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Thank you. It was an absolute must, and as will I. The Titans are a true wildcard coming into the season. They've shored up the OL and WR corps. As long as Chris Johnson shows up for more than a handful of games, Locker should be in an ideal scenario, and will likely be one of two key determining factors in their success or lack thereof, along with their defense.

I forgot all about Rodney Hudson. Terrific pick.

Thank you. Out of that group, Scott Chandler's the only player with questionable speed, but I feel like I've surrounded him enough of it otherwise to offset his lack of down the field ability and allow him to utilize his 6'7 frame to be a sizable target in the middle. I don't expect Jake Locker to magically develop into a top tier passer, so surrounding him with capable YAC WRs felt like a must. Both Steve Smith and Darrius Heyward-Bey were within the Top 15 in forced missed tackles at their position in 2012, and Cordarrelle Patterson made a living in this department in Tennessee, so the quick slants and underneath screens should be of help in getting and keeping Locker in rhythm. C.J. Spiller will figure into the passing game as well, being one of the better, if not one of the best receiving RBs last season. That being said, the Offense will likely revolve around #28. This should keep Locker from having forcing to force his hand in order for this side of the ball to be successful.

lol I wish I could, but I would've failed the deadline. It's up.

My apologies then. It's difficult to tell tone over text, you know? So I figured it was a serious remark. Sorry.

By many, are you referring to the roughly three or so members who've inquired about it? The, "begging," is an overstatement of its own. The roster page will be up by tomorrow.

Thank you. I made the front seven a priority from the first pick on and it's coming together nicely at this point.

The pick is in. Branch had a down season compared to his 2011 performance, but he still fared very well outside of their first match up with San Francisco. It was a difficult game to watch, but to his defense, their entire Defensive Line was dominated that day from what I remember. That being said, Branch is 28 with little tread on the tires, and has had several solid seasons under his belt. He'll man the middle between JJ Watt and Richard Seymour.

Triple.

Ha. That's a neat coincidence. And thank you.

Thank you. I was actually surprised that he was bypassed in this last round, as I wanted to take him in the round before, but I decided to gamble on him still being there and was glad that it worked out.

The pick is in. Chandler did suffer an ACL tear late in the season, but he's on pace to be a full participant in Training Camp, and developed into a solid option in the passing game for Buffalo. He's not spectacular, but with the weapons around him, he likely won't have to be. He'll give Locker a big target in the middle of the field.

Both, though more the latter. But mostly because I haven't listened much to him, so it's not a matter of preference but experience, rather.

Been rocking out to Lupe Fiasco, John Legend - Never Forget You due to the current circumstances.

He does. It's just that I was asked by nflfan123 to post this message.

Just wanted to give everyone a heads up in that nflfan123 will no longer be with us. His NFL team will be taken over by 5superbowlsandproud.

You and me both. That he did, and I agree about how well he complements the other two.

Love the Sanu selection, by the way. He was by far one of my top WRs left.

That he has, which makes this selection a risky one, for sure. It wouldn't shock me neither. I just didn't see anyone else on the board that could fit both fronts as well as Seymour who's as dominant when playing. If that makes sense.

From what I've read, he's reiterated his desire to continue playing, but he's unwilling to accept a low, likely veteran minimum contract. I see him signing on with a team after Training Camp, especially if an injury arises, a la Dwight Freeny following Melvin Ingram's ACL tear.

It's a significant risk to draft another player who could consider retirement if not signed, but I just didn't see anybody on the board who could be plugged into both 3-4 and 4-3 fronts without a learning curve. Richard Seymour is still a dominant force on the field, and since this is a hypothetical team with no salary cap, he could be given whatever figure he requires. He should have an easier time finding one on ones with the OL accounting for JJ Watt.

My pick will be in shortly.

If it makes you feel any better, I was really hoping that Bradley Fletcher would still be there. Very solid pick on your end. Agree with everything said about Heyward-Bey.

lol Sorry. Heyward-Bey will likely develop into a number one, but he's shown some promise over the past two seasons, enough to trust him with my 3rd WR role. He's cut down on his drops from his first two years, and has been surprisingly elusive in the open field, forcing 10 missed tackles in 2012, which was tied for 15th best at his position with players like Victor Cruz and Steve Smith. It's also encouraging to hear that he's continuously impressed in Indianapolis.

Thank you. That he has. Abraham was on the field for 806 snaps this season, which was more than players like Greg Hardy, Cliff Avril, Julius Peppers and Chandler Jones, but it certainly would help to have a capable player spelling him. And I agree wholeheartedly with the last comment.