And the last pick of the draft for the Cards is....

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Need to get a 4th QB in there to challenge Parson and Shaun King.

Also need another K at some point.
 

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Navarre is 7th on one pre-draft rankings list:

1. Eli Manning, Mississippi
1a. Ben Roethlisberger, Miami (Ohio)
3. Philip Rivers, North Carolina State
4. J.P. Losman, Tulane
5. Matt Schaub, Virginia
6. Josh Harris, Bowling Green
7. John Navarre, Michigan
8. Cody Pickett, Washington
9. Ryan Dinwiddie, Boise State
10. Bradlee Van Pelt, Colorado State
11. Matt Mauck, LSU
12. Jeff Smoker, Michigan State
13. Luke McCown, Louisiana Tech
14. Jared Lorenzen, Kentucky
15. Rod Rutherford, Pittsburgh
16. Scott Rislov, San Jose State
17. B.J. Symons, Texas Tech
18. Craig Krenzel, Ohio State
19. Casey Clausen, Tennessee
20. Casey Bramlet, Wyoming
 
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Good pick. Add some competition to the QB position. Will he be fighting for the 2nd spot or the 3rd spot? Who will be the odd man out? King? Parsons?
 

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This pick was very solid. I'd think that Parsons is on the bubble.
 

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Couldn't take Luke McCown, he's already drafted and his brother is the starter.

Hey, wasn't Brady drafted in the 6th or 7th round?
 

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I don't get it, but I'm guessing that Green isn't too htrilled with Parsons and doesn't expect King to be around for long. This draft gets an ugh.
 

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Good pickup

May or may not make the team, but a good 7th round pick. It's unfortunate that we didn't get a cb, but in the 7th round Navarre is a good pickup. On espn some were saying he was probably a career backup. But, you can't expect much from a 7th round pick...if he makes the team, he's a good pick.
 

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I guess Brady was drafted 199th in the 6th round. Look at the former Michigan QBs -- Brady and Henson. Both are now in demand.

Brady - 199th pick, Navarre 202nd pick.
 
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Goodbye Mr. Parsons. Navare an excellent choice for the 7th round. Played against Big Ten competion for one of the top teams in the country. Is a project. But is big and has a strong arm.
 

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Brevity said:
I don't mind this pick but, no DB selection in the whole draft?

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Well it just goes to show that Green picks the BPA not need. I think he has his sights set on McKenzie or even Law.
 

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One thing about Navarre you don't have to wonder about is if he can handle criticism. He was maybe the most criticized starting QB ever at Michigan. He had an awesome game against Ohio St., so that was an "In your face" to a lot of his critics.
 

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ajcardfan said:
One thing about Navarre you don't have to wonder about is if he can handle criticism. He was maybe the most criticized starting QB ever at Michigan. He had an awesome game against Ohio St., so that was an "In your face" to a lot of his critics.

Well said.
 

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I like the pick very much. I think mobility is a question, but, he's undoubtedly a big strong guy with a good arm whose faced the best competition in the country and won quite a few games. Let the guy hold a clipboard for a while, and watch and learn.

With a QB friendly coach like Green, who knows how good this guy could be in a couple of years?

S11 gets his "late round QB project".
 

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I think the post draft free agent signings and June 1st cuts along with a potential trade or two will take care of CB depth on the team. Right now its Duane Starks on one corner spot and Renaldo Hill or Adrian Wilson at the other corner spot. I can live with that but we need to add a veteran down the road. Is Mike Stone still on the team?? Maybe Denny Green likes him and can get something finally out of his potential.
2004 Cardinals taking shape....pretty exciting...

Tim
 

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AZCardsWin said:
I think the post draft free agent signings and June 1st cuts along with a potential trade or two will take care of CB depth on the team. Right now its Duane Starks on one corner spot and Renaldo Hill or Adrian Wilson at the other corner spot.

If Macklin can't beat out Hill then he was a waste free agent signing. I've said it before and I will say it again Hill is a below average NFL CB and wouldn't be among the top 3 CBs on most of the teams in the NFL and to be even mentioned as a potential starter shows how poor our talent is at CB.

I'm disappointed we didn't get a CB at some point BUT we've seen how drafting for need can ruin a draft. Hopefully we can make a deal for some unhappy CB out there(McKenzie hopefully--how about next years third rounder and a player to be named later?)

I do really like the pick of Navarre--although I liked Pickett better(he was gone anyway). He could turn out to be a good developmental guy. He's definitely better than that Ohio St QB that was drafted earlier in the day.

As for grading the draft we can't honestly judge our draft for 2 seasons or more. It will be judged on who is still in the league and their level of play--judging it right after is kinda silly.
 

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Solid pick, BPA on alot of boards at that point. I think Navarre makes the team, not the PS, and Parsons is on his way out unless he thoroughly out plays King in camp.

It's nice to see Denny G bringing in "HIS" kind of players, and replacing the old. I also think that the a few UDFAs will make the team, I'm anxious to see who we can pick up.

The McKenzie to AZ for next years 3rd, would sound nice also. Denny has the guts to do it too, make a spash in year 1, for next years 3rd rounder, in a heart beat. Maybe even our 2nd if the 3rd doesn't get it done.
 

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i dont see a lot of college games but i did see one where i thought Navarre looked horrible. Despite that, a few months ago im sure Navarre was being touted as a mid rounder so getting him in the 7th is probably a nice shout.
 

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