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Do you trust hurney

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To not screw things up this off season?

I bet every GM in the league started drooling when they saw that Hurney had his mitts on the #1 pick in the draft.

I have this vision of Hurney walking around in a big city as a lost child with the golden ticket hanging out his back pocket. Who then makes a wrong turn down a dimly lit alley, and as he's slowly walking along a sinister looking Bill Belichick steps out of the shadows and says... you look lost kid, a wide eyed Hurney slowly and softly says yeaaa.

Belichick look's around the alley then back at Hurney and says... what you got there boy? Hurney pulls out the golden ticket and replies with glee...it's the #1 pick mister!

Belichick then says ever used one of those before son? Hurney then says with a sheepiest look on his face... no sir.

Bill smiles put's his arm around Hurney and says come with me kid, then they slowly slip into the shadows.

Time goes by and Hurney doesn't show back up till the 3rd round of this years draft where he and his new friend Russ Grimm go to work with their new-found picks... DT,DE,OLB and a FG kicker to finish it off... THE END

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To not screw things up this off season?

I bet every GM in the league started drooling when they saw that Hurney had his mitts on the #1 pick in the draft.

I have this vision of Hurney walking around in a big city as a lost child with the golden ticket hanging out his back pocket. Who then makes a wrong turn down a dimly lit alley, and as he's slowly walking along a sinister looking Bill Belichick steps out of the shadows and says... you look lost kid, a wide eyed Hurney slowly and softly says yeaaa.

Belichick look's around the alley then back at Hurney and says... what you got there boy? Hurney pulls out the golden ticket and replies with glee...it's the #1 pick mister!

Belichick then says ever used one of those before son? Hurney then says with a sheepiest look on his face... no sir.

Bill smiles put's his arm around Hurney and says come with me kid, then they slowly slip into the shadows.

Time goes by and Hurney doesn't show back up till the 3rd round of this years draft where he and his new friend Russ Grimm go to work with their new-found picks... DT,DE,OLB and a FG kicker to finish it off... THE END

worst story ever

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To not screw things up this off season?

I bet every GM in the league started drooling when they saw that Hurney had his mitts on the #1 pick in the draft.

I have this vision of Hurney walking around in a big city as a lost child with the golden ticket hanging out his back pocket. Who then makes a wrong turn down a dimly lit alley, and as he's slowly walking along a sinister looking Bill Belichick steps out of the shadows and says... you look lost kid, a wide eyed Hurney slowly and softly says yeaaa.

Belichick look's around the alley then back at Hurney and says... what you got there boy? Hurney pulls out the golden ticket and replies with glee...it's the #1 pick mister!

Belichick then says ever used one of those before son? Hurney then says with a sheepiest look on his face... no sir.

Bill smiles put's his arm around Hurney and says come with me kid, then they slowly slip into the shadows.

Time goes by and Hurney doesn't show back up till the 3rd round of this years draft where he and his new friend Russ Grimm go to work with their new-found picks... DT,DE,OLB and a FG kicker to finish it off... THE END

Hurney has had the #2 pick before and he knocked it out of the park. We had the expansion Texans above us but how different is #2 than #1?

I trust him 100% in the 1st round and the 3rd to find quality players. Not in the 2nd. He even screwed up this year's pick one whole year in advance.

I trust he will go BPA and find a good player no matter where we pick, I can't say it will be at a position of immediate need though.

I used to trust him trading up/down but not anymore. He blew all the good faith he had built up. If he keeps screwing up he's gone.

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Peppers, Gross, Gamble, Davis, Williams, Beason, Stewart, Otah

I have faith Hurney will make the right call in the first round, honestly it's probably better he wont be picking in the 2nd...he already gave that away to Belicheat

yup lol

the man has his flaws, but you can't deny his ability to draft in the first round

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He has done well with most of the picks and he is right in the upper echelon of getting guys who become starters.

His free-agent moves have been really questionable..and thats when we spent money....hi Mike Whale, Ken Lucas..

He was interviewed about Vincent Jackson and Anquan Boldin and said that those players were not on the radar bc they played their best football already and we would be gaining a player that is on the downside of their career...THX

TO say like him hate him...I like him..but Armanti is an alarming pick that I think JR had a lot to do with. Wofford vs App state is a big game for JR so his perception may have been skewed.

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Seriously, can you blame Hurney for these draft moves? How is he suppose to predict how a player comes out? Furthermore, how the hell do you know that they player that most of you claim "sucks" wasn't rated higher then you had them ?

You can't seriously blame Hurney for every draft move because every GM makes mistakes.

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