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Ok, it's not really necessary to add the 'special teams' tag on anyone drafted that doesn't project as a starter. We all know how it works.

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1 minute ago, Mopreme said:

Kelvin Harmon, WR, North Carolina State

Preston Williams, WR, Colorado State

Emmanuel Hall, WR, Missouri

 

Any of these receivers since we currently have Zay Jones as our #1 which is pretty pathetic.   Oh, wait, we have John Brown who will probably get injured or the little white guy from Dallas.  Wait a minute, we have Duke Williams, the miracle man from Canada!!!

 

If you think Zay Jones is our number 1. Sorry for your WR evaluations. 

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8 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

 

 

Doesnt really matter. Johnson is strictly a safety in the NFL. 

And yet he couldn’t be kept off the field on a very good team. Just gotta trust McD on this one. He is a DB whisperer. TW, MH, JP, EJG, Levi Wallace, Taron Johnson - great track record with DBs.

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9 minutes ago, Mopreme said:

Another lackluster pick.  A lot of talent left including some who have a chance to compete for a starting position.  This guy's only chance is special teams and then practice squad.  

I only pick day 1 starters with 6th round picks.

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2 minutes ago, Mopreme said:

Kelvin Harmon, WR, North Carolina State

Preston Williams, WR, Colorado State

Emmanuel Hall, WR, Missouri

 

Any of these receivers since we currently have Zay Jones as our #1 which is pretty pathetic.   Oh, wait, we have John Brown who will probably get injured or the little white guy from Dallas.  Wait a minute, we have Duke Williams, the miracle man from Canada!!!

Foster, Brown, Jones and Beasley aren't too bad a group of WR. Mock if you want, but it's fairly solid.

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4 minutes ago, d_wag said:

I thought neal showed very well as a rookie, core ST guy who showed well when given limited D snaps, would be disappointing to cut a guy like that one year in to his rookie deal

 

Yes. And Neal too is a very big hitter.

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1 minute ago, IgotBILLStopay said:

And yet he couldn’t be kept off the field on a very good team. Just gotta trust McD on this one. He is a DB whisperer. TW, MH, JP, EJG, Levi Wallace, Taron Johnson - great track record with DBs.

 

Just posted the RAS as it points to my point that he isn’t a CB or NB. He is a Safety in the NFL

2 minutes ago, Mopreme said:

who is our #1 then, Einstein?  

 

Robert Foster. (just watch)

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9 minutes ago, Rocket94 said:

Special teams are a vital part of a team! People tend to forget that.

They really aren't that vital after the kicker. The rules have made returns rare and you can find a #6 WR or #10 DB anywhere to play on teams.

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1 minute ago, Ethan in Portland said:

Slow. Small. Religious. 

Waste of a pick but at this point these are all marginal guys.

No WR or pass rusher to develop yet. But at least they aren't taking unathletic guards with no hope of making the team.

 

Why the shot at him for his religious conviction?

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11 minutes ago, Rocket94 said:

A vital part of the "process" Just ask Steve Tasker and Mark Pike!

 

Its not 1992 anymore. Grab two top notch kickers (I’m fine paying for them!) and don’t fumble returns or allow blocked kicks and you are a solid special teams. No ones winning games with returns or coverage. 

This one just feels a bit like proehl last year. Don’t love it but oh well. Rare to love a guy this late.

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1 minute ago, klos63 said:

Foster, Brown, Jones and Beasley aren't too bad a group of WR. Mock if you want, but it's fairly solid.

 

This is true.

 

What's also true, is that we do not have a genuine #1 WR.

 

What isn't true, is that you pick those guys up all the time, most of the way through day 3 of the draft.

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