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JagdPanther · 2012-04-29, 13:06

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Originally Posted by Elo the Blue

Hilarious reactions to the first two rounds of the draft.

I'm pretty pleased with how things turned out for the Ravens. Upshaw and Osemele are beasts. Gradkowski can learn from Birk for a year. Jackson is a great punt returner and could develop into a quality nickel. Streeter has the tools to be a vertical threat. And Tyson looks like a good rotational run-stuffer.

The Bernard Pierce pick puzzled me initially, but after watching some video on him, I wouldn't be surprised if he's the starting RB in a season or two. I like Rice but if he's adamant about wanting Adrian Peterson money, he can look for it elsewhere after this season.

YES! I had seen the first round but didn't know that the guy did them for the 2nd and 3rd rounds, too.

The ones for Pick #15 (Bruce Irvin) were the best by far.

Samari · 2012-04-30, 01:43

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Originally Posted by Elo the Blue

Hilarious reactions to the first two rounds of the draft.

I'm pretty pleased with how things turned out for the Ravens. Upshaw and Osemele are beasts. Gradkowski can learn from Birk for a year. Jackson is a great punt returner and could develop into a quality nickel. Streeter has the tools to be a vertical threat. And Tyson looks like a good rotational run-stuffer.

The Bernard Pierce pick puzzled me initially, but after watching some video on him, I wouldn't be surprised if he's the starting RB in a season or two. I like Rice but if he's adamant about wanting Adrian Peterson money, he can look for it elsewhere after this season.

You post there?

Samari · 2012-04-30, 01:57

The A.J. Jenkins pick was surprising, but not bad. Don't mind having another receiver after what happened last year in the NFC Championship game. Hopefully this guy can actually get some separation.

Samari · 2012-04-30, 15:22

Moss is looking like his old self in San Francisco.

Athena · 2012-04-30, 16:56

Anyone might know how do you determine the draft eligibility of a player? In hockey, it's the age, but for football....?

GDB · 2012-04-30, 17:14

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Originally Posted by Samari

Moss is looking like his old self in San Francisco.

It's that yellow hue. Gives it a retro-look.

Dilla · 2012-04-30, 19:19

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Originally Posted by KiRa08o2

Anyone might know how do you determine the draft eligibility of a player? In hockey, it's the age, but for football....?

At least three years of college eligibility.

Kyuu · 2012-04-30, 20:08

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Originally Posted by Dilla

At least three years of college eligibility.

Yet, WRs tend not to mature very well...

JagdPanther · 2012-04-30, 20:48

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Originally Posted by Dilla

At least three years of college eligibility.

I believe it's actually 3 years removed from high school. I may be misinterpreting what you mean by "years of college eligibility," but one can graduate high school, go to prep school (which has no effect on college eligibility), then go to college, redshirt, play a year, and then declare (so 3 years removed with 3 years remaining). Dion Lewis from Pitt did this last year.

I am interpreting what you said to mean graduate from high school, play/redshirt, and play for two years (3 years removed with 1 or 2 years remaining).

I think that you can also not even go to college and as long as you're three years out you can enter the Draft.

Dilla · 2012-04-30, 21:38

Three years out of high school does sound better. I was including prep schoolers and guys like Amobi Okoye, who entered Louisville as a freshman football player at the age of 16 and was drafted at age 19, though.

Elo the Blue · 2012-05-01, 19:13

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Originally Posted by Samari

You post there?

Nope. Some guy I'm friends with on Facebook with posted it .

I talk my football on the Ravens site.

Mr. DJ · 2012-05-02, 09:16

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Originally Posted by Elo the Blue

Hilarious reactions to the first two rounds of the draft.

wait wait wait...wait...holy shit, someone is actually named Nick Toon? o_o

Highman · 2012-05-02, 10:44

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Originally Posted by JagdPanther

I believe it's actually 3 years removed from high school. I may be misinterpreting what you mean by "years of college eligibility," but one can graduate high school, go to prep school (which has no effect on college eligibility), then go to college, redshirt, play a year, and then declare (so 3 years removed with 3 years remaining). Dion Lewis from Pitt did this last year.

I am interpreting what you said to mean graduate from high school, play/redshirt, and play for two years (3 years removed with 1 or 2 years remaining).

I think that you can also not even go to college and as long as you're three years out you can enter the Draft.

You suppose to play 4 years when in college and I think your stating with the underclassmen.

But I'll add this link for information:

http://www.docsports.com/current/nfl-draft-rules.html

Highman · 2012-05-02, 10:46

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Originally Posted by Samari

Moss is looking like his old self in San Francisco.

That describes about age being not a factor. Hoping this cake will cut well for him in San Francisco

Highman · 2012-05-02, 13:38

http://www.tmz.com/2012/05/02/junior.../#.T6GJvVJG28B

NFL legend Junior Seau was found dead in his home in Oceanside, CA ... and a law enforcement source at the scene tells us cops believe he shot himself.

Seau was 43-years-old ... and leaves behind 3 kids and an ex-wife.

If I'm Roger Goodell right now, need to book up for vacation immediately.

Also, RIP Junior Seau

Samari · 2012-05-02, 13:39

Terrible news about Seau. Rest in peace.

Dilla · 2012-05-02, 14:30

R.I.P. Junior Seau.

Neki Ecko · 2012-05-02, 14:42

Wow, just wow

He was only 43 years old and I know that he has been fight with depression and his demons as well. Its kinda of hard to say anything, he was one of the most favorite NFL players that I follow when I was a kid. RIP, Junior. You wil be going to Canton very soon

BTW, Goodell, needs to start packing quickly

Dilla · 2012-05-02, 14:52

This has nothing to do with Goodell. Hell, this is what Goodell is trying to prevent (assuming the autopsy shows significant brain degradation).

Neki Ecko · 2012-05-02, 16:00

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Originally Posted by Dilla

This has nothing to do with Goodell. Hell, this is what Goodell is trying to prevent (assuming the autopsy shows significant brain degradation).

I am talking about something else with the Goodell comment.

2012-04-30, 01:57	Link #4943
Samari World's Greatest Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: San Francisco Age: 36	The A.J. Jenkins pick was surprising, but not bad. Don't mind having another receiver after what happened last year in the NFC Championship game. Hopefully this guy can actually get some separation. __________________ "Every light must fade, every heart return to darkness!" 永遠不要失去信心，你的命運。

2012-04-30, 15:22	Link #4944
Samari World's Greatest Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: San Francisco Age: 36	Moss is looking like his old self in San Francisco. __________________ "Every light must fade, every heart return to darkness!" 永遠不要失去信心，你的命運。

2012-04-30, 16:56	Link #4945
Athena The Power of One Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Earth	Anyone might know how do you determine the draft eligibility of a player? In hockey, it's the age, but for football....? __________________

2012-05-02, 13:38	Link #4955
Highman Keep Pounding and Destroy Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: The Seminole State Age: 36	Breaking News: Junior Seau Dies http://www.tmz.com/2012/05/02/junior.../#.T6GJvVJG28B NFL legend Junior Seau was found dead in his home in Oceanside, CA ... and a law enforcement source at the scene tells us cops believe he shot himself. Seau was 43-years-old ... and leaves behind 3 kids and an ex-wife. If I'm Roger Goodell right now, need to book up for vacation immediately. Also, RIP Junior Seau

2012-05-02, 13:39	Link #4956
Samari World's Greatest Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: San Francisco Age: 36	Terrible news about Seau. Rest in peace. __________________ "Every light must fade, every heart return to darkness!" 永遠不要失去信心，你的命運。

2012-04-30, 21:38	Link #4950
Dilla 'Sup Ballers Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: North Carolina, USA Age: 34	Three years out of high school does sound better. I was including prep schoolers and guys like Amobi Okoye, who entered Louisville as a freshman football player at the age of 16 and was drafted at age 19, though.

2012-05-02, 14:30	Link #4957
Dilla 'Sup Ballers Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: North Carolina, USA Age: 34	R.I.P. Junior Seau.

2012-05-02, 14:42	Link #4958
Neki Ecko Dancing with the Sky Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Everett, Washington Age: 44	Wow, just wow He was only 43 years old and I know that he has been fight with depression and his demons as well. Its kinda of hard to say anything, he was one of the most favorite NFL players that I follow when I was a kid. RIP, Junior. You wil be going to Canton very soon BTW, Goodell, needs to start packing quickly __________________

2012-05-02, 14:52	Link #4959
Dilla 'Sup Ballers Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: North Carolina, USA Age: 34	This has nothing to do with Goodell. Hell, this is what Goodell is trying to prevent (assuming the autopsy shows significant brain degradation).