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***OFFICIAL 2009 NFL DRAFT*** (2 Viewers)

I think someone could have made a lot of money prior to the season, or even any time during the season, betting that Clay Matthews would go ahead of Rey Maualuga.
That Crabtree would not be the first WR off the board would have pulled a lot more coin.
Not really. That was the least surprising bad pick in this draft.
"prior to the season, or even any time during the season"
Excuse me for not reading. :football:
 
and what a shock, Patriots load up with two more great players that fit perfectly into their system. How many years do we need to see the same blueprint.....trade down and get lots of picks between 35 and 50 and then just maneuver around to grab exactly the players that fit your system.Every year these guys do it and no other team (despite their huge success every year) follows suit. It's simply amazing.
:football: This had to have been their plan all along, and they're very prepared to dominate Rounds 2 and 3. This year the draft is full of 2nd / 3rd tier talent, so this made total sense.The question is, is any other GM taking notes? Anyone? Several did make pre-draft moves (PHI, KC, CHI) but still........and then there is DEN and OAK.
 
Brace will platoon nicely with Vince and keep him fresh. They will still be looking to lock up Vince with a new deal and I don't think this has any bearing on that. The Chung and Butler picks upgrade the secondary, now for a LB and OL/WR/RB to round out the first 3 rounds.

 
I would expect the Pats to TRADE UP again with the #58 pick to get their OLB. They have 4 3rd round picks. I cant see them making all of those picks.
I would want this, but when you're predicting the Patriots to draft a Day 1 OLB, you're in uncharted water. I hope they get someone though.Another guy I wouldn't mind seeing is Shady as a quasi-Kevin Faulk replacement. Pretty old backfield.
I'm thinking now that the Pats could actually sit and go a number of ways with #58 depending on who is there. I would think the following would be on their radar with 15 picks before their next pick:William BeattyConnar BarwinPat WhiteWho else might they target?
 
Is it me, or are there fewer DEs taken early this year than normal?

Maybe it is all the teams switching to 3-4?

 
Bri said:
MSULions said:
exactly, there are 4 or 5 guys i would be ecstatic to see fall to them. They've done well so far. They'll get a 1st round talent at 33 easily...
they're doing real well
Could even stay on offense and get an o-lineman. Not a bad idea to get your franchise QB a receiver/blocker in Pettigrew and a solid G or C for the next 10 years.
3 OL I like from Oklahoma are still available
 
and what a shock, Patriots load up with two more great players that fit perfectly into their system. How many years do we need to see the same blueprint.....trade down and get lots of picks between 35 and 50 and then just maneuver around to grab exactly the players that fit your system.Every year these guys do it and no other team (despite their huge success every year) follows suit. It's simply amazing.
The Colts have also been great at doing this over the last 10 years or so, consistently only selecting guys that fit their system, not getting drawn in by measurables and maneuvering up and down in the lower first and early second round. It's no coincidence that they have arguably been the two best teams in the league this decade.
 
I would expect the Pats to TRADE UP again with the #58 pick to get their OLB. They have 4 3rd round picks. I cant see them making all of those picks.
I would want this, but when you're predicting the Patriots to draft a Day 1 OLB, you're in uncharted water. I hope they get someone though.Another guy I wouldn't mind seeing is Shady as a quasi-Kevin Faulk replacement. Pretty old backfield.
I'm thinking now that the Pats could actually sit and go a number of ways with #58 depending on who is there. I would think the following would be on their radar with 15 picks before their next pick:William BeattyConnar BarwinPat WhiteWho else might they target?
Pat White - great call. He could be the second coming of Troy Brown
 
and what a shock, Patriots load up with two more great players that fit perfectly into their system.

How many years do we need to see the same blueprint.....trade down and get lots of picks between 35 and 50 and then just maneuver around to grab exactly the players that fit your system.

Every year these guys do it and no other team (despite their huge success every year) follows suit. It's simply amazing.
The Colts have also been great at doing this over the last 10 years or so, consistently only selecting guys that fit their system, not getting drawn in by measurables and maneuvering up and down in the lower first and early second round. It's no coincidence that they have arguably been the two best teams in the league this decade.
Sorry, no. The Patriots are clearly #1. But the Steelers are #2, ahead of Indy at this point.
 
Is there a free website I can read up on Ziggy Hood?
Evander Hood, Missouri Height: 6-3. Weight: 300. Projected 40 Time: 4.94. Combine 40 Time: 4.91. Pro Day 40 Time: DNP. Benchx225: 35. Vertical: 34.5. Projected Round (2009): 1-2. 1/10/09: Qualifying for the All-Big XII First Team, Evander Hood had seven TFL, five sacks and 12 quarterback hurries. 11/23/08: "Ziggy" Hood has 47 tackles, six TFL and four sacks through 11 games this season. Not bad for a defensive tackle. 5/9/08: Earned an All-Big XII honorable mention with 4.5 sacks, eight tackles for loss and five pass break-ups in 14 starts.
 
I would expect the Pats to TRADE UP again with the #58 pick to get their OLB. They have 4 3rd round picks. I cant see them making all of those picks.
I would want this, but when you're predicting the Patriots to draft a Day 1 OLB, you're in uncharted water. I hope they get someone though.Another guy I wouldn't mind seeing is Shady as a quasi-Kevin Faulk replacement. Pretty old backfield.
I'm thinking now that the Pats could actually sit and go a number of ways with #58 depending on who is there. I would think the following would be on their radar with 15 picks before their next pick:William BeattyConnar BarwinPat WhiteWho else might they target?
Pat White - great call. He could be the second coming of Troy Brown
Add Max Unger and Jarron Gilbert to the above list.
 
I would expect the Pats to TRADE UP again with the #58 pick to get their OLB. They have 4 3rd round picks. I cant see them making all of those picks.
I would want this, but when you're predicting the Patriots to draft a Day 1 OLB, you're in uncharted water. I hope they get someone though.Another guy I wouldn't mind seeing is Shady as a quasi-Kevin Faulk replacement. Pretty old backfield.
I'm thinking now that the Pats could actually sit and go a number of ways with #58 depending on who is there. I would think the following would be on their radar with 15 picks before their next pick:William BeattyConnar BarwinPat WhiteWho else might they target?
Pat White - great call. He could be the second coming of Troy Brown
Never mind - he's a 'phin
 
Pat White is a cool pick for the Dolphins. The Wildcat will not just be a gimick play this year, they will use it regularly in their offense..

 
Sanchez in White come into the AFC East...oh yeah and some guy named Terrell Owens. This is becoming a much more entertaining division.

 
Brace will platoon nicely with Vince and keep him fresh. They will still be looking to lock up Vince with a new deal and I don't think this has any bearing on that. The Chung and Butler picks upgrade the secondary, now for a LB and OL/WR/RB to round out the first 3 rounds.
The Patriots have been trying to fill the backup Nose Tackle position for a while now and the Titus Adams' of the world just haven't worked. They needed to protect themselves against a Wilfork injury or contract fiasco.Chung will be a good in the box safety and Butler will help to fill out the Cornerback depth.
 
Panthers gave up a 1st round pick next year for Everette Brown....wow.....teams must really hate their 1st rounders next year :no: (and most experts think this year's draft is horrible compared to next years)

 

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