the leading conference was the ACC. Now we know how supposidly horrible ACC football is...

I remember hearing that conversation, it was like 6 weeks ago. And it was on a saturday evening, and the ACC was the leader in starters on the pro bowl squads and total teams.

Kinda eery.....must be that not too many good coaches in the ACC. SEC does have most of the top coaches.....

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Wow, even Mr. critical thinks this guy is the goods. Even a moron like Skip Brainless can't be wrong about everything.

Vontaze Burfict is expected to declare for the draft. A lot of scouts now have mid-round grades on him and really question the way he plays (out of control and feisty). If he's there in the 2nd round, the Skins have to got to pick him. He is a game changer, Ray Lewis clone, and is the kind of beef and muscle that the skins defense needs. He's like Sean Taylor at LB.

Cliff Harris CB for Oregon has been kicked off the team. Football skills wise, he can run with any receiver in the league. Also most of his picks have come against great QB's (Locker, Luck, Cam Newton, Barkley). I saw in a mock draft that it had us taking him; In the third round I'd definitely take him..(Oh and he can return punts and kicks even better than Banks; think Patrick Peterson type of returner, maybe even better)

Cliff Harris CB for Oregon has been kicked off the team. Football skills wise, he can run with any receiver in the league. Also most of his picks have come against great QB's (Locker, Luck, Cam Newton, Barkley). I saw in a mock draft that it had us taking him; In the third round I'd definitely take him..(Oh and he can return punts and kicks even better than Banks; think Patrick Peterson type of returner, maybe even better)

Been saying that for a while.

Cliff Harris CB for Oregon has been kicked off the team. Football skills wise, he can run with any receiver in the league. Also most of his picks have come against great QB's (Locker, Luck, Cam Newton, Barkley). I saw in a mock draft that it had us taking him; In the third round I'd definitely take him..(Oh and he can return punts and kicks even better than Banks; think Patrick Peterson type of returner, maybe even better)

I would imagine that his draft stock would drop a lot given what has happened. So I would take him in a lower round. Although I hope he doesn't become the pothead version of Pacman Jones.

So in the Seahawks gameday thread I projected how the schedule would pan out for us and our draft prospects. Here is an update....

Indianapolis Colts 0-12
New England - Loss (L)
@Baltimore - Loss
Tennessee - Loss
Houston - Loss
@Jacksonville - Loss

Minnesota Vikings 2-10
Denver - Loss (L)
@Detroit - Loss
New Orleans - Loss
@Washington - Loss
Chicago - Loss

St. Louis Rams 2-10
San Francisco - Loss (L)
@Seattle - Loss
Cincinnati - Loss
@Pittsburgh - Loss
San Francisco - Loss

Carolina Panthers 4-8
@Tampa Bay - Loss (W)
Atlanta - Win
@Houston - Loss
Tampa Bay - Win
@New Orleans - Loss

Miami Dolphins 4-8
Oakland - Loss (W)
Philadelphia - Win
@Buffalo - Win
@New England - Loss
New York Jets - Loss

Jacksonville Jaguars 3-9
San Diego - Win (L)
Tampa Bay - Loss
@Atlanta - Loss
@Tennessee - Loss
Indianapolis - Win

Washington Redskins 4-8
New York Jets - Loss (L)
New England - Loss
@New York Giants - Loss
Minnesota - Win
@Philadelphia - Loss

2012 Projected Draft Order **Note: Draft order subject to change**
1. Indianapolis Colts 0-16
2. Minnesota Vikings 2-14
3. St. Louis Rams 2-14
4. Jacksonville Jaguars 4-12
5. Cleveland Browns 4-12
6. Tampa Bay 5-11
7. Washington Redskins 5-11
8. Philidelphia Eagles 5-11
9. Arizona Cardinals 6-10
10. Kansas City Chiefs 6-10