Thinking About The 8 Teams Ahead of Us

[Hostile]

I only named 3 because if we want him I think Cincy or Arizona will be the teams we will have to move up with. I'm getting a vibe the Browns will be more then happy to take him if he is sitting there at 6.

The Browns have good CBs and took one last year at 7. I can't see them going back to back years at CB. I think we're a perfect trade partner with them. I do think the 49ers and Titans are threats, but they are the main two.

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

The Browns have good CBs and took one last year at 7. I can't see them going back to back years at CB. I think we're a perfect trade partner with them. I do think the 49ers and Titans are threats, but they are the main two.

This scenario actually has a reasonably high probability. Could be two straight years of moving up in the draft.

 

[Hostile]

This scenario actually has a reasonably high probability. Could be two straight years of moving up in the draft.

Hey, if I got Joe Rod on board ya'll better not stand around.

 

[Hostile]

Marketing? Yeah until more comes out about his past and his father. Not to mention his cheating and stealing. And then lets talk about his need to be an entertainer and icon.

And until he shows he is not ready to play in the NFL.

Picking Newton would be dumb and Rivera is not dumb.

I could agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.

 

[Avery]

Another wrench into the argument; let's say PP drops to #9 (not a chance in Hades IMO), but then the Pats call up and offer #17, #28 and their low third.

What do you do?

 

[TheDallasDon]

Another wrench into the argument; let's say PP drops to #9 (not a chance in Hades IMO), but then the Pats call up and offer #17, #28 and their low third.

What do you do?

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[JohnnyHopkins]

Hey, if I got Joe Rod on board ya'll better not stand around.

You have to throw in Hynoski in the 5th though! :

 

[Hostile]

Another wrench into the argument; let's say PP drops to #9 (not a chance in Hades IMO), but then the Pats call up and offer #17, #28 and their low third.

What do you do?

I flip them off.

 

[visionary]

Another wrench into the argument; let's say PP drops to #9 (not a chance in Hades IMO), but then the Pats call up and offer #17, #28 and their low third.

What do you do?

the Pats front office is not stupid and would never do this
only our GM is

if they did, i would do this in a heart beat

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

I'd jump all over it, were it to be offered. We could conceivably address all our needs in one draft.

 

[Randy White]

Another wrench into the argument; let's say PP drops to #9 (not a chance in Hades IMO), but then the Pats call up and offer #17, #28 and their low third. What do you do?

I'd do it in a hearbeat, but that's not going to happen either. The Patriots have Pro Bowler Devin McCourty on one side, just tendered exclusive negotiations rights to Kyle Arrington on the other side, Pro Bowl safety Brandon Meriweather, and promising safety Patrick Chung. Then backing them up promising 2nd year players like CB Darius Butler, S Sergio Brown, and vets like Jarrad Page and James Sanders.

Why would they feel the need to pay such a HUGE price for PP when they don't even need him ?

If theyr'e going to use that much ammunition, they're moving up for somebody in the top 5 and it will be a OLB ( pass rusher ) or DE, but that's not their style either.