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Turning LB into a potential strength would do so much for this team, that I can't see how one could argue that'd be a bad thing. |
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I was already a Riddick fan in the first but feared that we might be reaching to nab him at 15.
Now after his combine performance I don't know that he will last until 15. He had a great combine. That is who I now want in the 1st. Cheers, Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk |
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given Ballard's history with Washington
and the fact Kevin King just ran a 4.4 at 6'3" anybody think we might look that direction? I've thought we would go DB early and King might make some sense given our GM and HC.
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i worry about db's that tall myself. i know nothing about this kid but kids that tall, historically, have had problems with change of direction quickness. |
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And to think I saw your name when you signed up and figured you for a spammer and was prepared to delete you.... Patience is a good thing in this case.... keep up the good posts |
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MMQB has us taking Cam Robinson, OL, Alabama
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we need defense. and then some more defense. and then some defense for good measure |
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Charley Casserly has us taking Garett Bolles OT Utah in his Mock 2.0 on NFL.Com ... :cool:
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It's pretty hard to imagine taking an OL in the 1st again. I expect a right guard in FA and competition for RT between Good, Clark, and Haeg.
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With one of the top rated corners in the draft, Sidney Jones from Washington, potentially suffering a lower leg injury (possibly a torn achilles) at his pro day.....would you consider taking him with our 2nd round pick and getting outstanding value, even if we had to wait potentially until 2018 until he was ready to play? I thnk i would jump at the chance once you have managed to assess the injury to ensure it is not too serious. It would be at a position of major need. I realise we have needs instantly, but we are unlikely to be able to get a top LBer either inside or outside plus one of the best corners in the same draft. I am prepared to look toward the future a little and try to fill out the roster for future years.
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The Colts are, realistically, at least one season away from being competitive for a championship. 2 draft classes in 2017 and 2018 that can contribute close to what the 2016 draft class contributed (2 full time starters in Kelly and Haeg, 2 part time starters in Green and Clark, 1 quality rotation guy in Ridgeway) along with this year's free agency class along with 2018s could go a LONG way in making our defense respectable to go along with an offense that is, hopefully, top in the league. I don't mind waiting a year on a top talent but I would rather gain THREE kids for 2018 with top talent (1st round pick, 2nd round pick, Sidney Jones in the 3rd round) rather than just 2. Cheers, |
Clearly it would be better if he dropped to the 3rd round, but with the likes of Jaylon Smith and Myles Jack both having significant injuries going into last years draft, they were both taken at the top of the 2nd round. So i suspect it is unlikely he will last until the 3rd assuming the injury isn't too devasting
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I would rather pick a 2nd round CB talent and play them immediately. When rebuilding, you HAVE to get immediate production out of your 1st and 2nd round choices. They have to produce. Which is why I was not high on picking Green last season as a "developmental" project. I don't care that he has 1st round measurable, he has only been playing defense for two fricking years. We wasted our 2nd round pick last year. Now, perhaps, he will developing into a 2nd round production dude in the future but the chances are less than if he had already been demonstrating that level of production in college. Cheers, |
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Which is exactly where he was being projected to go in this draft looking at several links on nfl.com they had him at 14, 10, 11 and 27.
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Mock draft made today following the first wave of free agency.
The following defenders were all picked in the 1st round with pick #15 or after. Which one would you pick and why? CB Cordrea Tankersley, Clemson CB Marlon Humphrey, Alabama CB Sidney Jones, Washington (even with an ACL tear) ILB Zach Cunningham, Vanderbilt DE Malik McDowell, Michigan State OLB Jordan Willis, Kansas State OLB Taco Charlton, Michigan OLB Charles Harris, Missouri OLB Carl Lawson, Auburn OLB Tim Williams, Alabama Cheers, |
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From the little I have seen I like that dudes gets off the line |
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A couple corners that weren't listed were Adoree Jackson and Gareon Conley. Im not sure how refined of a corner Jackson is because his claim to fame is being a special team's return ace, and playing on offense from time to time. He's electric thats for damn sure. You're potentially drafting a CB/PR/KR/WR if you pull the trigger on that guy. Gareon Conley would be a steal imo if we were to draft him in the 2nd. You're not going to find too many corners who are comfortable turning their head back to the ball while staying in the receiver's hip like Conley is. Good size, great ball skills, man to man corner. I wouldnt mind pulling the trigger on him in the 1st round actually. |
If that's who is left, then I have to go with Jordan Willis, preferably in a trade down scenario.
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McShays latest mock has us taking OL Forrest Gump, I mean Lamp.
http://www.stampedeblue.com/2017/3/1...est-mock-draft |
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