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  • He was the most dominant player in the national championship game, and that field was loaded with talent.

  • Most impressive besides arriving to the ball with an attitude is the fact he reads plays so well and knows his assignment when he sniffs it out. I have always suspected he spends hours watching tape of his opponents up next, something I would expect from a great pro player.

  • Pyscho attack on the hospital , check ......dilute sample with bullshit story, check.......You all seriously want to waste another high pick for a suspended couch potato?? Screw that.

  • Update: The follow up interview segment on NFL LIve was a pretty bland repeat with Wendy Nix subbing for Trey Wingo, who was traveling to Philly, and then a board session with Mark May... who did all the talking.

    Added just enough to put him all the way back on my board. He's my pick at 12, if he's there. Only Adams and Thomas, in that order, would beat him out for that pick.

  • Update: The follow up interview segment on NFL LIve was a pretty bland repeat with Wendy Nix subbing for Trey Wingo, who was traveling to Philly, and then a board session with Mark May... who did all the talking.

    Added just enough to put him all the way back on my board. He's my pick at 12, if he's there. Only Adams and Thomas, in that order, would beat him out for that pick.

    @tour2ma said:

    Update: The follow up interview segment on NFL LIve was a pretty bland repeat with Wendy Nix subbing for Trey Wingo, who was traveling to Philly, and then a board session with Mark May... who did all the talking.

    Added just enough to put him all the way back on my board. He's my pick at 12, if he's there. Only Adams and Thomas, in that order, would beat him out for that pick.

    Tour you seem very confident he won't be a suspension couch potato. Why?
  • @tour2ma said:

    Update: The follow up interview segment on NFL LIve was a pretty bland repeat with Wendy Nix subbing for Trey Wingo, who was traveling to Philly, and then a board session with Mark May... who did all the talking.

    Added just enough to put him all the way back on my board. He's my pick at 12, if he's there. Only Adams and Thomas, in that order, would beat him out for that pick.

    Tour you seem very confident he won't be a suspension couch potato. Why?

    @jcam222 said:

    Tour you seem very confident he won't be a suspension couch potato. Why?

    The joy for football he showed in his face during the segment with McShay was overwhelming.

    Searched for video, but came up empty.

  • Id pick him at 12 in a second.....

    You never know with any player, what they will become and this one has been a dependable hard working - hard playing teammate for years....never an issue...no arrests...no suspensions....no history of drugs....

    Unlike some of our other problem children, who had extensive histories of trouble before they were drafted....

    At this point, nobody has shown that he's done anything wrong....except hydrate....

  • Id pick him at 12 in a second.....

    You never know with any player, what they will become and this one has been a dependable hard working - hard playing teammate for years....never an issue...no arrests...no suspensions....no history of drugs....

    Unlike some of our other problem children, who had extensive histories of trouble before they were drafted....

    At this point, nobody has shown that he's done anything wrong....except hydrate....

    @mudfly said:

    Id pick him at 12 in a second.....

    You never know with any player, what they will become and this one has been a dependable hard working - hard playing teammate for years....never an issue...no arrests...no suspensions....no history of drugs....

    Unlike some of our other problem children, who had extensive histories of trouble before they were drafted....

    At this point, nobody has shown that he's done anything wrong....except hydrate....

    I would take him at 12....IF he were an OLB....a prime position of need. But we already got an ILB playing OLB: Collins.

    Can Foster play full time at OLB....or roam?

  • @mudfly said:

    Id pick him at 12 in a second.....

    You never know with any player, what they will become and this one has been a dependable hard working - hard playing teammate for years....never an issue...no arrests...no suspensions....no history of drugs....

    Unlike some of our other problem children, who had extensive histories of trouble before they were drafted....

    At this point, nobody has shown that he's done anything wrong....except hydrate....

    I would take him at 12....IF he were an OLB....a prime position of need. But we already got an ILB playing OLB: Collins.

    Can Foster play full time at OLB....or roam?

    @the-gipper said:

    I would take him at 12....IF he were an OLB....a prime position of need. But we already got an ILB playing OLB: Collins.

    Can Foster play full time at OLB....or roam?

    Yes, he's that good. He reads plays and gets to the ball like the best in the league.

  • @the-gipper said:

    I would take him at 12....IF he were an OLB....a prime position of need. But we already got an ILB playing OLB: Collins.

    Can Foster play full time at OLB....or roam?

    Yes, he's that good. He reads plays and gets to the ball like the best in the league.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Yes, he's that good. He reads plays and gets to the ball like the best in the league.

    Then he tackles head first and gets concussed...

  • @the-gipper said:

    I would take him at 12....IF he were an OLB....a prime position of need. But we already got an ILB playing OLB: Collins.

    Can Foster play full time at OLB....or roam?

    Yes, he's that good. He reads plays and gets to the ball like the best in the league.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Yes, he's that good. He reads plays and gets to the ball like the best in the league.

    Honestly, our need for an OLB, who can rush, cover the TE, and hold the edge on running plays is greater than our need for a strictly DE.

    Of course, you can say: but you can't pass up the great player just because he doesn't exactly fit our position of need. I hear that.

    But, if Foster is the beast some say....he may actually turn out to be better than that guy you want at #1.

    So....maybe the Browns take MT at #1 and Foster at #12.

    What would you think about that?

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Yes, he's that good. He reads plays and gets to the ball like the best in the league.

    Then he tackles head first and gets concussed...

    @londonbrown said:

    Then he tackles head first and gets concussed...

    A risk they all take.

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Yes, he's that good. He reads plays and gets to the ball like the best in the league.

    Honestly, our need for an OLB, who can rush, cover the TE, and hold the edge on running plays is greater than our need for a strictly DE.

    Of course, you can say: but you can't pass up the great player just because he doesn't exactly fit our position of need. I hear that.

    But, if Foster is the beast some say....he may actually turn out to be better than that guy you want at #1.

    So....maybe the Browns take MT at #1 and Foster at #12.

    What would you think about that?

    @the-gipper said:

    Honestly, our need for an OLB, who can rush, cover the TE, and hold the edge on running plays is greater than our need for a strictly DE.

    Of course, you can say: but you can't pass up the great player just because he doesn't exactly fit our position of need. I hear that.

    But, if Foster is the beast some say....he may actually turn out to be better than that guy you want at #1.

    So....maybe the Browns take MT at #1 and Foster at #12.

    What would you think about that?

    Bird in hand worth 2 in the bush. Foster will be gone by 12 and if he is there, he would be great operating with Garrett-best of both worlds and use a lot of that ammunition to acquire more for the QB's next year. I just like them better next year.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Honestly, our need for an OLB, who can rush, cover the TE, and hold the edge on running plays is greater than our need for a strictly DE.

    Of course, you can say: but you can't pass up the great player just because he doesn't exactly fit our position of need. I hear that.

    But, if Foster is the beast some say....he may actually turn out to be better than that guy you want at #1.

    So....maybe the Browns take MT at #1 and Foster at #12.

    What would you think about that?

    Bird in hand worth 2 in the bush. Foster will be gone by 12 and if he is there, he would be great operating with Garrett-best of both worlds and use a lot of that ammunition to acquire more for the QB's next year. I just like them better next year.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Bird in hand worth 2 in the bush. Foster will be gone by 12 and if he is there, he would be great operating with Garrett-best of both worlds and use a lot of that ammunition to acquire more for the QB's next year. I just like them better next year.

    But, he would not be operating with Garrett. Browns take MT...and so they need their defender at 12. Foster could be the choice.

    If he's not there....someone else.

    Maybe the Browns go Ghoolie....and address their two biggest needs on offense in round 1: MT plus OJ. And leave defense for the rest of the draft.

    How about that?