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Looking back-- Mike Mayock evaluates Jimmy Clausen before the draft

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If he was a top 10 prospect he wouldn't have fell to the 2nd round. Good try.

Not true at all, things happen that make teams "question" the players...for instance, are you sold on the fact that Hardy was a 6th round pick?

Players falling happens all the time as does players being drafter higher than they should!

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If he was a top 10 prospect he wouldn't have fell to the 2nd round.

This statement is basically retarded. Guys fall all the time in the draft and end up being steals. Especially in this draft which was so deep in 1st round talent, it's easy for teams to go in different directions due to need.

Where you're drafted =/= your talent level.

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