Kelly vs. Sweed
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Re: Kelly vs. Sweed
I'd go with Sweed. Moneywise, he's going to be cheaper and as far as
his skills, he's got great speed and I like his unorthodox receiving skills,
especially when it comes to adjusting the ball when thrown awkwardly or
underthrown. BTW, Trent doesn't have a "rag arm" and he's gonna
have to learn to play in nasty cold weather.Let's Go Bills, make it happen!!!
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Re: Kelly vs. Sweed
Originally posted by BEASTMODEI was pro Kelley but after watching those videos I say Sweed is the better WR
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Originally posted by blackonyx89I'd go with Sweed. Moneywise, he's going to be cheaper and as far as
his skills, he's got great speed and I like his unorthodox receiving skills,
especially when it comes to adjusting the ball when thrown awkwardly or
underthrown. BTW, Trent doesn't have a "rag arm" and he's gonna
have to learn to play in nasty cold weather.
Originally posted by gr8slayerHaving watched both for a couple of years I can tell you that Sweed is by far the better run blocker and much more physical,"Heck, now I am glad his overrated arce made the pro bowl, else we would have only got a 3rd." ~ yordad
"I've just been hit with a piece of sky. " ~ yordad
"Forgive my opinion, but...." ~ yordad
"Warning: I might be hammered." ~ yordad
"I don't care if the word is "your" or "you're", so buzz off. Its (it's) a frickin(') message board." ~ yordad
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Re: Kelly vs. Sweed
I think WR is a bigger need than CB. Heck, TE is probably a bigger need. But, I can see how it might be better value wise to go CB.
How many second round CBs will be an opening day starter? IMO, there could be a handful available in the first. It might be better to grab a CB in the first, and hope there isn't a run on WR. Another argument is how expansive a good CB is. Seems they get record contracts. And, DRC wouldn't be much of a reach here, if at all.
There are a handful of WRs I think will start opening day and have the potential to really produce (especially in the red zone). And, at the same time be effective in the run game. Those guys are projected to be gone by our second pick at this point too. But, there are about 10 more who could be starting very soon, and become legit #2s.
It is crazy how all these guys shot up on mock drafts. Hardy, Thomas, Sweed, Kelly. But not all the way up. All would seem like a reach at 11.
Oh, and our TEs are so bad, and this draft is so deep, we could choose between 3 to 10 starter in the third.
Leaving us with one more glaring offensive need. FB. I like Owen Schmitt. Which would leave us longing for a better center... John Sullivan can push Fowler.
That CB, WR, TE, FB, C, combo could get us 5 first year starters out of one draft.
For me, the deciding fact is McKelvin, Jenkins, DRC, Talib, Cason and Flowers will all be gone by our second. While Doucet, Caldwell, Nelson, and maybe one of the higher prospects previously mentioned, will be available in the second.
Moss still has to be played twice a year.
DRC is the tallest CB in the draft. Had the highest CB vertical. The farthest long jump. One of the top 5 40 times.
AND
He scored as many TDs as a freshman CB as he gave up to the guy he covered all four years combined.
So,
It would be way better to trade back. Trade our third and first to the Cowboys for their two first rounders. Throw in a 7th to sweeten it if we have to. It works points wise. If only McFadden would fall to us, the cowboy would be all over that deal.
Then we get Sweed, Kelly, Hardy, or Thomas (in that order), and one of those CBs mention. Oh, and if DRC is available at 22, WR waits til 28.
So, come on McFadden. Your like one tiny domestic dispute away."Heck, now I am glad his overrated arce made the pro bowl, else we would have only got a 3rd." ~ yordad
"I've just been hit with a piece of sky. " ~ yordad
"Forgive my opinion, but...." ~ yordad
"Warning: I might be hammered." ~ yordad
"I don't care if the word is "your" or "you're", so buzz off. Its (it's) a frickin(') message board." ~ yordad
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