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All-Time Miami Hurricanes Draft - D$ selects Shakespeare/JL

Tano said:
Larry said:
First pick...he owns the Quarterback Record Book...no need for an explanation nor an introduction...

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I really really really wanted to take him. I just couldn't.
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Your loss.

Its Ken ******* Dorsey.

As a collegiate...there were none better here.
 
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We're coming downhill for everyone. Bring your one gapper to the table. We're running traps and counters all day.

Former 1st rounder:
RB, Cleveland Gary

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LuCane said:
Sometimes, the value is simply too good to pass up. I'm moving two of the best OTs inside - both of whom played Guard and can play Guard at elite levels - and bringing in a former LT and 3rd round pick to play opposite of Bryant Mckinnie.

RT, Matt Patchan

Current OLine:
LT Bryant Mckinnie
LG Orlando Franklin
C
RG Vernon Carey
RT Matt Patchan, Sr
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**** of a line
 
Well done


My next pick may not be as dynamic as some of the guys left, but it's definitely a need and a guy who sustained success at both the Collegiate and professional level.There are a couple more decorated guys at offensive tackle left, but I think this guy fits nicely with what I'm trying to do on offense. Can play either left or right tackle, but will slide in at right for me, as he does in the pros. If not for a delibitating disease, maybe he's starting somewhere in the NFL sooner. But the fact remains that despite only being a mid 3rd round pick in the NFL draft, the Texans thought enough of him to release his former teammate and previously drafted Eric Winston. Now he's listed as the starter on the Texans' official website. Ladies, and gentlemen, I draft



RASHAD BUTLER, RIGHT TACKLE

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Sands selects Leonard Hankerson, owner of of the best receiving season in UM history. A big, tough receiver who would take a hit and make a play in traffic.
 
wushah said:
Not crazy about Butler but understand limitations.

Love the Gary pick.
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Probably my least favorite pick thus far, but no one bats 1.000. Aside from that, I think when you consider both college and pro accolades, he's the best of what's left. I'd rather have a potential multi-year NFL starter and at the very least a serviceable backup than an All conference guy for one year who never made it in the pros. But that's my philosophy and others have made picks that reflect a different philosophy. That's the beauty of this thing.
 
bomb said:
Ethnicsands said:
Tano said:
Yeah, I know, but I tried to put my '86 feelings aside on this one. He fits better than the other guys who were available. he just does.
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He just threw another interception, just so you know.
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That's gonna happen when you are busy throwing a record 48 TD's.
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Or not. His career TD/INT ratio in the NFL was 1:1. He actually had a season where he threw 35 INTs to just 13 TDs.
 
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Ethnicsands said:
bomb said:
Ethnicsands said:
Tano said:
Yeah, I know, but I tried to put my '86 feelings aside on this one. He fits better than the other guys who were available. he just does.
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He just threw another interception, just so you know.
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That's gonna happen when you are busy throwing a record 48 TD's.
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Or not. His career TD/INT ratio in the NFL was 1:1. He actually had a season where he threw 35 INTs to just 13 TDs.
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The Bucs don't count as an NFL team.
 
I'm anxious to make my next pick, let's move this along so I can get another one in before the Heat game.
 
Not to pile on Vinny, but a star on that '86 team told me some very unflattering things about #14.
 
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Ethnicsands said:
bomb said:
Ethnicsands said:
Tano said:
Yeah, I know, but I tried to put my '86 feelings aside on this one. He fits better than the other guys who were available. he just does.
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He just threw another interception, just so you know.
Click to expand...

That's gonna happen when you are busy throwing a record 48 TD's.
Click to expand...
Or not. His career TD/INT ratio in the NFL was 1:1. He actually had a season where he threw 35 INTs to just 13 TDs.
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University of Miami
 
Ethnicsands said:
Sands selects Leonard Hankerson, owner of of the best receiving season in UM history. A big, tough receiver who would take a hit and make a play in traffic.
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Hank? Ehh. Too inconsistent early on compared to some of the consistent UM performers still on the board. Just my opinion
 
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