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Could we "double dip" again?


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I'd suggest going DE, if there is one available in the 2nd or 3rd rounds. If Kareem Hunt from Toledo is available in the 4th go after him. He is a similar mold to Stew and would allow us to maintain that type of runner if something were to happen and Stewart has to miss time. 

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5 minutes ago, Ivan The Awesome said:

If we double dip it will be to replace Stewart.  Samaje Perine is the guy. Definitely in the third round.  I'd love that. 

Samaje or Kareem Hunt would be ideal. We carry three running backs on game day anyway and McCaffrey, Perine, and Stewart would be a formidable group of guys to have back there with Cam. Not to mention two back sets where you can send Calf back out into the formation or bring him in from the formation after you get the defense into a nickel look. 

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28 minutes ago, top dawg said:

I pied you because I thought you were shaking your head because of the two players that he chose, not because you think it's impossible that G-man might double dip.

If there's one thing I've learned about G-man, anything is possible. He never fails to do something surprising.

  It was about the two players named. 

What Im saying is that it's sad that we just took a RB top 10 and still need another one for the future as well. That shouldn't have to happen with someone worth that draft pick. 

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4 minutes ago, Toomers said:

  It was about the two players named. 

What Im saying is that it's sad that we just took a RB top 10 and still need another one for the future as well. That shouldn't have to happen with someone worth that draft pick. 

It has nothing to do with CMC being worth the pick because he's a completely different kind of player than those other guys. I promise you they are not going to slam him into the middle of the line 30 times a game when he is so damn good at other things. Stewart will still be the conventional workhorse RB for at least this season.

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Just now, 15 said:

fixed. 

I actually agree with that more.. You just spent the a top 10 pick on a RB and ppl want another 1??? Doesn't that mean you made a mistake with the 1st pick??

And before you talk about "well we double dip with Starr and KK" look up the word context.. We literally had no DT on the team when we did that same with CB last year.. Different situation with the RB position..

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