I'd prefer Cann and his position over Lockette and his position....


I think both will be very solid players but give me an OG over the slot.

Because of how godawful Beadles has been, I agree wholeheartedly with this.

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Yeldon is fast enough. As a 4.5 or 4.6 guy he's just as fast as your typical S or OLB. The only guys actually catching him from behind are CBs, but they'd often slide right off him as slippery as TJ can be.

 

Emmitt Smith had a historically bad 40, but was one of the slipperiest backs in history.  Rarely took a direct hit, and seemed to always move forward going down.

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"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."

Emmitt Smith had a historically bad 40, but was one of the slipperiest backs in history.  Rarely took a direct hit, and seemed to always move forward going down.

 

Emmitt Smith was a rare breed of RB and he played on a great team.

 

His type just doesn't come around very often.

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I survived the Gus Bradley Error.

Emmitt Smith had a historically bad 40, but was one of the slipperiest backs in history.  Rarely took a direct hit, and seemed to always move forward going down.

Wasn't his 40 a 4.55? Not what you want to see from a back his size, but hardly historically bad.

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Wasn't his 40 a 4.55? Not what you want to see from a back his size, but hardly historically bad.

 

Historical in the sense it's well known he didn't kill the 40, and is a lesson on looking at that stat alone for backs.

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"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."

Historical in the sense it's well known he didn't kill the 40, and is a lesson on looking at that stat alone for backs.

 

Nice save.  :thumbsup:

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Navyguy, it was a joke with me trying to be funny by saying the draft is over. 

Sorry late here in the middle east...a bit slow on the pick-up

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