Percy Harvin at 17?

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  1. Bvon

    Bvon New Member

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    The pick is Britt, I'm 99% sure of this. We need a big impact WR and I think pound-for-pound he is the best one after Crabtree.
     
    #21 Bvon, Mar 6, 2009
  2. Harpua

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    You'd seriously put Britt in front of Maclin or Nicks? I don;t see that one bit.
     
    #22 Harpua, Mar 6, 2009
  3. WW85

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    99% sure.........what are the winning NY state Lotto tickets for tomorrow?

    Maclin or Nicks are probably the WR's the Jets will look at in RD1. Neither is a lock.....we can still go a number of different directions.......Sanchez, Jenkins, Davis, or a RB.
     
    #23 WW85, Mar 6, 2009
  4. MyPutzyRod

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    Coach K is 100% spot on. Harvin is neither a WR or RB. He is a jack of all trades college player who will NOT translate the production to the NFL. He has no size, no track record of durability, no experience playing a real WR or RB position, and his speed is open field speed generated by a high school style offense.
     
    #24 MyPutzyRod, Mar 10, 2009
  5. JetFanInPA

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    Another factor is that most Florida wide receivers historically perform well in the NFL. Could it be the system or something?
     
    #25 JetFanInPA, Mar 10, 2009
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