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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; The latest mock draft looks very interesting. Sedrick Ellis falls to #9 to the Bengals, which gets me thinking: the Ravens and Bengals are at #8 and #9 respectively. Since both of the teams are in the same division, wouldn't ...
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02-16-2008, 11:39 PM | #1 |
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The latest mock draft looks very interesting. Sedrick Ellis falls to #9 to the Bengals, which gets me thinking: the Ravens and Bengals are at #8 and #9 respectively. Since both of the teams are in the same division, wouldn't it make sense if the Saints and Ravens traded spots, to keep the Ravens' division rival from grabbing a high-impact player like Sedrick Ellis?
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02-17-2008, 08:07 AM | #2 |
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yes it does but are they that sold on the kid. We would have to loss a third round pick for that maove, at the least. it makes sense for the Ravens too, they may go QB and dropping back a couple of spots would save them money and they will still get that QB. Bengals are no threat.
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02-18-2008, 06:56 PM | #3 |
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You do realize Glen Dorsey and Sedrick Ellis are virtually the same size right? So I guess Dorsey is doomed too?
Todd McShay's top 25 DL's 1. Chris Long Virginia DE 6-3 1/4 266 4.80 2. Glenn Dorsey LSU DT 6-1 1/4 310 5.10 3. Sedrick Ellis USC DT 6-0 7/8 308 4.95 4. Vernon Gholston Ohio State DE 6-3 5/8 255 4.65 5. Kentwan Balmer North Carolina DT 6-4 1/2 308 5.05 6. Phillip Merling Clemson DE 6-4 3/8 275 4.71 7. Derrick Harvey Florida DE 6-4 1/2 250 4.65 8. Calais Campbell Miami DE 6-7 5/8 279 4.80 9. Lawrence Jackson USC DE 6-4 3/8 261 4.92 10. Quentin Groves Auburn DE 6-3 1/8 249 4.43 11. Pat Sims Auburn DT 6-3 7/8 310 4.96 12. Darrell Robertson Georgia Tech DE 6-3 7/8 247 4.75 13. Trevor Laws Notre Dame DT 6-0 7/8 297 5.16 14. Cliff Avril Purdue DE 6-3 252 4.70 15. Marcus Harrison Arkansas DT 6-2 3/4 310 5.05 16. Kendall Langford Hampton DE 6-5 3/8 295 4.95 17. Letroy Guion Florida State DT 6-4 1/4 297 5.17 18. Jason Jones Eastern Michigan DE 6-5 1/8 272 4.80 19. Red Bryant Texas A&M DT 6-4 3/4 326 5.05 20. Christopher Ellis Virginia Tech DE 6-4 1/4 260 4.64 21. Dre Moore Maryland DE 6-4 1/8 307 5.00 22. Demario Pressley NC State DT 6-3 1/4 300 4.85 23. Jeremy Thompson Wake Forest DE 6-4 3/8 264 4.80 24. Andre Fluellen Florida State DT 6-1 7/8 285 5.05 25. Johnny Dingle West Virginia DE 6-3 1/28 275 4.85 Updated measurements as of February 18, 2008. |
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02-18-2008, 07:57 PM | #4 |
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dats a half inch and two lbs yo!!!!!!!
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02-19-2008, 08:08 PM | #8 |
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I say yes. Ellis will be a pro bowler for years to come.
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02-19-2008, 08:22 PM | #9 |
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