“But the guy the Chiefs drafted (Tyreek Hill), Joe Mixon isn’t half the [BAD WORD REMOVED] that guy was. … You’d have to search to find people that don’t like him. Maybe the parking-lot attendant. Everyone there loves him. And I believe them.”

 

 

Doesn't matter.

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If he seems like he has owned up to his mistake I think his talent is through the roof and worth a gamble on in the mid to late rounds. He certainly could have handled the situation better, but she did strike him first.

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If he seems like he has owned up to his mistake I think his talent is through the roof and worth a gamble on in the mid to late rounds. He certainly could have handled the situation better, but she did strike him first.

I'd say anywhere from late 2/ early 3 would make sense for me.

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If he seems like he has owned up to his mistake I think his talent is through the roof and worth a gamble on in the mid to late rounds. He certainly could have handled the situation better, but she did strike him first.

Mixon has acted like a complete tool about the whole event. He has learned nothing.

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If we draft Mixon in the third round, can we sign choir-boy FA Rashad Jennings to just follow him around and smack him in the back of the head whenever he does something stupid?  

 

:woot:  :teehee:

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If we draft Mixon in the third round, can we sign choir-boy FA Rashad Jennings to just follow him around and smack him in the back of the head whenever he does something stupid?


:woot: :teehee:

No. Only tebow can be trusted with such a task.

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Katy Mixon, maybe.

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"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."

I'd draft him. But I'm a person that don't get mixed up in people's personal lives.

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I'd draft him. But I'm a person that don't get mixed up in people's personal lives.

It stops being just his personal life when law enforcement has to get involved. This wasn't a messy breakup or the guy's choice in religion.

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He's going to have to really sell himself in the interviews.  If he's a team player and it was a one-time thing that doesn't seem to be any kind of pattern, I can see a team taking him early 2nd.

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Yes, we should.

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If he seems like he has owned up to his mistake I think his talent is through the roof and worth a gamble on in the mid to late rounds. He certainly could have handled the situation better, but she did strike him first.

 

Justin Blackmon seemed to own up to his mistake publicly and only got worse. We don't need a repeat.

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You can already feel how the perception is starting to change (more like the disgust is fading over time) in literally one month. It'll be forgotten by this time next year and someone is going to have a hell of a player at a big discount. 

 

Though maybe not too big of a discount actually since draftniks are already thinking he's risen back up to day 2 range.

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Maybe it depends on how highly you rate him as a player.


If you think he's up there with Cook and Fournette (or perhaps even the best RB in the draft) then I think you take a chance on him. But if you think he's in the same tier as Foreman, Kamara and McCaffrey then I think there is enough depth to make the risk unnecessary.


I think he isn't going to be in that top tier, so he can go and be above average in someone else's team.

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Maybe it depends on how highly you rate him as a player.


If you think he's up there with Cook and Fournette (or perhaps even the best RB in the draft) then I think you take a chance on him. But if you think he's in the same tier as Foreman, Kamara and McCaffrey then I think there is enough depth to make the risk unnecessary.


I think he isn't going to be in that top tier, so he can go and be above average in someone else's team.

 

Even if Joe Mixon was better than Cook and Fournette, the difference would be marginal. A RB-needy team might take a chance on him because he is better than other second-tier players you mentioned.

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Justin Blackmon seemed to own up to his mistake publicly and only got worse. We don't need a repeat.

On a third rounder worth the gamble. Not a top 10 pick.

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On a third rounder worth the gamble. Not a top 10 pick.

Is he worth a third round pick?


There are a lot of other RBs of similar ability this year, but without the character concerns.

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Is he worth a third round pick?


There are a lot of other RBs of similar ability this year, but without the character concerns.

 

i would argue that the only running backs close or better than Mixon are Fournette and Cook.  

 

I think Fournette and Cook are elite RB prospects, with Mixon close behind them.

 

then there is a significant gap before the rest of the RBs.  

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IMO mixon is top 3 back on talent alone. That being said can the jags draft him? He is probably falling to at least the third round so when if at all are you OK with drafting him?

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Is he worth a third round pick?


There are a lot of other RBs of similar ability this year, but without the character concerns.

There are no running backs that I can see from the third round or later that would come close to mixons talent.

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Coughlin when asked if winning will be a focus: "What the hell else is there? This is nice and dandy, but winning is what all this is about."