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I wouldn't be happy if we took a CB in the first round... I perceive much bigger needs than a 3rd or 4th corner for this defense to be elite.
 

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I wouldn't be happy if we took a CB in the first round... I perceive much bigger needs than a 3rd or 4th corner for this defense to be elite.

I think I've come to grips with the concept that Keim knows what he is doing.

Based on his comments and what our current moves indicate, Keim legitimately has a 1 year, 3 year, and 5 year plan in place that likely has some wiggle room.

If he believes Jason Verrett would be BPA, I would have to defer to his judgement. His moves at least in the short run, have vindicated any question of his acumen.

Plus Jason Verrett is a hell of a player. If available in round 2 when we pick, I would be ecstatic if we took him.
 

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I think I've come to grips with the concept that Keim knows what he is doing.

Based on his comments and what our current moves indicate, Keim legitimately has a 1 year, 3 year, and 5 year plan in place that likely has some wiggle room.

If he believes Jason Verrett would be BPA, I would have to defer to his judgement. His moves at least in the short run, have vindicated any question of his acumen.

Plus Jason Verrett is a hell of a player. If available in round 2 when we pick, I would be ecstatic if we took him.

This, this, and then some. Love that kid, and Cro is only on a one year deal. Who knows when Tyrann will be back at 100%.
 

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they say "potential first rounder"....even with the damaged shoulder?? I will trust if it happens, but I hope we don't take this guy at 20.....52 on the other hand I am fine with.....hmmmmm,....26,....maybe
 

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I wouldn't be happy if we took a CB in the first round... I perceive much bigger needs than a 3rd or 4th corner for this defense to be elite.

I think I've come to grips with the concept that Keim knows what he is doing.

Based on his comments and what our current moves indicate, Keim legitimately has a 1 year, 3 year, and 5 year plan in place that likely has some wiggle room.

If he believes Jason Verrett would be BPA, I would have to defer to his judgement. His moves at least in the short run, have vindicated any question of his acumen.

Plus Jason Verrett is a hell of a player. If available in round 2 when we pick, I would be ecstatic if we took him.


if he got drafted at #20, he wouldnt be a 3 or 4 most likely. Cro would be a 3. I am ok with high picks for corners as they can be trade bait down the line while having stacked DB cores. Once PP21 gets paid we cant afford elite #2 CBs unless they are on a rookie salary. Once they are going to get expensive, get some picks out of them.
 

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player drafted at #20 are cheap for four/five years

corners who can play are expensive --

to have two really good corners for the next four or five years is worth something
 

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Verrett is the best CB in this draft, hands down


but teams are so enamored by the big Seattle CBs, that theyll forego talent for inches


Verrett is basically Tyrann

How would you like 2 Tyranns on the field at the same time? Heck yes Id take Verrett. Kids a monster
 

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Verrett is the best CB in this draft, hands down


but teams are so enamored by the big Seattle CBs, that theyll forego talent for inches


Verrett is basically Tyrann

How would you like 2 Tyranns on the field at the same time? Heck yes Id take Verrett. Kids a monster

It is possible and if BASK picked him in the first, I would trust their judgment :)
 

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I'm hoping that the Texans take Clowney #1 and are looking to move back into the first round in order to take a QB. We'd get the first pick in round two plus a 3rd or 4th round, probably fourth, pick. We'd then have the first pick on Friday with a lot of offers for that pick. Would make for a LOT of fun.
 

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I can understand the speed but I thought ARZ was looking for length like SEA's secondary. I would prefer Jean Bapiste in Round 3. He has the speed to cover the slot plus the size. Use first 2 picks on a pass rusher and S, unless they want to take a S in Round 3.
 
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I can understand the speed but I thought ARZ was looking for length like SEA's secondary. I would prefer Jean Bapiste in Round 3. He has the speed to cover the slot plus the size. Use first 2 picks on a pass rusher and S, unless they want to take a S in Round 3.

Tavon Austin & Percy Harvin.
 

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I can understand the speed but I thought ARZ was looking for length like SEA's secondary. I would prefer Jean Bapiste in Round 3. He has the speed to cover the slot plus the size. Use first 2 picks on a pass rusher and S, unless they want to take a S in Round 3.

Covering the slot is more about quickness than speed. IMO
 

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Covering the slot is more about quickness than speed. IMO

Exactly, a 6'3 cornerback is too stiff in the hips to properly cover the water bugs with speed teams use out of the slot... but the Nebraska kid would be great as a #2 corner or even safety help on a TE
 

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Exactly, a 6'3 cornerback is too stiff in the hips to properly cover the water bugs with speed teams use out of the slot... but the Nebraska kid would be great as a #2 corner or even safety help on a TE

Yep. Haven't we learned over the years that this fad of tallish corners usually produces a lot of duds? I remember in the late 90's, this was a fad as well and it push guys like Wilfork (can't remember first name; Oklahoma), Michael Booker, and that kid the Niners took from Miami who was awful.

Corners have to be able to turn and run, and guys over 6'1 generally aren't as good as shorter guys. It's rare that 6'3 corners can do this.

I like the idea of Jean-Baptiste. Sounds great, but it also sounds like it could bust or he could be a better safety prospect down the road. Jean-Baptiste really came on last season, but before that he was just a guy.

I'm leery of players that weren't very good until their senior seasons, especially if we're talking about 1st or 2nd round picks.
 

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Yep. Haven't we learned over the years that this fad of tallish corners usually produces a lot of duds? I remember in the late 90's, this was a fad as well and it push guys like Wilfork (can't remember first name; Oklahoma), Michael Booker, and that kid the Niners took from Miami who was awful.

Corners have to be able to turn and run, and guys over 6'1 generally aren't as good as shorter guys. It's rare that 6'3 corners can do this.

I like the idea of Jean-Baptiste. Sounds great, but it also sounds like it could bust or he could be a better safety prospect down the road. Jean-Baptiste really came on last season, but before that he was just a guy.

I'm leery of players that weren't very good until their senior seasons, especially if we're talking about 1st or 2nd round picks.

Examples?
 

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Covering the slot is more about quickness than speed. IMO

Dang skippy... and if the objective is winning a Super Bowl, we are going to play teams out of our division as well and having a quick guy like this that can put a lock on the speed slot guy is important

None of SEA's secondary are as fast as Tavon Austin or run sub 4.5 40's but they are considered the best unit in the NFL and won a SB so....
 

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Exactly. That is why I say pass rusher (Dee Ford) in Round 1. Abraham & Ford would provide a lot of pass rush support for our secondary.

Also worth mentioning SJB ran a 4.41 & 4.45 at his pro day.
 
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Exactly. That is why I say pass rusher (Dee Ford) in Round 1. Abraham & Ford would provide a lot of pass rush support for our secondary.

Also worth mentioning SJP ran a 4.41 & 4.45 at his pro day.

I'm down with getting a pass rusher, and Dee Ford is a player I'm really starting to like :)
 

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Exactly. That is why I say pass rusher (Dee Ford) in Round 1. Abraham & Ford would provide a lot of pass rush support for our secondary.

Also worth mentioning SJP ran a 4.41 & 4.45 at his pro day.

sjp who is ? has nothing to do with attu verse?
 
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