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Quick: name a player drafted from Notre Dame in the last 15 years who is a top 2 round talent not named Justin Tuck.

I completely agree.. players coming out of Notre Dame dont give me much confidence... remember that great QB they had coming into the draft that was the most NFL ready... his name was Jimmy Clausen aka "the bust"

we had the 5th ranked offense and almost last ranked defense... I dont understand why people think our 1st draft priority is a WR

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Floyd is good, but i rather take Jeffery and Kendall Wright than Floyd for one big reason. Floyd had some off the field issues and that's always something you have to look into.

Cam had off the field issues

It was a DUI, Hogan had the same, but we drafted him.

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Floyd is a Top 15 talent. It will be interesting to see what type of 40 he runs at the combine. Corners will probably stay with him but what could make him special is his jumping ability and ball skills. Could be a poor man's Larry Fitzgerald. He'd be a natural for this offense. The value might not be there at 8 or 9 but at 12 to 15 it's a possibility. I'm beginning to think trading back is a good possibility. The value pick at 8 or 9 might be the OT prospects Reiff or Martin from Stanford. OT isn't our greatest need.

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