Chicken Boo
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***** it. Why not 20?
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We haven't yet lost out on Mitchell or Franklin, so yes.
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29 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
all I know is he produced in Big games for Georgia and Texas. He’s a prototype 1 with 4.34 speed.
Steve Smith has him as a Top 5 WR in the class and Cosell raved about him saying Top 10 NFL WR potential
His ceiling is as high as anybody's in this draft.
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Kirk is absolutely right, but it's also not his team to run.
...or is this one of those made up stories?
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Mitchell or Franklin. Beane has played his cards right so far.
All is not lost. I wasn't high on Worthy or Leggette, but am a bit worried thinking about what Reid can scheme up for Worthy.
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If Worthy goes on to light us up in the playoffs...
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Franklin or Mitchell.
I'm cool with either.
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7 minutes ago, 3rdand12 said:
Not sure what you mean here
Throughout his career, he hasn't really targeted tight ends a ton.
Tonyan had that one good year as far as TD catches, but Rodgers mainly targets his wideouts. Tight ends seem like an afterthought to him.
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Rodgers doesn't need a tight end.
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Bears giving Caleb the absolute best chance in the history of the NFL for success.
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1 minute ago, MiltonWaddams said:
They need an Edge. They are more than stocked on offense
Might as well put it over-the-top.
I'd go Odunze.
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1 minute ago, julian said:
I think his 40 time scared people away, it’s unfortunate for the player but might work out beautifully for a team like the Bills.
Ran a 4.41 while sick.
Strange fruit, these "experts" are.
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This is my last chance to post this video again.
Just a reminder that Troy Franklin DOES IT ALL and got better every year at Oregon.
Not sure what people aren't seeing from this guy.
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1 hour ago, MrEpsYtown said:
I have the same list but I will add Worthy. Any of those outcomes are good with me. I wasn't down with him at first, but digging deeper he can ball. I would rather have the top 3 or Thomas/Mitchell...but would be good with Franklin/Worthy.
I worry that Worthy has a lower ceiling than the other guys.
It's not a horrible thing, as similar framed guys like John Brown, Hollywood Brown and Brandin Cooks have had productive careers.
Let the chips fall where they may, I guess.
2 hours ago, vtnatefootball11 said:I would add Mcconkey and Leggette in there just ahead of Franklin but otherwise agree with this. If we could get any two from that list in the 1st and 2nd I would be over the moon. Otherwise, one of those and a potential starting safety would be great as well.
Franklin's overall polish and production as the clear cut #1 at Oregon puts him a good distance ahead of Leggette and McConkey for me.
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9 of those guys were/are legit.
Even Will Fuller was good, he just couldn't stay healthy.
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Harrison Jr
Nabers
Odunze
Thomas Jr
Mitchell
Franklin
I'll be disappointed if it isn't one of these guys and the odds are that only 2 or 3 of them will be hits.
That's the risk.
*Still holding on to hope of a Justin Jefferson trade
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9 minutes ago, boyst said:
Never seen it. Never will.
There's been a 10-year running joke in a group text that I have with 2 friends from work, all because one of them suggested I watch Draft Day and I refuse.
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7 hours ago, Aussie Joe said:
I know Carolina are pretty dumb … but i think they should definitely draft a guy rather than trade for Higgins at 33…I don't know. Higgins is proven and you have Bryce on his rookie deal still.
For a 2nd, it's a smart move.
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1 hour ago, Magox said:
Because he's not just a slot guy, he's also a boundary wide receiver and he is the best route runner in this draft.
The best route runner? According to who?
We need an X guy and Ladd isn't that.
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We've got Curtis Samuel and Shakir already working the slot.
What is this infatuation with McConkey?
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1 minute ago, MikePJ76 said:
every reason? They would be waiving the white flag in that division. Personally if I were a gm I would try and stay out of the top 5 wr pool of money because its too much devoted to a position that does not translate to championships.
however, Minnesota needs to sell tickets and some form of hope. If they move up and draft Mccarthy they basically have done most of a rebuild.
If he wants out then he has to be traded though.
If I were Minnesota, I would have kept Kirk.
I'm not sure their current picks are enticing enough to trade up to where they need to be to get a QB, but we'll see.
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1 hour ago, Mark Vader said:
Not his fault that the Falcons chose not to run the ball.
It is certainly his fault for not milking the play clock and checking out of some of those terrible play calls.
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Rd 2, Pick 33: WR Keon Coleman, Florida State
in The Stadium Wall
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Disappointing.
Beane and McDermott are on borrowed time.
*Going to ammend my comment. Keon does boast the best hands in the draft.
Maybe he can be our Anquan Boldin. The 6'4" version.