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second avg. been using it for years.

Wenger gonna spend all but 25 of that on Pogba? That's probably what it will take.

With the 142nd selection in the 2015 Huddle Mock Draft the Denver Broncos select Karlos Williams, Running Back from Florida State. Williams is a physical downhill runner who flashes break away ability. He has good cutback ability between the Tackles, and has greatly improved his vision since arriving at Florida State. He loves to lower the shoulders and power through opponents, but can also be a home run hitter if he hits a crease. Williamsis the definition of an athlete. After coming to Florida State as a Safety he converted to Running Back, but maintained some of those Defensive skills with his role on Special Teams. Williams does have a bit of a character red flag, however we've done our homework as an organization and feel confident with the pick. We feel our locker room is strong at it's core, and there are several players who can take Karlos under their wing and teach him how to be a pro on, and off the field. Williams will be thrown into the stable of Backs Denver has, however his size and speed combination could make him a third down favorite. Welcome to Denver Karlos!

He has a history of being a terrible Offensive Tackle too but when that's brought up it's disregarded.

you want people banned because they don't praise shitty players? HAHAHAHAHA

Rightfully so too. Jared Veldheer's cap hit last year was 2.5 million and he ended up as a top ten Offensive Tackle.....

Why is refusing to view something with homer goggles "negative"? He's not a good tackle, and hasn't been a good tackle for quite some time. Does that mean he can't be a better player in Carolina? Absolutely not. But to assume he's going to turn around is foolish at best. He's been one of the worst Tackles in the league for multiple years now. No guarantee that he's better than Bell at LT either.

Sources say I may have to trade a late round pick to a team with a good grounds crew.

People said the same thing about Ja'Wuan James last year too. Went 19th to Miami and had he made it to 28th he would be in Carolina right now.

With the 133 pick of the Huddle Mock Draft the Broncos select WR Kenny Bell from Nebraska. Bell is an skilled route runner, both in his tree and his technique. He flashes ability to pluck the ball with soft hands, though he needs to improve in consistency. He shows the willingness to go over the middle, as well as lower the shoulder on the sideline when he could simply jump out of bounds. We love his savvyness on the field, as he really seems to understand where to find holes in coverage and exploit them. We also love his blocking ability, as he's not only a willing blocker but also incredibly effective. We feel we got a steal here, and a player that can help our Offense transition from Wes Welker along with last years pick Cody Latimer. Welcome to Denver Kenny!

Whatever dude....I'm done. You can dance around the words all you want. Everyone with half a brain cell knows what "reliable info of a settlement" means.

Plenty of college OT play at that weight so your argument doesn't hold much water weight either. http://www.usctrojans.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/smith_tyron00.html

You're the one that started the debate, so I ask....why do you refuse to accept that they reached a settlement?

Rumors are that Danilo to Real Madrid is basically done. Good signing for a young Right Back. Danilo is incredibly talented. My guess is Coentrao is sold this Summer and Marcelo/Carvajal/Danilo/Nacho are the FBs

Because he settled.... My point was the courts didn't realize the case was "foolishness". They were forced to throw it out because Hardy was able to reach a settlement with his accuser. Those are the only facts we know in the entire case. Everything else is speculation and up for debate.

Then you should realize what "reliable info" means. Or what the "settlement with Hardy, heads off any civil lawsuits she might file in connection" means.... It's not speculation. He settled. It's ok to admit. http://www.charlotteobserver.com/incoming/article10422650.html

Again....he didn't have the charges dropped because he proved his innocence. He had the charges dropped because the state couldn't proceed without the accusers cooperation. The courts didn't find the case was "foolishness", they found they couldn't continue because Hardy reached a settlement with his accuser.

You can dance around words all you want, but the prosecution having "reliable info" of a settlement means just that. He settled. It's alright, anyone with a brain knew it was going to happen. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/02/09/case-dismissed-against-greg-hardy/

Humphries? He is a "hog mollie".

No....the courts found Hardy settled with his accuser. That's not the same thing at all. As for the answer to the OP question....I thought long about Maclin and Cobb, but ultimately.....my decision would be McCourty. Why? A play making Safety would take this Defense to a whole other level of ridiculousness. Having a Center Fielder like McCourty with a still very nasty front seven and our two emerging Corners would just be silly. Get Cam a LT in round one if the board is favorable, and a couple of WR in the Draft as well as a mid-late round RB.

Why don't you finish your thought so I can laugh some more?

With the 124th pick in the Huddle Mock Draft the Denver Broncos select OT/OG Mitch Morse from Missouri. We're not sure if he'll play Guard or Tackle till we get him to camp, but we love Morse's combination of athleticism and power. He's light on his feet and possesses quickness to get to the second level, while still being powerful enough to bully opponents in the run game at times. Morse took over for the Seahawks second round pick Justin Britt and the Tigers really never missed a beat. We think he's got the capability to be a Left Tackle one day, but with Ryan Clady he doesn't have to be. We can bring him along slowly and let him slot in where he wins, and for the Broncos that's a great luxury. Welcome to Denver Mitch!

One: I didn't compare Shaq to TD Two: I don't draw comparisons based on size. I draw comparisons based on the type of player they are and what they do. Three: Plenty of people have compared Shaq to TD. It's not an invalid comparison at all. Four: TD didn't take on blockers regularly his rookie year either. A year in a strength and conditioning program changes a lot. Stop with the nonsense.

I will guarantee you I've seen Shaq take on blocks, cover Tight Ends, diagnose the run, blitz etc etc. Been watching that kid since he was in high school.

You realize TD loses weight throughout the season right? He finishes seasons around 225 ish. He's only about 235 to start out....even if he finished the season at 235 that's seven pounds more than Shaq. Again....stop with this nonsense. Shaq's weight isn't an issue at all.