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Gannt Selects With #9 Pick...

Ja Rhule

By Ja Rhule,
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XClown1986 Experienced

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Would anybody really be pissed about this pick? I mean really?

The guy is a plug and play Steve Hutchinson/Alan Faneca type of player that makes your entire offensive line better. More protection for Cam, more rushing yards for the backs, more 3rd downs getting picked up.

People bitching about taking a safe player like Kuechly or DeCastro need to get the big picture. They make the team better instantly. Period.

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Not a fan. Not with the holes we have on defense.

Wouldn't entirely be shocked if they took him though.

There are only three postions on this team that I would be absolutely shocked with if we drafted that position number nine: QB and RB/FB, TE. Everything else wouldn't suprise me at all.

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It would make the O-line better and we could use the stable of backs we have much more effectively. Make the strength stronger.

No point in having one of the best mobile QBs of all time(already), a two headed monster RB tandem, and a very good FB. But then no O-line to open up holes for them.

We cut Wharton and there's no guarantee any of the replacements will be that great. If Otah goes down again that's not really the greatest O-line to pass/run behind.

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