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01-24-2008
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#16
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Originally Posted by THUMPER
The Giants are JUST NOW getting some benefit from trading multiple high draft picks for Eli Manning and he was a pretty sure thing coming out of college. I still believe they would have much better served by keeping Philip Rivers and using those other picks on upgrading other positions.
I am always against trading multiple 1st round picks for one player unless it is a franchise QB and only if you can't get one elsewhere. Even then I would be very reluctant to pull the trigger.
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Well said.
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01-24-2008
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#17
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Don't understand all the love for Manningham with the 1st pick. Doucet will be a better Pro.
Church is in session
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01-24-2008
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#18
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Those against a trade up for McFadden have to weigh the risk Vs. Reward. What if he turns out to be Tony Dorsett or Eric Dickerson?
If we signed a CB in free agency, resigned Hamlin and traded for Roy WIlliams then I would be thrilled with McFadden
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01-24-2008
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#19
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Originally Posted by Jaxonsdaddd
Those against a trade up for McFadden have to weigh the risk Vs. Reward. What if he turns out to be Tony Dorsett or Eric Dickerson?
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We already have Earl Campbell.
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01-24-2008
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#20
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Mel Kiper has us taking Manningham, and Rashard Mendenhall
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01-24-2008
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#21
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I don't like either of those picks... CB and RB should be the first two picks.
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01-25-2008
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#22
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I thought I have heard Wade say he would never draft a wr in the first, and though Jerry is in charge of the draft I tend to think he would listen to his head coach. For some reason Felix Jones makes me nervous.
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01-25-2008
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#23
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I really like Jones but you know, and maybe it's just me, but I just can't see spending a 1st rd pick on a back up RB. Not that he's not talented because I think he is but I don't think I'd spend a 1st rd pick on a back up RB.
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01-25-2008
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#24
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ABQCOWBOY
I really like Jones but you know, and maybe it's just me, but I just can't see spending a 1st rd pick on a back up RB. Not that he's not talented because I think he is but I don't think I'd spend a 1st rd pick on a back up RB.
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I guess in our system, he wouldn't necessarily be a backup but part of a "committee".
I'm still high on Felix, but less so w/ all the CJ talk the last couple of days.
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01-25-2008
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#25
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hailmary
I guess in our system, he wouldn't necessarily be a backup but part of a "committee".
I'm still high on Felix, but less so w/ all the CJ talk the last couple of days.
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Well, you could say that but even still, I would not be in favor of spending a 1st Rd pick on a back who was not a feature back, per say. This is why I'm not in favor of trading up for McFadden. McFadden would simply be a part of a two back approach. To me, it's just not worth the price you would have to pay. Now, if we were moving up to get a back that had special skills and was going to be our feature guy, then maybe I could see that. Unless our plan is to move MB, and take a guy who is going to carry the load for us, I am not in favor of taking a back this early. Just to many guys that are good that can be had in the later rounds IMO.
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01-25-2008
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#26
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tomson75
NO. I'll be sick if we address WR before we get a CB. I like Jones, but only if we take a corner at 22. I'm not terribly fond of this crop of WR's, but I wouldn't mind Doucet at 28...only because I think we can get a good RB in the second.
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As the draft plays out if we could assume we could get McKelvin, Talib or Reggie Smith at 28, then I wouldn't mind taking a WR at 22 if that WR is DeSean Jackson. I just believe Jackson will turn into a player like a Devin Hester. However, I wouldn't complain at all if we can get McKelvin at 22
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01-25-2008
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#27
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jakeblaze+
As the draft plays out if we could assume we could get McKelvin, Talib or Reggie Smith at 28, then I wouldn't mind taking a WR at 22 if that WR is DeSean Jackson. I just believe Jackson will turn into a player like a Devin Hester. However, I wouldn't complain at all if we can get McKelvin at 22
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I think a better comparison would be Ted Ginn. I'm not crazy about either one, I think their frames are too small to be truly effective in the NFL.
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