03-03-2017, 04:10 PM
Quote:McCaffrey with the great routes and hands. Dude is a matchup nightmare. He and Ivory would be a good duo.
God I hope somebody takes him before the Patriots pick...
Quote:McCaffrey with the great routes and hands. Dude is a matchup nightmare. He and Ivory would be a good duo.
Quote:eh, 10 is enough. he obviously realizes that his receiving skills are what separate him from the rest so it's probably a good thing that he keeps working on his route running and receiving skills.
Quote:Why isn't he projected to be a WR? His skill set, lineage and strength issues say he would be better off as a slot WR.
Quote:I haven't had chance to watch until now, have the RB's done both tries at the 40?
Quote:But Circle, Triange, X, and L1!
Quote:I haven't had chance to watch until now, have the RB's done both tries at the 40?
Quote:God I hope somebody takes him before the Patriots pick...yeah, like us in a trade up after we take Adams in the 1st
Quote:that's a different argument than saying "our offensive line is bad, we shouldn't draft a RB that high"...The problem is that having a special RB isn't important any more. Blount, Freeman, Coleman, Sea RB, Murray, Starks.... all those RBs aren't anything special but they're playing in the playoffs. There's more to that list but you get the point.
you just have to see whether you think some RB at 4 is worth it more than a defensive player at 4.
you don't want to be drafting sammy watkins if you can have Khalil Mack and Allen Robinson in the 2nd for example.
I think having a special RB is important. not a decent one, not a good one - but a special one.
We have Ivory and Yeldon.. how many of these RBs do you really think will be significant upgrades over those 2? In this entire draft I see about 3 maybe 4 running backs that are better. Cook, Fournette, Mixon, and an honorable mention is McCaffrey who is more of an overall offensive weapon.
I think if you're going to IMPROVE the RB position, it has to be Cook, Fournette, or Mixon.
I don't think any of the other guys will do it.
Quote:The problem is that having a special RB isn't important any more. Blount, Freeman, Coleman, Sea RB, Murray, Starks.... all those RBs aren't anything special but they're playing in the playoffs. There's more to that list but you get the point.Freeman and Coleman are definitely special, and demarco is a damn good rb too. Unless special means to you is generational but thats just a pointless bar to aim for.
AP is special but have they won anything with him? You need versatile RBs who can pass block. But most of all, you need an elite QB.
Quote:The problem is that having a special RB isn't important any more. Blount, Freeman, Coleman, Sea RB, Murray, Starks.... all those RBs aren't anything special but they're playing in the playoffs. There's more to that list but you get the point.
AP is special but have they won anything with him? You need versatile RBs who can pass block. But most of all, you need an elite QB.
Quote:the only thing cleatwood proved is that good QBs make it to the playoffs lolYea that's kind of the point lol
Quote:God I hope somebody takes him before the Patriots pick...
Quote:Freeman and Coleman are definitely special, and demarco is a damn good rb too. Unless special means to you is generational but thats just a pointless bar to aim for.I meant Latavius Murray who started for the Raiders. I was referring to RBs who played in the playoffs.
Not winning with AP doesnt negate his impact. Theres so much more to it than "They didnt win with him so he doesnt matter"
Quote:I'm not convinced at all the NE takes a RB that early. They've never lost a game when Dion Lewis is healthywith Logan Ryan and Hightower likely going elsewhere, I think they go defense. BB almost always goes D in the first