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I see slaossen playing center before whothair., he did well there last year.

We actually were up for drafting Spriggs in the second when GB jumped ahead of us to grab him. We tried but at that point you are just grasping for air. If every spot is good but LT, we will just put a 6th body there to help him out, or roll out away from him. I do not know if Leno is any good, but this year we will find out. I heard Thayer rave about him with great potential, so lets see how it pans out.

If we go by last year, most of these new additions will make the roster or practice squad. we all look at this as fillings all our needs but drafting Whitehair, the WVU LB was just adding good players. I have always thought this was a three year rebuild, I think the talent may put us in a position to sniff the playoffs this year, but that is just my optimist, may not be reality. If Nick is good, you may see Freeman go away after this year. Whitehair could be the starter from day one, which means we just have very good depth at the centerline positions. I like the fact he let the draft fall to him. In the second when he fell back, I thought that was bad moves but it got us Bush and Hall, so that may turn into being brilliant moves. We ended up with another Edge player in Robertson-Harris and Braunnecker that could easily have been late round picks. So I think we did well with fillings needs. We didnt draft a QB, so we grab Hoyer. We didnt address the LT spot but Leno may be good enough, if not they can grab a vet to the fill the spot for this year.

I think this coaching staff sees what we see. If Leno isnt good enough there is some FAs avaiable than can get us through a year. I still think if Whitehair is good enough, they may try him at LT. His one negative is short arms, but that may still work out. I know they will put the best 5 on the field, and with more options that seems safely to say this will become a strength. Bectin is the backup right now, but lets see how it shakes out. I think all of our picks are not just for this year but our future. Our future line will be ??- Whitehair- Grassu-Long-Fabuluje . Leno could develop, but the guy may not be on the roster yet. It is a process. One thing is for sure they have addressed the Oline this year. Larson,Ramirez,Massie, and Whitehair

I think it will play itself out. Grassu will sit this year, to many better options but will force him to work harder, and that wont be all bad. As far as Long, he is better than Leno, but your probably right, just have to wait and see about that. All the one year guys we brought in were just upgrades to our depth, but the best guys will be out there, so that aint all bad.

take the blinders off, you cant get out of your own way, Cutler is in the 14-16 best QBs in the league, and someday you will accept that.

Grizzy just cant get off the take shots at Cutler bandwagon. Cutler is at the top of the 2nd tier of QBs, 14-16 and Alaska cant accept that. He will be here for 3-4 years so we will be hearing this for a few more years. The Oline is interesting, if they put the best 5 on the field, Long could be going to LT, probably most natural position. I see him resisting at first, but it gives him the best chance to get a big paycheck. We now have depth so cudos for signing people that can play, instead of the mess we had last year. If healthy our Wide outs turn into a strength. They are some decent players going to be cut this year and that is all good because that means the roster is getting stronger. Rolle probably stays for one more year because of so much youth,but this coaching staff is not afraid to play young guys. LBers will sort itself out, Acho, or Young probably on there way out and not because they earned that, just more speed and youth added.I can see both Houston or Young being traded for late round picks in trading camp as teams develop their roster. We added some good football players, this year, good job done by Pace. It will show more two years from now, but is all good going forward.

I seen it posted on twitter, by someone, trying to look back to find it.

The WVU ILB may end up being the best pick of the draft in a few years, dude can play.

We signed a S from NW-Henry and a WR from Liberty-Darrin Perterson

Were going to have to cut someone

Here is a good article on Floyd http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/colum...430-column.html Seems that Fangio's friend coached him a few years ago and called to tell him to track him down when he graduates. a stud

This list will stop real quick we only have 7 spots open for UDFAs 90 limit.

Duquesne Dan Bucholz OT, dont know anything about him.

At least we know what we have, we didnt last year as backups sucked.

We added a lot today but still didnt address QB, LT or TE, you cant do everything in one draft but got good prospects. There will be PFAs and 2nd phase of FAgency, so were not done and cant get everything in one year. Its a process.

This draft didnt go the way I would have liked, but nobody cares, it turned out quite well with good prospects.

He is a slot type of WR, huge numbers, played very well against Ohio State.

daniel Braverman/WR

I can see them taking Ochi, I think they had him in for a visit. There really isnt any TEs worth drafting, but will chase them as PFAs.

If we can stay healthy we have a good core going forward. It could all turn to shit, but looks good on paper,.

David Morgan and Brandon Allen gone, so I suspect with take the best prospect that is left on board. potential picks Karin Reed/CB from Southern Miss Darius Latham/DL Indiana Nick VanHooten/CB NW Brandon Doughety/QB WK Harlan Miller/CB Mo Canaday/CB Victor Ochi/Edge Beau Sandland/TE Roy Robinson/DE Some of these may have been picked or gets picked, Im not taking the time to check.

DHC will have a better chance at starting than Bush, Matt Miller from Bleacher report likes him alot and he has put ton of tape time, and I have not. So I will go with his opinion.

I just seen where he was the 3rd rated RB on NFL.com

I would be with you with that. Although, I want him and Hogan yet and then were done.