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2014 NFL Draft: Updates/News

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Ealy to the Falcons would make sense here since they missed out on Mack

I really wanted to see Carr in Tampa

 

Wasn't going to happen. Lovie said today that Mike Glennon is the QB of the future for the Bucs and they will be drafting on need and QB is not a need for them.

Gotta get Johnny some protection. :D

 

Yea, their's some dirty women in Cleveland, but he needs linemen too...

Roddy White tweeted he couldn't believe Lee wasn't picked in round 1. He better hope he isn't snatched by the Falcons in round 2. :lol2:

Solid pick, Falcons need D-line help. Surprised it wasn't Kony Ealy.

Rick Bozich had an interesting column on WDRB.com relating to the coming-out-of-high-school "star" (e.g., 5, 4, 3, etc.) rating of Mel Kiper's projected first round picks. Many projected draftees were not 5 or 4 or even 3. I'm curious (but not to the degree to do the research) how the actual draft ended up. It might surprise some people who think the star rating is gospel.

Jags take Lee. Bortles to Lee could be decent.

Now we're talking. Give me True Mason in the third round and Jags could have a half way decent offense in a couple years.

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