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I'm going after a first round talent at DT, yes other players on the roster may have the size but did not have 1st round type of talent. That's why they were undrafted.

People say Brockers is raw and we'd have to wait but such a large guy with abnormally long arms could contribute tomorrow. He has the physical tools that none of our 3rd rounders from last year could match plus much much more upside.

I haven't changed my stance, yes, Brockers!

Plus he can block kicks! Yes

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I'm going after a first round talent at DT, yes other players on the roster may have the size but did not have 1st round type of talent. That's why they were undrafted.

People say Brockers is raw and we'd have to wait but such a large guy with abnormally long arms could contribute tomorrow. He has the physical tools that none of our 3rd rounders from last year could match plus much much more upside.

I haven't changed my stance, yes, Brockers!

Plus he can block kicks! Yes

No doubt he will be good, but I dunno about taking him at 9. We have a really bad spot in this draft, talent falls off after the first 5-6 picks imo. Wish we could slide back to the mid teens and grab an extra 2nd or 3rd.

Alot of these picks would feel more worth it I guess.

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Anyone thinking we are going to take DT or DE in this draft are just brain dead retards. Hurney is not going to give up on Fun or

McClain after one year and he is not going to give up on Hardy after 2.

In this draft its either LB or CB in the first. I'm hoping CB.

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i love the arguments against drafting one of the top DTs this year

on Poe: Dude he's just a workout warrior, he had a great combine, so what?

on Brockers: Dude his combine #s are terrible, we shouldn't draft him because he's too slow to play DT with a 5.36 40 yard dash

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i love the arguments against drafting one of the top DTs this year

on Poe: Dude he's just a workout warrior, he had a great combine, so what?

on Brockers: Dude his combine #s are terrible, we shouldn't draft him because he's too slow to play DT with a 5.36 40 yard dash

Its just types. Types brooooooooooooooooo

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