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Everything posted by tsylvester
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That looks like a swing and a miss, under sized linebacker
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At 6 min mark, Browns pick Carson Schwesinger, lb ucla, wow
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Luther looks like he has to fart but isnt sure if he will poop instead
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Browns on the clock, 7 mins Ya have to know who you are going to pick, youve had all stinking night
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One never knows how round 2 will go. This is where the meat of this draft is, rounds 2 & 3. If an edge doesnt pan out I expect a dt or an ot, worst case is a trade down
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Raiders would be a good landing spot, half decent team, good cap room, maybe he can learn from Brady
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Stillers have no 2nd round pick, if, big if, the Browns don't take Sanders with the 1st pick of the 2nd, I wonder if the Stillers will trade up for him? Who else would draft Sanders if the Browns pass?
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Starts at 7 tonight, I'll turn the sound down, can't stand that Orgoofsky. They, Espn, have ruined the enjoyment of watching the draft, for me any way.
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Washington signed his tender just in time. With Starks, that will make Washington earn his money.
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https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/eric-decosta-malaki-starks-combine-interview-best-ever General Manager Eric DeCosta has done hundreds, if not thousands, of interviews at the NFL Combine, but not many prospects compared to Malaki Starks. DeCosta said that Starks, who the Ravens took No. 27 overall out of Georgia, was one of the best pre-draft interviews he has ever done. And by the time the Ravens were on the clock, he was Baltimore's "best player by far." "We are happy to take Malaki Starks," DeCosta said. "He's a player that we've seen over the last couple of years, a great football player at a great football program. Wired like a Raven. Great mentality. Probably one of the most impressive interviews we've ever had at the Combine."
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He is high IQ football player, reads plays well. Whike he struggled a bit last year, a lot of that was the inexperienced db's and safeties he played with, trying to cover for them. He should fit right in well. I do believe Pees will be back again
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Mike Green edge, Donovan Ezeluraku, edge, Shemar Turner, dt,Darius Alexander dt, Aireontae Ersery, right tackle/guard, Charles Grant, right tackle to name a few
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Still a ton of talent left in this draft. Now they can focus on the need for both lines, with the 10 picks they have left, maybe a kicker too
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Wow, very nice, a position of need and the best available. Sanders not going in the first, that had to hurt. Pitt got their big fatty, he is a beast.
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Peace out peeps
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Nice haul for the Browns Giants pick quickly, as they should having the 3rd pick Abdul Carter
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Welp the Browns trade out with Jax, who waist no time getting their pick in Jax selects Travis Hunter Browns trade the 2nd pick, a 4th and 6th for the Jags 5th, 2nd round and 4th round picks and a 1st rd 2026 pick
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The Browns finally have a 1st round pick for the first time in a few years, they currently pick 2nd but are fielding calls for a trade potential
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So the Titans pick, well, they have to think about it for a few minutes as if they have not had time to figure out who to make the 1st overall pick, oy.... they used almost all of the clock Cam Ward
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& the 1st pick is........> it's 8:03 where is the pick, yes, I'm impatient at times
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Yeah, that was nifty, a play from way back. My high-school used to run that play with me, I was a tightend and long snapper on special teams, linebacker on defense. Fun times.. center eligible We also ran the fumblerusky, though that didn't work too well... Ravens, if they don't move up or trade back, should pick around 11 pm, I'll be fast asleep...
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A "sleeper pick" from the NY Times, though serial assault allegations may have taken him off of their board Marshall outside linebacker Mike Green was productive last season (17 sacks, 84 tackles). He’s a twitchy and explosive athlete who can get to the quarterback and set the edge against the run. Green has also twice faced sexual assault allegations. There were no formal charges filed, and Green has denied the allegations. His former coaches and mentors speak
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I read a USA Today article putting together a number of mock drafts from around the net. The concensus was the Ravens would draft the guard from Bama, a big mauler at 27. Not sure I would love the pick at 27, he needs work, better value in the 2nd or 3rd. Especially since those same drafts had a few real good pass rushers still on the board. Should be interesting tonight
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He doesn't have very high ups, usually those high light plays are against shorter dbs, lbs, he does have very good hands in traffic, I'll give him that. Kelsey has wiggle, loose hips which helps him get open, but more, get yards after catch. Warren doesn't, he breaks tackles of smaller dbs who don't have good tackling form. Hey, nothing wrong with that, Bavaro, Gronk, others with his similar style made nice careers. As for the direct snap, meh, those worked against bad teams, undisciplined defenses. We get that now with Henry, even Riccard at times. Sure, he is a better reciever than Riccard, slightly more athletic, but not by much.
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I'm not sold on Warren, not fast, limited athletism. Sure, he can catch, run straight and is a bull, but you are limited with the routes he can run. I doubt that they go for Stewart, yes, physical specimen at 6-6 280 or so. Excellent speed, long arms, but he needs a ton of work to learn how to use his abilities. They have a few guys like him already that don't seem to understand how to use their talents in Owa, Isaac's, etc.