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But if you can't make a case for him being top 10, you have a problem.
Actually the problem isnt that Freeman stinks. He is average. He puts up good numbers just often enough to make you think he is better than he is. Bad and great are convincing. But mediocre makes you live with the delusion for too many years. He is just good enough to waste our time and not good enough to get us where we want to go.
Quote from: Feel Real Good on February 28, 2012, 12:33:02 PMBut if you can't make a case for him being top 10, you have a problem.His point is...that with the top of draft being weaker than previous years...it is nearly impossible to make the "top ten case" for all but Luck, RG3, and Kalil. The other 7 players that get selected in '12 may not have been even remotely considered top ten in last years class....doesn't mean you say..."well, so and so isn't " top ten talent" based on previous years...so PASS!...no..take a player that can make an immediate and lasting impact...if its determined that player is Kuechly..then take him at #5(still should try to trade back)...**CENSORED** the fact that he had a 10-15 grade..if he ends up being Urlacher the the pick was well worth the scrutiny for "reaching".
Josh Robsinson out of UCF looks good. What round is he projected?
Quote from: bamabucs on February 28, 2012, 11:57:51 AMQuote from: Feel Real Good on February 28, 2012, 11:38:00 AMQuote from: bamabucs on February 28, 2012, 11:23:37 AMClaiborne is not an athletic freak like Patrick Peterson was, and Peterson barely went in top 5...There is a CB or two of Claiborne's talent in every draft, he isn't a once a 5 years kind of prospect like PP.Peterson had a pretty lousy rookie season outside of plays in the return game. While Claiborne isn't the athlete Peterson is, maybe that's a good thing and Claiborne is better at being a CB.Not sure what good things you can make out about Claiborne from PP having a lousy rookie season in NFL.I remember PP being hailed as the best CB prospect since Champ Bailey by many draft experts, Claiborne on other hand seems like your regular 1st round CB prospect.PP was fool's gold. He has the wrong body type to be a CB. He's too bulky. Champ Bailey, who as you say is the best CB prospect most of us have seen, was only 185 lbs coming out of UGA.
Quote from: Feel Real Good on February 28, 2012, 11:38:00 AMQuote from: bamabucs on February 28, 2012, 11:23:37 AMClaiborne is not an athletic freak like Patrick Peterson was, and Peterson barely went in top 5...There is a CB or two of Claiborne's talent in every draft, he isn't a once a 5 years kind of prospect like PP.Peterson had a pretty lousy rookie season outside of plays in the return game. While Claiborne isn't the athlete Peterson is, maybe that's a good thing and Claiborne is better at being a CB.Not sure what good things you can make out about Claiborne from PP having a lousy rookie season in NFL.I remember PP being hailed as the best CB prospect since Champ Bailey by many draft experts, Claiborne on other hand seems like your regular 1st round CB prospect.
Quote from: bamabucs on February 28, 2012, 11:23:37 AMClaiborne is not an athletic freak like Patrick Peterson was, and Peterson barely went in top 5...There is a CB or two of Claiborne's talent in every draft, he isn't a once a 5 years kind of prospect like PP.Peterson had a pretty lousy rookie season outside of plays in the return game. While Claiborne isn't the athlete Peterson is, maybe that's a good thing and Claiborne is better at being a CB.
Claiborne is not an athletic freak like Patrick Peterson was, and Peterson barely went in top 5...There is a CB or two of Claiborne's talent in every draft, he isn't a once a 5 years kind of prospect like PP.
Quote from: chace1986 on February 28, 2012, 12:45:12 PMQuote from: Feel Real Good on February 28, 2012, 12:33:02 PMBut if you can't make a case for him being top 10, you have a problem.His point is...that with the top of draft being weaker than previous years...it is nearly impossible to make the "top ten case" for all but Luck, RG3, and Kalil. The other 7 players that get selected in '12 may not have been even remotely considered top ten in last years class....doesn't mean you say..."well, so and so isn't " top ten talent" based on previous years...so PASS!...no..take a player that can make an immediate and lasting impact...if its determined that player is Kuechly..then take him at #5(still should try to trade back)...**CENSORED** the fact that he had a 10-15 grade..if he ends up being Urlacher the the pick was well worth the scrutiny for "reaching".That's actually been my entire point. If you have reservations about someone like Blackmon maybe not measuring up to be as good as his reputation may indicate, cast a wider net and look at more players, because we know every year players picked at #12 overall, #17, #23, and so on end up being better than those seen as locks for the top 10. Who thought Nnamdi Asomugha would be the best CB for a few years when he was picked #31 overall to be replaced by a #14 overall pick Darrelle Revis? Who says Kuechly can't be a top 10 ILB? There's going to be situations like that in this draft.
kirkpatrick ran a 4.43 uonofficial would you take him over moclay now...?
Morris Claiborne: 5'11 1/8 , 188, 4.47, 34.5" vertical
Quote from: Juani2 on February 28, 2012, 12:04:01 PMkirkpatrick ran a 4.43 uonofficial would you take him over moclay now...?No but he'd be a real nice fallback if Claiborne is gone. And yes I'd take him at 5. He's not quite as physical a cover corner that Claiborne is but the drop off is minimal.