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I'm wondering when and where Spiller from Clemson, and LaFell from LSU are going? I think Chris Johnson showed you can't have enough Speed,lol. At least my G-men will get a better Pick this Season instaed of at the bottom,lol.

Tony Baker is foregoing his 6th year at NC State and if he can stay healthy could be a huge steal for somebody. Most of you will probably be like, "who?" but just watch some of his film and you will see what I mean. I know I am being a homer but when healthy Tony is the real deal.

GO GCMM!!!

-WJ

Anyone Think Geirhert Could become the Only Pale skin'd Starting RB in the NFL? ...Rev

Originally posted by Rever
Anyone Think Geirhert Could become the Only Pale skin'd Starting RB in the NFL? ...Rev

inb4racism

Who was the last white starting HB that was worth a shit anyway?

Originally posted by Chop_Lobster
Who was the last white starting HB that was worth a shit anyway?

Brian Piccolo?

It has been 20 years since a white running back ran for 1000 yards in a season. (Craig James) 29 years since a white running back led a conference in rushing. (Mark Van Eeghan-AFC) and 32 years since a white running back was chosen in the first round of the NFL draft. (John Cappeletti)

Dammit, if I just would have put down the beer and bong in my youth it could have been me

What about that white boy Running Back for the Cardinals on Super Tecmo Bowl,lol? Johnny Johnson? I think he was really Black and later went to the Jet's. I'll have to ask Hollywood,lol. Alstott Started a few Games for the Bucs,lol. He was the Last White Hope,lol.

Hmmm... I've been drinking, but I had a brain wave.

Huge Packer fan. If I was the GM, I'd go to the Rams after the playoffs and make them a Godfather offer: Aaron Kampman and James Jones for the #1 pick. Here's the reasoning:

-Since Kampman's injury, we have the top-ranked defense in the league. Brad Jones has emerged as a steal in the 7th round last year, and Kampman's biggest value is as a DE in a 4-3 system--making him more valuable as trade bait than as an outside linebacker. He was an All-Pro in that role, and a legitimate playmaker--something the Rams sorely lack.
-With Greg Jennings entrenched, Jones would never be more than a #2 in Green Bay. Either way, I'm perfectly comfortable with a long-term worst-case scenario of Jennings and Jordy Nelson assuming we don't draft someone to supplant Jordy. And Jones is instantly the #1 target for Marc Bulger, or whoever is throwing for the Rams next year.
-Suh was born to play defensive end in the 3-4. He's got the size and strength of a smaller defensive tackle, with the athleticism of a defensive end and the football instincts that coaches dream of. He's comfortable against the run, pass rushing, or dropping back in zone coverage (which helps him a lot more in a zone-blitzing 3-4 scheme than in a 4-3).

For the Packers, you add a potential All-Pro who just so happens to fit your system perfectly. For the Rams, you get significant upgrades at two positions, and add an instant All-Pro level player.

Originally posted by BaseballGuyCAA
Hmmm... I've been drinking, but I had a brain wave.

Huge Packer fan. If I was the GM, I'd go to the Rams after the playoffs and make them a Godfather offer: Aaron Kampman and James Jones for the #1 pick. Here's the reasoning:

-Since Kampman's injury, we have the top-ranked defense in the league. Brad Jones has emerged as a steal in the 7th round last year, and Kampman's biggest value is as a DE in a 4-3 system--making him more valuable as trade bait than as an outside linebacker. He was an All-Pro in that role, and a legitimate playmaker--something the Rams sorely lack.
-With Greg Jennings entrenched, Jones would never be more than a #2 in Green Bay. Either way, I'm perfectly comfortable with a long-term worst-case scenario of Jennings and Jordy Nelson assuming we don't draft someone to supplant Jordy. And Jones is instantly the #1 target for Marc Bulger, or whoever is throwing for the Rams next year.
-Suh was born to play defensive end in the 3-4. He's got the size and strength of a smaller defensive tackle, with the athleticism of a defensive end and the football instincts that coaches dream of. He's comfortable against the run, pass rushing, or dropping back in zone coverage (which helps him a lot more in a zone-blitzing 3-4 scheme than in a 4-3).

For the Packers, you add a potential All-Pro who just so happens to fit your system perfectly. For the Rams, you get significant upgrades at two positions, and add an instant All-Pro level player.

this is isn't madden there is no way kampman + jones = 1st overall pick.

Not bad Logic though Baseball Guy. I think it would be very tempting to the Rams. They need to replace L.Little at end and I think that Suh could Play as a LDE. Notice the Rams have LDT's and RDT's? They don't use NT's. All About Gap Control,lol.

I don't think Suh would make a great 3-4 DE in the NFL. He's definitely not a 3-4 NT.

What makes you say Suh couldn't play DE in a 3-4? I'm guessing you're going to say quickness but I think he's quicker than he gets credit for. You might be right, but it would be interesting to see how it works out.