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Duke Robinson OG OU

KillerKat

By KillerKat,
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Duke is the best OG in this draft, arguably with the exception of Kraig Urbik. He's an absolute monster and a real mauler, which has been our O-line philosophy since last year (and that worked out pretty well). So we got a great value, and a player who fits our system, so what's not to like? Who did the dissenters want?

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But I wanted him in second round dammit!! As soon as Duke lets a lineman get by him, KillerKat will be the first to say "F U Jake for taking the sack!"

He worth it in the 5th though.

Was that necessary? We had other needs to take care of first. Since you wanted him so bad, you should be happy that we got him and for a steal too!

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We should have picked Duke Robinson. But I guess they know more about Hoover than we do.

I think we could sign Bridges again. He's still on the market im pretty sure.

:eek:

Dude way to call the pick! You knew who we should have signed but I guess the staff knew we could get him later. Pretty sweet :D

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He'll start pretty soon. I wanted this guy in the second or third- he's an absolute steal here in the 5th. With him paired on the right with Otah we'll have one of the strongest right sides in the NFL. Very, very good pick.
You sure know how to get me drooling!

Sounds like at the very least, we have a good backup this year, and future starter.

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