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Calvin Pryor


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Show me one person that has in in the 1st? haven't seen him in the second either. He will run around a 4.6 and land in the 3rd round is the idea i've been getting from reading scouting reports and so on. Right now matthews and cooks look to land in the second round range as well so its hard to see him in the same league as those 2.

 

Just saying, you have no clue to where Moncrief will land. Neither do I. Anything could happen.

 

With a good combine, the kid could land in the late 1st and def a possible 2nd rounder. He's everything you want: size, route runner, hands, etc. I hope that you know that the 230lb Moncrief has been clocked running a 4.4 before.

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Riiiiight, keep believing he'll be there in the third round. Now, stop playing GM and Pro Scout. You blow at it.

Go cheerlead else where. I bring you facts and video you give me your opinion which as we all know for nothing. NO ONE has even mentioned him in the first round. Haven't seen him second either so whats your point about me blowing at it?

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In defense of this approach: 

 

We are strong at the "QB" positions up the middle--Center (Kalil) calls signals on the OL, QB (Cam) calls stuff for the WRs and RBs, Kuechly calls the front 7 stuff, and....

 

Mitchell was a good player, but was he "that guy?"

 

Godfrey was not.  I personally think Mitchell needs to be a SS and we need a cerebral, hard-hitting FS.   There are a few in this draft who might be nice additions.

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Maybe we will draft a quarterback then? I think you guys take the BPA thing a little to far,we don't draft for need within "reason".....

love how extreme.you go to make it look like said something I didn't.

You are a flat out fool, if you truly believe we wouldn't draft safety if one slid to us.

Trying to compare that position to the qb in support of you're weak ass argument, tells me all I meed to know about you on this subject.

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love how extreme.you go to make it look like said something I didn't.

You are a flat out fool, if you truly believe we wouldn't draft safety if one slid to us.

Trying to compare that position to the qb in support of you're weak ass argument, tells me all I meed to know about you on this subject.

 

I could care less about you or or your opinions. Fact is you just don't like that we won't be picking a safety sorry. Not the biggest area of need and to my point was to just show you that we don't draft bpa just to draft bpa. It has to be within reason. We drafted luke who was bpa within reason because of the injuries and uncertain play of beason and thomas davis. Don't tell me we go bpa when we draft fua and mcclain back to back and knowing they wern't the best players on the board. It's within reason of need BPA.

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Just saying, you have no clue to where Moncrief will land. Neither do I. Anything could happen.

 

With a good combine, the kid could land in the late 1st and def a possible 2nd rounder. He's everything you want: size, route runner, hands, etc. I hope that you know that the 230lb Moncrief has been clocked running a 4.4 before.

I see moncrief there too, he is going to kill the combine and at 6'3 225-230 with a 4.4. 

 

I find it difficult for teams (including us to pass him out) 

 

If he isn't there though and Pryor is, Pryor needs to be the pick

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Neither was Seattle's. Let's just face the fact here and realize Cam took a step back for a reason. Our winning nucleus revolves around our offense eating up the clock and our front seven wrecking havoc. If we're a secondary away from becoming the '85 Bears, then I say let's just finish constructing our defense.

Career high completion percentage and low INT's was a step back?

Here I was hoping he would do it again.

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Neither was Seattle's. Let's just face the fact here and realize Cam took a step back for a reason. Our winning nucleus revolves around our offense eating up the clock and our front seven wrecking havoc. If we're a secondary away from becoming the '85 Bears, then I say let's just finish constructing our defense.

And we lost in the first playoff game. So it was not good enough. I don't believe Cam took a step back. But if he did let's draft a safety to help him. Makes sense.

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