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Message: <blockquote data-quote="onquack" data-source="post: 242692" data-attributes="member: 1539"><p>I agree with PackersRS that you don't know what Curry can really be. Labeled as a (can't miss) prospect at lb seems it should come with a sidenote (just watch). Trying to get a read on what is going to happen at the top of this draft is becoming more than alittle difficult. Personally I see detroit taking Stafford, St Louis taking OL, KC taking OL to protect Cassel, but Seattle could go many different ways. Something tells me that this pick is the hardest to read. TJ Housh and Branch should make a decent set of wideouts. W. Jones had microfracture surgery on his knee and is hoping to go back to the level of play he was used to. Alot of (if's). I just think that Seattle will be the team that surprises at the top of this years draft. That being said, who falls to #9. BJ Raji would be awesome but will he be there? I want to see defensive line addressed at 9 or trade down. #9 should be an impact player not a part-time backup. OT needs help but there are good fits in the 2nd and 3rd rounds. Let's hope no offensive skill players with the first pick! That would be a bummer.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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