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Chris Johnson and Maurice Jones Drew will probably be available this off season and both are great at blitz and can supplement Lamar Miller, solves the rb situation without wasting a 1st.
2014 NFL Draft Thread
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i may be sipping the koolaid but he's made valid points for carlos hyde
wouldnt be a bad day 2 pick
wouldnt be a bad day 2 pick
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Garoppolo looks pretty impressive. I think that's ChampCruThik's find.
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i had a dream that i fell asleep on a thursday and woke up at 3pm on a saturday and missed basically most of the NFL draft. got super pissed and punched a hole in my tv. then i woke up and was like, oh thank ******g god it was just a dream 
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i had a dream that i fell asleep on a thursday and woke up at 3pm on a saturday and missed basically most of the NFL draft. got super pissed and punched a hole in my tv. then i woke up and was like, oh thank ******g god it was just a dream
And who had the last pick in the draft in this dream?
Nostradeadset?
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Dang man, that upset about missing the draft? You could just catch the highlights you know
Dang man, that upset about missing the draft? You could just catch the highlights you know
No man, no.
If I had that dream, I'd wake up like Wolverine with my sheets all shredded. I wouldn't sleep for a week.
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i had a dream that i fell asleep on a thursday and woke up at 3pm on a saturday and missed basically most of the NFL draft. got super pissed and punched a hole in my tv. then i woke up and was like, oh thank ******g god it was just a dream
And who had the last pick in the draft in this dream?
Nostradeadset?
i honestly don't know. all i remember is that we drafted so random OL from rutgers like 20 minutes before i woke up in that dream.
Dang man, that upset about missing the draft? You could just catch the highlights you know
i know it's crazy but i'm with CP...nfl draft is serious business. i've skipped some pretty big events with friends or family **** to watch the draft
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Yeah, I can't say I take the draft that seriously. Which I guess is funny, since I'm all for participating in the NT Mock Draft and looking over information about it all the way to the day of
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im thinking offensive line in the first , trade up for easley if he's there in the second.
i honestly don't know. all i remember is that we drafted so random OL from rutgers like 20 minutes before i woke up in that dream.
i know it's crazy but i'm with CP...nfl draft is serious business. i've skipped some pretty big events with friends or family **** to watch the draft
tight end/receiver and maybe a guard in the middle rounds ...best available after that
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“@BleacherReport: Report: The Browns are willing to trade up in the 2014 NFL draft to select Johnny Manziel http://bit.ly/1bbHVSK”
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Do it, Cleveland.
My hope is that Oakland goes after Josh McCown and either trades down or pick Sammy Watkins or the best defensive player available.
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Even tho I want us to draft Teddy, I think hes gonna be a great QB in this league.
If we do trade down we better be robbing whoever we trade with. Rob them blindly Texans
I want both this years 1st, next years 1st and 2nd, and the 1st the year after that lol
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No thanks to Josh McCown..... Again
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This dude is gonna end up pushing his way into the 1st round.
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Some big school DBs were underwhelming: LSU's Craig Loston 6'0 3/8" 214 and FSU's Terrence Brooks 5'11" 197 both had very little definition.
Some big school DBs were underwhelming: LSU's Craig Loston 6'0 3/8" 214 and FSU's Terrence Brooks 5'11" 197 both had very little definition.
do work son
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I didn't see Russell Wilson do anything yesterday that I haven't seen Manziel do in two years at TAMU...
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except play against a top NFL defense
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Well yeah there's that
Seriously though, he's been a below average QB the last 6 weeks, but people will say he's doing enough for his team to win. I honestly think you could replace the two and have similar if not better results.
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he had problems both years he played LSUManziel has torched top CFB defenses loaded with NFL talent ( Bama / LSU )
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Eagles have talked to the following guys in mobile so far:
OLB Jeremiah Attaochu
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DL Deandre Coleman
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CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste
ILB Chris Borland
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Although the NFL draft is still almost three months away and the NFL scouting combine isn’t for another month, several team executives said Monday and Tuesday that preliminary trade talk is al-ready being bandied about at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala.
In particular, there are several teams interested in moving back in the draft in hopes of obtaining extra picks in the second and third rounds. The reason is that because 102 underclassmen have entered the draft, this year’s draft is expected to be one of the deepest in many years.
“You’re going to see a lot of players who would normally be second-round picks end up in the third round. Same goes for the mid- to late-first round picks ending up in the second round,” one team executive said.
While this draft is expected to have a number of top-end stars available in the top 10, includ-ing defensive end Jadeveon Clowney of South Carolina and quarterbacks Blake Bortles, Teddy Bridgewater and Johnny Manziel, some teams may opt for depth in this draft.
“If you’re in a rebuilding mode, I think it would be really tempting to move back to pick up a couple of extra picks,” said another executive, who pointed to Jacksonville as a team that would fit that profile. The Jaguars have the No. 3 pick and are in need of a quarterback, but also have needs at numerous other spots.
St. Louis, which has the No. 2 overall pick from Washington via the Robert Griffin III trade in 2012, is also looking to move down. A Rams coach joked about the team taking Clowney at No. 2 and putting him on the field with fellow defensive ends Robert Quinn and Chris Long, but then admitted that might be difficult
In particular, there are several teams interested in moving back in the draft in hopes of obtaining extra picks in the second and third rounds. The reason is that because 102 underclassmen have entered the draft, this year’s draft is expected to be one of the deepest in many years.
“You’re going to see a lot of players who would normally be second-round picks end up in the third round. Same goes for the mid- to late-first round picks ending up in the second round,” one team executive said.
While this draft is expected to have a number of top-end stars available in the top 10, includ-ing defensive end Jadeveon Clowney of South Carolina and quarterbacks Blake Bortles, Teddy Bridgewater and Johnny Manziel, some teams may opt for depth in this draft.
“If you’re in a rebuilding mode, I think it would be really tempting to move back to pick up a couple of extra picks,” said another executive, who pointed to Jacksonville as a team that would fit that profile. The Jaguars have the No. 3 pick and are in need of a quarterback, but also have needs at numerous other spots.
St. Louis, which has the No. 2 overall pick from Washington via the Robert Griffin III trade in 2012, is also looking to move down. A Rams coach joked about the team taking Clowney at No. 2 and putting him on the field with fellow defensive ends Robert Quinn and Chris Long, but then admitted that might be difficult
