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Just give it up. Couldn't understand what you was trying to say the 1st, 2nd or 3rd time. Are you purposely trying to turn a simple question into a cluster fuck?
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Great move for the future 4th. Works out for us and the Bills.
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What I particularly like is his refusal to take a player above his grade. He could have grabbed Whitehair at 49 but didn't, instead opting to get a 4th rounder and take his player at 56.
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I'm afraid it might have a been a little more violent. Maybe like 50 shades of grey type of shit.
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Me and Ommy are NOT the same person. just FYI.
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Uh, yeah they did. Drinking the Orange and Blue Kool-Aid is acceptable!! Orange and Blue Kool-aid enemas are creepy.
That's your opinion. I'm looking forward to Floyd flying past Spriggs on his way to Rodgers. Or McPhee knocking him on his ass... Whitehair isn't sexy but he's a better football player than Spriggs. Some Bear fans have such a complex when it comes to the Packers.
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Green Bay Packers, Jason Spriggs Grade C
It's surprising to see the Packers make such a splash move like this. It doesn't seem necessary either. Jason Spriggs tested extremely well at the Combine, but he has several things to work on before becoming a starter, as he's pretty raw. I think Green Bay could've waited on tackle depth and perhaps a starter for 2017. There were just other needs to address, and Green Bay could've obtained a better football player without trading up.
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Would have preferred Tunsil, Alexander/Robison in rounds 1-2. I like the third round pick but I can't anoint Pace a draft guru until/if Floyd pans out. If Floyd is a flop, this is C grade draft at best. However, if he does, that changes things drastically. 4th round picks are just that 4th round picks. You need to hit a home run in the first, and to date, Pace has yet to prove he can do that. Time will tell.
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I was right about Chris Jones. Comcast is airing a post draft show. Hub said the Bears had Dallas on the line and close to a deal to get in front of KC to grab Jones but Jerry Jones decided he had to have Jaylon Smith and killed the deal. Interesting...
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Douche151 again wrong and looking like an ass.....first Lions spewing and now GB garbage :lmao: Lovin it.....regular as clockwork
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Same old Ommy. You don't let reality get in your way when you want to spew your venom.
Kevin White, WR, West Virginia: No production because he got hurt and was out for the year. Sure, Pace is a horrible GM because he didn't predict a future injury, but of course unoriginal Ommy is going to say that White is made of Balsa wood and use the same old image. By the end of the year, he will ignore when people remind him of the balsa wood comment because White will have had a good to great year.
Eddie Goldman, NT, Florida State: an exciting building block of the Bears defense, but no production in Ommy's eyes.
Hroniss Grasu, C, Oregon: Not productive due to lack of strength issues. With a year of strength training and the new cut block rules, he may, I said may, be productive because, going forward, we will need more athletic linemen because of the implications of the new cut block rule.
Jeremy Langford, RB, Michigan State: 3.6 yard per rush and 12.7 yards per reception is ok production. Seeing that he will be part of a 3 headed rushing attack, he will probably be something like 700 rushing yards and 500 receiving yards in 2016.
Adrian Amos, S, Penn State: Amos won a starting safety position. Not bad for an unproductive 5th rounder, huh?
Tayo Fabuluje, OT, TCU: Not productive because he was drafted as a project, a massive project.
Wow, what an unproductive 2015 draft class. Starting the 2016 season, there will be at least 4 starters from that class if not 5.
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I would tend to agree that judging a draft class is best done more than one year removed. If White tears it up, Lanford starts and is better than mediocre and Goldman continues to improve it is a very good draft. Amos is already a good pick. If Grasu ends up starting this year or next then the draft looks even better. Simply too early except for "the sky is falling" part of the fan base.
I think Pace has a plan. Some might not agree with it or may not understand it but I think he has calculated plan. One year isn't a large enough sample size to accurately access the success of failure of said plan. So, to me, it comes down to whether or not you want to see the glass as half full or half empty.
I think Pace has a plan. Some might not agree with it or may not understand it but I think he has calculated plan. One year isn't a large enough sample size to accurately access the success of failure of said plan. So, to me, it comes down to whether or not you want to see the glass as half full or half empty.
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PFF had Amos as their 7th best rookie and the Pro Football writers had him on their all-rookie team.
Troll better next time.
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I read your posts all the time and I don't understand your problem with the Bears draft last year where most players played except for white and the tackle in the seventh. Last year 4th round pick is projected to be our starting tail back. So again I don't understand your issue?
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lol, common Ommy, I get a kick out of your old fart negative nancy attitude most of the time but this is over the top... 7 TD's from a 4th round rookie rb isn't production? 5th round safety playing majority of the snaps at safety and at least playing honorably, better than 3/4 of the safety's we have had on this team in the last 5 years. Then Eddie Goldman as well... Comon man. Your literally off your rocker.
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Exactly, cuts both ways.
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I agree with this. The only real guys that "popped" from last years draft class to me were Langford and Goldman...and even then Langford is more of a "hope" than he did anything constantly last year to warrant real positive projections. Amos was a guy who averaged 3 tackles a game and didn't generate any turnovers. Not seeing the big deal with him. He could end up being a very serviceable NFL safety but last season didn't really do much for me regardless of how many all rookie teams he made, because as we discussed months ago there was virtually no competition for those safety spots on the All Rookie teams.
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I agree with this overall but I think there is something to be said for Amos starting 16 games and, for the most part, not making mistakes. Who knows if he will ever be more than serviceable but a lot of rookies in the secondary get exposed quick and, for the most part, Amos did not.
Langford had flashes and looks to be at minimum a nice change of pace back. Goldman was the gem of the class. Led all NTs in sacks as a rookie which is very impressive and continued to get better. Imagine him with more talent around him this year? Goldman is one of the most exciting parts of this team to watch going forward.
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