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Five Players We'll Regret Passing On In 2012 Nfl Draft

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Nah duh you thought I wasn't being serious. I can see Cox or Worthy being better than Fua and McClain.

Now you serious??????? Are you

I can't fuging understand you but you're saying you would want Cox over Kuechly basically?

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I can't fuging understand you but you're saying you would want Cox over Kuechly basically?

Did I say that? No I didn't.

What I meant is that these are players that we may regret passing up on due to the needs on our team. Even though we still drafted a stud.

It's just like going back and thinking, we couukdve have Revis instead of Beason. Still both are great pro bowler.

End it here.

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Did I say that? No I didn't.

What I meant is that these are players that we may regret passing up on due to the needs on our team. Even though we still drafted a stud.

It's just like going back and thinking, we couukdve have Revis instead of Beason. Still both are great pro bowler.

End it here.

That is the dumbest and most pointless thing to do ever.

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