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Again, I have to take Phillips here. IMO, clearly the best safety in the draft - and on top of that, he walks into a perfect situation in NY. Gibril Wilson's absence leaves a whole lot of tackles available for Phillips. I think he may start from day one and be a top 10 DB. No way I can take a flier on a late round offensive player when the best safety is still out there.
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Good pick. I was hoping he'd fall to the 2nd round.
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...wasn't this 2.9?DB's are a dime a dozen....
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Yep..I meant third round. DB's are a dime a dozen, but safeties that get lots of tackles aren't.
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