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#FREEMO
April 26th, 2018 at 11:51 PM ^
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April 27th, 2018 at 12:46 AM ^
Since when is "from Ohio" a race?
How is this asshole not banned yet? What a fucking loser.
April 27th, 2018 at 12:35 AM ^
April 27th, 2018 at 12:01 AM ^
I'd be cool with some combo of Hurst, Sam Hubbard, Tim Settle, Josh Sweat (assuming healthy), Kemoko Turay, Harrison Phillips or Nathan Shepherd.
April 27th, 2018 at 12:29 AM ^
Hated the pick at first but loving it more and more. Best center in college. Man handled alabamas D Line and never gave up a sack in college. whole o line is now set, helps out in the offenses biggest weakness running and short yardage situations. Not the sexiest pick but a very solid pick for sure. Ill give Quinn a A if he drafts a D lineman and Rb the next two rounds
I see you're back to your usual self - shitting on everything. It's okay, I understand that not everybody can always be happy, but you take the cake, man...
Quinn has been pretty good as GM, so far. I didn't think much of the Ragnow pick when I first saw it. But I'll admit, it seems pretty solid. Quinn doesn't give a rats ass about your (our) opinion, so he's just doing his job - improving the team in solid ways. Lets see what he does the rest of the weekend before passing judgement on the whole draft.
This is Quinn's 3rd draft.
Landry has medical issues, Taven Bryan has never produced. Every other DL on the board is a second round value. Rashaan Evans is a stretch considering how much they spent at LB in free agency. And Quinn's drafts have been great the first two years. Scooped Zettel late in 2016, Decker is a good LT, Glasgow is a starter. Killebrew could take over a starting S spot. Jarrad Davis and Golladay from last year, plus Jamal Agnew late in the draft. Jury still out on Tabor. That's a good track record.
April 27th, 2018 at 10:25 AM ^
Awful Pick. It had 27,000,000 other options and now we have to listen to you complain.
Just awful.
April 27th, 2018 at 10:25 AM ^
Awful Pick. It had 27,000,000 other options and now we have to listen to you complain.
Just awful.
April 27th, 2018 at 12:42 AM ^
the only one i could see returning is bredeson
Humiliation? I didn't think he'd go this high, despite the prognistications. Great athlete, but I don't think he'll ever pan out as a QB. If he proves me wrong, we're going to be watching some pretty exciting football!
If Jackson can add good weight he could be a dangerous weapon in the new nfl. Compare Jackson's stats/measurables to Saquon Barkley:
Jackson - 4,132 yards for a 6.3 average and 50 rushing TDs (plus 9,043 career passing yards and another 69 TDs through the air).
Barkley - 3,843 yards for a 5.7 average and 43 rushing TDs (102 pass receptions for 1,195 yards and 8 TDs).
LJ measurables - Height 6'2", Weight 216 lbs, Wingspan 33 1/8", Hands 9 1/2".
SB measurables - Height 6', Weight 233 lbs, Wingspan 31 3/8", Hands 9 1/2".
I think the Ravens got a steal in LJ.
I said yesterday, I don't care who they draft. The smart move imo was DL/OL. Quinn has done nothing be inspire condfidence in his player selections. They seem to have got their guy in Ragnow, as he was the first out of a run on OL. It sounded like the Bengals wanted Ragnow and had to audible to Price. WOTS New England was interested at 23 too.
Between Glasgow/Ragnow our LT/LG/C is solified for years. RG/RT was solidified last year, and hopefully those guys improve as they settle in with a new coach, or get a year further away from injury in Lang's case. With out OL set, we can round out the offense with a RB and then work solely on defense.
I know we want "Now now now!" but I like the stabalization of the franchise that has happened. Building a foundation that can win for 10 years is more important than getting a team that can win 11 games next season, then 4 after, then 7, then 12, then 3.
Hoping Lions find a DE and RB in the next 2 rounds. Then I will feel pretty decent about first 3 picks, all filling needs.
Guice, Chubb, Jones, and maybe K. Johnson are the backs left with 2nd round grades. Tampa and Indy will probably take 2 of those before the Lions pick. It will be interesting to see what happens with the RBs.
Yes, I agree. However I would be okay with them waiting unti 3rd round for a RB if Chubb and Guice are not there. Johnson out of Auburn is enticing, though.
My though was take a pass rusher in round 2 (can't ignore pass rush needs) and then take RB in 3rd or even 4th, depending on if someone else they really like at another position is there in the third tonight.
I'm with you, a better OL and Blount make the need for a pass rusher > running back. Unless Guice falls and the RB is an absolute steal, I'd rather bolster the pass rush.
April 27th, 2018 at 10:50 AM ^
I'd be very surprised if Guice falls 20 more picks, however if he does, that means there are some character issues that are bigger than people thought. Mayock eluded to this in an interview a few days ago but wouldn't go into specifics.
April 27th, 2018 at 10:11 AM ^
either
DL
RB
TE
lots of talent out there to accomplish this as well