jeanpierre

If it wouldn't cost us so much, I would love to draft a guy who's bloodlines are as good as they get in the NFL...

Schmohams

The blood lines between Nick Toon and his father aren't very strong, but Matthews looks legit.

Beastmode

Toon was taken off the showroom floor rather quickly. I thought we might see him again but I doubt he is on this team next season to be honest.

hagan714

ok where did i put that dam thing. brb i need to drag something to the post

There now that i have all my props

1) Cap issues are best addressed thru the draft.

Trade out of round one, which given our latest road show is looking to be worth more, for additional picks in round 2 and 3

2) trade players from areas of depth for more picks and/or players you target in FA in 2015. always best to get them in that final year if you can

3) let fan fav walk in FA if you have too

Vacarro has not shown himself to be a TRUE FS. What he looks to be is a modern day SS. like Jenkins. we do not have a ball hawking hard hitting FS on this team

I am waiting for the declare list but right now i am once again wishing for multi picks on day two of the draft

"We may have lost the game, but you'll be hurting tomorrow." Doug Atkins

halloween 65

A starting caliber ILB, a starting caliber FS, I think V is going to make the best SS in the league but we need a ball hawk in the backfield. O-line needs road graders that can protect during the pass and muscle up in the run. Only if a great D player is in the 1st, I also would not mind trading our 1st for more 2nd round picks. I also would not mind another DT to go along with J. Jenkins in the later rounds, might get real lucky. We will need help moving forward in the 3-4.

exile

Pick 7 of these:

1. Jake Matthews, Texas A&M (6-5, 305, Tackle)
2. Cameron Erving, Florida State (6-5, 320, Tackle)
3. Taylor Lewan, Michigan (6-7, 315, Tackle)
4. Cyril Richardson, Baylor (6-5, 340, Guard)
5. Cyrus Kouandijio, Alabama, (6-5, 310, Tackle)
6. Cedric Ogbuehi, Texas A&M (6-5, 300, Tackle)
7. Gabe Jackson, Mississippi State (6-3, 340, Guard)
8. Seantrel Henderson, Miami (Fla.) (6-7, 345, Tackle)
9. David Yankey, Stanford (6-5, 314, Guard)
10. Tre Jackson, Florida State (6-4, 330, Guard

2014 NFL Draft Top 10: Offensive Linemen - National NFL Draft | Examiner.com

One thing I learned from drinking. You should always go Christmas caroling with a group. Oh, and always in mid-December.

Euphoria

You left out BEST PLAYER AVAILABLE>

triman

What's up w/T.Armestead??? I have heard nothing good OR bad?

hagan714

good question. given the play of the oT and the player we keep active i have to look at him as a bust yet again in 2014. he needs to see the field if he is going to worth anything to us. so till then bust in my book

hagan714

Cyril Richardson, OT/G, Baylor
still think he might pull of being a RT in the NFL. if not development replacement for the OG.

Zack Martin, G/OT, Notre Dame
not the size you want but the kid can block

Corey Robinson*, OT, South Carolina
size and athleticism to work with

Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia
my Mr. Under rated for the 2014 draft

Cameron Fleming*, OT, Stanford
sound all the way around. but you might get what you see. upside?

Wesley Johnson, OT, Vanderbilt
plug and play player all up and down the line. always need these types

moving up in round 1 is not an option in my book

"We may have lost the game, but you'll be hurting tomorrow." Doug Atkins