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04-19-2012
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Surrealist
Years Donated 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
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Plug and play starter that gives an instant upgrade over 2011 and will lead the secondary (both figuratively and in terms of INTs) for the next 10 years. He's the ideal SS for today's NFL, but can play either position.
Or he could not pan out and suck. The draft is a crapshoot.
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04-19-2012
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Senior Member
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Quote:
Originally Posted by theogt
Plug and play starter that gives an instant upgrade over 2011 and will lead the secondary (both figuratively and in terms of INTs) for the next 10 years. He's the ideal SS for today's NFL, but can play either position.
Or he could not pan out and suck. The draft is a crapshoot.
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Build up my hopes, then slam them down.

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04-19-2012
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The Actualist
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A little slow in the 40, Barron is a Strong Safety type. Sees the field well and is a willing tackler. Whiffs on some angles and can be toasted by the long pass. Should be able to contribute immediately if healthy.
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04-19-2012
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Senior Member
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SilverStarCowboy
A little slow in the 40, Barron is a Strong Safety type. Sees the field well and is a willing tackler. Whiffs on some angles and can be toasted by the long pass. Should be able to contribute immediately if healthy.
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This sounds like Texas Toast ver. 2.0
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04-19-2012
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De puts the D back in D
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Gonna be honest, I think he is a notch above how I felt about Brodney Pool when he was entering the draft, difference is I was not thinking about Pool with a 1st or top half first pick. I think he will be above average in the NFL, but the hype makes him seem to be a very special player.
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04-19-2012
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Surrealist
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Quote:
Originally Posted by fortdick
This sounds like Texas Toast ver. 2.0
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That guy's clueless about Barron, so I wouldn't take anything he says in this or any other thread seriously. At least I think that's the case -- sometimes I get screen names mixed up. 
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04-19-2012
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The Actualist
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Quote:
Originally Posted by theogt
That guy's clueless about Barron, so I wouldn't take anything he says in this or any other thread seriously. At least I think that's the case -- sometimes I get screen names mixed up. 
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Pot meet Kettle or Pot Meat Kettle... mmmmm.
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04-19-2012
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Bi-polar? I'm Bi-winning, I've got Tigers blood and Adonis DNA!!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by rafaelgreco
I've seen in a lot of mocks that we are takeing him 
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He reminds me of Sean Taylor but more of a leader and better ball skills imo
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Originally Posted by Gameover
Romo is 100% the main problem.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Gameover
I see a team that could finish 4-12.
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04-19-2012
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Felis silvestris catus
Joined: | Apr 2005 |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by fortdick
This sounds like Texas Toast ver. 2.0
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His view on Barron is severely flawed IMO.
The draft is not an exact science but consensus is he's legit.
Fantastic instincts and study habits.
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04-19-2012
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The Actualist
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Dash28
His view on Barron is severely flawed IMO.
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Barron also has a Double Hernia, though some do not consider this a serious problem it often is a re occurring event.
He also had a torn pectoral in 2010 and a chest injury in 2011.
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04-19-2012
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Senior Member
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I like Barron but feel uneasy about taking him at 14. Taking him in a trade out of 14 to 20's would be perfect.
Adrian Peterson: Playing in the NFL is like "modern-day slavery"
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04-19-2012
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Senior Member
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SilverStarCowboy
Barron also has a Double Hernia, though some do not consider this a serious problem it often is a re occurring event.
He also had a torn pectoral in 2010 and a chest injury in 2011.
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And, he continued to play through the injuries (I believe he only missed 1 game in college). Tough guy and a leader. I think him at SS makes Sensy even better at FS - he doesn't have to think as much, just run around.
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04-19-2012
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Senior Member
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Doomsday101
I like Barron but feel uneasy about taking him at 14. Taking him in a trade out of 14 to 20's would be perfect.
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He will not make it to the 20's.
Multiple sources say he is top 10 talent in this draft. Eagles, Jets, Cincy, Bears all love him.
He may not make it to 14.
Our secondary sucks...period. He is better than both Pool, Sensy, Church... we need help bad.
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04-19-2012
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The Actualist
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Late risers in a NFL Draft, especially with only a couple of weeks left in the process, should certainly be scrutinized.
It doesn't matter how tough you are or how talented, health issues and potential health issues over ride everything... especially at a pro level.
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