Mock Draft Thread

No, you do not have your own opinion. Literally, any time you say something, you're echoing Collin.

I'm not going to speculate on the draft, since, just like you, I don't know enough to say. No one really listens to you. I'm not dissing you for disagreeing w Magnus. But pretty much everyone on this board outclasses you, so it's irritating to see you tell anyone they don't get it. You don't get it. Just on principle alone.

Do I agree with you that drafting OL is not a bad idea? Sure! ANd I like the thought of continuing to be aggressive while addressing the offense. I just also think you're a world class moron for inferring that it would be a good idea to ignore defense altogether, even if it means "trading back a few spots" to take a guard.

You're actually suggesting we ignore a good defensive player, and TRADE BACK FOR THE SAKE of drafting a player that could have far less impact in the first round, for the sake of it being on offense.

You're a fucking clown.

 

hahaha hilarious!

 

You have an obsession with me, seek help.

 

Today's the deadline for underclassmen to declare for the draft.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/20...raft.early.entrants/index.html?sct=nfl_bf2_a8

 

Oregon QB Darron Thomas to enter NFL draft. Probably a mistake.
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/coll...b-darron-thomas-to-enter-nfl-draft/52567214/1

 

Please don't quote Purrsecutioner.

 

seeing a few teams do well with the option might create copycats, as that's how the league goes. But I still only really see it being successful by starting QBs who want to run, who do it in a limited form, and have experience correctly reading the pitch and executing it. You find the first guy who fucks up a pitch, and you don't want to be that guy.

There's always a chance that some teams dust the wildcat off, and use the option run or pass type reads in wildcat, but that still doesn't seem to be strategically the way to go. You're not going to see Matt Ryan run it often, so you could get this goober and run it twice a game, but I still don't see that as viable. If that gets a guy like Thomas a job, good for him, but this was foolish.

At the least, it's interesting that some of these potential option QBs have size.

 

Thomas knows he won't be picked highly, he just didn't want to compete for the Oregon job next season and probably needs to make some money.


As for the Panthers, I'm still wanting to trade 8/9 for Mario Williams.

 

What are you gonna pay him with?

 

wait - isn't Mario a free agent?