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Going out on a limb: The NFL Draft


MichaelNewtonII

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- A wide reciever we all love and deeply want is sitting there at pick 28, then Getts picks a CB.

- same for pick 60, except he picks an OT

- the majority of the huddle freaks because of who we passed on. He goes on to under perform and we grab our future #1 in round 3.

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i could see manziel having an RG3 type rookie campaign. even if its a 1 year fluke like RG3

He has The Golden Calf of Bristol written all over him.

Once the team who drafted him realizes he isn't that great, they will not want to deal with the circus, and neither will anyone else.

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1. WR or CB in round 1

2. No OT til round 4.

3. End up with 2 day 1 starters and 4 starters by the end of the season.

4. All of the saints picks get arrested on Bourbon street on the first trip down to NO

5. If we draft Marquise Lee JP spells his last name wrong.

 

Irony is fun.

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