Originally posted by JD9671:
NO ! Move up for next years draft
Yes, because that will help them with trying to get back to the Superbowl in 2013..............
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Originally posted by JD9671:
NO ! Move up for next years draft
Originally posted by D-Money:I answered No. I am a huge Pac-12 fan and college football fan. I hated it when we passed on Rodgers and D. Jackson and Vereen for that matter, cant remember if we even had a chance to select Lynch, but Cal has a proven track record for producing elite skill position players recently. And for that reason alone I would have to do double the homework on this kid if he were available at the 31 spot. But there a lot negatives about his game. First, his stats are boosted because his half brother threw to him on over 60% of pass plays even if he was doubled. Second he doesn't too much after the catch. Third, he is not seen as having elite size or speed. Last, and probably of most important to our management is he when he was hurt, the severity of it was question and it's assumed he didn't come back early to play so he was ready for the draft.
In the end, I'm passing on him as I would rather have Dobson form Marshall assuming Patterson from Tenn is gone. Dobson's route running and hands remind me of Crabtree, everyone thinks we need someone to have a different skill set from Crabtree, but I'd rather have a player just like him or very similar to him on the other side.
Originally posted by 228niner:
Draft Allen and trade crabtree+alex smith to the vikings for percy harvin and a late pick LOL
Originally posted by pdizo916:
ONly if he's the bpa.
I wish we could acquire someone like Mike Wallace.
Originally posted by vrabbit:
Originally posted by 228niner:
Draft Allen and trade crabtree+alex smith to the vikings for percy harvin and a late pick LOL
you NEVER trade an established #1 WR like Crabtree for a rookie with his potential. I know you were kidding, but still
Originally posted by pdizo916:
ONly if he's the bpa.
I wish we could acquire someone like Mike Wallace.