Draft rounds 2 and 3
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The pic is in Jordan Elliot defense of tackle Missouri. He was a guy that I thought might be in the mix at this point
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Shit... They really were targeting Gallimore =(
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So we were looking at Madubuike
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Shit... They really were targeting Gallimore =(
If they wantEd Gallimorr they should not have traded down
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Not exactly a ringing endorsement from the boys at ESPN on Elliot.
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Not the worst thing to be compared to Kawann Short..
Isn't this about the draft time when every player has some kind of an issue?
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Not exactly a ringing endorsement from the boys at ESPN on Elliot.
Not exactly a ringing endorsement from the boys at ESPN on Elliot.
I don't like the kid as much as PFF does.
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Not exactly a ringing endorsement from the boys at ESPN on Elliot.
Not exactly a ringing endorsement from the boys at ESPN on Elliot.
That's for sure.
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Not exactly a ringing endorsement from the boys at ESPN on Elliot.
I don't like the kid as much as PFF does.
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Ok what's left tonight:
uld give Denver a pretty solid interior O-line for years to come. Drew Lock must be over the moon.
84. Los Angeles Rams – Terrell Lewis, OLB, Alabama: Should fill a need and play extensively with the departures of Clay Matthews, Dante Fowler and Cory Littleton. Posted 11½ TFLs and six sacks last year after missing the previous year with an ACL tear.
85. Indianapolis Colts (from Philadelphia Eagles via Detroit Lions) – Julian Blackmon, S, Utah: At minimum, provides safety depth, where Malik Hooker has been nicked up and not the impact player the team expected of a first-round pick. Blackmon might also find himself in the box or even in the slot at times.
86. Buffalo Bills – Zack Moss, RB, Utah: Replaces Frank Gore as the hammer element of this ground game. At 5-10, 223 pounds and coming off three consecutive 1,000-plus-yard seasons for the Utes, Moss could even relegate Devin Singletary to third-down duties.
87. New England Patriots – Anfernee Jennings, LB, Alabama: The perennial AFC East champs continue restocking their defense. Built similar to Dont'a Hightower, Jennings could find himself lining up alongside and maybe replacing the fellow former Tide backer. Jennings overcame a serious knee injury to be an all-SEC selection in 2019, when he had eight sacks.
88. Cleveland Browns (from New Orleans Saints) – :
89. Minnesota Vikings – :
90. Houston Texans – :
91. Las Vegas Raiders (from Seattle Seahawks via Houston Texans) – :
92. Baltimore Ravens – :
93. Tennessee Titans – :
94. Green Bay Packers – :
95. Denver Broncos (from San Francisco 49ers) – :
96. Kansas City Chiefs – :
x – 97. Cleveland Browns (from Houston Texans) – :
x – 98. Baltimore Ravens (from New England Patriots) – :
x – 99. New York Giants – :
x – 100. New England Patriots – :
x – 101. New York Jets (from Seattle Seahawks) – :
x – 102. Pittsburgh Steelers – :
x – 103. Philadelphia Eagles – :
x – 104. Los Angeles Rams – :
x – 105. Minnesota Vikings – :
x – 106. Baltimore Ravens – :
x – compensatory picks
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Well PFF loves Jordan Elliot
Well PFF loves Jordan Elliot
Isn’t PFF very analytical oriented? So there may be your ticket
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Walter football has him as a 2-3 rd choice and 6th best DT
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Damn they got my sleeper dammit-Duvernay
Ratbirds are killing this draft
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Damn they got my sleeper dammit-Duvernay
Ratbirds are killing this draft
Damn they got my sleeper dammit-Duvernay
Ratbirds are killing this draft
Good sleeper.
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