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Was this supposed to be a poll?
Dan Williams has the biggest value if he's available but Kyle Wilson fills a bigger need, especially if Dunta leaves.
Quick, name one RB back currently on the roster you feel confident depending on next year to be a major contributor.
Foster or Moats? No thank you. Slaton? Are you confident enough in his come back and a later round pick to risk the season on them? We dont just need a starter we need depth too.
So what's your point? You want a RB taken in the 1st? I'm pretty sure that won't be happening.
I think Spiller for sure maybe Dwyer depending how he runs are 1st round picks .
In the 2nd you can get Matthews , Best , Gerhart , Dixon , and someone that I've forgot .
After that you still have a host of folks including Blount .
I was referring to the possibility of the Texans taking a RB in the first round. I just don't see it happening.
Nope ... that's probably not a bad thing either .
Is it me or is Peterson starting to feel all the hits after 3 years .
I reckon he probably is, just like any RB would than runs the way he does. Maybe it's just me, but I think RB's can be had throughout the draft. Unless there's a "once in a lifetime RB", I'll pass on choosing one in the 1st.
Looks like the safety position has a slight lead over corner back. I guess we can all agree the secondary needs some help. Followed by DT and RB.
Until the Texans get a RB that can carry the ball 20 times, get the tough yards and doesn't fumble RB should be either no.1 or 2. IMHO
voted safety but I don't want Mays.
Iupati and Mike Johnson are pretty much same type of bull rush OGs and Iupati has quick feet. I agree that he is not best suited for our O. but neither is Johnson. Asamoah on the other handIupati does not fit into the ZBS so I wouldn't waste a 1st on him. Especially with a guy like Mike Johnson available in the 2nd round. We also do not need to waste a 1st on a RB or WR. Dan Williams is a nice pick and if he's not available then Brian Price is okay. If Dunta leaves in FA then we need a CB, but CB is deep this year. If Thomas is available we need to take him. Weatherspoon is interesting. He would play WLB for us and in 2-3 years that would give us one of the best LB corps in the league. We have bigger needs though.
Iupati and Mike Johnson are pretty much same type of bull rush OGs and Iupati has quick feet. I agree that he is not best suited for our O. but neither is Johnson. Asamoah on the other hand![]()
What does everyone dislike about Mays?
All SC does is produce NFL talent.
i think he will be good in the nfl with the proper coaching.
Until the Texans get a RB that can carry the ball 20 times, get the tough yards and doesn't fumble RB should be either no.1 or 2. IMHO
What does everyone dislike about Mays?
All SC does is produce NFL talent.
i think he will be good in the nfl with the proper coaching.
I think Mays will do fine in the NFL. I just don't think it will be as a FS so I'm not interested in him.
You think Alabama runs a ZBS like ours?I would be fine with Asamoah but I think Mike Johnson would work very well in our system.
They run the same thing at Bama and he didn't seem to have any trouble.
I agreed on the depth but aftter 3rd round most will not start until end of next season if then. Those are your depth rounds usually as you know but if we can get a starting CB,RB,OL or DTMy top 3 are Dan Williams, Kyle Wilson and Earl Thomas. I think I'd be happy if we got one of those guys with our 1st. I'm fully on board going with BPA. I just want true studs and playmakers. If the guy is an elite all pro, pro bowl type of player, I say take him. I'm really against a WR/RB in the 1st round... but if the guy is going to be a Chris Johnson or Andre Johnson type of player, we'd be nuts to pass that up (obviously its hard to predict). I'm saying if Kubiak/Smith think this player is a 95-99... top 10 talent. Watch out offense!!
Many people think the 1st and maybe the 2nd round are our only shots at getting quality starters. I think this draft is going to be deep enough at positions we really want that we'll find quality starters and contributors throughout. I can see us getting impact players at DT, CB, FS and RB. Don't think I forgot about OL though. I really do think we're going to get really solid guys much like 2006.
True most won't start, but I think Kubiak & Smith have a pretty good chance of finding the ones who can.I agreed on the depth but aftter 3rd round most will not start until end of next season if then. Those are your depth rounds usually as you know but if we can get a starting CB,RB,OL or DT
in first 3 rounds, whoopee!
You think Alabama runs a ZBS like ours?
Im surpised that many people didnt pick Mike Upati, he is awsome and we need to improve our OL.
True most won't start, but I think Kubiak & Smith have a pretty good chance of finding the ones who can.
-Kasey Studdard - 6th round OG, decent depth had to start this year due to injuries
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Well pearls before swine there BT. Until he's off the board Iupati makes the most sense to me. I can see the argument for the corner. I can see the argument for the free ranging safety. But taking a RB in the first round from a class generally regarded as low, makes no sense to me. I'd be more in favor of a move back and taking a shot at Pouncey. Fix the Gd o-line. Finally. And be done with it.
I don't wanna say it is exactly like ours but when I watched Bama there looked to be a lot of similarities between how their o line is asked to block and what we ask our guys to do.
Well pearls before swine there BT. Until he's off the board Iupati makes the most sense to me. I can see the argument for the corner. I can see the argument for the free ranging safety. But taking a RB in the first round from a class generally regarded as low, makes no sense to me. I'd be more in favor of a move back and taking a shot at Pouncey. Fix the Gd o-line. Finally. And be done with it.
Define "generally regarded", there 3TP.But taking a RB in the first round from a class generally regarded as low, makes no sense to me.
I spoke with a couple of NFL people familiar with this year's running back class who came away from their film study fairly impressed with this year's crop of running backs.
I agree he is a great run blocker but not so sure on his pass blocking skills and we sure throw a bunch. Again, if Pitts is there, I'm ok with just about any OG behind him learning.I don't wanna say it is exactly like ours but when I watched Bama there looked to be a lot of similarities between how their o line is asked to block and what we ask our guys to do.