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OMC and the Saints are now on the clock. I PMd him.

 

OMC's last post was 2/27, FYI

 

Yeah, we'll see if he can get the pick to me. Otherwise, we'll make a consensus pick for him.

 

That said, does anybody have any thoughts on this pick?

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Alright then, we have completed the second round. We'll move on to the third round, then, and I have spoiler tagged the first two rounds and added the draft order for the third round to the first post in this thread.

 

mul21 and reggiemiller rules are now on the clock for the Rams' pick. I PMd them.

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Eric Decker and Riley Cooper were possibilities here, but the interior of the Rams lines (O and D) have been awful, so they take Rodger Saffold, G, Indiana.
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Eric Decker and Riley Cooper were possibilities here, but the interior of the Rams lines (O and D) have been awful, so they take Rodger Saffold, G, Indiana.

 

Already taken by the Eagles with pick 55.

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Decker's interesting. I think he can be a solid receiver, but nobody seems to be just sure how fast he is.

 

sneakypower and the Lions are on the clock. I PMd him.

 

 

I'm less concerned with that than I am his size. The Rams receivers are all midgets (except for Laurent Robinson) so having a big target was the big thing here.

 

I looked at Thaddeus Gibson, but think they can get some help at DE later.

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Decker's interesting. I think he can be a solid receiver, but nobody seems to be just sure how fast he is.

 

sneakypower and the Lions are on the clock. I PMd him.

 

 

I'm less concerned with that than I am his size. The Rams receivers are all midgets (except for Laurent Robinson) so having a big target was the big thing here.

 

I looked at Thaddeus Gibson, but think they can get some help at DE later.

 

I was a little surprised you didn't go QB with that pick. John Skelton would be a great pick in the third round.

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Decker's interesting. I think he can be a solid receiver, but nobody seems to be just sure how fast he is.

 

sneakypower and the Lions are on the clock. I PMd him.

 

 

I'm less concerned with that than I am his size. The Rams receivers are all midgets (except for Laurent Robinson) so having a big target was the big thing here.

 

I looked at Thaddeus Gibson, but think they can get some help at DE later.

 

I was a little surprised you didn't go QB with that pick. John Skelton would be a great pick in the third round.

 

 

I like what I've seen from Pike and was considering him there, but that's just too early. In the actual draft, it wouldn't surprise me if McCoy is still there at the start of round 3. Of course, that won't matter since they'll be taking Bradford first overall.

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I like what I've seen from Pike and was considering him there, but that's just too early. In the actual draft, it wouldn't surprise me if McCoy is still there at the start of round 3. Of course, that won't matter since they'll be taking Bradford first overall.

 

Yeah, I like Pike as well. I don't think anywhere in the third round is too early for him. I'd probably take him before McCoy myself.

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The Chiefs take Cam Thomas, DT, North Carolina.
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Alright, the Browns need a big running back to pair with Jerome Harrison. Both Montario Hardesty and Anthony Dixon would be good options here, but Dixon is a little more of a pure power back and doesn't have the durability issues Hardesty does.

 

Thus, the Browns take Anthony Dixon, RB, Mississippi State. Truffle and the Eagles are now on the clock. I PMd him.

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Alright, the Browns need a big running back to pair with Jerome Harrison. Both Montario Hardesty and Anthony Dixon would be good options here, but Dixon is a little more of a pure power back and doesn't have the durability issues Hardesty does.

 

Thus, the Browns take Anthony Dixon, RB, Mississippi State. Truffle and the Eagles are now on the clock. I PMd him.

 

It's a decent pick but if I am not mistaken Holmgren doesn't normally take RB's much at all in the draft.

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Alright, the Browns need a big running back to pair with Jerome Harrison. Both Montario Hardesty and Anthony Dixon would be good options here, but Dixon is a little more of a pure power back and doesn't have the durability issues Hardesty does.

 

Thus, the Browns take Anthony Dixon, RB, Mississippi State. Truffle and the Eagles are now on the clock. I PMd him.

 

It's a decent pick but if I am not mistaken Holmgren doesn't normally take RB's much at all in the draft.

In four years of drafting as a GM, Holmgren has taken 2 RBs, Shaun Alexander and Maurice Morris. Wouldn't call that "not normally" taking a RB.

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Alright, the Browns need a big running back to pair with Jerome Harrison. Both Montario Hardesty and Anthony Dixon would be good options here, but Dixon is a little more of a pure power back and doesn't have the durability issues Hardesty does.

 

Thus, the Browns take Anthony Dixon, RB, Mississippi State. Truffle and the Eagles are now on the clock. I PMd him.

 

It's a decent pick but if I am not mistaken Holmgren doesn't normally take RB's much at all in the draft.

 

I thought strongly about Jason Worilds here as he'll be an absolute steal at this point in the draft, but couldn't justify it after the Browns took Norwood in the second round. The receivers aren't stellar here and most of the good NTs went a few picks ago.

 

Maybe a defensive back here, but otherwise I think running back is the best value.

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Alright, the Browns need a big running back to pair with Jerome Harrison. Both Montario Hardesty and Anthony Dixon would be good options here, but Dixon is a little more of a pure power back and doesn't have the durability issues Hardesty does.

 

Thus, the Browns take Anthony Dixon, RB, Mississippi State. Truffle and the Eagles are now on the clock. I PMd him.

 

It's a decent pick but if I am not mistaken Holmgren doesn't normally take RB's much at all in the draft.

 

I thought strongly about Jason Worilds here as he'll be an absolute steal at this point in the draft, but couldn't justify it after the Browns took Norwood in the second round. The receivers aren't stellar here and most of the good NTs went a few picks ago.

 

Maybe a defensive back here, but otherwise I think running back is the best value.

I'd say the only thing that was a little surprising is that you didn't consider Gerhart, except possibly for durability issues.

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Alright, the Browns need a big running back to pair with Jerome Harrison. Both Montario Hardesty and Anthony Dixon would be good options here, but Dixon is a little more of a pure power back and doesn't have the durability issues Hardesty does.

 

Thus, the Browns take Anthony Dixon, RB, Mississippi State. Truffle and the Eagles are now on the clock. I PMd him.

 

It's a decent pick but if I am not mistaken Holmgren doesn't normally take RB's much at all in the draft.

 

I thought strongly about Jason Worilds here as he'll be an absolute steal at this point in the draft, but couldn't justify it after the Browns took Norwood in the second round. The receivers aren't stellar here and most of the good NTs went a few picks ago.

 

Maybe a defensive back here, but otherwise I think running back is the best value.

I'd say the only thing that was a little surprising is that you didn't consider Gerhart, except possibly for durability issues.

 

I'm not as high on Gerhart as I am on Dixon and Hardesty. All three are more power-oriented backs, but Dixon and Hardesty have both shown more speed than Gerhart. Both Hardesty and Dixon have run in the 4.4 range, while Gerhart has been in the low 4.5s.

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Alright, the Browns need a big running back to pair with Jerome Harrison. Both Montario Hardesty and Anthony Dixon would be good options here, but Dixon is a little more of a pure power back and doesn't have the durability issues Hardesty does.

 

Thus, the Browns take Anthony Dixon, RB, Mississippi State. Truffle and the Eagles are now on the clock. I PMd him.

 

It's a decent pick but if I am not mistaken Holmgren doesn't normally take RB's much at all in the draft.

 

I thought strongly about Jason Worilds here as he'll be an absolute steal at this point in the draft, but couldn't justify it after the Browns took Norwood in the second round. The receivers aren't stellar here and most of the good NTs went a few picks ago.

 

Maybe a defensive back here, but otherwise I think running back is the best value.

I'd say the only thing that was a little surprising is that you didn't consider Gerhart, except possibly for durability issues.

 

I'm not as high on Gerhart as I am on Dixon and Hardesty. All three are more power-oriented backs, but Dixon and Hardesty have both shown more speed than Gerhart. Both Hardesty and Dixon have run in the 4.4 range, while Gerhart has been in the low 4.5s.

Everywhere I've checked has Dixon in the 4.6 range, with Gerhart and Hardesty in the 4.5 range.

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