greendevil

Now you'll have to gimme a second... I had a pick ready for the Chiefs...

Still a very good list for this late in the game HB... Commendable...

I don't know but I think his time is about to expire...

Looks like Stick is up with the Rams... Then me with the Chiefs... And then Bballguy gets the Panthers...

But we all know you want the Gmen... Take the Gmen HB, take the Gmen...:lol: Somebody needs to take a shot at a BPA list...

The Cowboys take Tracy Porter, CB, IU.. I thought the Colts would take the guard from USC. Scott just left and Saturday is getting old...

I lied... The pick go Colts, then Packers, then Cowboys...

Yes...

That would be amazing if he fell that far. If we got Sed Ellis and James Hardy in the first two rounds than all of Bengaldom should celebrate. Hardy has the potential to be a red zone TD machine...

I considered it for a split second, but the thing about it is that if the Phins didn't take Ryan, and they passed on Flacco/Henne at the beginning of the round, and then they took another mid 2nd round QB, they can't expect anymore out of him than what Beck gave them last year. I think that QB you are thinking will end up somewhere where he can develop for a year or so and learn the offense and correct his flaws. Think Chicago or Carolina-ish. Maybe San Fran too because they aren't satisfied with Smith and I don't know that he has shown that he can run the pro style offense coming out of Myers' spread offense. I think that Minnesota wants Jackson to gain confidence so they won't draft any significant threat to him. And I figure that Taylor will be out in Miami, so they need versatile guys that can play in that 3-4 and Groves and Thompson both look capable of playing the end spot or the OLB spot in that scheme. Groves has more potential and is more athletic but Thompson maxes out his talent and is a guy that is always in the right spot and will work to learn his job in the defense.

Don't like it? Make option 1A was Andre Caldwell WR from Florida. We can change it if you like.

Who needs rules anyways... Its like the draft a few years ago when the Vikings missed their picks and team reps were running to turn in their card like they were trying to make the olympic sprinting qualifying times... :lol:

If you say so... Dolphins select Jeremy Thompson, DE, Wake Forest

Well I just noticed that if the Jets are looking for an improved pass rush, they need look no further than BGP, where they are selecting arguably the two top DE's in the draft with Gholston and Harvey...

For whomever makes the pick, the Dolphins prior selections include: Jake Long OT Michigan Quentin Groves DE/OLB Auburn

So that is all recoverable oil? How many barrels does the world use in a year?

I know... I find myself re-reading the whole thread making sure the guy I had in mind hasn't already been selected... It's like the annual fantasy football draft. Usually everyone at least once trys to pick a guy that has already been picked. Sometimes a guy gets picked three or four times...:lol: Thats a good pick. I was just looking at he and John Carlson trying to figure out who the 'Hawks would opt for out of the two... It looks like the Packers are OTC...

Yeah, I had to check because I can't beleive he was still there. It would be perfect Pittsburgh fashion to get a guy that grades out between 12-18 at 23 and a first round talent that late in the second... They would be competing with the Chiefs for one of the best drafts to this point...

The Titans are OTC...

So how about if a kid goes to a school in their 8th grade year and sees Varsity PT and then transfers for their freshman year to a different school?

Pittsburgh selects Antoine Cason, CB, Arizona And I think that would give them two steals...

Even better. Just as long as the ten pick deal is out too...

Oh nevermind... I say we pick em as many as we can until Saturday, just to see if we are even close. Just something like you can't follow your own selction within the 45 minute deal. Anyone else agree?

They would also say that Flowers doesn't have much upside, and is good at a lot of things but great at none of 'em. But anyways, the pick is made, Bucs up...

I listened to a speech once where it was predicted that the world supply of oil could well run out in less than 100 years... I believe it.... Now, that said, I don't think until there is an alternate option we have a choice. We can't stop going to our jobs, kids have to go to school, etc. You can only cut down so much, and how much will that actually affect the market?