All betterbases_loaded;1142672 wrote:Granite, I might be.
Keenan Robinson, TexasCommander of Awesome;1142604 wrote:Who do you think is a good OLB prospect in the later rounds?
LeMichael James fits your bill it would seem. the only other backs that fit this bill that I'm aware of are the 2 Florida RBs, Demps and Rainey.lhslep134;1142754 wrote: LMJ can easily provide 15 touches a game of game-breaking ability.
we still need a back that can get us 6 yards on 1st down instead of 2 or 3.
this made me lolsleeper;1142693 wrote:You give a gamer like McCoy some weapons and he'll be the next Tom Brady; and you can take that to the bank.
#sleeperwinsshook_17;1142765 wrote:this made me lol
id like this draft. i like jeffery. as long as he is in shape he can be a gamer, jeffery, little, norwood and moore could do some damageDeyDurkie5;1142762 wrote:1st pick- Richardson
2nd pick- Lavonte David
3rd pick- Alshon Jeffrey/Rueben Randle/Amini Silatolu(OT)
I am assuming he is being sarcastic? i don't really pay much attention to him.. troll?bases_loaded;1142770 wrote:#sleeperwins
The problem with LMJ, Demps, Rainey is that they aren't as adept at breaking tackles as a runner like T-Rich, Polk, or Wilson.Commander of Awesome;1142758 wrote:LeMichael James fits your bill it would seem. the only other backs that fit this bill that I'm aware of are the 2 Florida RBs, Demps and Rainey.
I agree. I am torn between Richardson and Blackmon. At 4 Blackmon and 22 David Wilson the back out of VT. But then like you say when you watch Richardson play its like damn.lhslep134;1142811 wrote:The problem with LMJ, Demps, Rainey is that they aren't as adept at breaking tackles as a runner like T-Rich, Polk, or Wilson.
I'm starting to lean towards Blackmon at 4 because of the devaluation of running back/using multiple backs, the availability of pretty solid runners later on, and the fact I think Blackmon and Floyd are the only instant team-changing WR's in this draft.
But then I say things like that, and then watch highlights of T-Rich, and can't comprehend passing up a runner like that.
No, he really believes that. How does it feel to be sleepered?shook_17;1142773 wrote:I am assuming he is being sarcastic? i don't really pay much attention to him.. troll?
#sleepersatoolSkyhook79;1142936 wrote:No, he really believes that. How does it feel to be sleepered?
I actually like his teammate, Emmanuel Acho.lhslep134;1142757 wrote:Keenan Robinson, Texas
Hmm interesting. Not sure about Cam, but definitely NO on Freeman.Commander of Awesome;1143061 wrote: Lets say we got the #2 pick, would you trade that pick to Carolina for Cam Newton? What about #22 for Josh Freeman?
a big hell yes on cam newton. he is a stud and would fit in perfectly in the afc north.Commander of Awesome;1143061 wrote:Serious qurestion for Browns fan: Lets say we got the #2 pick, would you trade that pick to Carolina for Cam Newton? What about #22 for Josh Freeman?
+1OneBuckeye;1143028 wrote:Just watched RGIII's Gruden camp. You can tell why everyone likes him so much as a person. Didn't get a sense of his NFL x's and o's but I would not recomend a Browns fan to watch it; it will just piss you off even more that we didn't get this kid.
I would have to think about it at #2, but I probably would take Cam. I easily would trade the #22 for Josh Freeman.Commander of Awesome;1143061 wrote:Serious qurestion for Browns fan: Lets say we got the #2 pick, would you trade that pick to Carolina for Cam Newton? What about #22 for Josh Freeman?
NooooooooMulva;1143063 wrote:Jim Irsay calls Ryan Tannehill a "hidden gem" and says that any team that wants him better move up to #3.
