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  • The King
    Without me it's just Awe so
    • Jun 2004
    • 42380
    #1

    First Year Players

    Lets take a look back at the 2004 Draft... How are your first year guys developing in the pro's.


    1. Cadillac Williams TB. Cadillac had a great 2005 campaign proving to be the best of the top 3 backs picked. His performance this year has dropped off significantly, through 12 weeks he only has one TD. I think a lot of the blame falls on Tampas lack of a passing game forcing 8 in the box at all times.

    NFL stat line:
    26GAMES 484ATT, 1902YARDS, 3.9AVG, 7.TD, 47.REC, 260.YDS, 5.FUM

    BZFL stat line:
    260.ATT 699.YARDS 2.7.AVG 5.TD, 22.REC, 159.YARDS 5.FUM

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    1.2 Travis Johnson HOU. Johnson has been a mystery to me so far. He has 1 sack in 24 games and only 31 tackles. He played a majority of the 2005 season at DE, and in 2006 he was moved to his natural tackle position. He is now on IR after 9 weeks.

    NFL stat line:
    24GAMES, 31TACK, 1.SACK, 1.PD

    BZFL stat line:
    10TACK, 1SACK, 3HURR, 3STUFFS, 2PD

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    3. OJ Atogwe STL. Oj showed me a ton of ability and leadership when he played for Stanford. He is a big hard nosed safety who flat out creams guys, with limited time in 2005 he showed the potential to be great and so far this year he has delivered.

    NFL stat line:
    24GAMES, 59TACK, 2SACK, 4INTS, 10PD

    BZFL stat line:
    6TACK

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    4. Courtney Roby TEN. Roby appeared in 13 games for Tennesee in 2005 as a slot receiver, 12 of his 21 catches going for a first down. He appeared to be going into the 06 as the 3rd WR. His 2006 campaign has been a bit....well terrible in 8 appearances he has just 2 receptions, and has lost KR duties.

    NFL stat line:
    21GAMES 23REC, 317YARDS, 1TD 13/1STDWNS

    BZFL stat line:
    8REC, 81YARDS, 7/1ST DOWNS

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    6. Calvin Armstrong PHI/GB. Calvin has already been cut by PHI and and not listed on GB's current depth chart. Calvin sucks and was a bad pick.

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    7. Chauncey Davis ATL. Davis came out of FSU as a one year starter and with a lot of question marks. In 2005 his versatility got him 5 starts, and he scored his first TD as a pro.

    NFL stat line:
    28GAMES, 39TACK, 2SACK, 1INT

    BZFL stat line:
    12TACK

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    8. Adam Kieft CIN. Adam Kieft has been recovering from knee surgery since 8/05. He has never stepped foot on the field.

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    In hindsight I would give this draft a C-, with the exception of Williams and Atogwe I have basically only acquired situational guys. My tackle picks have been an utter disaster. And nobody will make a big impact on my BZFL team at least not in the next year or so.
    I remember that one fateful day when Coach took me aside. I knew what was coming. "You don't have to tell me," I said. "I'm off the team, aren't I?"
    "Well," said Coach, "you never were really ON the team. You made that uniform you're wearing out of rags and towels, and your helmet is a toy space helmet.
    You show up at practice and then either steal the ball and make us chase you to get it back, or you try to tackle people at inappropriate times."
    It was all     true what he was saying. And yet, I thought something is brewing inside the head of this Coach.
    He sees something in me, some kind of raw talent that he can     mold. But that's when I felt the handcuffs go on.


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  • Forward_Lateral
    Registered User
    • Mar 2004
    • 29897
    #2
    Re: First Year Players

    1. David Pollack--- Broken neck, enough said.
    2. Logan Mankins--- Starting LG for the Pats 2 years in a row, rated 7 already, probably my best pick up to date. 300K salary, so I think I got him in the 3rd round
    3. Michael Roos-- OT, Titans, also a 3rd rounder, he's been starting at LT for the Titans for 28 straight games. Not a bad pick.
    4. Roydell Williams-- -WR, Titans. 21 grabs this year so far, 2 TDs. Not a great pick, but at least he's still in the NFL.
    5. Rasheed Marshall-- Not in the league
    6. Kelvin Hayden--- Backup CB for the Colts, he sucks.

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    • Forward_Lateral
      Registered User
      • Mar 2004
      • 29897
      #3
      Re: First Year Players

      I forgot TE Alex Smith. He's not bad, but he's hurt again, I believe.

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      • R. Rich
        Registered User
        • Apr 2003
        • 15874
        #4
        Re: First Year Players

        Round 1
        1. Derrick Johnson, LB University of Texas
        Doing fairly well in KC. Had a nice first year w/ over 90 tackles. Injured this year, which has hurt his development.

        2. Thomas Davis, S/LB University of Georgia
        Started right off the bat for Carolina, but quickly lost his starting safety job as he's not that great a safety. Has found a home as the starting weakside LB for the Panthers defense.

        Round 4
        CRAPhonso Thorpe, WR Florida State
        Not in legue, as far as I know. A bust in KC who never even made the field.

        Round 5
        1. Chris Canty, DE University of Virginia
        Starter for the Dallas Cowboys @ DE. Decent player; has experience playing in the 3-4 in college and the pros. Not a stat monster; just a solid guy who gets it done more often than not.

        2. Marion Barber, RB University of Minnesota
        Used to sharing backfield duties (did so w/ Laurence Maroney in college; now w/ Julius Jones in Dallas), he's a tough runner w/ a nose for the goal line (has 13 TDs this season). Makes a great 1-2 punch w/ Jones in Dallas...and w/ the Assassins once we upgrade our interior offensive line.

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        • Forward_Lateral
          Registered User
          • Mar 2004
          • 29897
          #5
          Re: First Year Players

          How about this year's picks?

          1.) Santonio Holmes---After a rocky start, he's playing extremely well for the Steelers. He's looking like the next Hines Ward.

          2.) Marcus McNeill--- Starting Left Tackle for the Chargers every game this year. Looking to be a very good pick at this point.

          3.) Rashad Butler, OT--- Hasn't stepped on the field yet this season. Not too great of a pick here.

          4.) Darnell Bing--- Another pick who hasn't seen the field yet. Poop!

          5.) Rodrique Wright, DT--- See the above 2 picks. Same situation here. 3 piles of crap in a row.

          6.) Ryan O'Callaghan, OG--- Possibly the best value of the draft right here. Starting RT for the Pats for 10 games this year (hurt for the other 2). Could turn out to be this year's Logan Mankins.

          7.) Jason Avant, WR--- He has as many tackles (3) as he does receptions. I think that speaks for itself.

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          • DrForbes
            Registered User
            • Dec 2005
            • 161
            #6
            Re: First Year Players

            1a) Nagoti DT Ravens starter day one
            1b) Addai RB Colts sharing this year but showing his talent
            2a) R. McIntosh LB Washington could not get a starting job on a bad defense
            2b) J. Cutler qb Got his first start (ugly as it was) but looks like a bright future
            3a) J. Norwood rb Atlanta sharing time but "ditto" cutler
            4) Dusty Dvorcek DT chicago IR enough said
            5) Barry Coefield DT starter from day one, doing very well and my steal of the draft
            6) Brandon Marshall WR denver back up player that got his first touchdown, he has potential. He always was a wait and see prospect.
            7) Adam Jennings haven’t heard much besides helping on special teams

            So one bust at LB and my last pick isn’t panning out, not a bad draft.

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            • parttimeplayer
              Registered User
              • Sep 2003
              • 170
              #7
              Re: First Year Players

              first year draft players
              2nd round
              aaron rogers hoped to get to see what he had this year but farve came back
              de matt roth 12 16 tkl 8 ast 2 sacks
              3rd round
              lb barrett ruud 12 36.0 tkls 16ast
              rb frank gore bargin in the third round
              4th round
              wr vincent jackson 3 starts 13 rec 167 yrd 12.8 avg 3 td
              5th round
              ol richie incognito started season at guard then moved to center
              6th round
              ol nick kaczur started 11 games last year this year only five so far
              s dustin fox cut by vikings after 1st year
              7th round
              lb leroy hill starting for seattle
              8thround
              wr chase lyman out of league i think
              two players that will be starters on my team next year gore and hill

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              • Sportsuser101
                Registered User
                • Feb 2005
                • 2705
                #8
                Re: First Year Players

                2004

                OLB DeMarcus Ware - Lived up to everything I hoped he would be.

                Last year 58 tackles 8 sacks 3 forced fumbles
                This year 53 tackles 7 sacks 3 forced fumbles, 1 DEF TD


                CB Antrel Rolle - Was hurt year 1 but has been very strong in year 2.

                Last year 28 tackles 1 INT
                This year 70 tackles, 1 forced fumble


                CB Eric Green - Has played solid as the starting CB at AZ.

                Last year 41 tackles, 1 INT, 1 forced fumble
                This year 36 tackles, 1 forced fumble


                2005

                OLB Kamerion Wimbley - Excellent rookie year and will play alongside Ware for a long time.

                This year 47 tackles, 7 1/2 sacks


                SS Daniel Bullocks - Has played very well starting at strong safety for the Lions.

                This year 67 tackles, 1 sack, 1 forced fumble


                CB Richard Marshall - My favorite pick so far. Been lock down every game I've watched him.

                This year 63 tackles, 3 INT, 1 forced fumble, 1 DEF TD


                FS Ko Simpson - Started every game except the 1st game and has played well.

                This year 62 tackles. 2 INT, 1 sack, 1 forced fumble
                Dareus - 1st Round Pick

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