what the deal with marcus vick in draft?
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He acts like he is above the law and he would defenitely be uncoachable acting like that.
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Maroney. They just put new turf on the Razor (Gillette Stadium) and it's the same stuff that he ran on in college last year. So he will be better. Dillon is also starting to get banged up...\n\nYoung. When it comes to their two teams, I just feel as though the Titans are more cohesive than the Cardinals. Uh, is there a third choice here?? :)\n\nTommy Boy (uh, Brady) He's always amazing down the stretch... whereas, yes, Vick can run, but he is an up and down QB... even at his worst, Brady is better than Vick...\n\nEli really does have potential, but Alex Smith is looking pretty good this season too... this is the only one that's a toss up for me... But, you can't go wrong with a Manning, so I'll say Eli...\n\nAny other questions ;) (Just kidding...)
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http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/profile.php?pyid=19250\naccording to this website, he is the 3rd best FB in the draft, and is projected to go in 5th-6th rounds.
645881
The 28th pick in the NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars: Marcedes Lewis, TE UCLA.\nHe completes the passing attack and final piece to the entire offensive unit. He is the one that will help Matt Jones and Reggie Williams get more looks. We have the tallest wide receivers of any team in the entire league not to mention they have a load of potential. Matt Jones 6'6" 242lbs 4.37 40 time "the freak", reggie williams 6'4, lewis 6'6 leftwich, a healthy fred taylor, an improved o-line, and weve already got one of the best elite defensive units. Lewis allows us to be the most deadly offense in the entire league and a chance to win the superbowl. the jags will not do worse than a first round exit in the playoffs like last year, but are already primed for a better season because of the improvements theyve made and the loss of edge by the colts. The jags are your afc south division champs. seeing the jags win the superbowl will have a big impact on the league, a team that was a candidate to be relocated and such and such, also showing that good draft picks have a big impact, it will cause pandemonium.
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About 300 players signed as Undrafted Free Agents after the draft.  I assume that is what your question was.  If you want alist of names, go to www.nfl.com I am sure you will find it there.  \n\nAs for the Marcus Vick comments, he was invited to rookie camp with the Dolhins, and is there right now.  I don't know where you heard that he turned down the offer to go to camp, that is just not true.
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A bargain.  Baltimore gets a guy who can win immediately.  Any proven player over a pick after the second round is a bargain.  Tennessee has ruined the future of the team because Billy Volek is a free agent and he will work hard this year to boost his value but be gone since he won't backup Young.  If Volek continues to perform as he has, when can you put in Young?  So Fisher is in a horrible position and this will be his final year with the team as they will have a mediocre year in a tough division, Volek will pass a ton and trick someone out of millions in free agency and you will end up with an undertrained, rushed Young who won't have much time to "go live" during the year as the team looks to remain competitive enough not to just throw in the rookies.   So you'll have Young starting in 2007 while woefully unprepared.  This move makes no sense to me.
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Vick declared his eligibility for the NFL draft on January 7, 2006. Two days later he was charged with three counts of brandishing a firearm, a Class One misdemeanor, in Suffolk, Virginia. A police report stated that he allegedly pointed a gun at a 17-year-old and at least two of his friends in the parking lot of a McDonald's restaurant in the 62-hundred block of Town Point Road in Suffolk. \n\nMany draft analysts projected Vick to go in the late 7th round or be undrafted due to his character issues. He did indeed go undrafted, and is now an unrestricted free agent. He is free to sign a contract with any team.\n[edit]\n\nRumors\n\nIf Marcus fails to sign with an NFL team this year, he is rumored to draw interest from the Canadian Football League. He would join former NFL quaterbacks Eric Crouch and Quincy Carter.\n\nCategories: 1984 births | American football quarterbacks | Living people | People from Virginia | Virginia Tech Hokies football players\nArticle
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Vick will never be the guy some people thought, but consider the expectations were probably too big!  He will lead his team to many victories.\n\nThe problem is the leading receiver was the tight end last year.  With no legit WR's, and knowing the team has no confidence in the WR's (they consistantly lead the league in rushing), allows the defense to control the offense.  \n\nOn D., they had loads of injures who will return, if I'm not mistaken.  That should help.\n\nFinally, they have a pretty intense division with TB, Carolina and even New Orleans, who got some big help in the off season, make it tough for ATL to just waltz over people like Seattle in the NFC West can do.
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Just an entertainer. Vick is way overrated just because a few flashy runs make the highlight reels. He's not a good QB; in fact that is part of the reason the Falcons do not win.
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It may take a few more drafts before they become good, but you are right, a RB (maybe Oklahoma's Adrian Peterson) would be the logical choice this upcoming draft. Give Frye another year. Brady Quinn will go to the Lions or Raiders who will likely pick before the Browns, so I don't think they will even get the chance to draft him. And Troy Smith is not worth a high draft pick as his future as a QB will be short. He would be a better WR.
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No, Schaub is still with Atlanta. Several teams have shown interest in getting him via a trade, but the Falcons have shot every one down. I think theyre determined to keep him so they have a good backup, considering Vick is a fairly high injury risk.
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They're nuts!\n\n\nNot only do you pass on Reggie Bush, but more importantly you pass on Vince Young and Leinhart!\n\nI don't care what the reason is! David Carr was not a better player than either of the two QB's in college, and he's been "iffy" as a Pro.\n\nReggie Bush might be the most athletic Running Back to be drafted since...\n\nMario Williams is a great pick for any team, but not with THAT MUCH talent ahead of him!\n\nI don't think teams were smart to let Leinhart fall to 10. I hate USC but that #%@#@ can really deliver the football to his teammates.
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No he went undrafted, but some team is sure to take a chance on him in free agency. Only time will tell if going undrafted has taught him anything, like he's not nearly as good as he thinks (when asked he rated himself as the second best QB in the draft, behind only Young)!
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don't know. nobody knows.\nmaybe they are targeting somebody in the draft.\n\nthough it's a weak wide receiver class...
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YES,   you want to know why?   He cant move.  he stays in the pocket and never scrambles.  These days you HAVE to move around.  You dont have to be a michael vick, but you cant just stand there.  Tony Roma isnt that good, but he is starting and drew is not.  Drew Bledsoe wont go out like  a wash up, this his the end for him.
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Vick is an exciting player.  I'm not a Falcons fan but I will watch their game if it's on.  That guy can switch into high gear and motor past everyone else on the field.  His passing will probably never be top-notch and his ego may need adjusted some too.  But the man can play.
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yeah i dont get that\n\nhe got drafted in the 9th round the year after he won the heisman\n\ndoug flutie the year after he won the heisman got drafted in the 11th round\n\nthey were the great quarterbacks in college and sadly weren't good in the nfl\n\nit might have had something to do with USFL\n\nbut winning the heisman pretty much guarantees you'll be in the 1st round, but not first overall