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If Gary Kubiak wanted a running bakc in the first round? Would this be at all possible? Would you accept or decline?
Trade #8 away to Denver for #21 and Tatum Bell? Bell is a back that fits well into the system and has already worked under Kubiak before. In Free Agency sign a big name tackle like Luke Pettigute with hopes that he can remain healthy and serve as our left tackle until Spencer can return or until we can get a good enough young guy o take his spot. Maybe we can sign a nasty player like Albert Haynsworth to help with the middle of the defensive line and unleash Mario on the outside. Then we can just sign some guys to fill in for depth. 1: Patrick Willis (LB) - Along with DeMeco Ryans, they could become one of the most dominating pair of linebackers in the NFL. 2: Chris Houston (CB) - With one of the worst defensive backfieds in the game, this kid has a chance to become a star. 3: Doug Datish (C) - We need an anchor for many years to come, and this is a solid pick-up that will be valued for years to come. 4: Josh Gattis (s) - A physical guy who seems to always be around the ball, could be a big time steal int his draft. 5: Xzavie Jackson (DE) - Could be put into the rotation along the defensive line and knows how to get to the QB. I hope he falls this far. 6: Aaron Fairooz (WR) - Played for a not so big name school, but put up good enough numbers as a junior to keep him this high. 7: Kasey Studdard (OG) - Solid player for UT, i would like to see him continue his carrer with the Texans. He has the potential size that kubiak likes in his offensive line.
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Tatum is explosive but he gets hurt alot and they dont even use him full time as hes only effective 10-15 carries a game.
I would much rather Peterson or Lynch someone younger, just as explosive, and can carry the full load over a season.
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josh gattis doesnt seem to have the ball skills to be a true free safety. he's like someone else we have on our team...
i think with the depth of sleeper CB's in the draft, we'd be better off taking meriweather in the 2nd and taking a guy like graham in the 5th or bain in the 4th. as far as taking willis, where does he fit and where do we put Ryans? SLB? WLB? demeco is better at dropping into coverage than willis, but where does that put greenwood? he'd have to restructure his deal or get traded because we aren't gonna pay a backup that much. its a good idea though. timmons might actually be a better all around LB because of his coverage skills and blitzing ability. taking poszlusney in round 2 might get us better value, and we could take Revis in round 1. |
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I love some of your ideas, but not this one. Don't think Tatum is worth the 13 picks we would drop.
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Tatum Bell isn't a lock to even make the Broncos' roster.
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at 21 we could get griffin, timmons, carriker, revis, and maybe levi brown if he falls.
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that was a hypothetical question regarding patrick willis. willis doesnt have the ability to drop back into coverage like demeco does, which is more important at the WLB spot than the MLB spot. get it, got it, good.
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No. We should get a bigger back that has some break away and can barrel over people. I'm tired of these quick scat backs. I want a RB that is going to punish the D.
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I agree with your plug for Michael Bush. He may go late 1st round but man-o-man, I think he's a sleeper and would be a great addition to the Texans, provided the broken leg has healed O.K.
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I think he would be kind of like Frank Gore. He'd be so-so the first year and really come on the scene his 2nd year.
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Year before last year, Seattle had offered Shaun Alexander to any one for 2nd round draft pick after he had rushed for nearly 1900 yards and had scored 27 TD in a season. How about Denver trades Plummer, Champ Bailey, tatum Bell and their first round draft pick (#21) to the Texans in return for Texans #8 draft pick this year. I think this is even trade and both parties are happy. |
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Bell ran for all of 2 touchdowns last year with a much better o-line than the Texans. I don't see him as a big enough upgrade to tamper with the eighth pick.
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The Texans want to build through the draft, free agency is used to fill in the rest of the holes. These players are free agents for a reason, if they were that good to begin with they would be tagged. We are the Texans, not the Broncos. If we keep taking Denver's castaways we won't ever be any good.
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Why dont we just sit tight and draft the BPA at #8? What is the point in moving back for a non-elite player and picking up an extra 3rd or 4th rounder....sure that later pick may or may not become a starter....But Id much rather sit tight and get a top tier guy
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