JackPMiller

Kenny Phillips S/CB Miami. Is Asante coming back? How much longer can Rodney Harrison go on? Phillips is the guy that the Pats should really think about. Hell, I would not mind drafting this guy to replace Corey Chavous and have him play next to Oshiomogo Atogwe. Atogwe is showing signs of turning into a pretty good Safety. Chavous looks old and lost out there right now. But with the health of Little, the guy that I believe is the best fit for my Rams is probably Vernon Gholston. Little is really our only speed rusher, and he is out for the season, and has shown durbility issues, Gholston would be able to take over for Little. I'm not sold on Chris Long as most are. He gets all this pub mainly because of two reasons, a real good senior season, and being the son of Howie Long.

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sebman2112

LOL! I've been saying either Kenny Phillips or Rey Maualuga for the Patriots since the end of the 2007 draft. If Maualuga stays in school it might seem like a bad thing for NE, but maybe they can land Phillips this year, and Maualuga next year

Hey, I can always dream...

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Ochmed Jones

Did anybody watch any of the Miami games this season? Their defense lacks discipline and Phillips was a total free lancer.

BB does not allow free lancing on his defense. Also Merriweather outplayed Phillips last season and Merriweeather is not exactly lighting it up this year for us.

But I do agree, we need secondary help and their are no shut down CB's in this draft, so maybe BB sees value in him at #2.

mcbee

Brandon Flowers late 1st-2nd
Trae Williams late 2nd -4th

Those are guys who I think BB might want.

rookBoston

I watched the Miami-Virginia game specifically to scout Kenny Philips, and you know what-- I didn't get it. He was no help against the run, and didn't look interested in putting his helmet into anyone. Pure cover DB. Our safeties have to by physical and hard hitting.

If that game is any representation, BB will not be impressed. I sure wasn't.

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JackPMiller

Dominique Rodgers-Cromartiee CB Tennsesse State is getting alot of hype, and for his cover skills. Granted he is not a big hitter, but the kid with a great coaching staff can learn. Of course, he'll need to gain some weight, since the kid is only 6'3" 178, but the coaching staff could tell him to go outside with you Pat fans to join in some tailgating food. I bet some of you have some real good tailgate food that could get him to gain a few needed extra pounds.

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carolinatony

Top rated CB I read was Mike Jenkins South Florida
Never seen him play so I can't comment.

sebman2112

What are the opinions of the fallowing prospects at Safety?:
Josh Barrett (6'2" 225lbs) Arizona State
Jamar Adams (6'2" 210lbs) Michigan
Quintin Demps (5'11" 202lbs) Utep
Bobbie Williams (6' 214lbs) Bethune Cookman
Tom Zbikowski (5'11" 207lbs) Notre Dame

Also, when it comes to CB's I think Antoine Cason's probably going anywhere from mid to late first round. I've watched him play a few times this season, and I think he's quite the nice CB, with a very good combination of size, speed, ball skills, and I like his ability to take it the distance.

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rookBoston

I did see Jenkins play, and HE looked real good. I'd vote for that. But it would mean a trade down into the teens, at least.

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