With this signing, 1 thing is readily apparent: much less likely we draft a CB
with top pick.
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/sports/3060256
with top pick.
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/sports/3060256
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nunusguy said:With this signing, 1 thing is readily apparent: much less likely we draft a CB
with top pick.
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/sports/3060256
Most NFL teams like to go into the draft with no real holes in the roster so that they do not find themselves reaching for 'need' over talent. I don't think this has anything to do with finding Glenn's eventual replacement. Faggins is a nice talent we found in the later rounds but this just falls in line with our team's overall philopophy of drafting and developing our own players instead of a steady habit of paying over-inflated market prices for somebody else's picks. He is the kind of guy you need as a quality reserve and a pinch starter but you don't avoid a highly rated corner at the 13th pick just because you have Demarcus Faggins on the roster.nunusguy said:With this signing, 1 thing is readily apparent: much less likely we draft a CB
with top pick.
I would never dis the concept of drafting the BPA and realize it is the wise way to go for a long-term philosophy to build and improve talent on your team.So let me put it this way by way of a hypothetical, if the BPAs @ 13 are a CB & DL, for us the DL is "first among equals" because of the Faggins signing and we have a > need for DLineman.Vinny said:Most NFL teams like to go into the draft with no real holes in the roster so that they do not find themselves reaching for 'need' over talent.
Beastlyman2003 said:Why would you say that Faggins isnt our long term answer? He had more ints than Aaron Glenn had last year
He had a career-high 37 tackles and tied for third on the team behind Robinson (six) and Aaron Glenn (five) with three interceptions, including a 43-yarder he returned for a touchdown against Jacksonville.
TEXANS84 said:By the way Faggins has progressed year to year...I could see him as a starting cornerback. But for now, he's a very solid #3 cornerback.
Excellent move by the Texans.
nunusguy said:With this signing, 1 thing is readily apparent: much less likely we draft a CB
with top pick.
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/sports/3060256
keyfro said:on a similar note...houstonprofootball.com is announcing that d. polk was resigned today to a 1 year vet. minimum contract
texasguy346 said:Great news. That's another player off my list.
That just leaves ...
Jerry Deloach DL
Moran Norris FB
Seth Payne NT
... on my list
bckey said:Great news! Faggins is a great nb and backup cb. He might crack the #2 cb spot someday.
infantrycak said:Just an FYI--in the nickle package, Dunta plays nickle and Faggins plays RCB.
AndreJ said:Thats not a 100% of the time though is it? I thought it was only in certain situations or... you know... when Dom throws one his zone blitzes as the offense.
Texans | Faggins Re-signed - from www.KFFL.com
Tue, 1 Mar 2005 17:01:34 -0800
Associated Press reports the Houston Texans have re-signed CB DeMarcus Faggins to a four-year deal worth about $6 million, which includes a $500,000 signing bonus.
Kansas Demarcus Faggins ran the 20-yard pro shuttle in 3.92 seconds and the three-cone drill in 6.64 seconds, demonstrating excellent change of direction