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Possible NT taken in draft
I see alot of people saying we might take poe in the first round. But I really like Nick Jean - Baptiste out of baylor. 6-1 335 they say he has a great first push and stops the run great. What do you guys think. As of now he is a mid 3rd pick.
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Personally I'm not keen on taking a NT in the first just because I feel like there will be valuable options for us at the position in the 2nd or 3rd. The trend over the last few years may show that DTs in general are popular but NTs specifically in the draft aren't snatched up very fast and a guy like Ta'amu or Jean-Baptiste could probably be gotten in the second or third round. Poe seems like a borderline first round pick that could be considered a reach and I feel like one of the OL or ILBs that will be there will be a much better pick (If I were in charge I'd pick Burfict, Glenn, Hightower, Barron, or even trade up for Decastro before picking Poe, but then again I'm just a fan)
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I truly believe the Steelers will try to select Poe in the first round. Hood and Heyward were first round picks. The Steelers organization believe a 3-4 system is critical for success. Hampton will have to teach Poe. If Poe is not available, I hope they don't reach for a NT and go after OL.
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My feeling is that Poe is the only first round worthy NT, Ta;amu the only second round worty, and Chapman the only third round worthy. If we don't get Poe, we probably won't be drafting nose until the 4th or 5th round. Good news is that there looks like plenty of NT value in the 4th and 5th rounds.
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Looks like the Steelers may have an eye on this guy too, as an undrafted free agent:
Rang Brugler Prisco Judge --------Complete Mock Draftatest News 03/07/2012 -Cardinal Mooney grad and current Kent State University football player Ishmaa'ily Kitchen showed off his skills in front of five NFL scouts on Wednesday morning. It was all part of Kent State's Pro Day. The Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers, Indianapolis Colts, New England Patriots, and the Miami Dolphins were all on hand to evaluate Kent State's talent. Kitchen completed six stations, involving the 225 lb bench press, vertical jump, lateral jump, shuttle run, 40-yard dash, and the three cone drill. The 334 pound, 6'3" nose tackle trained for two months preparing for the Pro Day. -WYTV ABC33 News |
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