Comments on: Another Reason Not To Go Left Tackle

By: 102win

102win — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 16:25:12 +0000

Darrius Heyward Bey is why Pioli wouldn’t dare take a WR. That is similar thinking as post #15, but I am happy to believe that Pioli doesn’t think that way. That is a Carl line of thinking, you know 9-7 every year was Carl’s goal and it worked for HIM because he had a job for 20years.

By: Kris

Kris — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 16:04:18 +0000

This is related to #14. I wouldn’t be surprised if Pioli went totally out of the blue with a WR. Now, now, before everyone goes apes$#t on me, let me explain. With Cassel being under such scrutiny and potentially making Pioli look like an idiot for signing him so big, I would not put it past the guy to do everything in his power to make Cassel look good. He might think the o-line did good enough after Charles changed the whole organization in 2009, so get a playmaker at WR to help out Cassel (and therefore make Pioli look smarter). Now keep in mind this isn’t what I think would be the smart pick, nor am I saying this is high probability for Pioli to do, but rather it wouldn’t floor me if he did something crazy and unexpected like this.

By: Jordan P.

Jordan P. — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 14:37:05 +0000

Also, don’t be surprised if Pioli takes a player that we have not even been talking about (similar to Jackson last year).

By: Jordan P.

Jordan P. — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 14:33:55 +0000

A lot of experts think that the four most important positions are LT, DE, QB, and CB. That is why you might take a LT at #5, or say take a Mario Williams over crappy Reggie Bush, who seems to keep people interested by having a spectacular game every ten games and doing almost nothing for those ten in between. I like Haden and would not be disappointed with him as the pick. I also would not be disappointed with a LT. It is not a fun pick, but a smart one. Every one always says teams are built from the lines out.