2011 NFL Offseason/NFL Draft - Page 16
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Rkie
United States1278 Posts
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Gonff
United States686 Posts
Ten minutes ago Reggie Bush tweeted: "It's been fun New Orleans." | ||
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BloodNinja
United States2791 Posts
On April 29 2011 12:56 thedirtyleg wrote: Whoa. Drama? Ten minutes ago Reggie Bush tweeted: "It's been fun New Orleans." They drafted his replacement in Mark Ingram. Reggie going back to 2nd on the depth chart in a year or less. Bush still believes he is a #1 RB and probably wants out. | ||
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
On April 29 2011 12:56 thedirtyleg wrote: Whoa. Drama? Ten minutes ago Reggie Bush tweeted: "It's been fun New Orleans." http://twitter.com/reggie_bush/status/63811091796471808 heh classic reggie bush | ||
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Slaughter
United States20254 Posts
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On April 29 2011 13:39 Slaughter wrote: I reallllly want to see the season next year just to see what Detroits D line can do. Several QBs might end up dead next season. The thing is though (I've actually only seen like 3 of Fairley's games), Fairley seems like he gets a lot of stupid penalties. Extremely talented but draws dumb penalties. Seems like he was made for the Lions. | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
This kid better be the second coming of mario williams, except he's smaller. | ||
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
On April 29 2011 13:43 Ferrose wrote: The thing is though (I've actually only seen like 3 of Fairley's games), Fairley seems like he gets a lot of stupid penalties. Extremely talented but draws dumb penalties. Seems like he was made for the Lions. dead quarterbacks are worth a few yards worth of penalties :p. although honestly they should have went went a CB aka. prince (which i must add prince amukamara is an awesome name) | ||
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Slaughter
United States20254 Posts
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GTR
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NearlyDead
United States72 Posts
On April 29 2011 13:58 GTR wrote: I think Nnamdi will be going to the Eagles. Just a rough guess though. Lions are also a possible destination. Mayhew's philosophy is BPA in the draft, and then address glaring needs in FA. I reallllly want to see the season next year just to see what Detroits D line can do. Several QBs might end up dead next season. Fairley is a good addition as he will be able to play DE on rushing downs and can move inside for passing situations. The Lions like to show unusual fronts, many times last year they had Suh rushing the edge out of a two point stance with KVB or Lawrence Jackson down inside and they will be able to do a lot more of that now. Avril (8.5 sacks) Lawrence Jackson (6 sacks) KVB (4 sacks) Turk McBride (5 sacks) Suh (10 sacks) plus Corey Willams and Sammie Lee Hill anchoring as very good run stopping DT's will create quite the rotation up front. | ||
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Curu
Canada2817 Posts
As a Falcons fan, I did NOT see this coming. Still, can't say I'm too bothered about it since our other starting WR, Michael Jenkins, is the only WR in NFL history to start 3+ seasons and have ZERO 100 yard games. Seemed like an awful lot to give up though. Dimitroff must be very confident we're going to be picking in the high twenties or thirties every year. On April 29 2011 10:08 Skyze wrote: as a Falcons fan.. very dissapointed. We could of got a great DE at 27, and a good WR in the 2nd (titus young).. instead we mortgaged our future for a WR who cant even catch. sigh. this is why they will never get back to the superbowl. Horrible coaches and stupid decisions when things are starting to look good. Its painful, getting SO close to a superbowl then fucking it up. What coach is horrible? Mike Smith's been doing an astounding job. Him and Thomas Dimitroff have been the REASON things are starting to look good. Get out of here with this overreaction bullshit. What DE could we have taken at 27? Heyward or Bowers? I don't see Heyward being an instant impact and probably won't overtake Biermann/Sidbury any time soon, and there's obviously something very off about Bowers's health for him to fall from potential #1 overall pick to not even a first rounder. It looks like we gave up a lot, but so long as we go into the playoffs each year it's giving up a very late first rounder, a very late second rounder, and a pair of fourths to move up 21 spots. Yes I would have liked to see an elite DE, but there really aren't any in this year's draft even were we to trade up. With the amount of talent we have on offense (Ryan/White/Gonzalez/Turner) it's clear that something was wrong with the passing game last year. It was decent but nowhere near the level it should have been on. Hopefully Julio Jones solves that. | ||
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slyboogie
United States3423 Posts
This isn't even including the 1st and 4th in next years draft. Unless Julio Jones is a young, cost-controlled Larry Fitzgerald, or at least significantly better than AJ Green, I can't see this going great for Atlanta. | ||
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SuitGuy
United States186 Posts
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nemY
United States3119 Posts
On April 29 2011 13:48 sung_moon wrote: dead quarterbacks are worth a few yards worth of penalties :p. although honestly they should have went went a CB aka. prince (which i must add prince amukamara is an awesome name) Damn bush is being a crybaby. Get a 1k rush season first than talk about how the Saints did you dirty. | ||
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nemY
United States3119 Posts
On April 29 2011 13:44 Zlasher wrote: My niners are retarded. This kid better be the second coming of mario williams, except he's smaller. I know nothing to make of the decision since I really don't know who the guy is. Seems like we drafted manny lawson's replacement, hopefully he'll be better (which is hard not to do). | ||
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Curu
Canada2817 Posts
On April 29 2011 14:37 slyboogie wrote: The Julio Jones move was terrible. I understand a "win now" mentality, but is a rookie wide receiver really a "win now" type of player? The trade seemed to display a distinct lack of understanding of value. Julio Jones is good, GREAT even...but how many receptions/yards/touchdowns/wins is he worth over John Baldwin+pick 59+pick 124? This isn't even including the 1st and 4th in next years draft. Unless Julio Jones is a young, cost-controlled Larry Fitzgerald, or at least significantly better than AJ Green, I can't see this going great for Atlanta. Yeah the Falcons really, really wanted AJ Green but Cinnci apparently backed out at the last second. They didn't give up as much as it appears so long as they continue getting into the playoffs. Two picks in the late 20s and one at the bottom of the second round don't seem that bad for a #6. That said, if the Falcons somehow flop out of the playoffs this year then they're absolutely boned by this trade. I think they figured that their major needs were DE and WR, and there was no DE comparable to Julio Jones in the draft. Biermann has shown flashes of brilliance but we haven't really seen anything out of Sidbury yet. Still, an elite prospect WR helps capitalize on the short window the Falcons have before Gonzalez and Abraham retire moreso than two very late first rounders and a very late second rounder. | ||
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ShloobeR
Korea (South)3819 Posts
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seansye
United States1722 Posts
Any Raiders fans know who we should draft in the second round? From last season, I thought our biggest weakness was Wide Receiver, but I really hate Jason Campell. We're prob. ganna get a CB to replace Nnamdi. | ||
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Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
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