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Also hope it's Kelsay, but think Crowell will be very good.
Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
I think Crowell will really make a big difference on ST and i think he'll lead the ST unit in tackles.
I also think, like Aero II said, that Aiken will eventually own the 3rd WR spot.. he's just too good to sit on the bench all year.. He's got the perfect size for a slot WR and will be a mismatch when facing a safety.. his size is very appealing.
aiken reminds me of jeremy mcdaniel.. big, good hands, fast enough, but not a burner.. remember when mcdaniel flourished, and it looked as if he was going to be a darn good wr? he looked great one year.. then got dinged up, and never got out of the funk.
"All hockey players are bilingual. They know English and profanity." ~ Gordie Howe
It's gonna be a player who stands a chance of starting.
That leaves Crowell out on D.
It also leaves Aiken and McGee out. WRs and CBs simply don't do much in the NFL as rookies even if given the chance. Only really special ones do. There's too much speed opposite them.
I'll say one of two players:
Either Crowell on STs as I think he has some very serious propensity on STs but won't be nearly good enough or experienced enough to play LB well yet.
Or it will be Sobieski. I simply don't see us being as fortunate as we were last season insofar as injuries went. We didn't lose a man-game on the interior OL. Assuming someone gets hurt, Sobieski may impress more than last season's 7th rounder Pucillo.
Replace Donahoe with Modrak and fire the entire coaching staff!
Originally posted by Jan Reimers Also hope it's Kelsay, but think Crowell will be very good.
After hearing Al Groh talk so good about how well he can play and after seeing so much about how tough he is and how hard he can hit, I am very anxious to see Crowell play.
Originally posted by Voltron You all forgot about the fastest long snapper to come out of college in years! Jon Dorenbos is filling a position where we needed some help at.
Good point Voltron. I was only considering the Draft Picks. I also like Dorenbos. However, I do think that either a WR who will be in on our 3rd downs or a DE pressuring the QB and chasing after RBs will have more of an impact thatn a long snapper.
I wonder just how quickly the two sides can come to terms on a fair contract for McGahee. He needs to understand that the injury should play a major factor in determining the figures while the Bills should realize that even though he had the injury, they drafted him 23rd overall and must feel he's worthy of such a high pick. Somewhere in the middle, these two sides need to meet.
He will come in as a substitute guard whether because we are playing from far ahead and resting a starter or injury and will overwhelm staff with his ability and keep job.
Originally posted by G. Host He will come in as a substitute guard whether because we are playing from far ahead and resting a starter or injury and will overwhelm staff with his ability and keep job.
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