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But Penei Sewell was not.
But Penei Sewell was not.
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Saw this coming a mile away
Love this pick
Thought Poles prob had Carter totally off his board so trading down 1 spot for a free 4th next year was a no brainer
Jones as too much of a project
Skoroski is a guard
PJJ was gone (like Wright better anyway)
Now find that starting c (tipperman/smaltz) and a dt/de/cb tomorrow
Love this pick
Thought Poles prob had Carter totally off his board so trading down 1 spot for a free 4th next year was a no brainer
Jones as too much of a project
Skoroski is a guard
PJJ was gone (like Wright better anyway)
Now find that starting c (tipperman/smaltz) and a dt/de/cb tomorrow
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Average??? Give me a break. Seriously.
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Easier to get good OL in the later rounds than pass rushers
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Love the.pick. Wright is my favorite o-lineman in the draft.
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I think Gonzalez is numnber one on Lions board now.
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If Carter is going to be a bust, and its obvious that's what the Bears believe, then Carter wouldn't make the defense go anywhere....
The Bears got a legit starting Right Tackle. Plug and play and forget about him. And they got a free 4th rounder next year for their troubles.
And idiots here still want to rip their dicks off.
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To be fair while everyone dislikes me I called wright earlier this week as the top oline for donut clown. Just can’t believe they passed on the one generational talent in the draft.
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The worst part of this Darnell Wright pick is now Windy City will have nothing to bitch about.
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What is the Lions playoff history for $600?
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No a 2nd in 2025 as well plus Moore. And Cards had to give up a pick as well.
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Love this Mauler. Focus on offense. Fuck defense. Riddick just said he has a chance to be the best player in this draft and I agree with him. Love the pick and we get a free 4th.
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Here's a profile of Wright from Bob McGinn/Go Long web site
3. DARNELL WRIGHT, Tennessee (6-5 ½, 333, 5.01, 1-2): Another 5-star recruit, this time from Huntington, W.Va. “He is a talented underachiever,” said one scout. “Not great football character. You could hit on him. If he has an epiphany and becomes a pro, he’s got a shitload of talent.” Started 42 of 47 games over four seasons, including 27 at RT, 13 at LT and two at RG. “There’s a lot of entitlement with this kid but did he shut out (Alabama’s) Will Anderson,” another scout said. “Absolutely. If you want to like him that’s the tape you point to and say, ‘This guy’s a starting left or right tackle. Case closed.’ But when you dig into it, he’s never been much of a worker. Barely does enough to get by. Not super cooperative. Hard work is not in his vocabulary. Just does enough … But he has absolutely helped himself. Had a good Senior Bowl. Had a good combine. He’s probably been clean enough in the interviews that somebody would say, ‘Hey, we’ll work with him.’ I think he could flame out pretty quick because he’s not a worker. It might not be as easy as he thinks it’s going to be in the league.” So-so arm length (33 ¾), tiny hands (9). “Pro Bowl-caliber player,” a third scout said. “Looked a lot more comfortable on the right side. Really strong hands. Aggressive, can move people in the run game. Hard to beat in pass pro because he’s good with his set. You can’t run through him because he’s strong.” Wonderlic of 18. “He’s got character but he’s talented,” a fourth scout said. “He’s just got poor football character. Lazy, but he blocked Alabama, he blocked Georgia like it was nothing.”
3. DARNELL WRIGHT, Tennessee (6-5 ½, 333, 5.01, 1-2): Another 5-star recruit, this time from Huntington, W.Va. “He is a talented underachiever,” said one scout. “Not great football character. You could hit on him. If he has an epiphany and becomes a pro, he’s got a shitload of talent.” Started 42 of 47 games over four seasons, including 27 at RT, 13 at LT and two at RG. “There’s a lot of entitlement with this kid but did he shut out (Alabama’s) Will Anderson,” another scout said. “Absolutely. If you want to like him that’s the tape you point to and say, ‘This guy’s a starting left or right tackle. Case closed.’ But when you dig into it, he’s never been much of a worker. Barely does enough to get by. Not super cooperative. Hard work is not in his vocabulary. Just does enough … But he has absolutely helped himself. Had a good Senior Bowl. Had a good combine. He’s probably been clean enough in the interviews that somebody would say, ‘Hey, we’ll work with him.’ I think he could flame out pretty quick because he’s not a worker. It might not be as easy as he thinks it’s going to be in the league.” So-so arm length (33 ¾), tiny hands (9). “Pro Bowl-caliber player,” a third scout said. “Looked a lot more comfortable on the right side. Really strong hands. Aggressive, can move people in the run game. Hard to beat in pass pro because he’s good with his set. You can’t run through him because he’s strong.” Wonderlic of 18. “He’s got character but he’s talented,” a fourth scout said. “He’s just got poor football character. Lazy, but he blocked Alabama, he blocked Georgia like it was nothing.”
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Nobody was going to give much to move up over the next 5 picks. Very similar tier talent. Philly only giving next years 4th to move up is telling.
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Maybe no one in the right range was offering anything worthwhile.
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A need indeed! ?
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Nothing against D. Wright he was easily a consensus smart pick. Carter as big of a risk as he is falling to 9 should have been the pick. The draft is a crapshoot anyways.
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About the same as the Bears first round success......
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