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Grayson was rated as a 4/5 rounder. Big big difference. Packers didnt have the 31st ranked defense either Its not a issue with the player as much as a issue with the pick for me. We turned down some good players to take him. I understand it,just not jumping up and down. The picks made,i have said my piece Im obviously now 100% behind him |
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I feel ya bro, but teams took alex smith before Rodgers, he almost fell to the second round. It is not an exact science, and I may be way off, but if you asked me if I could have spent #2 on MM or #75 on GG, I am taking 75 and GG |
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Listening to Hayes Pullard on NFL Network now
Really coming across as a good man and really high character. Be great versatile LB Captain of the D and called th plays |
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I'm ready for Round 3 of disappointment. God this team can not Draft before Lay into to me the proof is in the pudding. Go ahead and Defend the front office But explain why this team has the second worst amont of original draft picks in the nfl
And im not buying the cause we trade up argument or bountygate 16 out of 52 draft picks remain since 2006 and over half is from 2006 and 2014 drafts. That's Pathetic Count them up and look back and see for your self National Football League: NFL Draft History - by Team |
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Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter 44s44 seconds ago
LSU's La'el Collins, back in Baton Rouge to meet with police and undergo a paternity test Monday, is likely to be picked today, per sources. |
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Albert Breer @AlbertBreer 29s30 seconds ago
If Collins goes undrafted, a team could get creative, this year or next, with roster bonuses, etc. But rookie pool restricts that spending. Creative accounting! Mickey Loomis, come on down |
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I don't think there is any chance Collins gets drafted if I was a betting man id Almost bet the farm
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The media hacks think he wil,but it will be under no signing deal till cleared
Talks to police and paternity test monday |
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SHUT UP ROGER
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Albert Breer @AlbertBreer 3m3 minutes ago
Best case for La'El Collins, I think, is still for him to be drafted as early as possible. A number of teams mulling it. |
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ILB: Taiwan Jones, Ramik Wilson
OLB:Kwon Alexander, Jake Ryan, Davis Tull DT: Bennet, Gabe Wright, Richardson DE: Flowers, Hardison WR: Lippet, Lewis, Waller, McBride, Green OG: Tre Jackson, Josue Matias, Shaq Mason, Glowinski, Harison OT: TJ Clemings |
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Going to keep posting this list and updating
RB Ajayi, Jay Williams, Karlos Davis, Mike Langford, Jeremy Allen, Javorius Rawls, Thomas Cobb, David WR Greene, Rashad WR 5'11" 182 Florida St. 5.5 Diggs, Stefon WR 6'0" 195 Maryland 5.5 Mayle, Vince WR 6'2" 224 Washington St. 5.4 McBride, Tre WR 6'0" 210 William & Mary 5.4 Waller, Darren WR 6'6" 238 Georgia Tech 5.4 Goodley, Antwan WR 5'10" 209 Baylor 5.4 Davis, Titus WR 6'1" 196 Central Michigan 5.3 Bell, Kenny WR 6'1" 197 Nebraska 5.3 Anderson, Dres WR 6'1" 187 Utah 5.3 Lewis, Dezmin WR 6'4" 214 Central Arkansas 5.3 Lutman, Gavin WR 6'4" 201 Pittsburg St. (KS) 5.3 Crowder, Jamison WR 5'8" 185 Duke 5.3 Alford, Mario 5'8" 180 West Virginia Leslie, Jordan 6'3" 215 BYU Lippett, Tony 6'2" 192 Michigan St. Hardy, Justin 5'10" 192 East Carolina Johnson, Vernon 6'1" 190 Texas A&M-Commerce 5.2 Harper, Josh 6'1 191 Fresno St. Davis, Devante 6'3" 220 UNLV Hall, Rannell 6'0" 198 Central Florida Smelter, DeAndre 6'2" 226 Georgia Tech 5.1 Spencer, Evan 6'2" 208 Ohio St. Carter, DeAndre WR 5'10" 185 Sacramento St. 5.1 Collins, Ricky 6'0" 200 Texas A&M-Commerce 5.1 Hill, Austin 6'3" 212 Arizona TE Anderson, Rory 'Busta' TE 6'5" 244 South Carolina 5.4 Bell, Blake TE 6'6" 252 Oklahoma O'Shaughnessy, James TE 6'4" 245 Illinois St. 5.3 O'Leary, Nick TE 6'3" 252 Florida St. Pruitt, MyCole TE 6'2" 251 Southern Illinois 5.2 Boyle, Nick TE 6'4" 268 Delaware Telfer, Randall 6'4" 250 USC Koyack, Ben 6'5" 255 Notre Dame Saxton, Wes 6'3" 248 South Alabama Christian, Gerald 6'3" 244 Louisville James, Jesse 6'7" 261 Penn St. OL Collins, La'el OT 6'4" 305 LSU 6.1 Clemmings, T.J. OT 6'5" 309 Pittsburgh 5.9 Harrison, Jarvis OG 6'4" 330 Texas A&M 5.7 Jackson, Tre' OG 6'4" 330 Florida St. 5.7 Glowinski, Mark OG 6'4" 307 West Virginia 5.5 Garcia, Max C 6'4" 309 Florida 5.4 Finney, B.J. C 6'4" 318 Kansas St. 5.3 Crisp, Rob OT 6'7" 301 N.C. State 5.3 Thompson, Tyrus OT 6'5" 324 Oklahoma 5.3 Williams, Daryl OG 6'5" 327 Oklahoma 5.3 Brown, Trenton OG 6'8" 355 Florida 5.3 Donnal, Andrew OT 6'6" 313 Iowa 5.3 Fabuluje, Tayo OG 6'6" 353 TCU 5.3 Miller, Darrian OG 6'5" 307 Kentucky 5.3 Matias, Josue OG 6'5" 309 Florida St. 5.3 Dismukes, Reese C 6'3" 296 Auburn 5.3 Mason, Shaq C 6'1" 300 Georgia Tech Gallik, Andy C 6'2" 306 Boston College Douglas, Jamil OG 6'4" 304 Arizona State Shepherd, Austin OT 6'4" 315 Alabama Hamilton, Chad C 6'2" 292 Coastal Carolina Hart, Bobby OG 6'5" 329 Florida St. Kouandjio, Arie OG 6'5" 310 Alabama Defense DL Bennett, Michael DT 6'2" 293 Ohio St. Jarrett, Grady NT 6'1" 304 Clemson Hardison, Marcus DE 6'3" 307 Arizona State Richardson, Bobby DT 6'3" 283 Indiana Wright, Gabe DT 6'3" 300 Auburn Flowers, Trey DE 6'2" 266 Arkansas Davison, Tyeler DT 6'2" 316 Fresno St. Buckley, Quayshawne DT 6'3" 305 Idaho Smith, Za'Darius DE 6'4" 274 Kentucky Philon, Darius DT 6'1" 298 Arkansas Chickillo, Anthony DE 6'3" 267 Miami Parry, David NT 6'1" 308 Stanford Covington, Christian DT 6'2" 289 Rice Lott, Derrick DT 6'4" 314 Tennessee-Chattanooga Walton, Leterrius DT 6'5" 319 Central Michigan Gwacham, Obum DE 6'5" 246 Oregon St. Trinca-Pasat, Louis DT 6'1" 290 Iowa Nunez-Roches, Rakeem DT 6'2" 307 Southern Miss Irving, David DT 6'7" 272 Iowa St. Wagenmann, Zack DE 6'3" 247 Montana Walls, Davon DT 6'7" 290 Dubose, B.J. DE 6'4" 284 Louisville Drew, Ray DE 6'5" 284 Georgia Reed, Cedric DE 6'5" 269 Texas Castleman, James NT 6'2" 300 Oklahoma St. Eulls, Kaleb DT 6'4" 295 Mississippi St. Blackson, Angelo DT 6'4" 318 Auburn Slater, Tory DT 6'5" 290 West Georgia Williams, DeShawn DT 6'1" 295 Clemson Surratt, J.T. DT 6'1" 304 South Carolina Ifedi, Martin DE 6'3" 275 Memphis Trail, Lynden DE 6'7" 269 Norfolk St. Williams, Xavier DT 6'2" 309 Northern Iowa LB Alexander, Kwon OLB 6'1" 227 LSU Wilson, Ramik ILB 6'2" 237 Georgia Emanuel, Kyle OLB 6'3" 255 North Dakota St. Tull, Davis OLB 6'2" 246 Tennessee-Chattanooga Jones, Taiwan ILB 6'3" 245 Michigan St. Sylvestre, Junior OLB 6'0" 222 Toledo Valles, Max OLB 6'5" 251 Virginia Ryan, Jake OLB 6'2" 240 Michigan Fua, Alani OLB 6'5" 238 BYU Spaight, Martrell OLB 6'0" 236 Arkansas Heeney, Ben ILB 6'0" 231 Kansas Pullard, Hayes ILB 6'0" 240 USC Herrera, Amarlo ILB 6'1" 244 Georgia Hull, Mike OLB 6'0" 237 Penn St. Wilson, Damien ILB 6'0" 245 Minnesota Mount, Deiontrez OLB 6'5" 243 Louisville CB Gaines, Charles CB 5'10" 180 Louisville Ekpre-Olomu, Ifo CB 5'9" 192 Oregon Shaw, Josh CB 6'0" 201 USC Grant, Doran CB 5'10" 200 Ohio St. McCain, Bobby CB 5'9" 195 Memphis Hill, Troy CB 5'10" 182 Oregon Shepherd, JaCorey CB 5'11" 199 Kansas Doss, Lorenzo CB 5'10" 182 Tulane Swann, Damian CB 6'0" 189 Georgia Roberts, Darryl CB 6'0" 182 Marshall Marshall, Nick CB 6'1" 207 Auburn Callahan, Bryce CB 5'10" 185 Rice Safety Smith, Derron FS 5'10" 200 Fresno St. Harris, Anthony SS 6'1" 183 Virginia Amos, Adrian FS 6'0" 218 Penn St. Drummond, Kurtis FS 6'1" 208 Michigan St. Claiborne, Imoan S 5'11" 187 Northwestern St. (LA) Celiscar, Donald S 5'11" 194 Western Michigan Holliman, Gerod FS 6'0" 218 Louisville |
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Flowers is gone. Pats with nice pick
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Carolina traded up?
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taken guard Daryl Wiliams
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@AdamSchefter 14s14 seconds ago
One team that was strongly considering picking La'el Collins today now has changed its thinking. Going to pass. Now anything possible. |
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Another massive reach from Carolina
gave up 4/5/7th |
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Nick Underhill @nick_underhill 21s22 seconds ago
ESPN's saying Collins can't enter the draft next year. So... I dunno. |
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until the police dept clear him is taken care of nobody is gonna touch the guy look at the guys drop because of alittle dope
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langford Bears
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Justin hardy clowns
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TEN drafts FB in 4th?
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Yeah Fowler the Bama FB
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value for Vikes there
Clemmings in 4th |
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Patriots just nabbed tre Jackson too
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Brown and Jackson were great value picks for them. The Pats always make a few head scratching picks, but when they hit... well, that's why they're consistent winners.
Some other of my favorite picks this draft... Lockett(Seattle), Cann(Jacksonville), Shelton(Browns), Dupree(Pitt), Flowers(NE). There's a couple more but those are the ones off the top of my head. |
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And Kouandjio gone
3 good OL players gone |
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Kouandjio just gone
Shame we had to give up that 4th. Good players still on board here |
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Gabe Wright damn
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I really would like to see Kwon Alexander OLB and Antwan Goodley WR Baylor in the 5th. Jermauria Rasco DE in the 6th,Mitch Bell LATech OG in the 7th. Maybe change the 7th to La'el Collins. It won't hurt to take a chance in the 7th.
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Ajayi, Jay Williams, Karlos Davis, Mike Allen, Javorius Rawls, Thomas Cobb, David WR Greene, Rashad WR 5'11" 182 Florida St. 5.5 Diggs, Stefon WR 6'0" 195 Maryland 5.5 Mayle, Vince WR 6'2" 224 Washington St. 5.4 McBride, Tre WR 6'0" 210 William & Mary 5.4 Waller, Darren WR 6'6" 238 Georgia Tech 5.4 Goodley, Antwan WR 5'10" 209 Baylor 5.4 Davis, Titus WR 6'1" 196 Central Michigan 5.3 Bell, Kenny WR 6'1" 197 Nebraska 5.3 Anderson, Dres WR 6'1" 187 Utah 5.3 Lewis, Dezmin WR 6'4" 214 Central Arkansas 5.3 Lutman, Gavin WR 6'4" 201 Pittsburg St. (KS) 5.3 Alford, Mario 5'8" 180 West Virginia Leslie, Jordan 6'3" 215 BYU Lippett, Tony 6'2" 192 Michigan St. Johnson, Vernon 6'1" 190 Texas A&M-Commerce 5.2 Harper, Josh 6'1 191 Fresno St. Davis, Devante 6'3" 220 UNLV Hall, Rannell 6'0" 198 Central Florida Smelter, DeAndre 6'2" 226 Georgia Tech 5.1 Spencer, Evan 6'2" 208 Ohio St. Carter, DeAndre WR 5'10" 185 Sacramento St. 5.1 Collins, Ricky 6'0" 200 Texas A&M-Commerce 5.1 Hill, Austin 6'3" 212 Arizona TE Anderson, Rory 'Busta' TE 6'5" 244 South Carolina 5.4 Bell, Blake TE 6'6" 252 Oklahoma O'Shaughnessy, James TE 6'4" 245 Illinois St. 5.3 O'Leary, Nick TE 6'3" 252 Florida St. Pruitt, MyCole TE 6'2" 251 Southern Illinois 5.2 Boyle, Nick TE 6'4" 268 Delaware Telfer, Randall 6'4" 250 USC Koyack, Ben 6'5" 255 Notre Dame Saxton, Wes 6'3" 248 South Alabama Christian, Gerald 6'3" 244 Louisville James, Jesse 6'7" 261 Penn St. OL Collins, La'el OT 6'4" 305 LSU 6.1 Harrison, Jarvis OG 6'4" 330 Texas A&M 5.7 Glowinski, Mark OG 6'4" 307 West Virginia 5.5 Garcia, Max C 6'4" 309 Florida 5.4 Finney, B.J. C 6'4" 318 Kansas St. 5.3 Crisp, Rob OT 6'7" 301 N.C. State 5.3 Thompson, Tyrus OT 6'5" 324 Oklahoma 5.3 Brown, Trenton OG 6'8" 355 Florida 5.3 Donnal, Andrew OT 6'6" 313 Iowa 5.3 Fabuluje, Tayo OG 6'6" 353 TCU 5.3 Miller, Darrian OG 6'5" 307 Kentucky 5.3 Matias, Josue OG 6'5" 309 Florida St. 5.3 Dismukes, Reese C 6'3" 296 Auburn 5.3 Mason, Shaq C 6'1" 300 Georgia Tech Gallik, Andy C 6'2" 306 Boston College Douglas, Jamil OG 6'4" 304 Arizona State Shepherd, Austin OT 6'4" 315 Alabama Hamilton, Chad C 6'2" 292 Coastal Carolina Hart, Bobby OG 6'5" 329 Florida St. Defense DL Bennett, Michael DT 6'2" 293 Ohio St. Jarrett, Grady NT 6'1" 304 Clemson Hardison, Marcus DE 6'3" 307 Arizona State Richardson, Bobby DT 6'3" 283 Indiana Davison, Tyeler DT 6'2" 316 Fresno St. Buckley, Quayshawne DT 6'3" 305 Idaho Smith, Za'Darius DE 6'4" 274 Kentucky Philon, Darius DT 6'1" 298 Arkansas Chickillo, Anthony DE 6'3" 267 Miami Parry, David NT 6'1" 308 Stanford Covington, Christian DT 6'2" 289 Rice Lott, Derrick DT 6'4" 314 Tennessee-Chattanooga Walton, Leterrius DT 6'5" 319 Central Michigan Gwacham, Obum DE 6'5" 246 Oregon St. Trinca-Pasat, Louis DT 6'1" 290 Iowa Nunez-Roches, Rakeem DT 6'2" 307 Southern Miss Irving, David DT 6'7" 272 Iowa St. Wagenmann, Zack DE 6'3" 247 Montana Walls, Davon DT 6'7" 290 Dubose, B.J. DE 6'4" 284 Louisville Drew, Ray DE 6'5" 284 Georgia Reed, Cedric DE 6'5" 269 Texas Castleman, James NT 6'2" 300 Oklahoma St. Eulls, Kaleb DT 6'4" 295 Mississippi St. Slater, Tory DT 6'5" 290 West Georgia Williams, DeShawn DT 6'1" 295 Clemson Surratt, J.T. DT 6'1" 304 South Carolina Ifedi, Martin DE 6'3" 275 Memphis Trail, Lynden DE 6'7" 269 Norfolk St. Williams, Xavier DT 6'2" 309 Northern Iowa LB Alexander, Kwon OLB 6'1" 227 LSU Wilson, Ramik ILB 6'2" 237 Georgia Emanuel, Kyle OLB 6'3" 255 North Dakota St. Tull, Davis OLB 6'2" 246 Tennessee-Chattanooga Jones, Taiwan ILB 6'3" 245 Michigan St. Sylvestre, Junior OLB 6'0" 222 Toledo Valles, Max OLB 6'5" 251 Virginia Ryan, Jake OLB 6'2" 240 Michigan Fua, Alani OLB 6'5" 238 BYU Spaight, Martrell OLB 6'0" 236 Arkansas Heeney, Ben ILB 6'0" 231 Kansas Pullard, Hayes ILB 6'0" 240 USC Herrera, Amarlo ILB 6'1" 244 Georgia Hull, Mike OLB 6'0" 237 Penn St. Wilson, Damien ILB 6'0" 245 Minnesota Mount, Deiontrez OLB 6'5" 243 Louisville CB Gaines, Charles CB 5'10" 180 Louisville Ekpre-Olomu, Ifo CB 5'9" 192 Oregon Shaw, Josh CB 6'0" 201 USC Grant, Doran CB 5'10" 200 Ohio St. McCain, Bobby CB 5'9" 195 Memphis Hill, Troy CB 5'10" 182 Oregon Shepherd, JaCorey CB 5'11" 199 Kansas Doss, Lorenzo CB 5'10" 182 Tulane Swann, Damian CB 6'0" 189 Georgia Roberts, Darryl CB 6'0" 182 Marshall Marshall, Nick CB 6'1" 207 Auburn Callahan, Bryce CB 5'10" 185 Rice Safety Smith, Derron FS 5'10" 200 Fresno St. Harris, Anthony SS 6'1" 183 Virginia Amos, Adrian FS 6'0" 218 Penn St. Drummond, Kurtis FS 6'1" 208 Michigan St. Claiborne, Imoan S 5'11" 187 Northwestern St. (LA) Celiscar, Donald S 5'11" 194 Western Michigan Holliman, Gerod FS 6'0" 218 Louisville |
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Douglas, Jamil OG 6'4" 304 Arizona State
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Bake Bell TE 49ers
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Ramik Wilson Chiefs
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Hopefully Grady Jarrett in the 5th
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