yankees228
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Thanks, I was planning on taking a kicker with that pick until I noticed he was available. He was a great return man with the Jets (and even did some things out of the backfield), and, since his injury, he has been excellent for the Seahawks.
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I know this player was hurt, but he's completely healthy right now, and considering what he has done this year, I'm surprised he's still on the board. Leon Washington, KR/PR
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Interesting pick jaybay. I didn't think he'd be the next HC to go.
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Damn, sorry about the wait guys. Tom Coughlin, Head Coach
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Ugh, just awful. No back to back Nat'l Championships for Alabama. Horrendous defensive half, and they waited way too long to spread it out and throw on a subpar LSU secondary.
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What a series from the Heisman winner.
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You almost never see those kind of mistakes from a Nick Saban coached team. You have to be in punt safe with that down and distance, on that part of the field.
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I absolutely love how McElroy and Jones are going right at Patrick Peterson. The fade stop down the left sideline was fantastic.
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Rex would have been my next pick. Damn.
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Question. Most people will probably know where I'm going with this, but can we pick coaches who aren't currently employed by an NFL organization?
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Nice pick, even though he's not a head coach, I was thinking about selecting him.
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Not surprising. There was no chance they were going to sign Lee + Crawford/Werth. However, even with all the OF spots and DH spot filled, I wonder what they'd do if they don't get Lee.
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By my count he has four picks to make up.
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Haha, well, he was picked ahead of Dez Bryant...
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Figured I'd take a very high upside WR with this pick. Demaryius Thomas, WR
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OK, give me a few minutes.
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Boss' big catch was a pretty clean and well executed skinny post. I assume you're talking about Tyree's catch, which I think is just more luck than anything. Speaking directly to your point, Tyree was going up to catch that ball with Rodney Harrison, and I don't think a case can be made that Harrison didn't make a play on the ball because he's not a 'tested' defensive player. I guess your general point is that the Pats were hurt by a certain complacency that developed over the course of winning 18 straight games, many of them by wide margins. I don't think I buy that, especially considering they had to win close games in the AFC Divisional Round and Conference Championship (with, as I already mentioned, the latter being won by the defense). I'm not sure we can pinpoint an overall reason why they lost that game, and I tend to think the Giants just played a slightly better game that day, and got a few key breaks. But I understand what you're saying, we just see this thing a bit differently.
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I think there are two key differences. The Rams had a much better running game, while the Pats had a much better overall defense. But is your point that neither team was built to win at the end?
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Obviously I was thrilled with how that Super Bowl ended, but I remember saying to someone that even though they didn't win the SB, the 2007/08 Pats are one of the greatest if not the greatest NFL team of all time. Of course that made the Giants' victory even sweeter. One game, one flukey ending, doesn't change how good a team actually was. Just by happenstance, the Pats' one loss that year happened to come in the Super Bowl, instead of some meaningless mid-season game.
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