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2nd round

mick eye

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1. Worthy / Rams

2. Minnifield / Colts

3. Poe / Vikings

4. Doug Martin / Bucs

5. Kuechly / Browns

6. Markelle Martin / Jags

7. Z. Brown / Rams

8. Stephon Gilmore / Panthers

Coples and Gilmore. Hopefully we can trade into the 3rd and take the OLB i like Travis Lewis.

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Sorry, i see Kuechly as a great player at a low value position. Other really good players like Gilmore, Poe, Worthy and Brown all slip to the second. I see Luke slipping like James Laurinatis a couple years ago. MLB is not a premium position. 3-4 ILB is even less. Also most of the 4-3 teams in the league have a guy they like at MLB. Just saying. The kid is gonna slip.

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Eagles need LB's and might take him in the first

totally. he's also a whole lot more versatile than many think (can play anywhere @ LB) and is much smarter than any LB that has come into the draft in a while. people aren't going to pass up on him.

no way he slips into the 2nd. eagles is ideal. at the very least the giants will pick him up. crap...i could see him getting picked by the panthers if they are impressed with his interview.

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totally. he's also a whole lot more versatile than many think (can play anywhere @ LB) and is much smarter than any LB that has come into the draft in a while. people aren't going to pass up on him.

no way he slips into the 2nd. eagles is ideal. at the very least the giants will pick him up. crap...i could see him getting picked by the panthers if they are impressed with his interview.

I completely agree. He is someone that I have felt like I wouldn't be shocked with if the Panthers drafted him. He could have more value than anyone else.

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Sorry, i see Kuechly as a great player at a low value position. Other really good players like Gilmore, Poe, Worthy and Brown all slip to the second. I see Luke slipping like James Laurinatis a couple years ago. MLB is not a premium position. 3-4 ILB is even less. Also most of the 4-3 teams in the league have a guy they like at MLB. Just saying. The kid is gonna slip.

I think you are very wrong. You will be surprised at how high he gets drafted. Not only is he hands down the best linebacker in the draft, he is easily a top 3 or 4 defensive player in the draft. And he is actually pretty versatile. Not strictly a MLB

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I completely agree. He is someone that I have felt like I wouldn't be shocked with if the Panthers drafted him. He could have more value than anyone else.

yeah, i don't expect it at all, but i wouldn't be totally surprised either.

i would rather us address other positions, but if he's the BPA and we are concerned with LB then it just makes sense.

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