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Clausen, Tate leaving Notre Dame for NFL draft


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clausen will probably be the first QB taken and would require the world to draft.

tate as it stands now is a second round player that will climb a little depending on his combine. Any deal to grab clausen would almost certainly require the 2010 2nd rounder.

it's just no feasible.

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Can someone explain to me the fascination with Clausen? I can think of at least 4 other QBs in this draft I'd rather have, and that's assuming Mallet isn't coming out.

excelled in a pro style offense, has all the tools in the world, might be a bit of a cade mccown

also get this mallet poo out of here right now. not only is he getting the petrino treatment (he was poo with a stacked cast in michigan) but he's dumb as a brick and sounds like an extra from 8 mile.

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just smells like a brady quinn clone to me...but what the *** do I know? :lol: not much

nah, quinn was always overblown by the national media because of where he played and the fact he looks like me. every could see he was a poor man's pennington.

it should be obvious what nfl teams though about him. he would have fallen to the second if the browns hadn't needlessly traded up for him.

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