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mriderblue12 said...
As a Bills fan, I want anyone from this group of guys. In order
Reuben Randle Cordy Glenn Stephen Hill Mike Adams Alshon Jeffrey Jon Martin
BTW to the PSU guy saying Still was better than the first 3 DT's taken, that just isn't accurate and put your homer aside.
Fletcher Cox had a great year last year in the SEC, clearly a better prospect. Poe and Still aren't comparable due to different positions, and roles... This may be your only argument. Michael Brockers a different type of prospect, but projects much better to the NFL than Still.
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BetterOff said...
I think Randle could surprise people and end up being the best WR in the draft. No single player suffered more through the JJ fiasco than Randle.
Thought he might sneak into the late first even after his workouts.
Upshaw was the best player on Bama's defense and hardest working guy on the team. I think getting slightly slighted will only make him better as well. Trent and him were the two guys Cochran even said he never had to push one second since the day they arrived.
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NoVaNoles said...
Lamar Miller is the best back in this draft imo
Only reason i like him better than T Rich is his size and speed
Both are great but Lamar is so undervalued
He comes off the 01' canes and he goes top 10
This post was edited by gocanes_10 on 4/27/2012 at 2:09 PM
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gocanes_10 said...
Injuries scare me. That's the only reason he wasn't a first rounder IMO.
And the fact that he was softer than a stuffed animal at times last year. But that connects with his injuries. When his shoulder was bothering him, all you had to do was put a finger on him and he went down.
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gocanes_10 said...
Injuries scare me. That's the only reason he wasn't a first rounder IMO.
And the fact that he was softer than a stuffed animal at times last year. But that connects with his injuries. When his shoulder was bothering him, all you had to do was put a finger on him and he went down.
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NoVaNoles said...
Also playing on a shit team can alter your focus big time
I think Miller has more talent than Mcgahee and Portis, i hope he stays healthy cause when he turns up field and goes its a thing of beauty
This post was edited by gocanes_10 on 4/27/2012 at 2:15 PM
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gocanes_10 said...
I agree.
I will say this, If Lamar stays healthy and learns how to use his power then he will turn out to be the best RB in this draft. Lamar has a lot more power then people realize, he just doesn't know how to use it. tOSU fans got a taste of a healthy Lamar. And he used everything well in that game.
But yes, he hits the hole better then any RB I've seen at Miami. He is extremely smooth.
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gocanes_10 said...
I agree.
I will say this, If Lamar stays healthy and learns how to use his power then he will turn out to be the best RB in this draft. Lamar has a lot more power then people realize, he just doesn't know how to use it. tOSU fans got a taste of a healthy Lamar. And he used everything well in that game.
But yes, he hits the hole better then any RB I've seen at Miami. He is extremely smooth.
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kitemac said...
Correct me if I'm wrong but Fletcher Cox seems more like a DE in a 3-4 and a DT in a 4-3. Chiefs run a 3-4 and don't need a DE. They need a NG more. As a chiefs fan I really hope that Poe just had poor coaching at Memphis. I hope that with good coaching he can reach his ceiling which is really really high.
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mriderblue12 said...
BTW to the PSU guy saying Still was better than the first 3 DT's taken, that just isn't accurate and put your homer aside.
Fletcher Cox had a great year last year in the SEC, clearly a better prospect. Poe and Still aren't comparable due to different positions, and roles... This may be your only argument. Michael Brockers a different type of prospect, but projects much better to the NFL than Still.
This post was edited by VinegarBased636 on 4/27/2012 at 3:22 PM
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