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Drafting A Certain Safety

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  • DestinFunk DestinFunkD
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    DestinFunkD DestinFunk wrote on last edited by
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    While i agree they need to look at RT they need impact playmakers in round 1 and 2..the earliest i hope they look at RT is 3rd round...grab another solid FA for RT if need be...they can block all day for whatever QB may be back there but noone can make plays on offense...

    fongers crossed for a playmaker 🙂

    ~Silence is boring!
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    • DestinFunk DestinFunkD
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      DestinFunkD DestinFunk wrote on last edited by
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      and fingers 2!

      ~Silence is boring!
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      • Alo A
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        A report from Texas vs. the Nation:

        Chad Reuter said:

        Veldheer is this year's version of Sebastian Vollmer, the Houston offensive tackle who wowed scouts enough at the 2009 East-West practices to earn a late second-round pick by the Patriots (and a starting spot on the right side). His athleticism -- at 6-8, 315 pounds -- is astounding and he plays with real toughness and consistent arm extension in pass protection. After he runs a sub-5.0 40-yard dash at the Combine, Veldheer's almost assured of being a top-75 selection.

        Veldheer's play hasn't been perfect. Impressive Rutgers defensive end George Johnson displayed great power and speed to beat him with an outside-in move in one-on-one drills. Johnson let Veldheer know about it afterward, but failed to beat him the second time around. Veldheer took him around the pocket and continued to pound Johnson well after the end had given up trying to win the battle.

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