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ESPN Mock 3.0 We got Cyrus Kouandjio

Keep Steve

By Keep Steve,
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CarolinaCoolin Newbie

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Andrews has a long history of working with Alabama. He serves as their team doctor.

Hell, for all we know, we may be one of the 6 teams who failed him. When 6 teams flag a guy, that's pretty damn significant. "Perfectly fine" knees don't get flagged by 6 teams.

Andrews also spoke on the grading system of the combine and the failed grade had nothing to do with his knee so.

It's a logical fallacy to go after someone's credibility rather than what they are presenting. You seem to not be able to dispute what Andrews is saying and he has worlds more knowledge than you. So to anyone looking at this objectively can see Cyrus' knee is fine and during the combine was a wrong grade which happens every year. The combine and draft process isn't perfect at all.

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Jackofalltrades Rising Star

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Good thing you aren't making decisions because you clearly aren't qualified to make accurate decisions with all the facts because you choose to be ignoring quite a few to satisfy your own bias'

Yep, that's why they gave you the job instead.

Last code I ever ran as a paramedic was a guy who was three hours removed from a well respected cardiologist appointment where he was told he was in great shape.

We lost him. Dead, 3 hours after being given the all clear from a massive MI.

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CarolinaCoolin Newbie

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Yep, that's why they gave you the job instead.

Last code I ever ran as a paramedic was a guy who was three hours removed from a well respected cardiologist appointment where he was told he was in great shape.

We lost him. Dead, 3 hours after being given the all clear from a massive MI.

Not sure how that's related at all.

Also I'm not making claims that he "seems to risky to me" "I see too many red flags"

I'd respect you more if you actually took consideration of facts but all you have to back your opinion up is the OU tape and "knee issue" which has been cleared up by the most well respected name in knee surgery.

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Not sure how that's related at all.

Also I'm not making claims that he "seems to risky to me" "I see too many red flags"

I'd respect you more if you actually took consideration of facts but all you have to back your opinion up is the OU tape and "knee issue" which has been cleared up by the most well respected name in knee surgery.

It relates because Dr's aren't as infallible as you seem to think they are. 6 different teams failed him, that speaks volumes to me. The risk outweighs the reward for me.

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It relates because Dr's aren't as infallible as you seem to think they are. 6 different teams failed him, that speaks volumes to me. The risk outweighs the reward for me.

Luckily for Kouandjio, according to Dr. Matthew Matava—president of the NFL Physicians Society—medical grades are an inexact science.

"Each team has their own grading scale for players, and each medical team shares their grades with their general managers and coaches," Matava explained. "...At the end of the day, the coaches know that this is not a hard science and more of a subjective assessment based on imperfect information."

I'll take the 26 and most respected person in the field over 6 who obviously can be making mistakes because his knee shows no sign of arthritis.

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Andrews also spoke on the grading system of the combine and the failed grade had nothing to do with his knee so.

It's a logical fallacy to go after someone's credibility rather than what they are presenting. You seem to not be able to dispute what Andrews is saying and he has worlds more knowledge than you. So to anyone looking at this objectively can see Cyrus' knee is fine and during the combine was a wrong grade which happens every year. The combine and draft process isn't perfect at all.

Wow. The combine and draft process isn't perfect, but everyone who clears Kouandjio is. Okay, got it. Damn you're dumb.

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I know you are an auburn fan so it will hard for you to look objectively at this but auburn was extremely lucky to make the run they did and from top to bottom Alabama was the better team.

 

 

Here is the link for combine medical scale http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000333285/article/cyrus-kouandjio-six-nfl-teams-concerned-about-my-knee

 

Dr. James Andrew link http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/jason-la-canfora/24470778/dr-james-andrews-says-no-issues-with-cyrus-kouandjios-knee

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