That 1 guy you REALLY don't want to see drafted at 28

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tm1119 said:
Takk McKinley

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Taco or Takarist. They look slow. Also WR Jon Ross. Just don't prefer little receivers, although Beasley has won me over. Dude is awesome.

I actually really don't see any Defensive End that will be available worth the #28 pick.
 
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An offensive player. It has to be 1- oj Howard 2-Mike Williams, 3- Corey Davis 4- John Ross. If it isn't one of those we BETTER go defense.
 
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The only one I can think of is Lawson.

Usually, guys who have a ton of injuries in college go on to have a lot of injuries in the pros.

Still, at 28, it's not really that big of a risk. So I'm not 100% against him.
 
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Anybody who can't contribute significantly. Don't really care about the position.
 
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casmith07 said:
Standout on a mediocre team. Led the team in tackles this year, was named their DPOY for the Huskies.

He's smart, a film junkie, and a workout warrior. I think he'll be the best one in the draft.

I also thought TJ McDonald would be amazing lol.
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Church led the team In tackles for like 3-4 years but nobody cared lol
 
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StarBoyz83 said:
Church led the team In tackles for like 3-4 years but nobody cared lol
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I did. Good for him, though - he got a nice contract for his third contract. We can replace his production with a younger and cheaper option, though, who might cost us more on a second contract, but who will outpace his production.
 
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casmith07 said:
I did. Good for him, though - he got a nice contract for his third contract. We can replace his production with a younger and cheaper option, though, who might cost us more on a second contract, but who will outpace his production.
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I agree with the flushing of everybody that left. We can get cheaper options. The defense wasn't good enough so why not blow it up.
 
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StarBoyz83 said:
I agree with the flushing of everybody that left. We can get cheaper options. The defense wasn't good enough so why not blow it up.
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I don't like the term "blow it up." Their contracts expired and we let them walk.
 
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Will McClay has earned my trust so I will probably be open to whoever they decide to pick, though it would be a little disappointing if our defensive board gets wiped out and we have to go offense
 
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Honestly don't think he'll make it to 28.

He could go as high as the Colts or right before us to the Chiefs.

I think some teams just believe Harris is a plug and play RDE.
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If I'm a team like the Broncos, drafting a guy like Harris makes sense because they simply can plug him in as a pass rush specialist in their 34 the way they did Shane Ray his first season or two.

In our scheme we need someone to play a larger role. We have our pass rush "specialist" in Mayowa. I see Harris being very similar to him so I don't see the obvious fit.
 
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TE or peppers( that kid is jack of all trades and a mAster of none)
 
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