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Throwing down the gauntlet, at #25 I want one of these three guys

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I believe both fisher and strong are in the 20-40 range. Fisher had the most impressive combine for nearly anyone and his pro day was even better. I don't put much stock in either, but both where flawless.

Strong- I didn't see how he'd get pass the chiefs @18, but now the wrist its questionable. He needs to go back to indy to disspell the rumor.

Preston smith is a guy that i havnt done my checks and balances on, so I'll reverse comment on him.

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Don't want Strong or any other WR outside the top 3 in the first round. 

 

Don't mind Fisher, but would prefer Flowers, if available.

 

Preston Smith would be a good pick. Him or Arik Armstead are my top 2 defensive lineman that may be available at 25.

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Right now it is looking like Strong goes from 15-28

 

The other two are mid second rounders

 

Back in Feb, my mock had Strong in 1st, Cedric in the 2nd and Smith in the 3rd.  Smith has since moved way up draft boards

 

Could be Strong, Smith, and a RB as our top 3

 

But I love Strong

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Jaelen Strong, Jake Fisher, or Preston Smith

 

 

I don't care what people say about Strong and lack of separation or whatever.  When I see this guy play, I just see a football player that makes fuging plays.  Proehl can help him clean up his route running, but you can't teach his physicality and hands.  I really like Devante Parker too, but I'm working under the assumption that he won't be there at #25.

 

IMO, Fisher has the highest upside of any OT in the draft other than Ogbuehi.  I'd have Ogbuehi here if it wasn't for the ACL.  Fisher has elite movement skills for a big man and Oregon's OL absolutely fell apart in the games he missed.  He's the real deal.  Day one starter at LT.  I could warm up to Ereck Flowers, but I prefer Fisher.

 

I don't care that people say Smith isn't a 1st rounder.  He's the best all-around 4-3 DE in this draft.  He has the ability to play anywhere along the DL in a 4-3 and we all know how Gettleman loves that ability.  The guy is relentless.  I think Dave will love the guy.  No second name mentioned here.  If we go defense, this is the guy I want.

 

Why not Ogbuehi?  I know he has an injury but he's young and its really worth the gamble.  He is a sure first round talent, and we can afford to let him sit until we figure out Oher is not the guy.   He will not be around for our pick in the second, if he even makes it to the second.

 

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Why not Ogbuehi?  I know he has an injury but he's young and its really worth the gamble.  He is a sure first round talent, and we can afford to let him sit until we figure out Oher is not the guy.   He will not be around for our pick in the second, if he even makes it to the second.

 

 

If it wasn't for the ACL I'd be all about it.  ACLs are still scary and 1st round picks are tremendously valuable.  If his knee checks out, I think it's still an outside chance we could take him at #25.

 

If you take a look at my thread where I broke down the OTs, you'll see that I say he'd probably be the #1 OT in the class if he hadn't torn his ACL.

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I don't want him anywhere near the Sacred Drum.

 

Just to clarify: in my head, he's being swung like a drumstick and his head is being used to sound the drum.  He has no active, cognizant participation other than his head being beaten.

 

In this way, he will learn what it was like to watch him "play" for so many ineffectual games.

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Just to clarify: in my head, he's being swung like a drumstick and his head is being used to sound the drum. He has no active, cognizant participation other than his head being beaten.

In this way, he will learn what it was like to watch him "play" for so many ineffectual games.

Ah yes now that you have clarified, pie for you sir

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