Keith Rivers

19 December 2008

nts, and we know what happened with them.

Anyway, picks nine through 15 were:

9.   LB Keith Rivers - Cincinnati
10. (from New Orleans) LB Jerod Mayo - New England
11. CB Leodis McKelvin - Buffalo

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26 April 2008

I said the pick would had been Keith Rivers if N.E. didn't trade out of the seventh pick.

Let me say that I'm a huge fan of this pick. The Patriots really needed a linebacker and got one. They also saved a little money in the process by dropping three slots and upgraded a fifth round pick, turning it into a third round pick, their third pick in that round. They can get a dramatically better player to start day two.

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23 April 2008

Time to get his replacement

7. New England Patriots – LB Keith Rivers, USC
He can play inside or outside and the Patriots love versatile players

8. Baltimore Ravens – CB Mike Jenkins, South Florida

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15 April 2008

Time to get his replacement

7. New England Patriots – LB Keith Rivers, USC
He can play inside or outside and the Patriots love versatile players

8. Baltimore Ravens – QB Matt Ryan, Boston College

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7 April 2008

Heck, he even wears #50 like Vrabel does for the Patriots

LB Keith Rivers, USC
He follows a long line of famous #55s, including Willie McGinest and currently Junior Seau

LB Cliff Avril, Purdue

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1 April 2008

The receiving corps needs size to complement Lee Evans and Josh Reed

12 Denver Broncos – LB Keith Rivers
Head coach Mike Shanahan is overhauling the position

13 Carolina Panthers – DE Calais Campbell

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31 March 2008

n quickens the heart rate of the teams in love with Run DMc.

Maybe the same can be said about the Keith Rivers visit.

Rivers is the top rated linebacker in the draft and there isn't any question about the Patriots' need for the versatile athlete. Sideline-to-sideline speed, can play the run or the pass equally well, and smart enough to play either inside or outside.

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