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Thread: Pickett and the draft
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-03-12-2006 #1
Pickett and the draft
Kemeatoua is off the market. If Pickett doesn't re-sign, our draft board may be rearranged. Without Pickett, are we forced to go with Ngata in the first round or trust the readiness of Kennedy?
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-03-12-2006 #2
Re: Pickett and the draft
I'd be just fine if we drafted Ngata. If Huff isn't available, there doesn't seem to be a LB worth the 11th pick. So if Ngata fell, I'd be OK choosing him.
Odds are we'll still turn around and draft Gabe Watson or something instead.
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-03-12-2006 #3
Re: Pickett and the draft
Reports are we have an attractive offer on the table for Ryan,I would not like a DT in the first round we have picked too many in the 1st already and that did'nt do much for us
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-03-12-2006 #4
Re: Pickett and the draft
Man, how crazy would it be for the Rams to draft a fourth first-round DT in six years? Yikes. Kinda makes sense though if the Rams don't resign Pickett and don't feel like Kennedy is going to be the man beside Glover. Or if they want to ensure they have some depth who can come in when Glover starts showing his age, and eventually replace him.
If Ngata is there, maybe call Cleveland and see if they'd be willing to part with a fourth or fifth round pick to trade spots and ensure they get him. The threat of the Rams taking him is real, so I'm not sure the Browns wouldn't part with a second day pick just to make sure they have him.
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-03-12-2006 #5
Re: Pickett and the draft
Yeah Nick it’s amazing how the draft pictures changes so quickly once free agency kicks in. I’m still not giving up on Kennedy just yet, but with out Pickett and D Lewis we will need to add someone.




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