2014 NFL Draft Thread
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hundley will be ok come the combine
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Ok just read this whole thread and so much good info in here on guys I would of passed on. Anyway my team is the Buffalo Bills (yeah I know they suck) but ive been with the since 89'. My question is what do we need? Im lost every year I have high hopes but I get nothing in return. Our defense looks fine minus the secondary. I think we need to pick up a CB and safety in the draft. I was never sold on Gilmore and I still aint plus we need depth back there.
Offense....idk is EJ the answer? Whats up with CJ? Stevie johnson benefits from being on a bad team and hes the only options imo nothing special. Im just lost where do we start?
Offense....idk is EJ the answer? Whats up with CJ? Stevie johnson benefits from being on a bad team and hes the only options imo nothing special. Im just lost where do we start?
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EJ has proven he can potentially be the answer as a franchise QB. Woods has shown flashes to be a true #2 opposite Stevie. CJ and Freddy form a two-headed monster. Glenn and Wood means you're set at LT and C. Pears is serviceable I suppose. Could upgrade in the middle rounds with an OG, not major priority.
Dareus and Mario anchors the front four. Alonso has flourished. Could add another OLB unless you're sold on Bradham. Once again, middle rounds. Not a priority.
I'm surprised investing highly in McKelvin, Gilmore, and Williams hasn't paid dividends. Not one bit. Byrd is obviously the best player in the secondary. A guy like Exum who can play corner or safety fills a need with his versatility. His stock is dropping so that provides value in R2 or R3.
I've seen bits and pieces from Searcy I like, but he's not a long-term answer.
Dareus and Mario anchors the front four. Alonso has flourished. Could add another OLB unless you're sold on Bradham. Once again, middle rounds. Not a priority.
I'm surprised investing highly in McKelvin, Gilmore, and Williams hasn't paid dividends. Not one bit. Byrd is obviously the best player in the secondary. A guy like Exum who can play corner or safety fills a need with his versatility. His stock is dropping so that provides value in R2 or R3.
I've seen bits and pieces from Searcy I like, but he's not a long-term answer.
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well hopefully we have a shot a mariota now with this injury
Its just a mcl sprain that won't have much of an effect on his draft stock.
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Finally played a team that could consistently get pressure on him and he struggled mightily throwing the ball anywhere on the field accurately...
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hopefully couple teams view him as just a system QB..
and he has a couple off weeks because of injury, so teams cool on him a bit
and he has a couple off weeks because of injury, so teams cool on him a bit
But once combine time and the interview process comes he'll be the number 2 Qb behind Bridgewater.
I was thinking about that earlier in the season but Teddy will have good numbers by the end of the season, has great leadership qualities, and will kill during the interviews.
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yea.. i know.. just hoping for some sort of miracle for a rodgers type drop
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tell me all about the QB's that can throw crisp accurate passes on one leg and 2 defenders in your face all game
If Chip really wants him we will trade up to get him if not I settle for a pass rusher or wr.
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"On one leg".
you ever tried to run and cut on an MCL sprain? or are you just mr. tough guy?
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You think he isn't going to see that in the NFL?
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unless he plays for the giants or seahawks, yes i think he will get protection. But i don't even think he will enter the draft this year
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Dennard earned himself first round money.
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physical corners in general might start to get looked at earlier
than usual
than usual
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Credit the Legion of Boom some.
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What makes you think Bridgewater is having a lackluster year?
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man as much as I love the big physical corners, they always get the corny PI flags thrown in key situations.
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Dennard put Gallon on a milk cartoon. That Sparty D is serious, up there with Stanford.
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