04-07-2006, 01:09 AM | #61 |
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The Miami Dolphins will be thanking there lucky stars if M. Huff does fall to them at the #16 spot. Huff is a guy who can wear 2 hats, safety or corner. With Saban being a defensive minded coach where the secondary is said to be his specialty I am sure he can take what is already to be considered an elite saftey and turn him into a pro-bowl saftey in a couple of years...
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04-07-2006, 07:38 AM | #64 |
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hey guys, so far so good no wtf moves yet.
miami got the best projected value thus far taking a top 10 player (huff) at 16 while also filling a primary need, and the raiders had the biggest stretch taking ernie sims at 10, but its not an unreasonable move by any means . lets see how the rest of the draft develops. Big decision for MINN now, time to see if the unteted schaub is their answer. |
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Hahahaha. Safety sandwich a la "Not Another Teen Movie"? I remember when I saw that scene, that's the FIRST thing I thought of. I was like, "Yup, Todd Pinkston".
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04-07-2006, 10:23 AM | #67 |
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And for anybody who actually doubted McNabb being a good QB, he's made Todd FREAKIN' Pinkston look good at times.
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04-07-2006, 04:28 PM | #68 |
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I selected Sinorice Moss for the Vikings to begin to shore up a weakening WR corps. With the loss of Burleson, the Vikings needed some more young talent and Moss fits the bill perfectly.
The Vikings would be starting to have something similar to what Washington has going on for them. Now just for someone to throw him the ball after Johnson leaves.
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This question is for dmek25 regarding his selection of Winston Justice at the 13th pick for the Ravens. Given the recent history of the franchise (with mulitple felony convictions), is there any room for Justice in the Baltimore locker room?
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HA! Remember, there's still a few months for him to get into trouble. Have faith Brud.
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04-07-2006, 05:37 PM | #71 |
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The Dallas Cowboys are absolutely ecstatic to see cornerback Tye Hill from Clemson fall into their laps at 18 overall. Hill is only 5-10, but his biggest asset is blazing speed, which is exactly what Dallas needs to match up with the Skins at WR.
Aaron Glenn remains on the roster but is showing his age. At the very least, Hill provides a solid nickel CB for this season, and should pair with Terence Newman for several years as the anchors in the Dallas secondary.
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jugg just took jimmy williams, making the bengals abort a trade up attempt and causing quite a bit of sadness.
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04-07-2006, 08:05 PM | #74 |
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The KC Chiefs are happy to bring Mathias into to the organization. Coach Edwards feels that with his size and pass rush ability, Kiwanuka will help to bring pressure on opposing QB's that is essential to the cover 2 defense
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With the exodus in NE they are left with few areas of obvious strength. Clealy Belichek can work wonders on defense and they still have a few play makers there so they decided to give their O some help. At 21 a pick on the OL is too early so we are left with skill players. The two most impactful players were Holmes and White. WRs are a dime a dozen in the 1st, and a big fgamble at that, so I decided to take White since Dillon is aging and White seems to have the potential to be a pro-bowler. He is big strong and has that ever sought after nose for the endzone. He takes some pressure off of Brady trying to pass to nobody. We'll get a WR later in the draft.
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