THE Truth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > berkeley223 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > there is buzz that RT could slide far down the > > draft if we pass at #8. > > would you guys be good with taking Floyd or D > at > > 8, then trading our #2 and 2 3s to get back in > the &g
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Phinjim Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Okay, let's not get our panties in a bunch here > ... the question is not so much on wildcat but > more so on tannehill's potential as a dual threat > passer and receiver. > > There is by the way if you think about it, an > entirely different dynamic when you have the same > guy in there wit
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cap, everyone has positives to say about Tannehill > and I do too. He appears to be one of the most > field smart QBs coming out of this draft, perhaps > second to Luck in that category. > > However, while draft gurus, former GMs, analysts > and scouts have all pointed out his positives, it &
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808phan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For a QB who isn't considered to be starting > material right away he sure gets a lot of media > attention & I'm getting really tired of it. I > surely don't want to see a desperate attempt to > draft him. If he's there at #8 and Ireland drafts > him then so be it, & if Ireland passes on him
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Crowder52 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dolph- > > Tannehill- is younger and a better scrambler for > sure as jlyell, said, > > I would bet Weeden has the slight advantage in arm > strength. > > Weeden won football games in fact he only lost one > game all season.. Tannehill lost 6... And they > played in the sa
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Odenn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > After watching our #1 wideout, the right side of > the line, and various holes on defense pop up, I > am finding little light at the end of the off > season tunnel. I usually browse and read these > forums lately while refraining from posting as of > late due to lack of time. However, I'd like to get
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have to handle your posts one at a time. > captkoi Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > But they won't be available > > Not all but most likely one because we know that > Luck and RGIII take up 2 of the first 7 spots and > that leaves five. >
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Ken Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The situation was vastly different back then to be > sure, but all one needs to know today is if a QB > has won the Heisman...don't draft him. > > Griese was always the right pick, he was very > accurate, smart, mobile enough, unselfish, and a > leader...what else could you have wanted in a QB >
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eesti Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I just got NFL Ticket for free with new > subscription to DTV. Just signed up again after 4 > years without. It cost me $8. > > Last I checked 4 months ago they wanted a $400 > deposit. Now nothing! > > Probably gonna get Sunday Ticket max for an extra > $100 so I can watch on laptop and
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dolphin1423 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Crowder52 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > captkoi- IMO the difference between picking 8 > to > > 26 or so, is going to be more about option of > > position more then difference in talent of what > > the player will bring to their respect
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And they would have said, "See we SHOULD HAVE > CHOSE STEVE SPURRIER! HE WAS THE HEISMAN WINNER." **************************************************** Chyren, sounds like you and I (and a few others) have been around the Fins for some time. I am sure you remember the situation that Miami was going
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BTW, I have never advocated trading down from no. > 8. I think it would be stupid to do so given the > talent that would be available at 8 in all > positions, Floyd, Reiff possibly, Ingram or > Coples. ********************************************************* It would depend who was available at
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Captkoi, I don't agree with your bottom line but I > respect your analysis FAR MORE than I do those > people who think that had we just drafted Matt > Ryan, we'd be contending for the SuperBowl last > year. ******************************************************* Guys, just as I asked on the other b
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Crowder52 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > captkoi- IMO the difference between picking 8 to > 26 or so, is going to be more about option of > position more then difference in talent of what > the player will bring to their respective position > on your team... ****************************************************** And the question is, and
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As to your last post, CaptKoi, on your second > list, you say that they all have question marks. > > None as big as Tanny who, even by his supporters' > reckoning, will have to sit a year just learning > the QB position to reach the point of NFL > standards while QBs that have played it for thei
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Crowder52 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > captkoi Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Crowder52 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > BNF- so your obvious source is Jed > Clampett,,,, > > I > > > could live with
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Michael Floyd, Quentin Coples, if we can get one > either Riley Reiff or Matt Kalil. If Justin > Blackmon falls or Even if Trent Richardson falls > by virtue of some other team making the mistake of > "Tanny-panicking." > > Serious answers. > > Now don't come back and say, &q
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Crowder52 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BNF- so your obvious source is Jed Clampett,,,, I > could live with 18, I think there are about 25 to > 30 elites in this draft... I would like to get 2 > picks in that top 25-30... I would like one of > those alabama defenders... either the safety or > either OLB MLB, I dont care... ********
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > but you do realize, Captkoi, that in making that > choice, you are passing on choosing a "A" grade > player at another position of need. > > Position of "need". Not passing on a luxury but > passing on a grade A player at a position of > "need." > > It's w
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rick1355 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Browns fans are not so hot for Tannehill ....... ****************************************************** Problem is they aren't the one's drafting.
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Of course, I agree with Crowder. Hokie and A & O, > you two enemies of each other, I disagree. > > I realize that the rules have made passing easier > and thus upped the necessity for a good passer. > > But it is always tempting to over-emphasize a > point. > > We can agree to
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh No! Dolphaholic! NOT ME! > > The problem you have here is that you are dealing > with an old person who was around ACTUALLY at that > time. > > It was precisely BECAUSE WOODLEY did not complete > a single pass in that SuperBowl in 1982 that we > lost that I wanted THEN a new QB. &g
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ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > OMG, we should have picked a QB! ****************************************************** <chuckle> However, we already had Griese.
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dolphaholic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Even taking a QB a year after Woodley took us to > the Super Bowl would of been chastised on a chat > board such as this. ******************************************************* Not so sure about that. As Shula said: "Woodley is an athlete playing QB, whereas Marino is a QB playing QB." (
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rick1355 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I will agree with you on that A&O. If the Phins > pick him I will be 100% for him. My concern is > that Tannehill is not worth the #8 pick. I would > prefer him somewhere close to where he belongs in > the 3rd round. ***************************************************** That would be great if
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This will be only the second time in Miami's history that they have had a #8 pick. The only other time they had one they did pretty well with it. Who was that pick? Larry Csonka. Not bad. Hope this regime can get a guy that can do as well.
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berkeley223 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > if we pick a QB in the top 10, I expect a Pro > Bowler, or I will consider him a failed pick. ************************************************************ Pro bowler? How often? Don't forget, there are a lot of great QBs in the NFL and not all of them can make the Pro Bowl. If Miami doesn't think
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There has been a lot of talk since Tebow joined the NFL about how he can't throw. I don't have the stats in front of me, but didn't he put up big numbers in college?
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