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If Robinson fell to #10. No way in hell you pass on him. Way to dominant. Put him at RT next to Warford, they might even make Leshoure look good.
Might even make him look faster these days...
If Robinson fell to #10. No way in hell you pass on him. Way to dominant. Put him at RT next to Warford, they might even make Leshoure look good.
OL not nearly enough of a current need to take one at 10. I'd love to have Matthews' reliability on the line, but if he drops to 10 I'd rather get a haul from the Giants, or Pittsburgh (not their style), or Miami, or Carolina than take him. Same if the 3 QBs are there - let the bidding war begin.
No interest in trading up unless it's practically free.
Agreed. Taking a RT in the top ten would be very Millen-esque.
OT is a position that translates very well to the NFL. The top rated OL, many more times than not, will be an instant starter based on talent alone over someone who has experience.
I am not even aware of what Luke Joeckel did last year, as I haven't read much about him, so I'd have to look it up. But over the last couple years -- the 1st OT off the board has become a pro bowl level player in the NFL. Here are the top tackles drafted over the past 7 or 8 years. Joe Thomas, Trent Williams, D'Brickishaw Ferguson, Tyron Smith, Matt Khalil, Jake Long. The one guy who hasn't is Jason Smith.
Thomas, Williams, Ferguson, Smith, Khalil and Jake Long have all been pro bowl Tackles. Some of them were pro bowlers their first year at the position. Others took a year or so to earn a trip. But the end result with the exception of Jason Smith is a top 10 talent at the LT position.
Eric Fisher was actually the #1 OT drafted last year and I don't think he fared too well last year, but I haven't read much on him either, so I could be wrong.
Kind of like taking a third receiver top ten?
Question -- Greg Robinson falls to the Lions at #10. You honestly believe the Lions pass on Robinson, because they have an undrafted FA, who took over the starting job, because the guy who beat him out in camp was injured?
If you have the chance to take a franchise OL, who they project could be one of the best OL in the NFL within a couple years -- you take him. Especially one they are talking about being athletic enough to play LT, but also could be the best run blocking OT in quite some time.
IMO, Detroit could draft Robinson and he could take his pick on what tackle position on the Lions he'd like to play and he'd be a monster upgrade.
If Waddle is your cup of tea -- leave him at RT, move Reiff inside to G and put Robinson at LT. If you want to wait till Sims is gone -- move Reiff to RT, Waddle can be ready if someone is injured and Robinson takes over LT. If you want to run the ball down people's throats -- Leave Reiff at LT, put Robinson at RT next to Warford and force teams to move their safeties closer to the line of scrimmage.
Kind of like taking a third receiver top ten?
Two thoughts here:Question -- Greg Robinson falls to the Lions at #10. You honestly believe the Lions pass on Robinson, because they have an undrafted FA, who took over the starting job, because the guy who beat him out in camp was injured?
If you have the chance to take a franchise OL, who they project could be one of the best OL in the NFL within a couple years -- you take him. Especially one they are talking about being athletic enough to play LT, but also could be the best run blocking OT in quite some time.
IMO, Detroit could draft Robinson and he could take his pick on what tackle position on the Lions he'd like to play and he'd be a monster upgrade.
If Waddle is your cup of tea -- leave him at RT, move Reiff inside to G and put Robinson at LT. If you want to wait till Sims is gone -- move Reiff to RT, Waddle can be ready if someone is injured and Robinson takes over LT. If you want to run the ball down people's throats -- Leave Reiff at LT, put Robinson at RT next to Warford and force teams to move their safeties closer to the line of scrimmage.
Two thoughts here:
1.) Robinson is sweet and would be better than anyone on our o-line 'cept for Warford.
2.) You're still selling Waddle way short. Who gives a fuck that he wasn't drafted? I promise if there was a re-do draft he doesn't make it past the 2nd round. Let's go by his play, rather than his draft status. He was far more than just a 'capable' RT last year, which for a rookie is very promising indeed...
Spearing?
Suckers? Idk what schedule the fish run on way down there...
You start soaking in THC again? This is the nice one liner of a toking Smitty...