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Ham April 11, 2009 at 7:55 AM

The Dolphins have the #108th selection in the fourth round. (From Oakland for Samson Satelen. They swapped the fourths and the Phins got the Radiers round 6.). Might want to update it! Just a heads up.

Frank January 18, 2010 at 6:20 AM

I like the Anthony Davis, Donovan Warren & Norwood picks…but, instead of Pike with the Niners #3, I’d substitute Gerhart. Why? Nate Davis will most likely become their #2 QB during the off-season…moving Shaun Hill to #3. Gerhart would fill their enduring need for a power RB…they’ve struggled for a number of seasons with their short ydg game. He’d not only upgrade their corps of RB’s, but he’d be immensely popular w/Niner fans, given he’s a local hero already.

JP January 20, 2010 at 4:11 PM

With all due respect to the selections you have for Detroit….are you serious??
They had the worst Defense in the league the past how many seasons…so with a chance to select some top end defensive talent you have them going offense with their first two picks just like last season….?? huh??
I could understand if you went DT first and then OT….but not sure if you have the pulse of the Lions. Seems like you are reading waaay to many message boards and the dislike for Backus….Detroit is in need of some Defense….big time….

Ray Herrick January 27, 2010 at 3:36 PM

I agree with JP, and I am one of the top Jeff Backus haters in Motown! You cannot seriously believe they would pass up two potential Pro Bowl DT’s in Suh and McCoy to fish for another OT? Backus is terrible, and Gosder Cherilous is still a little green, but if you really watched the Lions (a burden I share with JP, among few others!), they should, and had better, go defensive exclusively in this draft, and hopefully shore up their huge holes on the O-Line, and at RB, by bringing in some veteran FA’s in this uncapped year.

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