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Re: 2016 NFL Draft
DIR By: WshflThinking
Date: March 14, 2016, 9:33 pm
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The injury question may make Jack drop. I like Jack. I wouldn't
be upset were he the pick at #11. But I still prefer that stud
DE to make the bookend complete
There are other players that wouldn't make my head scratch such
as the best CB. But Jack is so versatile much like Urlacker was.
Jack could play safety. Jaylen Smith (pre-injury) was another
versatile player.
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Re: 2016 NFL Draft
DIR By: boogie
Date: March 15, 2016, 9:03 am
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I don't see this happening:
HTML http://www.nfl.com/draft/2016/mock-drafts/daniel-jeremiah/300606?campaign=tw-nn-sf22576420-sf22576420
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Re: 2016 NFL Draft
DIR By: WshflThinking
Date: March 15, 2016, 12:35 pm
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No, I don't see Wentz falling to the Bears. If he did I might
see a trade down. And Lynch was also still on the board till 25.
I dont see that happening either. I really expect Wentz to be
picked by Cleveland at #2
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Re: 2016 NFL Draft
DIR By: navigator
Date: March 15, 2016, 12:43 pm
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If Wentz were to fall that far, I can see us taking him.
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Re: 2016 NFL Draft
DIR By: boogie
Date: March 15, 2016, 1:11 pm
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I would take him, and let him develop a bit.
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Re: 2016 NFL Draft
DIR By: Dave23
Date: March 15, 2016, 1:30 pm
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Would you say the same for Goff if he fell to #11?
What about Ezekiel Elliott?
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Re: 2016 NFL Draft
DIR By: Dave23
Date: March 15, 2016, 2:01 pm
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I just ran a mock where the Bears got Buckner in the 1st and
Derrick Henry in the 2nd.
I'd consider that a home run.
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Re: 2016 NFL Draft
DIR By: dallasbear
Date: March 15, 2016, 2:27 pm
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Tunsil, Myles and Elliott are the top rated draft prospects (in
that order). But all the QBs have an equal rank to A'Shawn
Robinson.
Myles sounds like the next Derrick Brooks - do you think he can
project to 3-4 OLB?
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Re: 2016 NFL Draft
DIR By: boogie
Date: March 15, 2016, 2:43 pm
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I haven't seen much of Goff, or read much about him either so I
don't know. Elliott is supposed to be a stud RB. That would be
a tough choice to make.
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Re: 2016 NFL Draft
DIR By: boogie
Date: March 15, 2016, 3:00 pm
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Goff:
Pros Special arm talent. Can throw it a mile and drive it
anywhere on the field Surgical accuracy stemming from superb
accuracy. Puts the ball on a dime with touch Lightning quick
release. Compact throwing motion, ball comes out clean and with
zip Ball jumps out of his hand like few others. Effortlessly
slings from sideline to sideline Mental makeup of franchise
quarterback. Tough, great leader, short memory, competitor
Prototypical height and size Superb ball placement. Hits
receivers in stride; puts ball where only his guy can get it
High football IQ, film room rat, can read defenses pre and post
snap Can manipulate defense with eyes Above average athleticism;
can move outside the pocket and make plays with legs Experienced
three year starter. Durable; never missed a game Increased Cal's
wins from one to five to eight in his three years - See more at:
HTML http://nfldraftgeek.com/jaredgoff-nfldraftscoutingreport.html#sthash.Xw8gi66X.dpuf
Cons Has tendency to make up his mind pre-snap and force throws
Can be overconfident in his arm strength and force ball into
impossible windows Will need to adjust from "Bear Raid" offense
in college to pro-style NFL system Lined up exclusively out of
the shotgun. Lacks experience dropping back from under center -
See more at:
HTML http://nfldraftgeek.com/jaredgoff-nfldraftscoutingreport.html#sthash.Xw8gi66X.dpuf
Overall Jared Goff is the number one overall player in the 2016
NFL Draft not just because he is the best quarterback, but
because of his outstanding physical and mental talent which made
him such a prolific signal caller at the college level. As an 18
year old kid Goff was handed the keys to a broken-down Cal
football program, but turned things around 180 degrees over the
course of his three years. Cal threw him into the fire and won
just one game in Goff's true freshman season, but the young
quarterback did not shrink back amidst adversity and went on to
lead Cal to five wins the next year and eight as a junior; all
the while racking up record-setting passing statistics. As far
as his arm talent goes, there isn't a throw Goff can't make with
ease. The ball comes out of his hand with marked zip and his
throwing motion is as effortless as you can imagine. Goff also
stands out above his peers in his ability to put touch and loft
on the ball. Strength, accuracy, touch; he can do it all and is
surgical when on a roll. None of Goff's weaknesses are of a
physical nature, and we are not concerned about his future
development based on the progressive improvement he showed
throughout his Cal career. Even when Goff made some bad
decisions, he's shown a short memory and the ability to learn
from his mistakes. Jared Goff stands to be the biggest
difference maker from the 2016 NFL Draft and should become a
perennial Pro Bowl quarterback; just so long as he doesn't end
up in Cleveland. - See more at:
HTML http://nfldraftgeek.com/jaredgoff-nfldraftscoutingreport.html#sthash.Xw8gi66X.dpuf
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