Zach Miller is bossin. And the Raiders raped my childhood fandom by moving back to Oakland and then ruining Oakland Coliseum, losing the Superbowl, and drafting aimlessly for years, being the most penalized team in 1996, and having terrible, no-class fans.
2009 NFL Draft talk thread
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Zach Miller is bossin. And the Raiders raped my childhood fandom by moving back to Oakland and then ruining Oakland Coliseum, losing the Superbowl, and drafting aimlessly for years, being the most penalized team in 1996, and having terrible, no-class fans.
I do agree about the receivers though. I wasn't that surprised about the Raiders pick. WR was a big need, and Al Davis looooves speed. Maybe it'll work out.
And maybe Ryan Leaf will win a Superbowl.
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non-native speaker here...
What's a "bossin" ?
And about Darius-Bey: Sure it was a surprise that they passed on Crabtree and Maclin, but taking a WR was filling a need. Whether they took the right WR is a different question alltogether. Time will tell, but it seems a bit harsh to label him a bust already.
non-native speaker here...
What's a "bossin" ?
And about Darius-Bey: Sure it was a surprise that they passed on Crabtree and Maclin, but taking a WR was filling a need. Whether they took the right WR is a different question alltogether. Time will tell, but it seems a bit harsh to label him a bust already.
Bossin -- a synonym for awesome
And you are right about Heyward-Bey, he might end up being the best receiver from this draft. We won't know until about 3 years from now who was truly the best. It could be that both Maclin and Crabtree go the way of Troy Williamson, Mike Williams, Reggie Williams, Charles Rogers, David Terrell, Koren Robinson, and Peter Warrick. Statistically speaking, it is highly likely that at least one of those players follows the bust track.
He was the first pick in the draft! No matter who they picked, that player was getting a massive contract.
