Haynesworth's contract is outrageous :dunno: I don't see any team grabbing him. If Osi Umenwhatever is on the trading block, why not go for him :dunno: That guy is a sack machine...the Lions need the sacks and could afford Umenwhatever, right?:dunno:
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Haynesworth's contract is outrageous :dunno: I don't see any team grabbing him. If Osi Umenwhatever is on the trading block, why not go for him :dunno: That guy is a sack machine...the Lions need the sacks and could afford Umenwhatever, right?:dunno:
You know I love Griffin, but I think he's a reach at #6. Huge reach. They could probably get him in the 2nd.
LOL! If the Lions get Osi Umenyiora and then draft Ndamukong Suh added on to the fact that they already have Kyle Vanden Bosch, that front line will be beastly in addition to setting a record for having the most players with the most unique sounding names on a defensive line.
I shit myself just thinking about that.
However, if they get Umenyiora, they will probably draft OT Russel Okung to protect Staffords ass, so he doesn't have to beat the Browns with a dislocated shoulder again!!
If Carroll really believes that Mays is the next Ronnie Lott, than he takes Mays with #6. If Mays is more of a raw prospect, then I could see him roll the dice and try to get Mays later. Griffin has the speed and smarts to be an NFL impact player, but does he have the work ethic? The worry with drafting Griffin is that he gets the big payday and then just becomes a pampered, lazy prima donna.
The sensible PR pick is to take Mays w/6 and pay off SC and the Seattle fanbase and then hope Griffin falls into Rd 2. Maybe they get out of the 14 pick and try to add 2nd/3rd round picks and get Griffin in 2nd Rd.
If PC is going to become a "cold" GM, Coach...he could draft the "sure thing according to the experts" w/Berry and fill the gaping hole they have at Safety.
Seattle is really a mess. They need help everywhere...
I hear ya man. That is the problem with a draft that is too deep with talent. Teams have needs and it just so happens that every team that is up front have the most needs and all the positions that they have needs for are filled with some very promising talent. Honestly, this draft is pretty unpredictable. As if the Donovan McNabb thing wasn't enough to mix things up, now reportedly we have Pittsburgh talking about trade offers for Ben Rapenburger. Its madness I tell ya!:nanner:
Bear: They found no such thing. The DA found that there was not enough evidence to prosecute. That is a long way from declaring a man’s innocence.
Incidentally there was not enough evidence after the club owner erased the tapes, had his employees bleach down the rest room that night and the police, who palled around with Ben, bungled the investigation.
GibbsGrad2002
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Well let the party begin it is draft day
It's pretty disgusting what Big Ben did and all he got from the league was a suspension that is basically similar to as if he sprained an ankle.
Wow. Way to drop the hammer on this total douchebag...
Pittsburgh out to just trade him to any team for a 7th round pick or cut him. Let him be some other team/community's nightmare...
The number one pick in the draft is Sam Bradford
GibbsGrad2002
Mr. Nice gallery
Well the Rams need more than just Bradford for them to win
6.Seahawks - Russel Okung
7.Browns - Joe Haden
8.Raiders - Rolando McClain(This surprised the shit outta me...but its the raiders sooo....)
9.Bills - C.J. Spiller
7.Browns - Joe Haden
8.Raiders - Rolando McClain(This surprised the shit outta me...but its the raiders sooo....)
9.Bills - C.J. Spiller
