DRAFT 2025 NFL Draft - Rounds 2-3

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Legatron4 said:
This seems crazy. The NFL has never had a problem taking chances on guys with issues before. There’s no actual reason to take Dillon Gabriel over him.
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Wow.... that's pretty presumptuous
 
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Selassie I said:
Gabriel set D1 All-Time records for passing. Dude is just a few inches short, but he has rare arm talent. I watched most of his college games... he's no joke.

Plus he's from The 808.
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Yeah - he can ball out and would be a great locker room guy.
 
LARams_1963 said:
LMFAO If Sanders falls to round 4+
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Well Cousins went in round 4 didn't he. They're a lot alike in their games. Weak arms, quick distributors underneath. NFL never has been a big fan of that shit.
 
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Legatron4 said:
I mean maybe but again it’s not like that’s steered teams away before. Especially considering guy like Johnny Manziel went in the first round. This just feels like they’re trying to stick it to Deion.
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Maybe it's because of that dick manziel that teams won't take a chance on loser qbs (in attitude) again in early rounds.

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I think Sanders will be in vogue round 4. This slide will be good for him because he's not his father and if he's going to succeed in this league he's going to need to work his ass off and take correction and accountability. Without those things the best he'll do is bounce around the league as a temp depth chart item until teams tire of his shtick.
 
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Stl2La said:
I saw a tweet earlier that said 27% lol
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You heard right the first time...
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8to12 said:
Hmmm , interesting . . .. I calculated it by taking the number of total pressures (37), and dividing by the number total pass rush snaps (217)
I am curious where the other number came from. I've never seen anyone over 21-22%
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Dude Stewart is gonna make opposing QBs in preseason miserable if they have him out there in the second half of games vs scrubs.

I love a high motor MFer. :hug:
 
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Ramhusker said:
And his name is Gabriel.
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His dad was Garrett Gabriel who played for U. of Hawaii. After years of losing heart breakers and never beating BYU, Garrett and the Warriors destroyed BYU 56-14 for their first ever win over the cougars. Hawaii fans hated BYU with a passion so Garrett kind of became a legend in Hawaii. He beat BYU again in his career, although he never made it to the pros.
 
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Legatron4 said:
I mean maybe but again it’s not like that’s steered teams away before. Especially considering guy like Johnny Manziel went in the first round. This just feels like they’re trying to stick it to Deion.
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Johnny Manziel is a good example, and the exact reason why Sanders is still undrafted. Thats exactly what you want to avoid. Sanders brings way too much with him, and like Manziel a team doesnt want that sideshow. Gabriel knows his role, isnt the starter and isnt being drafted to become one.
You keep mentioning other guys with terrible character, none of them worked out, none of them were worth it. Thats the exact reason
 
dieterbrock said:
Johnny Manziel is a good example, and the exact reason why Sanders is still undrafted. Thats exactly what you want to avoid. Sanders brings way too much with him, and like Manziel a team doesnt want that sideshow. Gabriel knows his role, isnt the starter and isnt being drafted to become one.
You keep mentioning other guys with terrible character, none of them worked out, none of them were worth it. Thats the exact reason
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This isn’t like a new phenomenon where teams just woke up all of sudden after Manziel busted though. These types of players are still being taken high in the draft. Sanders feels like a particular case and it doesn’t make sense since even a hint of talent doesn’t deter most teams from a player.
 
Steve808 said:
His dad was Garrett Gabriel who played for U. of Hawaii. After years of losing heart breakers and never beating BYU, Garrett and the Warriors destroyed BYU 56-14 for their first ever win over the cougars. Hawaii fans hated BYU with a passion so Garrett kind of became a legend in Hawaii. He beat BYU again in his career, although he never made it to the pros.
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Yup we hated BYU. I was watching Hawaii since the late 70's in old Aloha Stadium (back when Jeff Duva was QB) and BYU was the evil empire. Saw a lot of good QBs play for them like Gifford Nielson, Marc Wilson, Jim McMahon, Steve Young, Robbie Bosco (who was a system guy), and Ty Detmer. That 1989 win was great we loved seeing their asses handed to them. No one thought we'd beat them that badly, they always seemed to escape a loss to us.

I never made the connection to Garrett that's interesting. I'll cheer for Dillon on the Browns, much success to him.
 
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Legatron4 said:
This isn’t like a new phenomenon where teams just woke up all of sudden after Manziel busted though. These types of players are still being taken high in the draft. Sanders feels like a particular case and it doesn’t make sense since even a hint of talent doesn’t deter most teams from a player.
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You keep answering your own question.
The league has taken a shift from drafting head case trouble makers. Yes all those guys were picked and they were all mistakes.
How is this hard to understand?
He’s not a special talent and brings a circus with him.
 
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The Cowpokes have had a really good draft IMO which is unfortunate.
 
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