Bowling4Bikes
Steee-riiike!
uh...not even close, but I understand the homer-ism

i dont understand it so i'm goin to make fun of it.
good job.
he seems like a player, probably would have had a higher grade if he hadn't been injured last season. they need someone to work into the rotation and maybe start eventually.I still think they'll take Jared Crick from Nebraska to be the next Justin Smith.
hey did you ever see the geto boys "my mind is playing tricks on me" video? fucking midgets are vicious...

cal might have more guys drafted than stanford.


Clayton calls the Rams one of the winners after 3 rounds...
Winners
1. St. Louis Rams: General manager Les Snead nailed it. His offseason was on trial Friday during the second round. The Rams have spent an offseason angling to find players whom coach Jeff Fisher could play on a team being totally rebuilt. Snead worked trades with the Redskins during the offseason and the Cowboys on Day 1. They entered Friday with three second-round picks. Snead drafted wide receiver Brian Quick, cornerback Janoris Jenkins and running back Isaiah Pead in the second round. Quick is a big receiver who can help quarterback Sam Bradford on routes outside the numbers. If he picks up the offense, he can do for Bradford what Brandon Lloyd offered last season -- become a big, dependable target. Quick might have been taken a little higher than expected, but at least the Rams got a wide receiver. The Rams have needed an explosive backup running back for years. Pead can be a significant upgrade from the backups of the past two years. Last season, the Rams tried Cadillac Williams behind Steven Jackson. This Cadillac had run out of gas. Pead comes to the Rams with a full tank and plenty of elusiveness. The selection of cornerback Trumaine Johnson in the third round capped the first two days of the draft. The Rams seemingly had more cornerback injuries than they scored points last season. Now, they have Cortland Finnegan, Jenkins and Johnson. First-round pick Michael Brockers will help disrupt quarterbacks and running plays at the line of scrimmage.
And he calls the 9ers one of the Losers.....
Losers
2. San Francisco 49ers: The 49ers drew criticism in the first round when they took wide receiver A.J. Jenkins, who wasn't a first-round pick on some teams' boards. The selection of running back LaMichael James in the second round was even more puzzling. How many running backs do the 49ers need? They have Frank Gore, one of the more dependable backs in the league. Gore might be wearing out, but he's still good. Kendall Hunter is a good inside runner. They added free-agent Brandon Jacobs for short-yardage and goal line. James might be a good fit as a third-down back. The 49ers average 31 carries a game. Unless they are running off Gore, they'd need 40 carries a game to keep this group happy. The 49ers are overdoing it at running back.
/shrug i guess they already got the guys they like!cause I think gore is way overrated, not actually that dependable, and not a really threatening weapon.

me, "hrm.. i know they had a pick in this round." scroll..... scroll...... scroll..... scroll scroll scrollscrollscrollscrollscrooooooooolllllllll "WTF!"


and that matters why?Clayton calls the Rams one of the winners after 3 rounds...
And he calls the 9ers one of the Losers.....![]()
but he was probably going to get drafted later anyway. the dude punted a ball into mccovey cove ffsYou owe the Jaguars a beer for drafting Cal's *punter* in the 3rd freaking round.![]()
they picked joe looney a g-c from wake forestwoke up. went to look for niners picks since the James one.
me, "hrm.. i know they had a pick in this round." scroll..... scroll...... scroll..... scroll scroll scrollscrollscrollscrollscrooooooooolllllllll "WTF!"
then i checked all the trade backs they made./shrug i guess they already got the guys they like!