I would go with myles jack especially if healthy.. If not Robinson would add a huge boost to interior d line with Jackson..

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I'm not taking a guy who needs surgery. So I'm taking a DE.


We are ok at DT.

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Spence

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I would go with myles jack especially if healthy...

At this point, we all know he's not healthy. He didn't get picked in round 1.

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At this point, we all know he's not healthy. He didn't get picked in round 1.

OK thanx for the info.. I dnk that he was hurt that bad lol..

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Kevin Dodd, Noah Spence.

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I would suggest a DE also.   Dodd, Spence, Correa or Ogbah

 

All these DE's will be an improvement to what we had last year.

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Yeah, Jack himself admitted he's a year or two away from "possibly" needing microfracture surgery.  I MIGHT take Jack in the 3rd round, if he's there in the 4th definately.

 

But the risk greatly outweighs the reward.  Microfracture surgery is a deal breaker, 99 times out of 100

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A'Shawn looks like a beast of a DT...  But I'd rather go edge pass rusher with our 2nd round pick.  

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2nd Round excitement

 

Mackensie Alexander, CB

Reggie Ragland MILB

Myles Jack OLB

Nick Martin, Center

A'Shawn Robinson, DT

Kevin Dodd, DE

Noah Spence, DE

Moritz Bohringer, WR

Derrick Henry, RB

 

The more I think about it I wouldn't trade up, they will have a great player there at their pick...

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Plz no to A'Shawn, Dodd, Ogbah. Lots of better lineman available.

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I would take Alexander. You have two top corners and hope one of the DE falls to late second and come up and grab them.

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Yeah, Jack himself admitted he's a year or two away from "possibly" needing microfracture surgery. I MIGHT take Jack in the 3rd round, if he's there in the 4th definately.


But the risk greatly outweighs the reward. Microfracture surgery is a deal breaker, 99 times out of 100

I don't think it's the end of the world.


The success rate:

Microfracture does not work for everyone. In degenerative knees it has been found to have about a 75% success rate. Twenty two percent of the patients remain unchanged and about three percent are made worse. Even a partially successful procedure can greatly enhance function and delay or eliminate the need for more aggressive surgery such as total joint replacement or cartilage transplantation.

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I also like boise state guy and s. calhoun mich state

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I also like boise state guy and s. calhoun mich state

Calhoun serious business.

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I don't think it's the end of the world.


The success rate:

Microfracture does not work for everyone. In degenerative knees it has been found to have about a 75% success rate. Twenty two percent of the patients remain unchanged and about three percent are made worse. Even a partially successful procedure can greatly enhance function and delay or eliminate the need for more aggressive surgery such as total joint replacement or cartilage transplantation.

 

 

1. If you quote something like this, give a source "http://www.ismoc.net/knee/microfracture.html" as it gives them credit and it gives you more credence.

 

2. They are discussing the procedure in reference to the general population for chronic degenerative disease over the age of 65. Degenerative changes of this sort are often different than early degenerative changes (causing pain or instability) from a chondral injury at a young age. 

 

3. The population they are discussing are typically those who would get joint replacement surgery if they were a candidate but are not for some reason. This is not the population of professional athletes.

 

4. When they mean "success", they mean back to being able to live a regular life. For many people over 65, that likely means minimal use required for basic needs of quality of life. Not every 65 year old with "successful" surgery can dance, run marathons, or do other things that make become the happy stories we read about it. 

 

5. Most professional athletes are not the same after microfracture surgery. Some can be close, but not most. Also the ones that do typically have a game not predicated on athleticism, speed, or agility but on instincts, smarts, and savvy.

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I don't think it's the end of the world.


The success rate:

Microfracture does not work for everyone. In degenerative knees it has been found to have about a 75% success rate. Twenty two percent of the patients remain unchanged and about three percent are made worse. Even a partially successful procedure can greatly enhance function and delay or eliminate the need for more aggressive surgery such as total joint replacement or cartilage transplantation.

For athletes or civilians?

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Spence in the second we need more pass rushers

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I agree if spence is there we pull the trigger..

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if we land both ramsey and spence.. wow i'm gonna be happy.. I haven't felt this good about the jags since 2007..

 

were starting to look more like a playoff contender on paper..

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