OFFICIAL: Draft Day (Day One-Three)

[kingofdetroit57]

Broyles?!?!?!?

 

[inkfreq]

My faith in Mayhew has just declined

 

[grandy]

Trading him I hope

 

[Monster]

i'm not happy. not one fucking bit. why not randle if you want a WR. FUCK FUCK FUCK!

 

[Diggler Cometh]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76p_ncbffCE[/youtube]

 

[mhughes0021]

Were replacing CJ cause hes going to break his leg due to being on the Madden cover....nice pick MM.

 

[ruff]

are you fucking kidding me

 

[tbone413]

....don't understand that pick at all...

 

[cheeno]

That is a gut punch

 

[kingofdetroit57]

Scouting Report

An impressive career at Oklahoma has Broyles headed for the NFL. His size, however, could hamper his chances at excelling. Combined with recovery from a torn ACL, Broyles' draft stock has taken a hit. He's expected to be selected in the middle to late rounds, but scouts do like a lot of his qualities. He's considered a strong route runner with an impressive work ethic. Despite his size, he's shown a willingness to go across the middle, making him a candidate to line up in the slot. Broyles topped 1,000 yards receiving in each of his last three seasons, including a career-high 1,622 with 14 touchdowns and 131 receptions as a junior. He followed that up with 83 catches for 1,157 yards and 10 scores in nine games last year before suffering the season-ending knee injury. His hands are considered among the best in the draft, but he doesn't have the breakaway speed needed to stretch the field. Some teams may see him as a project due to his injury, but his play and intensity have impressed scouts. He could be a value pick in the later rounds for a team looking for depth at wideout or an eventually dependable possession receiver.

 

[lionsFTW]

I mean Mayhew has been about this kid for a minute now but hes neither a need nor the BPA!?!?! I'm pretty bummed.

 

[thundernlightning]

buying out burleson?

 

[Monster]

HE MIGHT be good eventually, but he's hurt. we already have 3 good WRs...so WHYYYYY IN THE 2ND FUCKING ROUND?

 

[cheeno]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76p_ncbffCE[/youtube]

This sums my feelings

 

[grandy]

Look on the bright side...the offense will be even more entertaining...just remember to switch the channel when they're on defense.

 

[Diggler Cometh]

Christ.. A mangled knee on top of it?? Fuck

 

[kingofdetroit57]

Undersized, coming off an ACL, expected middle rounder, and good for a team without WR depth. Am I missing something here?

 

[tbone413]

We now have 4 starting WRs...plus 3 TEs.

WHY???

 

[mhughes0021]

Scouting Report

An impressive career at Oklahoma has Broyles headed for the NFL. His size, however, could hamper his chances at excelling. Combined with recovery from a torn ACL, Broyles' draft stock has taken a hit. He's expected to be selected in the middle to late rounds, but scouts do like a lot of his qualities. He's considered a strong route runner with an impressive work ethic. Despite his size, he's shown a willingness to go across the middle, making him a candidate to line up in the slot. Broyles topped 1,000 yards receiving in each of his last three seasons, including a career-high 1,622 with 14 touchdowns and 131 receptions as a junior. He followed that up with 83 catches for 1,157 yards and 10 scores in nine games last year before suffering the season-ending knee injury. His hands are considered among the best in the draft, but he doesn't have the breakaway speed needed to stretch the field. Some teams may see him as a project due to his injury, but his play and intensity have impressed scouts. He could be a value pick in the later rounds for a team looking for depth at wideout or an eventually dependable possession receiver.

here ill translate:

blah blah blah wont see the field cause we have CJ titus and Burleson blah blah blah wont see the field blah blah blah we could have had a defensive starter blah blah blah fuck you MM blah blah

 

[wheels002]

I am confused...More than normal even