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It would make me feel better if we were able to draft a Safety with our next pick. Apparently, I way over-valued Chris Carter and his 11 sacks and 16 TFLs in college last season. Wondering still if we get a NT or not.
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4th round in the can:
Player Pos. Team Grade 1 Brandon Hogan DB Panthers 73 2 K.J. Wright OLB Seahawks 66 3 Da'Norris Searcy S Bills 54 4 Clint Boling OG Bengals 83 5 Jordan Cameron TE Browns 65 6 Sam Acho DE Cardinals 75 7 Luke Stocker TE Buccaneers 74 8 Roy Helu RB Redskins 56 9 Christian Ballard DT Vikings 78 10 Kris Durham WR Seahawks 44 11 Quinton Carter S Broncos 75 12 Colin McCarthy ILB Titans 72 13 David Arkin OG Cowboys 63 14 Edmond Gates WR Dolphins 77 15 Gregory Salas WR Rams 76 16 Chimdi Chekwa DB Raiders 65 17 Cecil Shorts WR Jaguars 65 18 Kendall Hunter RB 49ers 76 19 Casey Matthews ILB Eagles 64 20 James Brewer OT Giants 72 21 Jalil Brown DB Chiefs 74 22 Delone Carter RB Colts 64 23 Alex Henery PK Eagles 56 24 Christopher Prosinski S Jaguars 30 25 Chris Hairston OT Bills 67 26 Tandon Doss WR Ravens 80 27 Owen Marecic FB Browns 51 28 Taiwan Jones RB Raiders 75 29 Bilal Powell RB Jets 62 30 Rashad Carmichael DB Texans 61 31 Cortez Allen DB Steelers 51 32 Julius Thomas TE Broncos 52 33 Jamie Harper RB Titans 35 34 Davon House DB Packers 71 |
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Shiloh Keo played Safety, but I am not one of his biggest fans when Deunta Williams, Mark Legree, and DeAndre McDaniel were available. We shall see how this pick plays out.
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Only a face a mother could love :D Thought I would add this little blurb I found... "The Texans find more help for a beleaguered secondary at pick 144 with Idaho S Shiloh Keo, who earned praise from Deion Sanders at the scouting combine for his ball skills and hustle." |
Okay the next need, in my opinion is at NT. Maybe we can develop Jerrell Powe or take a guy off my draft board from Notre Dame....Ian Williams.
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Keo looks like Pollard-lite to me: big hitter but lacking the kind of foot-speed to cover which is a skill that Wade seems to want in his safetys, both of them. ST player supreme though and maybe DBackfield depth in a pinch.
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http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/1137501
Might lack the athleticism to handle coverage responsibilities in the NFL. Is a tough defender, but isn't particularly instinctive and doesn't possess the fluidity and straight-line speed to mask his lack of awareness. Can lay the big hit on an unsuspecting ballcarrier, but to do so generally has to leave his feet and has a tendency to duck his head and rely on the collision to knock the ballcarrier to the ground, rather than wrapping his arms securely.
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TJ Yates, QB, North Carolina? Umm, sounds like Kubes just took over the war room...lol
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We selected our back-up QB T.J. Yates. He is one of 'My Guys' so I don't have too much of a problem with this pick. I saw him play the Texas v. The Nation game in San Antonio and he should be a good developmental guy. Wondering why Kubiak rated him higher than Greg McElroy, though.
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OK Roy, this is a head scratchier here, TJ Yates QB from UNC, who is this guy?
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But I suspect McNair thru a crumb to Kubiak, might feel sorry for him as it would seem Wade is now the de facto HC. |
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