murphysxm wrote:Fred Jackson is old and Spiller is better, but every year he puts up numbers and has a stretch where he is very solid. I can't argue with that in round 9
I think Jackson qualifies for social security this year doesn't he???
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Going out on a limb a bit with Coby Fleener at 10.11 - I know he was overshadowed a bit last year but he had some health problems and never seemed to get up to speed. I think it's a big plus that Arians went out and hired Pep Hamilton to be OC as he was Luck & Fleener's OC in college. I like some of the things I'm hearing such as:
...Hamilton said. "Coby Fleener and some of the guys that may have played in the West Coast offense and with other organizations, they'll recognize some of the terminology and we should be able to hit the ground running."
stomperrob wrote:Going out on a limb a bit with Coby Fleener at 10.11 - I know he was overshadowed a bit last year but he had some health problems and never seemed to get up to speed. I think it's a big plus that Arians went out and hired Pep Hamilton to be OC as he was Luck & Fleener's OC in college. I like some of the things I'm hearing such as:
...Hamilton said. "Coby Fleener and some of the guys that may have played in the West Coast offense and with other organizations, they'll recognize some of the terminology and we should be able to hit the ground running."
Coby Fleener's played in this type of system before. I'm not real sure he has the skills to be a star in the NFL, but I'd like to say something nice about him.
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joejlitz wrote:That's kind of like: Coby Fleener's played in this type of system before. I'm not real sure he has the skills to be a star in the NFL, but I'd like to say something nice about him.
I'm sure Pep or Peppy (what a horrible first name) will help, but Fleener isn't that good in my Colts opinion. He wasn't athletic enough to be an Aaron Hernandez type TE and the other Indy TE is 100 times the blocker and route runner. Yes he was hurt, but I saw nothing his rookie year to be excited about.
Sniped on Joique. Was really hoping to get both DET RB and missed by 2 picks.
Not a big fan of Bilal but best situation of the RBs left, if Greene is not resigned and the draft pick is not ready. I guess if there's one regret I have it's that I view most of my RBs as mediocre guys in good situations instead of good guys in mediocre (or better...) situations - Powell, Dwyer, Hillman. Even Leshoure.
thriftyrocker wrote:Sniped on Joique. Was really hoping to get both DET RB and missed by 2 picks.
Not a big fan of Bilal but best situation of the RBs left, if Greene is not resigned and the draft pick is not ready. I guess if there's one regret I have it's that I view most of my RBs as mediocre guys in good situations instead of good guys in mediocre (or better...) situations - Powell, Dwyer, Hillman. Even Leshoure.
I like the Powell pick better than the Joique pick, handcuff notwithstanding. I don't think either will ever be bellcow RBs, but I think Powell has the best chance of putting up numbers in 2013. I don't see Greene coming back in NY. I also think it's a near certainty that DET gets help at RB (maybe Reggie Bush?).
Haha, maybe. I don't know how Reggie fits into their salary cap though. They're pretty close to the cap and have some turnover coming up, and a lot of money invested in Calvin+Stafford+Suh. I guess it depends on his market. If he doesn't get much interest he might take an incentive-based deal.
Could definitely see them grabbing Andre Ellington or Barner or Gillislee in the 3/4/5 area and giving them a legit chance. If somehow Gio Bernard drops to their pick in the 2nd, that would be just as disruptive as Bush.
Or they could go lower cost FA like a guy in AFCN and a guy in NFCE. Which wouldn't hurt the value of Leshoure (or Bell if he beats out Leshoure), but would hurt Bell's current role as pass catcher.
murphysxm wrote:I like the Santonio Holmes pick. I'll be honest, I forgot about him
Thanks! I know the Jets are a mess, but in this scoring format, Holmes was putting up solid WR3 numbers before he got hurt last year. I'll take that upside as my WR5. I picked M.Bush as a handcuff to Forte. I wanted at least 1 more RB on my team, and there aren't that many decent RB's left (IMO), so I figured that cuffing Forte was my best choice. Especially since M.Bush has proven that he can fill in for Forte nicely.