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You Better Get To Know "CALVIN PRYOR"!


carolina-chuck

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As a Louisville Cardinal I love Pryor, but I just don't think he feels a huge need for us in the draft. And that REALLY hurts to admit, because I have a man-crush on the guy. Great football player.

Pryor would fit a need. Our back end would be monstrous

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Pryor will most likely be gone by 28. Loston may be around in time for our second pick. Although almost identical size, Pryor plays alot bigger. But like Pryor, Loston would hit his own mother if she came flying across the middle.

Worst case scenario Pryor falls to the Saints. Vaccaro and Pryor would be a pretty good "do it all" combo.

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Pryor will most likely be gone by 28. Loston may be around in time for our second pick. Although almost identical size, Pryor plays alot bigger. But like Pryor, Loston would hit his own mother if she came flying across the middle.

Worst case scenario Pryor falls to the Saints. Vaccaro and Pryor would be a pretty good "do it all" combo.

Yea, I agree.

Big fan of Loston too.

Saw a mock that has Pryor to the Aints. Still hasnt fix the hole I left in the wall.

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Yea, I agree.

Big fan of Loston too.

Saw a mock that has Pryor to the Aints. Still hasnt fix the hole I left in the wall.

Ha, we probably saw the same mock. Wasn't until I saw that mock did I realize how much that would suck.

Been working on a mock the last couple days and Loston is someone I'm wanted to put in it but having a hard time. Regardless of what mocks are saying right now if Moncrief is there in the second he'll be BPA imo. If Gettleman truly believes in value and bpa, we could easily end up double dipping at WR.

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Ha, we probably saw the same mock. Wasn't until I saw that mock did I realize how much that would suck.

Been working on a mock the last couple days and Loston is someone I'm wanted to put in it but having a hard time. Regardless of what mocks are saying right now if Moncrief is there in the second he'll be BPA imo. If Gettleman truly believes in value and bpa, we could easily end up double dipping at WR.

Hell yea!

Going BPA would mean that we double dip at WR. Theres going to be so much value left at WR when our 2nd pick start clicking.

If we dont double dip at WR, that would mean that Gman is adressing "needs" instead of BPA.

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