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Some notes from my source involving the NFL draft

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24 minutes ago, theDIRTYcode2 said:

I'm gonna lose $100 if Ridley goes in the 1st round, fug. I watched every game he played, he's not Calvin. 

completely agree. He's riding the coattails of his brother. He's going to be a bust. 

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28 minutes ago, ncfan said:

So

Again I have no sources of anything.

Just more of reading tea leaves and watch.  Teams do this all the time

 

Kingsbury is leaking out "sources" that he's going to draft Murray to gather trade value.

Cardinals have a Ton of holes to fix, they have a young QB who was just drafted out of there.  And Murray is the golden goose for them to trade out of the #1 spot.

 

Gruden was on record at the Senior bowl that he really like Murray.  Raiders leaks this past week have ssid they will be making moves draft day.

Cardinals leak they will be taking Murray #1 yesterday

Now this today

 

 

 

My Prediction 

Raiders move up to the 1 spot for Murray.  Cardinals gather extra picks

I think the Cardinals take Murray. Kingsbury wants him. Why hire Kingsbury if you're sitting at #1 and not gonna draft the QB he wants.

They'll trade Rosen for whatever they can get.

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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I think the Cardinals take Murray. Kingsbury wants him. Why hire Kingsbury if you're sitting at #1 and not gonna draft the QB he wants.

They'll trade Rosen for whatever they can get.

Either way, the Cardinals should make the most of the opportunity. Either draft Murray and trade Rosen (Giants/Redskins quickly come to mind) or trade down in the draft and get more opportunities for improvement. 

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5 minutes ago, Raleigh PF said:

Either way, the Cardinals should make the most of the opportunity. Either draft Murray and trade Rosen (Giants/Redskins quickly come to mind) or trade down in the draft and get more opportunities for improvement. 

This is always my opinion. If you aren't drafting a QB and you're sitting at #1 overall you should he looking to move down and add draft capital. If you suck bad enough to be sitting at #1 you're probably a lot further than one guy away from being competitive. QB is the only position that makes a big enough difference to justify using that type of roster building capital. QB or trade back always at #1.

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37 minutes ago, SOJA said:

definitely could see this happening, I've thought for a good while Gruden was going to get rid of Carr as soon as he could 

Gruden is a garbage coach, anybody that wanted him here is crazy. He only coached teams that had great players. Now he is destroying the raiders.

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26 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I actually like Ridley, but I've been saying I don't want WR before the 3rd.  I'd love Ridley or Lil'Jordan Humphrey in the 3rd

Did you see LJH's combine performance yesterday?  I'll be surprised if he gets drafted at all.

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36 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

Kinda worried Sweat just catapulted himself out of our range with today's showing.

But, man, am I glad we won week 17, though!

Maybe if we like him like I read we can package something to move up a couple spots to get him?

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