Francis J. Underwood

Gettleman picks a DE probably

your avatar is exactly my reaction to drafting perriman

"The Wire"

I would trade cam newton for all the browns picks this year. And it is not even close!

Your score is: 6954 (GRADE: A-) Your Picks: Round 1 Pick 29 (IND): D.J. Humphries, OT, Florida (B+) Round 2 Pick 25: Nelson Agholor, WR, Southern California (A) Round 2 Pick 28 (DAL): Jalen Collins, CB, LSU (A-) Round 2 Pick 29 (IND): Duke Johnson, RB, Miami (Fla.) (A) Round 3 Pick 25: Derron Smith, FS, Fresno State (A-) Round 4 Pick 25: Gabe Wright, DT, Auburn (A-) Round 5 Pick 25: Chris Conley, WR, Georgia (A+) Round 5 Pick 33 (COMP): Bobby McCain, CB, Memphis (A) Round 5 Pick 38 (COMP): Jake Ryan, OLB/ILB, Michigan (C+) Round 6 Pick 25: Kenny Bell, WR, Nebraska (A+) Round 7 Pick 25: Xavier Williams, DT, Northern Iowa (C+)

The guy is only athletic in a straight line, vertical and broad jumps. Look at this 3 cone and shuttle numbers.

25: R1P25 RB TODD GURLEY GEORGIA 57: R2P25 WR BRESHAD PERRIMAN UCF 89: R3P25 WR PHILLIP DORSETT MIAMI (FLA.) 124: R4P25 CB ERIC ROWE UTAH 161: R5P25 FB JALSTON FOWLER ALABAMA 169: R5P33 DE RYAN RUSSELL PURDUE 174: R5P38 DT KALEB EULLS MISSISSIPPI STATE 201: R6P25 G BEN BECKWITH MISSISSIPPI STATE 242: R7P25 CB DAMIAN SWANN GEORGIA I tried

/sarcasm off

Is it really a reach if you think the guy can get you over 800 yards and 5-8 tds his rookie season?

Who gives a flip about other teams. The teams that were successful last year had well developed rushing attacks. With Gurley this team would have a deadly rushing attack, something we can hang our hat on. The oline will not be quickly fixed by one or two draft picks. You have to invest alot of picks and FA pickups and hope they turn out good to field a cohesive unit. Gurley makes this team better. An OT at 25, maybe, maybe not.

The argument is the fact that the 1st round is where you draft instant difference makers. You don't draft a OT in the first just cause you have a need at the position. The guys available at our pick will not be that much better than guys available in the second round. Nobody at the tackle position is a plug and play option. At other positions in this draft (WR, RB) you get more of an instant return on the pick invested. Don't believe me, go look at the OT prospects from the 1st round of last years draft

Good starters make way more than 2 million. 2 million is a flyer on a guy that may or may not pan out into becoming a good starter.

Who are the top 4 WRs, by chance?

With a first round pick you need to have an immediate difference maker. Alot of the projected players available at the WR, OT, and DE positions at our pick are not. Todd Gurley is a guaranteed difference maker, assuming that the injury he suffered was a fluke (got injured in first game after a 4 week suspension). A lot of talk about him not making it to 25, so the entire conversation we are having may become moot.

from the 4th round and beyond, you really start listening to the input of coaches and evaluaters more. I think that Gettleman has less influence on those picks.

You underestimate the value of an elite RB he will be good for at least 8 years.

Reading some of the responses here, the injury would be a concern of course but the player is being projected to the chargers at 17. He has 24 teams he has to go through before he gets to our pick. It is very likely that he doesn't last. On the other had the injury was suffered in November and there will be no way to tell his condition until after we or anyone else picks him.

Love the bargain pick by Gettleman.

The idea of adding Todd Gurley to our team has grown on me through the past few weeks. He has the power and speed combination of an Adrian Peterson and a Marshawn Lynch, but is currently injured, which may allow him to slip to our pick. Nobody really debates that he is a top 10/15 talent if uninjured. I argue that he is worth our first round pick this year. First reason, we are playing the long term game. Stewart will be playing at 28 years old this season. If we cut him post June 1st in 2016 we will save 5.75 million, he costs this team 9.5 million on the cap in 2016. Second reason, the offense we run, pun intended. We are a run heavy team with a big arm QB. Our Oline doesn't create huge holes like the cowboys but was pretty effective at the end of the season in run blocking. Gurley is also an excellent checkdown option that we will use alot. If we pick Gurley, he would have big impact in the future (2016 and beyond), he would be a threat on every play. Third Reason, the impact to this team is not there from picks at other positions. A WR in this draft may not have this kind of impact (not sold on jaelen strong or anyone else outside the top 3) Devin Smith (OSU) is an interesting option but may not be worth our 1st rounder and will not last to our 2nd round pick. DE would be a nice pick due to charles johnson contract next year would save us 11 million by cutting him, though not sure if anyone is worth it compared to gurley. What do you guys think about our options in the First Round?

He got open against us, as if that was ever a barometer of anything.

Unfortunately there are those who are not smart enough to consider this, so they can't be considered willfully ignorant.

What ever will we do? Lol.

I trust Gettleman and Co.'s opinion more than some schmuck on the internet. They get paid the big bucks.

Dear Sean Payton, Hopefully you don't p*ss and moan about running up the score, we were just taking out the garbage with you guys and making sure we completed the job. -Panthers

Divisional record does not matter unless your overall record is tied with the team and you are 1-1 against them. So if we sweep the saints and end up at the end of the season with a tied overall record, then we are the divisional champs. If the same thing happens but we are 1-1 with the saints then divisional record matters. From NFL.com TO BREAK A TIE WITHIN A DIVISION If, at the end of the regular season, two or more clubs in the same division finish with identical won-lost-tied percentages, the following steps will be taken until a champion is determined. Two Clubs Head-to-head (best won-lost-tied percentage in games between the clubs). Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the division. Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the conference. Strength of victory. Strength of schedule. Best combined ranking among conference teams in points scored and points allowed. Best combined ranking among all teams in points scored and points allowed. Best net points in common games. Best net points in all games. Best net touchdowns in all games. Coin toss