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Bucky Brooks


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You can shove some poo back into your mouth.

dafug you talking about?

One, I assume that you've never watched Star extensively play. Watching YouTube clips do not count. After watching 20 Utah games in the past two seasons, I can safely say that I've seen my share of Star play. Do I think that Star is going to be a good player in the NFL? Yeah, probably. But Star seems to be more a "system" guy than anything.

He's a 34 DT, much like Ngata. He's not great when it's just him, either. He needs to have a player or two beside of him that can also draw double teams, because I'm not sure if Star can bust through double teams by himself.

Honestly, I think that the best fit for Star would be in the Packers or Steelers. Someone with a massive NT that can allow Star to freely take on defenders 1 on 1. I don't think he fits what we're trying to do defensively at all. And even if he did, there are many other players at the DT position in this draft that are of equal skill, which could be had in the 2nd round or later.

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Wait until the combine--there will be some changes.

This. No mock right now matters, I just hadn't seen anyone let Star fall this far and I doubt it would happen. I wouldnt mind waiting to fill this position in the 2nd but if he is sitting there, I'm sure he would be considered.

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This. No mock right now matters, I just hadn't seen anyone let Star fall this far and I doubt it would happen. I wouldnt mind waiting to fill this position in the 2nd but if he is sitting there, I'm sure he would be considered.

I agree. Even if we go into tihe draft seeking a WR or a LT in the first round, if a player of this caliber falls to you, you take him and adjust. People forget, the concept behind the BPA is he makes your team better. Then you can wheel and deal (unless you had a GM who locked your players down so tight that they have no tade value) and move players.

Imagine if Beason were not injured and that Marty had not decided to make him the highest paid LB in NFL history (idiot). We could trade Beason for a ton. I am stil pissed at Marty Hurney, if you cannot tell. I blame JR too for employing an idiot and giving him the credit card.

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