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Thread: RB Options, by Round
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-02-10-2011 #16
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-02-10-2011 #17
Re: RB Options, by Round
I think you missed the point here. I wasn't trying to come up with a comprehensive list of the available RBs in the draft. Rather, my intent was to list players who I think would fit well as SJ's backup/understudy/change-of-pace guy.
If there are others who people like, by all means list them here so we can discuss.
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-02-10-2011 #18
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-02-10-2011 #19
Re: RB Options, by Round
One player not on my list who I would keep an eye on is Charles Clay of Tulsa. He projects as a FB/H-Back on most draft sites, but has played tailback as well. In four years he had 176 receptions for 28 TDs, mostly coming out of the backfield.
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-02-10-2011 #20
Re: RB Options, by Round
Yeah, I liked what I saw of Locke during the Senior Bowl practices/game. I still kind of like him in that fourth or fifth round area, but if he keeps impressing, he could sneak into Day Two.
Clay has some pretty solid hands, but the problem is whether or not a 6'3" 240 HB/FB 'tweener really adds the missing element to this backfield of a complimentary runner who is a threat to go the distance when he touches the ball.
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-02-11-2011 #21
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-02-11-2011 #22
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Re: RB Options, by Round
Maybe there's room for another Bradford in the backfield? Allen Bradford of USC is one of those guys who I think will have a better career in the NFL than in college. He's had some issues holding onto the ball, but his talent is undeniable. He's not a speed back, but he looks like he's got db speed and at 230 lbs, he's hard to take down. Kinda reminds me a little bit of Lagarrette Blount. I could see him being available in the later rounds.
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-02-13-2011 #23
Re: RB Options, by Round
That is precisely the problem I have with him (Vereen). He's a smallish-type RB but is very solidly built, but doesn't have breakaway speed and bounces it outside more than I'd like to see. The one area he does excel though is receiving and is one of the best in this class.
I agree 100% on your thoughts towards Ryan Williams. If he is on the board in the second round and we pass on him, I'll be very disappointed. If he had stayed healthy and had a similar season like he had as a freshman, we wouldn't even talk about him falling to us let alone slipping into the second round. He's also only 21 and has very low mileage on him (minimal carries, unlike other RBs like Todman), plus the last time we took a RB who wore #34 in college it worked out pretty darn well didn't it?Last edited by Bald_81; -02-13-2011 at 08:40 PM.
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-02-14-2011 #24
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-02-18-2011 #25
Re: RB Options, by Round
Love the lot in the 3rd there, I'd consider all of them (plus Kendall Hunter OSU)
Gimme Murray if there in the 3rd for the walkoff grand slam
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