zuilyas

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    Deon Bush out of Miami could be an intriguing option. He needs a big year to be considered a 1st round pick. Was injured his sophomore year, but he returned to form his junior year. He's got the size and range you look for in a FS. I highly doubt Jalen Ramsey from FSU will be an option by the time we pick in the 1st round, so that's why I bring up Bush. 

     

    Also like Bosa from OSU, but he's gonna be the 1st pick in the entire draft next year. Tyler Boyd, WR from Pitt, is a stud. Kendall Fuller from VT is another guy. Stacy Coley, WR from Miami, needs a big year, but he's got natural WR skills. Very fluid runner who looks like he's gliding down the field. Natural change of direction ability. Needs to bulk up a little. Doesn't do well with contact, but the guy is a natural. Like with Dorsett, is being totally misused at Miami. Thank you, Al Golden. Anyway, best WR prospect to come out of high school in South Florida in a while (at least in my opinion), which is saying a lot. Best WR prospect Miami has had since Andre Johnson, again in my opinion.       

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    Flacco is cool as a cucumber.  I hate that term, I don't like cucumbers, but I love pickels, I digress

     

    I agree, but cucumbers are ok if you add a ton of salt. Of course, your blood pressure will be through the roof, but it's the price we pay for such delicacies.

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    i personally saw dorsett as a first round talent because i was able to look past the system he came from and i thought his potential was very obvious and alot of others just left it at "he only ran go routes in college so thats all he can do" but i certainly dont think dorsett has the ceiling of perriman, and i think that, along with height, may have been why perriman was ranked so high and dorsett was viewed as a 2nd. id be willing to bet though, that if we traded back, then dorsett wouldve been on our board as a coveted guy

     

    I always thought that Dorsett's value, at least in my opinion, was early-mid 2nd. I guess part of it comes from what you're expecting of Dorsett. Perriman has the potential to become an elite number 1 WR, someone we've never had. I don't know if anyone is expecting Dorsett to be a number 1 guy. I think he was drafted as high as he was because his speed, in combination with his skill set, allows teams to be more creative with the plays that they run, etc. But, if we were going to take a little guy who's a speedster, I would have much rather taken Tyler Lockett in the 3rd because the value is better. I believe the Seahawks got him in the early 3rd.    

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    I was optimistic for Arthur Brown. 2 full seasons not much playing time, not even special teams.... Has me remembering how he couldn't get PT at the U although he was our top recruit. Sean spence and others out played, then he transferred back home to Kansas and went to K-state and became a tackling machine.

    Randy Shannon probably had something to do with that, in addition to others outplaying him. 

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