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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by Ashley second that and no obvious record of injuries Third that...
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Didn't watch the game and I hate Auburn... but I would give my left testicle to have Nick Farley on our line.
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While I do agree it's a mistake not to leave this year, he is coming from a family of wealth. Different strokes for different folks... I couldn't do it.
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i love this guy casey Matthews, he's fast strong and wild just like his brother and is relentless in is play,
Clay didnt go to late in the first round and look how good of a player he is now he should get defensive player of the year......casey should be just as good if not better i would pull the trigger if he is there at or pick |
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Casey runs a 4.85, and also plays MLB, and is only 6-2 235 lbs.
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Originally Posted by Danno
That's actually a slower 40 time that I've read (4.78 to 4.68). Clay's time was 4.67 and Clay also came out at 240lbs.![]()
I'm not saying he's a first rounder (or even second), but his combination of skills, intensity and work ethic are rare. He's quick to the play and could be used in many of the same ways Clay is. Now if we're talking OLB, Bruce Carter - UNC - would be a great pick! |
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