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The same can be said for Mike Mayock who does NFL.Com. This is one of the areas that people don't look at when it comes to these sites..I edited it. Not espn but NFL.com
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I actually wanted Stork after Martin went early. I didn't want Richburg - I'm tired of smaller, technicians at center. Size matters in the interior line more now with faster, ferocious interior rushers. Tommy Kelly would pancake Wendell, but not Stork.
And he's got a huge beard, so there's that Boston thing going...and he's known to be pretty mean up there - GOOD!
Jordan Tripp next? Trey Burton still out there?
This board will explode when the Pats pick Michael Sam at 140...lol.
Where did this fairytale come from that Wendell was ever good? He always sucked.
Hopefully your guys are right. Badly need a good center. Line has fallen apart every postseason since 2007-08.
Stork had a bad pro day, I think that his lack of speed is what concerns me, and in this offense, we put our linemen on the move a lot.Put it this way, in a very deep draft, our third pick is an OK center. I am underwhelmed by that but lets see what happens with the other picks. I would rather have a LB or offensive playmaker at this point but if we get one or both by the end of this round then I'll be feeling better.
Stork had a bad pro day, I think that his lack of speed is what concerns me, and in this offense, we put our linemen on the move a lot.
Even last season he was one of the better run blocking OCs, his issues are in pass protection and mainly against bigger strong DTs using a bull rush.He was, by metrics or by eye test, one of the better centers in the league two seasons ago.
The same can be said for Mike Mayock who does NFL.Com. This is one of the areas that people don't look at when it comes to these sites..
Not likely.. Guy is a coke head.. Plus there is the whole Newtown stigma that is on him.a lot of ppl have metioned lyerla. any chance they take a chance with the 4th round comp??
To everyone wanting the Patriots to take a WR, I have a suggestion:
Just take one of the guys the 49ers are going to have to cut before the season starts.
did the same search and found a 5-6 rd projection by SI so lets go with stork was not going to drafted in the first two rounds and would be drafted between 3-7 rds.Where you'd see that? I'd never heard of him and just did a google search and everyone is saying 7th-FA.
Even last season he was one of the better run blocking OCs, his issues are in pass protection and mainly against bigger strong DTs using a bull rush.
Nah, projections were all over the place on the centers in this draft. I saw Martin projected everwhere from round 1 to 5, and some sites had Gabe Ikard as their #1 C prospect! Stork is a solid prospect at a key need position, a round or so earlier than I would have liked but on day 3 "value" reckoning gets less and less meaningful.
We actually face off against –That's true but he is a great fit to match up against the Jets dominant DL
Brandon Lloyd and Jon Baldwin aren't exactly dream receivers, though I don't think anyone they could draft right now would push any of the top 5 Patriots receivers off the roster (Edelman, Amendola, Dobson, LaFell, Boyce). Maybe they could push Boyce, but drafting a guy who won't be ready to play to push a guy with similar talent who may be slightly more ready to play seems like a strange decision to me. If they draft a WR, it will be at the end of the draft with an eye to pushing Thompkins or for the practice squad.