At least we try to be objective in our discussions, right?
You mean saying Peavy shouldn't be on there and that Allen should be in place of Fant isn't being objective? The hell you say.
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You mean saying Peavy shouldn't be on there and that Allen should be in place of Fant isn't being objective? The hell you say.
I saw a mock draft had him at #4. Crazy. If he runs a 4.5 ish he will be at least a second rounder for sure. If he runs a sub 4.45 he will be top half of the first round.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...mpaign=GMFB_20180215_Position1_Article_Mayock
According to Mayock, Jackson is the #2 CB and Daniels the #3 interior OL in the draft.
No Lazard listed.
According to Mayock, Jackson is the #2 CB and Daniels the #3 interior OL in the draft.
No Lazard listed.
I get that you probably don't fully understand what "Consensus All-American" means, not your fault. So will give you a pass.
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I thought we were discussing how Montgomery hurt his draft stock not anything about his college accolades
Nope, no moral victory at all. I was at the game, and I know who the better team was. I know you won't agree obviously, but that doesn't matter to me. I felt good about ISU coming out of that game because I know what I saw, and that was one team playing better than the other team, but one team getting VERY fortunate at the end. Iowa fans were streaming out of the stadium with a couple mins left that day because they too knew it was over.
You're not equating hair into the equation.
It turns out Park ran circles around himself and the coaches were so impressed they just had to start him.
Holy crap here we go again. Have you already forgotten where all that pre-season cult-like love that was showered onto Jacob Park ended up getting him? Kempt seems like a good kid. He doesn't need to be chewed up and spit out onto a Denny's parking lot across the state line somewhere.
Have some humanity here dude. And please DO NOT make him your av.
