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Not the pick. Just at Bryce Brown. A 7th round pick means absolutely nothing, its just guys you are planning to fill your roster out with and like their athletic ability.

Disregard my last comment then.

I really thought Moye would get picked late. He, Powell and Lynn will get a long look and chance to make a roster.

Of course teams will do their due diligence on him but I don't give him much chance to stick.

cool!

I don't know, he's had really good flashes over the years. To my eye, his liability has been tackling in the run game, but good in coverage. He had a very good all star game. Though still a handful, he may actually match up better than most safeties against Hernandez and Gronkowski.

Was looking over a chart with the High school statistics. Points were based over where taken in the draft as well as numbers.

Similar to what was mentioned elsewhere really.

Tier 1: Texas/Florida/Cali (26-32 points)
Tier 2: Ohio (kinda in between the top and next) (18)
Tier 3: NC/GA/MI (9-13)
Tier 4: AL/AR/IL/PA/LA/NJ/MS/NV/OK/VA/TN/WI/SC/WA (4-8 range)

I'm not a trained talent evaluator - and you're probably right.
He whiffed on a number of plays over the years, but he also made ALOT. High risk high reward.

FWIW - I watched the Alabama game this year with a former Tide All American safety. Sukay made a couple of plays in the first half of that game that made that guy notice. "Man, #1 is a hitter." I think he has a chance if he learns to do his job more consistently.

With the trend toward mammoth TE's - could be interesting for Sukay, Lynn, and Powell.

So Eagles fans, the Kevin Kolb trade is officially complete:
Arizona gets Kolb
Eagles get DRC, Curry and Boykin

Hmmmmmm