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The Perfect Draft


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Both are only two down players...but in the second that's ok.

Yep and that will be what allows them drop to the 2nd. in the era of the spread offenses the NT position is becoming a situation role.Star is the one that can do both.

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I'd love it, but I'm pretty sure Hankins will go in the 1st. Williams is more realistic at #44, but if Hankins was there at #44 I'd take him regardless of who we took in the 1st.

If teams look at him as a two down NT I see him dropping.Putting pressure on the qb is the fashionable attributes I think most teams will be looking for.

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