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The Perfect Draft (If Cam Comes Back 100% Healthy)

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davos Grand Master

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Just now, Doc Holiday said:

He has been very hit and miss with third round picks historically. Not terrible. Especially at drafting DE’s in the 3rd.

That's in general for the squad.  We freaking drafted Kugzila a pick before Dave Bakhtiari.  I remember wanting Bakhtiari bad and typically don't sour looking at the past...but holy crap was that a miss.

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4 hours ago, Pantha-kun said:

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Like the draft but I personally would change the first two picks, 1. Derrick Brown DT and 2. Tyler biasdaz C. We only are going to have one DT signed before FA and the draft so it will easily be our thinnest position. Center is just as important as LT imo and a franchise one can be had in the second. Let Little play LT and move Paradis to LG, without having to snap the ball before blocking his play may improve drastically and he can help Little. These moves will leave LT as the only questionable position on the line making it a pretty good unit. If Little is not ready bring in an older guy that is a pass blocking specialist to play in front of Little for a year.

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5 minutes ago, davos said:

That's in general for the squad.  We freaking drafted Kugzila a pick before Dave Bakhtiari.  I remember wanting Bakhtiari bad and typically don't sour looking at the past...but holy crap was that a miss.

Hurney didn't draft Kugbila.

You're probably thinking of Amini Silatolu being taken ahead of Cordy Glenn, but that was in the second round where it's generally acknowledged Marty is a walking disaster.

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1 hour ago, davos said:

Truth.  Our CB2, NB, and Reid are coming back but all are spotty and inconsistent .  Luke & Jackson still have a lot of potential though.

Stinky indeed.  

I personally dont think the secondary is bad if Tre is brought back and the Dline is fixed. If I was gonna pay top $ to a CB and Bradbery wanted top 5 money and is not retained i would look at Quinton Dunbar and try to get him for 12 annually. Dont think the Redskins are going to afford him.

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17 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Hurney didn't draft Kugbila.

You're probably thinking of Amini Silatolu being taken ahead of Cordy Glenn, but that was in the second round where it's generally acknowledged Marty is a walking disaster.

I know, that's why I said in general as a team.

We drafted Kugbila, then the very next pick was DB to the Pack. 

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2 hours ago, tiger7_88 said:

Greg Little has (1) never played OG in college or in the pros and (2) doesn’t have the mental want-to to play an even MORE physical position than he’s already playing.

 Little was soft in college and is still soft in the pros. He’s always had amazing talent and he got by on that in college but his attitude has and will continue to hold him back in the pros. He’s no longer automatically more talented than the guy he’s looking up across anyone. In fact, he’s more than likely LESS talented than that guy.  That’s when desire and work-ethic come in, somethings of which Little has always been lacking.

Yeah I get that. Guess what I was trying to say is Little on rookie deal moved to guard if he wants to play he needs to step up if not oh well. 

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What exactly defines Cam as being ‘healthy’

i don’t know a NFL player that is 100% healthy. Not one

what is the litmus test...can he run..can he throw...does running even matter in this Brady offense 

honestly, with all this poo, I’m surprised newton hasn’t asked for his release 

luck, who did far less, got far more respect from the Colts and it’s shameful 

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