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happypervert -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 10:11:37 AM)
quote: There are some pretty strong signs that people don't think next year's draft class is going to be very good. If there were a JaMarcus Russell ready for 2008, you have to assume that the Browns wouldn't have given up next year's first-round pick. This has nothing to do with a projection toward talent in the '08 draft. The Browns saw an opportunity to get a guy they feel is a franchise QB now and they need one now, so they jumped on it. Also, there's really no telling who will be next year's Jamarcus Russell -- last year at this time, everyone thought it would be Brady Quinn and nobody even considered that Russell would come out a year early. Plus most GMs have no idea where they will be picking the next year. So nobody has crystal ball projections for the next year that drive their decisions this year.

caitlyn -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 11:25:56 AM)
If you told me that a team like San Diego felt they were one player away, and that player was a left tackle, then Joe Thomas at #3 would make sense. You would have to add all of Philip Rivers' passing yards as a benefit to the pick. For a team like Cleveland, with many problems, it would have made more sense to trade out of that pick and get a bunch of extra picks, then select a tackle like Arron Spears or Justin Blalock in the second round. You know, Cleveland still has crummy guards ... still has a marginal receiving corps and is still staking the running game on a pretty old back with a lot of miles on his legs. Lets not even mention Cleveland's defense. [;)] I think Brady Quinn is going to be good. He seems like a guy that will do whatever it takes to get better and correct his flaws. That said, he didn't really go at #22. He went for whatever Dallas gets next season in terms of Cleveland's pick, and my guess is that it will end up being very high in the draft.

cloudboy -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 1:55:41 PM)
Most scouts considered Quinn to have a pretty high floor but not so high of a ceiling. I see him as being at least as good as Trent Green. The worst move any NFL team can make is to bank on the worng QB coming out of college. (No.1 Draft pick and big bucks: Akili Smith, Ryan Leaf, Tim Couch, etc.) The Ravens got Troy Smith in the 5th round, and in College he was as good as anybody. I'm rooting for him to succeed b/c I alway pull for the short guys. Maybe he'll be a Jeff Garcia type with a better arm. Overall an interesting QB class with several guys projected as possible starters down the road.

Level -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 3:15:06 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Lordandmaster Everyone's got an opinion. This roundup offers very different assessments: AFC NFC In truth, it's not possible to grade a draft until at least two years after the fact. Who knew Tom Brady was going to be Tom Brady? Who knew Jerry Rice was going to be the best receiver who ever lived? Who knew Tony Mandarich was going to be one of the biggest busts in history? True, Lam, and let's not forget Ryan Leaf [8\|].

Level -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 3:17:33 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: cloudboy Most scouts considered Quinn to have a pretty high floor but not so high of a ceiling. I see him as being at least as good as Trent Green. The worst move any NFL team can make is to bank on the worng QB coming out of college. (No.1 Draft pick and big bucks: Akili Smith, Ryan Leaf, Tim Couch, etc.) The Ravens got Troy Smith in the 5th round, and in College he was as good as anybody. I'm rooting for him to succeed b/c I alway pull for the short guys. Maybe he'll be a Jeff Garcia type with a better arm. Overall an interesting QB class with several guys projected as possible starters down the road. cloudboy, if Quinn has the career Trent Green has had, I agree that Cleveland will be pleased, I know I would.

Level -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 3:22:22 PM)
There are many different versions of the myth of King Midas, the man with the golden touch. And, invariably, they all end badly when he touches the wrong thing. So far, seemingly everything Bill Belichick has touched as Patriots head coach has turned to gold too. But is this where the legend turns? Is this where the foundation cracks and the whole thing starts to crumble? Will acquiring Randy Moss — a player practically designed in a lab as the ultimate anti-Patriot — turn out to be the act of hubris that begins the great unraveling in New England? Uh. No. One of these years Bill Belichick is going to be wrong. But just not this year. http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/6757202?MSNHPHMA TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - The Tampa Bay Buccaneers spent most of the weekend drafting help for an aging defense, then addressed a need on offense Sunday by signing former Seattle tight end Jerramy Stevens. Stevens, a first-round draft pick in 2002, was an unrestricted free agent who the Seahawks said they were no longer interested in retaining after the player was arrested last month in Scottsdale, Ariz., for investigation of driving under the influence and possession of marijuana. http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/6756058 ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) - Alabama cornerback Ramzee Robinson is the newest Mr. Irrelevant. Eighteen hours and five minutes after it began, the Detroit Lions ended the NFL draft Sunday by selecting the 5-foot-10, 186-pound cornerback in the seventh round with the 255th. http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/6755842

Lordandmaster -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 6:38:43 PM)
I don't agree with that. There were more than the usual number of "next year's such-and-such pick for this pick right now" deals. That means, generally speaking, GM's were devaluing picks in next year's draft--unless they weren't aware of what they were doing, and I doubt that. quote: ORIGINAL: happypervert So nobody has crystal ball projections for the next year that drive their decisions this year.

minnetar -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 6:49:56 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Level quote: ORIGINAL: Lordandmaster Everyone's got an opinion. This roundup offers very different assessments: AFC NFC In truth, it's not possible to grade a draft until at least two years after the fact. Who knew Tom Brady was going to be Tom Brady? Who knew Jerry Rice was going to be the best receiver who ever lived? Who knew Tony Mandarich was going to be one of the biggest busts in history? True, Lam, and let's not forget Ryan Leaf [8\|]. i truly think Ryan Leaf had to be the biggest bust at Qb minnetar

minnetar -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 6:51:34 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: maybemaybenot Is anyone listening to Michael Vick aka Ron Mexico on ESPN ? He's saying he met with the NFL commish and we are going to be surprised with the new Vick. Says he is going to cleanup his act, change the company he keeps, and be a good role model. Supposedly Goodall told him, he needs to change things around and spoke about the new policies on personalbehavior/responsibility.It sounded like Goodall was laying down the terms for him to continue playing. I for one really like Goodall's style and his focus on character and personal responsibility for ones actions. mbmbn lmao what is he going to do about those dang dogs lol minnetar

caitlyn -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 7:43:58 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Lordandmaster There are some pretty strong signs that people don't think next year's draft class is going to be very good. If there were a JaMarcus Russell ready for 2008, you have to assume that the Browns wouldn't have given up next year's first-round pick. I think maybe the Browns just wanted to get it all done in one year ... possibly a good plan. I was just looking at this website where they were talking about the Cowboy's draft strategy. They didn't want to take Quinn, because they didn't want to undercut Tony Romo. At the same time, if Romo doesn't work out, they are in a position to get one of the QB's next year. Next year's draft may be thin, but to be honest, I would rather have Brian Brohm or Chad Henne, than either Quinn or Russell. You also have to consider John David Booty. What if he has another good year, without Jarrett and Smith. Another consideration is Darren McFadden. That guy looks like an Adrian Peterson, that isn't hurt all the time.

Lordandmaster -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 9:41:06 PM)
No doubt the Cowboys handled the whole Quinn transaction very cleverly. They may have crapped in the bed a little bit on Day 2 of this thing, but overall they made wise decisions. Edited to add: I missed this-- quote: Next year's draft may be thin, but to be honest, I would rather have Brian Brohm or Chad Henne, than either Quinn or Russell. Well, I wouldn't. Time will tell.

caitlyn -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (4/30/2007 10:01:31 PM)
I think more people should consider that JaMarcus Russell was throwing at two recievers that were first round draft choices this season, and one that will likely be selected even higher next season ... and wasn't all that spectacular at times. He may be superman, but it wasn't like he was Mr. Perfect, throwing to stiffs. Chad Henne had back-to-back strong games when Manningham was hurt, and Brian Brohm has never thrown to a receiver that could make LSU's roster.

Satyr6406 -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (5/1/2007 12:58:37 AM)
JAY! EEE! TEE! ESS! JETS! JETS! JETS!!!!! Peace and comfort, Michael

maybemaybenot -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (5/1/2007 4:17:49 AM)
I'm still not sold on the Moss deal, but I I guess Brady is. He re structured his contract to get him. http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/articles/2007/05/01/brady_deserves_a_tip_of_the_cap/ mbmbn

openmindedslave -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (5/1/2007 4:47:51 AM)
Brady Quinn created the human interest story that ESPN loves.A good looking Quarterback who seem like everytime they went to commercial break that poor guy had a camera on him. Monday our local sports station had gone through how Cleveland went about the trade of draft choices to get him.Also covered how other teams were considering making deals, but Cleveland made the best with the Cowboys. Still think , the term "franchise " player is a little far reaching. Baltimore ended up with a Heisman Trophy quarterback in the 170+ draft postion. Even with a great college year , the critics complain hes too short because he is barely 6 feet tall. Of course Baltimore drafted a quaterback named Anderson I think last year, Stuck him on the practice team and Cleveland picked him up for their team. So I guess now we will all be waiting to see which of the draft choices will be playing this year and which veterans will be on the open market.

KatyLied -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (5/1/2007 5:48:17 AM)
quote: A good looking Quarterback Especially with his shirt off....

domiguy -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (5/1/2007 6:04:24 AM)
The Pack will be back in my lifetime...The Pack will be back before I die!!!

briarrose -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (5/1/2007 6:31:14 AM)
Very true statement. fans self --b quote: ORIGINAL: KatyLied quote: A good looking Quarterback Especially with his shirt off....

maybemaybenot -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (5/1/2007 1:35:30 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: KatyLied quote: A good looking Quarterback Especially with his shirt off.... Are you still fantacizing about Jake Delhomme ? mbmbn

KatyLied -> RE: NFL Sob (or Brag) Thread (5/1/2007 2:00:36 PM)
Yes, Jake > Brady

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