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Quote from: chace1986 on April 18, 2012, 09:38:32 AMI would have loved to have been in the coaches meeting either last night or this morning, to hear what they are saying about this LB group after yesterday....I bet that Schiano, Sheridan and Fraser are all walking around with a palm mark on their faces or a large red circle in the middle of their foreheads from banging their heads on the table. Schiano probably ran in Dom's office this morning all sweaty and bags under his eyes pantingech-ly...we need Kuech-ly"Hope he caught Dom this morning...I'm sure he had a tee time scheduled..Considering no one was in pads yesterday, the lb's had to be going through their drills blindbolded for you to come to this conclusion.
I would have loved to have been in the coaches meeting either last night or this morning, to hear what they are saying about this LB group after yesterday....I bet that Schiano, Sheridan and Fraser are all walking around with a palm mark on their faces or a large red circle in the middle of their foreheads from banging their heads on the table. Schiano probably ran in Dom's office this morning all sweaty and bags under his eyes pantingech-ly...we need Kuech-ly"Hope he caught Dom this morning...I'm sure he had a tee time scheduled..
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: flashgordon on April 18, 2012, 05:42:13 AMas I've heard some say; Kuechi played on a bad team; that's what I see in the video provided above; they said the same thing about Mason Foster; he's a tackling machine but always a wrap up tackler and not a blowem up type.Maybe I'm just old school like nittany but I think you need a real ass kicker in the middle of your defense.
as I've heard some say; Kuechi played on a bad team; that's what I see in the video provided above; they said the same thing about Mason Foster; he's a tackling machine but always a wrap up tackler and not a blowem up type.
Considering no one was in pads yesterday
As much as like Kuechly as a player, I simply can't grade him out as a top 5 selection. This pick is going to define the Schiano for years to come. Kuechly would be a reach IMO at #5. If the Bucs really want him then Dom better have a trade partner in his back pocket on draft day. I can't phathom a universe where the Bucs pass on either Kalil, Richardson, Claiborne or Blackmon in favor or Luke Kuechly.
Quote from: Bucko40 on April 18, 2012, 11:35:53 AMAs much as like Kuechly as a player, I simply can't grade him out as a top 5 selection. This pick is going to define the Schiano for years to come. Kuechly would be a reach IMO at #5. If the Bucs really want him then Dom better have a trade partner in his back pocket on draft day. I can't phathom a universe where the Bucs pass on either Kalil, Richardson, Claiborne or Blackmon in favor or Luke Kuechly.Seriously...why give a **CENSORED** about if a guy is a "reach".Its about getting the guy who offers the most value to the franchise.Kuechly represents an immediate and lasting upgrade at a position that has been missing a solid and consistent player since 2002.While Kalil, Richardson, Claiborne and Blackmon do bring in some talent/playmaking ability...only Kalil and TR represent a vast upgrade above what is currently on the roster at their respected positions...and both will most likely be gone.
Quote from: chace1986 on April 18, 2012, 11:49:13 AMQuote from: Bucko40 on April 18, 2012, 11:35:53 AMAs much as like Kuechly as a player, I simply can't grade him out as a top 5 selection. This pick is going to define the Schiano for years to come. Kuechly would be a reach IMO at #5. If the Bucs really want him then Dom better have a trade partner in his back pocket on draft day. I can't phathom a universe where the Bucs pass on either Kalil, Richardson, Claiborne or Blackmon in favor or Luke Kuechly.Seriously...why give a **CENSORED** about if a guy is a "reach".Its about getting the guy who offers the most value to the franchise.Kuechly represents an immediate and lasting upgrade at a position that has been missing a solid and consistent player since 2002.While Kalil, Richardson, Claiborne and Blackmon do bring in some talent/playmaking ability...only Kalil and TR represent a vast upgrade above what is currently on the roster at their respected positions...and both will most likely be gone.So your telling me you would take Kuechly over Blackmon or Claiborne if Kalil and Richardson go 3-4? Wow. Then it's a good thing your not a GM in the NFL. Or maybe you are Mr. Millen. Claiborne is an immediate need with the possibility of going to camp with Wright and Biggers as our current starters at CB.
Quote from: chace1986 on April 18, 2012, 11:49:13 AMQuote from: Bucko40 on April 18, 2012, 11:35:53 AMAs much as like Kuechly as a player, I simply can't grade him out as a top 5 selection. This pick is going to define the Schiano for years to come. Kuechly would be a reach IMO at #5. If the Bucs really want him then Dom better have a trade partner in his back pocket on draft day. I can't phathom a universe where the Bucs pass on either Kalil, Richardson, Claiborne or Blackmon in favor or Luke Kuechly.Seriously...why give a **CENSORED** about if a guy is a "reach".Its about getting the guy who offers the most value to the franchise.Kuechly represents an immediate and lasting upgrade at a position that has been missing a solid and consistent player since 2002.While Kalil, Richardson, Claiborne and Blackmon do bring in some talent/playmaking ability...only Kalil and TR represent a vast upgrade above what is currently on the roster at their respected positions...and both will most likely be gone.Poor business move. You draft by both needs and value and Kuechly is not top 5 value. If you want him that bad, you trade down, get more picks, and take him at a more reasonable spot. Why blow your opportunity to get better talent at the 5 spot by taking a guy that's arguably top 10?
Quote from: Bucko40 on April 18, 2012, 11:35:53 AMAs much as like Kuechly as a player, I simply can't grade him out as a top 5 selection. This pick is going to define the Schiano for years to come. Kuechly would be a reach IMO at #5. If the Bucs really want him then Dom better have a trade partner in his back pocket on draft day. I can't phathom a universe where the Bucs pass on either Kalil, Richardson, Claiborne or Blackmon in favor or Luke Kuechly.Not really.These guys grade out a lot closer than most think.And pay wise, not a concern with the rookie cap.And that's exactly why Coach Schiano can draft for need here because it will, as you say, "define the Schiano for years to come".
Quote from: Bucko40 on April 18, 2012, 11:35:53 AMAs much as like Kuechly as a player, I simply can't grade him out as a top 5 selection. This pick is going to define the Schiano for years to come. Kuechly would be a reach IMO at #5. If the Bucs really want him then Dom better have a trade partner in his back pocket on draft day. I can't phathom a universe where the Bucs pass on either Kalil, Richardson, Claiborne or Blackmon in favor or Luke Kuechly.Not really.These guys grade out a lot closer than most think.And pay wise, not a concern with the rookie cap.And that's exactly why Caoch Schiano can draft for need here because it will, as you say, "define the Schiano for years to come".