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Muir Woods, Giant Redwoods and Sausalito Half-Day Trip
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Muir Woods, Giant Redwoods and Sausalito Half-Day Trip. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Exceptional guide very well informed and pleasant disposition.
The Woods amazing. We had several photo stops, Sausalito would have liked more time there. Great tour and great driver .
nice tour ...
This tour was perfect for us as we had limited time available. Muir Woods is a popular destination and if you plan to go by yourself, by car be prepared to walk a long way to get to the park, as parking is really limted. So a tour is perfect. The bus left on time - 36 people on the bus. Our guid Chabli, was friendly, professional and polite. We took the option to stay a while longer than allocated at Sausalito and Chabli pointed out all the town's highlights and where to catch the ferry back to Fisherman's Wharf. I would definitely consider this company next time I am in town.
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An excellent way to get to Muir Woods with sufficient time for a walk. The hotel pick up worked well.
After visiting Sausalito on the return our drover took us to a viewing point above the Golden Gate bridge which was an unexpected extra. The driver was helpful and friendly.
This tour was amazing!
Good guide, beautiful settings, brilliant afternoon. Could have done without the fish tacos in Sausalito, but otherwise a fabulous day.
Fantastic trip and excellent value. We had a wonderful and very entertaining driver whose main concern was making 'everyone happy'.
Enjoyed the tour of Muir Woods and Sausalito.
Liked the option to go back to San Francisco by ferry.
Thoroughly enjoyed the tour, our driver Igor and the many highlights he talked about to give us a better understanding of the places we visited.
Our tour guide was amazing!
Manny was a fantastic tour guide. He provided a lot of interesting information and made the trip very enjoyable.
Fantastic tour combining Muir woods and Sausalito. ..our guide Manny was very knowledgeable and patient and gave us some great tips.
Tour was amazing. Igor our driver was funny and very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend it. Sausalito is a very nice quaint town. Enjoy the peace and quiet as you walk throughout muir woods.
The tour was great, Muir woods is definitely worth a visit and our tour guide Rich was very funny and full of knowledge of the area.
I would highly recommend this tour! It's so convienent, from hotel pickup to driving to the woods to quick stop at Sausalito to drop off back at your hotel! Our driver was awesome! He let us spend some extra time at each stop and even took us to a spot to get great picks of GG bridge!
We had a great time on our tour of Muir Woods. The bus driver picked us up and took us to the check in. We got on the bus with everyone else, and Chablis was our bus driver. We enjoyed the scenery along the way and crossing the Golden Gate Bridge. Walking through Muir Woods was beautiful, and we could have stayed longer. On the way back we stopped in the picturesque town of Sausalito, ate some fish and chips, and met back at the bus. Chablis was an excellent driver maneuvering the bus through traffic, and his narrative was interesting through San Francisco. He dropped us back off at the Cal Train where we began, so we could get back to our hotel. It was a fun day.
This half day tour gave you everything you wanted to see at Muir Woods and then Sausalito. The tour guide was informative and had some funny stories to tell as we drove to our destinations. The Muir Wood redwoods are beautiful! The drive up and down the windy roads can be a bit daunting so it is nice to have a driver doing the work for you. After Muir Woods, we recommend staying in Sausalito after the tour ends and taking the ferry back to downtown San Francisco, which is a great option they give you since you only have about 1 hour in the town. I would recommend this tour to family and friends traveling to the area.
Not quite long enough but it was awesome. The trees and scenery was spectacular.
Great trip but what a mess with Viator and how we got picked up from the hotel. They claimed it was our fault because we didn't read the fine print that we had to check in with them regarding times and what time to get picked up. Basically they showed up at the hotel at 8:20 and considered us a no show for our 9:00 tour. They were nice enough to let us reschedule but then they didn't make it clear as to where they were going to pick us up...again. So we were on O'Farrell street waiting for them and called when we didn't have anyone pick us up. The lady at Viator was frustrated saying that we were supposed to be on Mason. What? Who told us that? Nobody. I would book this again but not through Viator.
One of the best tours ever!
A great experience
The Muir Woods are a must-see! Kenneth was a very knowledgable and accommodating guide who made sure we enjoyed the tour. Sausalito was a beautiful little town but could be skipped to spend more time in the Muir Woods.
This tour was amazing!
Awesome trip largely due to our tour guide Manny he was great.
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Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Scottish Islands/Monro's Hebrides
Re 20/21. Lunga, Firth of Lorn becomes several separate islets with Rubha Fiola to the north, then Fiola Meadhonach, Eilean Ioasal and finally Fiola an Droma closest to Lunga proper. Any idea which might be Fidlavirow or Fidlachaille?
- Sgeir Chailleach looks the only likely contender for Fidlachaille. I can't spot anything likely for avirow.
Re No 30 Nagawnwa, the Gaelic derivation sounds quite plausible to me, but isn't Vitulina "isle of the seals"? Does the Gaelic gamhna have the same ambiguity that "cow" could have in English? There is an Eilean Gamhna in Loch Melfort and another near Kerrera, but neither are very close by to Belnahua. Monro has "Hard on the iyle Vyckeran layes ther a small iyland, namit in Erische Ellan Nagaruwa."
- No 30, no, unfortunately Gaelic usually invokes dogs when talking about seals i.e. a seal calf is a pup in Gaelic. The second spelling Nagaruwa bothers me though. Let me rethink that one.
Re No 35 Nawissoge, there is an Eilean an Ruisg in Loch Feochan.
- Doesn't look right, loosing that R would be hard.
Re no 38 Inchian:
- Hm Inchaig doesn't look right. Could these be a local name for Eilean Rìgh (King's Isle) as Inis Thighearna "Lord's isle"?
- Eilean Rìgh is surely King's Iyle at 40. I can't see anything like "Thighearna". Dundee's Thiania would seem to be a spider.
- A spider?? ... thinking cap needed.
- Sorry, not a "spider", but a genus of spiders, probably not used as a name until well after Dundee's time. Ben MacDui 19:30, 14 March 2011 (UTC)
- I was just trying to see if that gives us a clue to ungarbling the Gaelic. Inchaig is so short it's hard to parse. Could be Inch + chaig or Inch + aig for starters and either are open to lots of speculation.
- Sorry, not a "spider", but a genus of spiders, probably not used as a name until well after Dundee's time. Ben MacDui 19:30, 14 March 2011 (UTC)
- A spider?? ... thinking cap needed.
Re no 48 Hasil Iyle, your comments would strongly suggest it is at Craobh Haven, and it being "Narrest the Heddir iyle" this in turns suggests that Heddir Isyle is Fraoch Eilean there too. Eilean Buidhe at Craobh Haven is currently wooded, but there is also Eilean Arsa.
- Makes sense.
Monro seems familiar with the little isles off Kildalton, but Eilean an Droighinn is missing. Any idea what this name means? Ditto Sgeir Phlocach.
- Eilean an Droighinn is the Isle of the Thorn/Thornbushery (usually brambles or blackthorn), Sgeir Phlocach is either the Skerry of Blocks (of Wood) or of Sods/Clods of Earth. Given it's a skerry, I tend to the latter. Akerbeltz (talk) 14:09, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
Re 172 Ellan Hurte: Does he list St Kilda elsewhere? See 158
- It looks like Hiort(a) and Harris was the main hub for going to St Kilda, so the association would make sense (it being next to the Harris names). I have asked the author of the article for clarification.
Re Seuna (Great&Small) Making a (phonetic) link between Seuna and Siollaigh is hard. Very hard. The only thing they share is the /ʃ/ at the start. I'm not a geographer but to me these suggest the Shiant Islands, in Gaelic Na h-Eileanan Seunta. The development of nt > nn is as old as the hills in Gaelic, going back to Old Irish and it may just reflect a local pronunciation. I know it's the other side of where we're looking but it's still off the Sound of Harris and does have a big and a small island. Akerbeltz (talk) 14:55, 13 March 2011 (UTC)
- Yes - agreed. I'll fix it. Ben MacDui 15:09, 13 March 2011 (UTC)
- But, if 174 is Fladda-chuain, then:
- 175 SENTA. "Northwart fra this ile lyes ther ane ile callit Ellan Senta, that is in English a Saw, ane ile mair than twa myle lang, verey profitable for corne, store, and fishing, perteining to M'Cloyd of the Lewis. On the eist side of this ile ther is a bore, maid like a vylt, mair nore an arrow shot of any man under the eirde, through the quilk vylt we use to row ore saill with our bottis, for fear of the horrible breake of the seas that is on the outwar side thereof, bot na grate ships can saill ther." This could well be Garbh Eilean, which has a natural arch on the east side, and would make:
- 176 Oldcastle - Eilean Mhuire. H-Smith confirms its fertility and hints that the name may have come from some confusion perpetrated by Martin Martin. St Mary's Chapel might then be a castle - no graveyard was found associated with the ruins. Ben MacDui 17:56, 13 March 2011 (UTC)
- Sadly we are then still hunting for Great Seuna and Little Seuna. Ben MacDui 17:56, 13 March 2011 (UTC)
- Yes, but Fladda-chuain is just under 20 miles south, south east of Sgalpaigh na Hearadh, I can't see any significant offshore islands other than Fladda-chuain and the Shiants within this distance to the east, the Shiants are certainly not "fladday-like" and whilst this kind of mistake sounds odd to us, our friend Lady Grange reminds us that "no reliable naval charts of the area became available until 1776", more than 200 years later. Ben MacDui 19:28, 14 March 2011 (UTC)
- You telling me he might have gotten his compass the wrong way round? LOL let me look at the map again in that case.
- His sense of direction is sometimes a bit slipshod. Forgot to mention the Shiants = Na h-Eileanan Seunta connection. Ben MacDui 19:37, 14 March 2011 (UTC)
- See image above. Adam Nicolson mentions sailing a 12 footer through it and the appalling seas states north of Garbh Eilean in Sea Room. I wonder if he would have had a compass - they don't seem to have become commonly used in Europe until the 15th century at the earliest. Ben MacDui 10:36, 4 April 2011 (UTC)
- In No 176 Monro says eist this ile lyes ane ile, callit Senchastle by the Eriche.... - which must be Eilean Mhuire from the name of southern promontory - and later Nicolson quotes Monro in No 175 as referring to the Shiants. Even if this conclusion could be questioned it is now sourced. Ben MacDui 08:57, 10 April 2011 (UTC)
- See image above. Adam Nicolson mentions sailing a 12 footer through it and the appalling seas states north of Garbh Eilean in Sea Room. I wonder if he would have had a compass - they don't seem to have become commonly used in Europe until the 15th century at the earliest. Ben MacDui 10:36, 4 April 2011 (UTC)
- His sense of direction is sometimes a bit slipshod. Forgot to mention the Shiants = Na h-Eileanan Seunta connection. Ben MacDui 19:37, 14 March 2011 (UTC)
- You telling me he might have gotten his compass the wrong way round? LOL let me look at the map again in that case.
MacRusgail's comments[edit]
9 - "Cumbray Dais", looks to me like "(a-)deas" meaning "south". I believe Little Cumbrae is to the south.
- Yes indeed.
12 - Agree.
20 - "Fidlachaille" - probably containing "caolas" (straits) or "caol" narrow, in some form.
44 - Obviously "high" something "ard-"
- Missed one that might solve 44/45
52 - "Eisell" presumably a corruption of "Iosal".
69 - "Lyart" probably means "X liath", although it often refers to being wizened or lichen covered.
71 - Probably "Achadh na/an" (field of), possibly taken from a place nearby.
86 - Agree with your identification, but "dow" can also be a corruption of "dubh", black, which is where the surname comes from.
"Mekle Viridis" - Obviously some kind of "green" isle, possibly translating "glas".
112 - Proper Gaidhlig is "Ratharsair", but sometimes "Ratharsaigh" by folk etymology.
115 - Fladda-Chuain?
- Added it as an option
142 - Definitely derived from "acarsaid".
145 & 146 - wrong way round?
- Fixed.
160 - Soay Mòr? [I see you have this listed elsewhere.]
166 - Also possibly "MacDhùghaill".
191 - Agree that the last element probably means "mountain".
--MacRusgail (talk) 20:17, 13 March 2011 (UTC)
Based on the comment above, 69 - "Lyart" could be Eilean Liath.
70 Is Tairskeray =Tarsheria = Eilean an Tannais-sgeir credible?
71- Achnarra or Achadh, still a mystery
72 - Eilean Mòr is clearly credible.
73 - The Iyle of the Man's Figure. The next speck on the map along is Eilean nam Meann, which I realise may mean "isle of the kid" or similar, but I wonder if Monro was just confused and indulged in a spot of folk etymology.
This creates problems lower down, especially if we believe this section is mean to be read clock-wise, but Monro does not always seem to feel the need to avoid sudden leaps from A to B.
- Tairskeray =Tarsheria = Eilean an Tannais-sgeir I guess so. Tair-sker-ay would be hard to parse any other way, so we have the sker/sgeir element. Seeing he liberally jumpes between ey/eilean/inis, that deals with the -ay bit. Leaving Tair / Tar / Tanna(is). It's OR without any doubt but let's say the Gaelic was Tairsgeir(eigh). That would invoke the helping vowel, so you get /tarʲaʃgʲerʲ/. To to from /tarʲa/ to /tana/ or /taNə/ is phonologically not impossible. Akerbeltz (talk) 17:36, 10 April 2011 (UTC)
Is anyone still working on this article ? It would be good to have a Wikipedia article based on or incorporating Monro's list of the Hebrides. QuintusPetillius (talk) 13:29, 11 August 2012 (UTC)
To be honest it was not conceived as an article - more of a research tool and record so that suitable quotes from Monro etc could be added to island articles. There is a bit too much of it that is speculative for it to appear in mainspace at present - although there is no reason why sizeable chunks could not be added to Dean Munro or even to a new article Description of the Western Isles of Scotland. Ben MacDui 14:50, 11 August 2012 (UTC)
- The acquisition of R. W. Munro from a 2nd hand bookshop probably supplies enough information for the list to end up in mainspace, although this will require a lot of work. I have not yet read the detail it also probably explains the longer Monipennie list as deriving from a different Monro manuscript. Ben MacDui 09:11, 7 November 2012 (UTC)
- Description of the Western Isles of Scotland is nearing the point when it can go into mainspace. The question arises, what then to do with this project page? It could become:
- A redirect to the new article;
- Left in something like its current form as this allows for additional information not in the article;
- Be deleted.
- The first would be simple and the history will always be there. The third would also be simple but we would lose quite a lot of information. The second would require a little work, and it would need a caveat stating that some of the speculations are not covered by WP:RS's but it would leave in place numerous ideas, especially those relating to possible Gaelic names that can't get into mainspace without a source.
- On balance my preference is the second. Ben MacDui 09:10, 19 November 2012 (UTC)
- Description of the Western Isles of Scotland is nearing the point when it can go into mainspace. The question arises, what then to do with this project page? It could become:
Youngson, and Monro nos 37-52[edit]
Thanks for alerting me to this, MacDui. The more I look at the Youngson suggestions for nos 37-52, the less convinced I become. But what the right answers are, heaven knows! Dhmellor (talk) 15:22, 15 September 2013 (UTC)


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text: Man Steals Wal-Mart Disabled Cart to Meet with Parole Agent By Brian Shields Published: August 21, 2014, 7:18 am Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window) Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — An Albuquerque, New Mexico, man is facing charges after police say he drove a stolen electric shopping cart to meet with his probation officer. KOAT-TV reports court papers say 18-year-old Michael Johnson rode the electric shopping cart this week to make his scheduled visit. When the probation officer asked Johnson where he got the cart, court documents say Johnson admitted taking it from an Albuquerque Walmart. Johnson was arrested and charged with larceny and receiving stolen property. He also violated his probation when he was arrested and was ordered held on a $500 bond. Albuquerque police spokesman Tanner Tixier says the cart is worth more than $1,800. It was not known if Johnson had an attorney. (Copyright 2014, KRON 4 and the Associated Press, All rights reserved.) Share this:Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)MoreClick to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Advertisement


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NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah released his first 2014 mock draft of the offseason on Wednesday and it's a little bit different from a few of the other high profile ones that are currently floating around right now.
Jeremiah, a former scout for the Philadelphia Eagles, Cleveland Browns, and Baltimore Ravens, has the three quarterbacks and two wide receivers coming off of the board in the top ten selections and he has the Pittsburgh Steelers drafting Florida State wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin with the 15th overall selection. If you missed my film breakdown of Benjamin, you can read it right here.
Interesting enough, Jeremiah has six tackles being drafted in the first round and seven wide receivers. He also has three cornerbacks going outside of the top ten with Justin Gilbert from Oklahoma State rated above Michigan State's Darqueze Dennard.
Jeremiah releases several of these mock drafts throughout the offseason, but his first one is sure to create some healthy discussion.
So let's hear it. Who's too high and who's too low? Also, which players did he leave out that deserve first round consideration?
Wow…DET taking Mike Evans?….Calvin Johnson and Mike Evans on the same Team, damn
I was talking about that with a friend of mine… I'd be shocked if the Lions dont draft either Evans or Benjamin
What's scary would be hageman falling to the bengals, I can't imagine this happening in the real draft but wow.
If they were smart they would help their secondary out
I was thinking the same thing…
My biggest worry is Benjamin to the Ravens!!! I've seen a few that go that way!
That is an interesting mock. I tend to agree that Evans and Johnson could be pretty sick. I think the receivers are going to come down to speed at the combine. There are probably 10 good WRs in this draft so the competition is going to be steep.
That being said, I think this is too high for Benjamin, and I expect that will be supported at the combine, and would be mad that we didn't take Ebron instead. Why? Cause he is more elite at his position than Benjamin is at his position. IMO, you either get Evans, Watkins, or Lee or you wait until a later round.
I also think the OTs will work their way up the boards as the combines happen and that the WRs, DTs, DEs/OLBs will all move around a bunch.
Or QB, lol
Don't worry about that, they still have Flacco. lol
I just don't see it. A first round receiver is suppose to be the number one receiver on a team. We are not looking for that, and have huge holes on the defensive side.
As most of you point out, there are 10 receivers that could be worthy of hte first round. We are looking for a situational receiver. He can even be raw but ready to contribute in the redzone (jump). If somewhere in 3 years he is ready to be the number one, great! We need to get good players in the secondary, ASAP, sooner than 2 years, thus I'd rather see the pick get spent in teh secondary.
FYI – Kiper's first mock also came out today. He has us picking Nix in the first. Will be interesting to see how combine performances effect things. If Nix has Poe-like number he could be quite the commodity, if he doesn't perhaps he could be had with a trade up to the top of the 2nd. (Un)Luckily for us we have several areas of need, so we should be sure to fill a need with the 15th pick.
I watched a lot of Big Ten football this year and granted the conference is down but I wouldn't pass on Dennard at 15 even though I love Ebron.
To me, the only WR worthy to be taken in the top 15 is Sammy Watkins. Maybe Marqis Lee, but, I'm on the fense with any receiver coming out of USC. Looking at each players Bowl game stats, where they showcase their talents, Watkins was off the charts:
Mike Evans: 4 Rec, 72 Yds, 0 TD (Chick-Fill a-Bowl)
Kelvin Benjamin: 4 Rec, 54 Yds, TD (BCS Nat'l Championship)
**Rashad Greene (Benjamin's teammate): 9 Rec, 147 Yds
Marqis Lee: 7 Rec, 118 Yds, 2 TDs (Las Vegas Bowl)
Sammy Watkins: 16 Rec, 227 Yds, 2 TDs (Orange Bowl)
If it is not Evans I would look not he defensive side of the ball.
He's soft and drops too many passes.
I agree with Alan, Watkins is the most solid WR in this draft. After that Evans and Lee are probably next, but there are probably 15 WR's that are very close to their level and after that, there still will be solid picks into the 5th rd. This could be one of the best WR classes in ages. I say go with TE Jace Amaro at 15. Check out his numbers…absolutely sick! He's a better route runner than Ebron and has better hands too. Even when he's covered he still wins the ball. He lines up in the slot which would work great in a double TE set. Amaro will be an incredible weapon in the NFL and if we pass on him, I just hope he doesn't go to any of our division rivals.
I'll take Justin Gilbert-CB OSU. I'm tired of stressing about our DBs! If this kid pans out and they sign Cortez to a long term deal…i'll be happy!?!
Option 2 is the TE from NC, Ebron. Gives Ben another option and he could be Miller's replacement in 2-3yrs!!
I'd love a player like Watkins, but we do pretty good drafting WRs later. I wouldn't mind signing Nicks from the NYGs! They HAVE to dabble a lil' more in FA! I'm not saying go REDSKIN crazy w/ their money, but maybe find a starter at WR,ILB, or the secondary B4 the draft!!?!!
I don't necessarily agree with assessing talent in bowl games where teams prepare for a month.
But in the upcoming draft. I would rank the WR in order from best game to worst if you drop Rashad greene off the list.
Here's a WR to lookout for during the Scouting Combine:
Brandon Coleman – Rutgers
Coleman is as tall as Benjamin (6'5″) and same 40 speed (4.55-4.60/40).
Projected to go 3rd or 4th Round.
I added Greene to compare his stats to Benjamin. Plus, Greene was the better player during the game.
Sorry, I just don't think Benjamin is a first rounder. Would rather take a CB (Gilbert, Dennard) or Khalid Mack is available.
Yah, But with Benjamin Flacco would again have a WR ( like Bolden in 1012) To just heave it up to and pray they come down with it pass patterns.
I do not like it. BTW, BGsteelfan and Aric Brown …. I have a sight for you two with familiar names.
I dunno….with Osemlie's career in limbo (I had heard; could be wrong) and with the sieves that they have at C and RG and the departure of Oher I cannot possibly see the Ravens not going O-line. However, if they cut one or two high-priced aging vets and sign an O-lineman or two then that could change. Here is to hoping they draft another Travis Taylor, Rico Smith, Patrick Roe, Mark Clayton or other stiff for a WR from their past.
The one thing that's safe to say about mocks in January, is that they are all wrong and basically useless at this point. Actually, they're mostly useless at any point in time, other than as a conversation starter. What I value more is good prospect ranking and tiering systems. Good systems do this by position then by overall to get tiers of players at each value level. The top tier is where the blue chip prospects reside, and ideally if you can get one of these guys at a position of need then you've done well at the top…and if you progress through each round being mindful of each tier as you work through them, you can make wise choices in each round.
I would be so ecstatic if they could draft Watkins. I saw only three of A & M's games to see Mike Evans, but it the Alabama game (saw that one) was a true sample then this kid is going to be unbelievable.
The choices are: 1) you throw to him. 2) you try and defend him. Me personally, I'd throw to him. Trying to defend him, you have to win every time. Throwing to him, you only need to win once and that's 7 points. He might not be quick but he's fast. He blew past Purifoy in the Florida game like he was standing still.
So youre Only arguement for not drafting either of them is because of one game? So if the Steelers could draft Megatron would you not draft him after how he played against the Eagles this year?
I agree you cant judge a player just on one lousy game you have to judge their whole body of work.
Although I realize the need at WR, especially after we lose Sanders, with the depth at WR in this draft class I truly hope we take a CB and I hope that CB is Darqueze Dennard from Michigan State.
I like your thinking outside the box but I think Nicks has seen his best days. He is always banged up and no longer seems like he can create seperation. I like the idea of TE too but maybe not first round. I had them taking Eifert last year.
I like Gilbert too, but not as much as Dennard. At this point I see Gilbert taken before we pick.
It would be nice to have the first couple draft picks contribute as much as Jones and Bell did last season. I would hope a first round WR would start quickly, they surely do with other teams.
Remember, Rooney said they need to stop the run. Do not disregard Nix. I know alot of people may not like it…but you can slide Mac to DE and it should free up the LB's. Alot of people say Mac is not the problem… I know that. However, I think he could be a beast of a DE.
Im just glad to see that scouts are seeying that WR Evans is a better prospect than WR Benjamin. …as opposed to some fans here that just have a bias towards benjamin….I personally like evans and have watched him play just about every game due to johnny football n he really had some breakout games his sophomore season(this year)… hes hes inconsistent but besides watkins who isnt in this draft….I just like his upside…he knows how to get open when his qb plays sandlot football…doesnt that remind u of someone(big ben lol)….the guy is a solid athlete ala vincent
jackson…after all ive seen a & m run wr screens that go to evans… they wouldnt do that if evans wasnt quick agile n fast. …hes a young guy who will turn 21 in august as opposed to benjamin…if evans is gone I would trade down n then draft benjamin but if evans is there I would take him…benjamin reminds me too much of limas sweed with his inconsistent hands…too many easy drops!!!
Absolutely! Lots of college players show case their talents in Bowl Games. And speaking of Calvin Johnson, his Gator Bowl performance against WVU = 9 Rec, 186 Yds, 2 TDs! He lived up to the expectation.
Like I said earlier, Benjamin is not worth a top 15 pick.
If Nix or top CB (Gilbert, Dennard) is avail at #15, your pick is?
The NFL Network has to do something to fill airtime.
I don't think you have to worry about Baltimore drafting WR in the first 2 rounds. They got Torrie Smith and very high on that big kid Marlon Brown. Although, Baltimore may draft a TE since both Pitta and Dickson are Unrestricted FAs.
I would never take Benjamin instead of Ha ha. Does anyone know if Ha ha is a decent guy?
I knew as soon as the brothers made the backdoor trade , Flacco would return to his old self. Boldin is a huge weapon to have.. Too bad Tomlin doesn't have a brother to trade him a Top WR
This is one of the dumbest argument I've ever heard. One game a career doesn't make.
I just feel like its harder to get a true shutdown corner or Dominant WR or a Great LB in the first round when you are constantly picking in the 30s and settleing on D Line men. Now that we are in the teens and picking 15 we need to use that pick to get one of the 3 positions i mentioned not some role playing Position like a Nose.
Been saying it since last year. Draft Nix at 15 to address our most glaring need. Forget the sexy pick, he's the best player for our biggest need. Immediate impact. Just slide Mac over.
If Im taking a TE in the first I would take Jenkins.
I'm not 100% but I have heard reports of character concerns.
why draft a tight end in round 1 if he won't be starting for another 2-3 years? what is the point? we need players who will start now. I think Spaeth is a good backup tight end to miller and we could look elsewhere in 1st round. a TE could wait til later rounds. we need defensive help more than anything
I find that interesting on the basis that he didn't identify WR as a need for the club. Seems odd to then have Benjamin 'selected' …
While I'll agree with your thoughts on WRs.
Unfortunately a lot of players that go in the first round are drafted on upside potential. What they might be in the future , not what they are.
That is why there are first round busts.
Ha, the vast majority of fan responses are basically those who watch teams in their state or region. They don't see the others and then argue against them.
This is why there are scouts .. lol
Or Justin Gilbert from Okl. St. Agree on CB!!
How about Sammy Watkins to the Browns and being paired up with Gordon??? Still need a QB, but what if…?
Thats the best pick him or mike evans look we cant deny that our defense slipped last year but how soon would y
this guy be used coach lebeau always sits d linemen and d back for atleast a year I b say we give big ben a new toy and give everyone else in the division a nightmare match up just imagine this Benjamin or evans on one side brown on the other cotchery at slot miller at te and bell coming out of the back field now yhats a defensive coordinator s nightmare
I agree that one game is not enough, though I certainly think you can see some glimpses in big games.
Of course the other team is going to try to stop the main player on an offense.
Beyond that, since we're all just Steeler fans here, why not keep it cool and leave the names out of it.
Peace brother..
I just can't see drafting a 2 down player at 15.
Why isn't anyone mentioning Davante Adams. Those stats are SICK at the college level.
Kiper always had us picking a D-line men. last year it was Ansah the year before that poe. I'm almost convinced he doesnt pay attention to the Steelers other needs.
IDK bud. The playoff run was unbelievable play by Flacco. Likely that he will not play that well for a 4 game stretch in his career again.
Many people forget how terrible of a season flacco was having and boldin even calling him out midway through it. Boldin had 65 catches for 920 yards and 4 tds. For comparison, very similar to the season Sanders just had for us. A very pedestrian year. And arguably the best year Boldin had in Baltimore. With one play over 40 yards. I wouldn't worry about Flacco with a tall receiver.
I think of Flacco as a (slightly better) Derek Andersen. Hell, Derek made the probowl. Some people just pull it all together for a few games, flaccos happen to be the most important few. And that is burnt into peoples memories. But Flacco to Boldin never put fear in anyone.
I agree. I was just pointing out that it was funny that they had games where the stats kind of line them up in the order I think they should be drafted.
Mack and clowney should be at the 1 and 2 spots on the steelers list. A good pass rush can mask a lot of issues with a secondary. And with todays rules where the secondary can't touch WRs, i think its wiser to invest in pass rushers. The Giants did this for a couple superbowl runs. Unfortunately, I dont think either makes it to pick 15. I think we could possibly have a crack at first corner off the board. Who is Dennard compared to in the league?
My point is Benjamin is not worth a 15th pick. Am I basing it on one Bowl game? Not necessarily, but it does show that Benjamin should not be drafted in the top 10-15. If Benjamin is such a stud WR, he should've showcase his talent during the biggest game of his college career (in the biggest stage no less)! Plus, Benjamin has been inconsistent all year. His biggest game was against a 4-8 Florida and he torched them (9 Rec, 212 Yds, 3 TDs)! Against other teams like Nevada, Pitt, BC, Clemson, Miami (FL), etc, Benjamin averaged 2-3 Rec under 100 YDs.
Now that's a run-on sentence.
I agree. he is always hurt. BUT he is coming off a down year and could be had for lil' money? maybe another player similar to his skill set?!
I'd rather them draft a DB, but if they stay put at 15, I think that is a player(Ebron) that could interest them? They had at least 5 different TEs on the 2013 team. This IS a passing league and TEs have been putting up ridiculous numbers. Heath is 32 and Spaeth is only a blocker.
doesnt Evans make the NFL salivate?
yeah, its a decision to draft for NEED, like a #1 corner, or go explosive and just blow the doors off offensively…
what will we be in 2014?
I just really hope the Browns take that late rising QB from UCF. That would be funny. If they take Johnny Football, I'm going to be a bit concerned…even though I can't stand the dude, he still kinda scares me.
The smartest comment ive seen
Ok so everybody doesnt like Benjamin because of dropped passes and college stats so can anyone name a reciever who hasn't dropped a pass in their career college or pros nobody exactly even elite recievers drop a pass once in awhile even megatron dropped catchable passes against the ravens this past season or did you guys forget about that and as for stats seriously college stats dont carry into the nfl its all about upside and mismatches you create so a very smart comment I read was would you want to throw to him or defend against him for me I rather throw him its hard to shut this guy down and he's shown what hes cable of and with coaching this guy will carry our offense mark my words if we take a chance on this kid
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