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How to make a Jeremy Chinn

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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MHS831 Grand Master

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I think Chinn might have been the second round target at #38 all along, but when they saw YGM sitting there, things changed.  The took the DE--you have to---and then, when he came into range, decided to sacrifice the Kyle Allen bounty and move up to get him.  You can argue that he would have fallen to us, but in our minds, we were getting #38 at #64.

Just a theory.

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1 hour ago, Rags said:

You know people wonder why we traded up and I can totally see Marty saying "If we want this guy we're gonna have to get infront of Ron."

Big, fast and loves to hit. Totally a Ron type of guy

 

I'd agree, except Ron doesnt believe in safeties.

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1 minute ago, bababoey said:

225 lbs.  But TD ran a 4.6 at the combine.  Not shitting on TD but this guy is a better athlete. 

My point was, we brought TD in as a Safety and made him into quite the LB.  Similar thoughts here by the Panther Brass?

I like it either way

 

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