Who should the Steelers draft in the first round next year? Im going to say either a defensive end or corner back. It will be defense.
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Who should the Steelers draft in the first round next year? Im going to say either a defensive end or corner back. It will be defense.
my early favorite players are patrick peterson, of course the 3 stud WRs but lets not sleeep on jonathan baldwin, but also im in love with allen bailey and cameron heyward
I love coming in here but I am going to take some time off and celebrate this year's draft before moving on to next years.
You guys are hard core.
definitely love those guys, Patrick Peterson and Allen Bailey are my two favorite guys at the moment...Id say throw in some Mike Pouncey(Maurkice at Center and Mike at RG would be sick), Im liking Rahim Moore, and how bout some love for Noel Devine in the 2nd...Quote:
Originally Posted by K Train
Train made me aware of Noel a while ago, and after watching him a bunch i am really really loving him! I dont think they'll take a RB though, unless Mendenhall gets a real bad injury or somethingQuote:
Originally Posted by Big T
RAHIM MOORE
10 INTERCEPTIONS
FREE SAFETY UCLA
http://www.uclabruins.com/sports/m-f...e_rahim00.html
well look at that, we agree on something....Quote:
Originally Posted by steeldawgswag
A blind squirrel find a nut once in awhile
lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big T
I think he would be better suited to our defense than earl thomas, because rahim moore can tackle well, earl let some of the big bama boys slip by, i think he will be run over by frank gore next year.
if rahim moore has another 10 ints then forget it he's a top 10 pick lol, but the only thing is because he is from UCLA he won't get pimped as much as a Texas guy
Moore is an exact same breed as Ed Reed, moreso than Berry or Thomas.
It still hurts to see Thomas in seattle, did u see how pissed he was on the phone, he had many chances of winning stuff at texas, but now he is never going to win a championship in the next level.
Cameron Heyward!!!:cope: