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clyde21 wrote:Wish we were still in a true 3-4. I'd put Thomas at OLB with Armstead and Buckner as our 5-techs. With Bowman and Foster in the middle and Ronald Blair on the other side and it'd be a done deal.
That said, these days everyone gives hybrid looks anyways so hopefully we'll some looks in that instance throughout the year.
clyde21 wrote:Which teams might still be looking to take a QB? Obviously us and the Browns. Who else might take one in the 2nd/3rd?
Bingo_AlphaMan wrote:I_am_1z wrote:RedneckNiner wrote:
Actually Mccafrey for the Panthers to me is a great pick. You got a fast back who can split out... In short Yardage where in years past everyone knew it was Cam running now hes got the fast back that he can pitch it to... Opens up a lot for their offense.. To me it makes teams have to prepare for different schemes and plays. In the Pistol Mccaffrey could become truly dangerous be a lot like Shady McCoy...
I heard Mike Mayock compare him to Shades of McCoy and honestly it doesn't make sense. He's more like the other Buffalo Bill RB in 2016, Reggie Bush.
The Shady McCoy comparison is off IMO. Shady is much more elusive--almost like Barry Sanders in terms their shake & bake ability / being able to make the first and second defender miss. You put McCoy in a phone booth with a LB and I'm almost certain that he'll find a way to make that defender miss. McCaffrey is a little stiffer in his juking ability when compared to Shady. Still there are a lot of other things that McCaffrey is able to do that I think are rare which then warrants a top 10 pick. He's going to be a household name by year two. Similar to the Chargers' Melvin Engram, he's going to need a little time to adjust, but once they (him adjusting and the coaches identifying his strengths) figure it out he'll be a top 10 fantasy football player in no time.
I_am_1z wrote:Bingo_AlphaMan wrote:I_am_1z wrote:
I heard Mike Mayock compare him to Shades of McCoy and honestly it doesn't make sense. He's more like the other Buffalo Bill RB in 2016, Reggie Bush.
The Shady McCoy comparison is off IMO. Shady is much more elusive--almost like Barry Sanders in terms their shake & bake ability / being able to make the first and second defender miss. You put McCoy in a phone booth with a LB and I'm almost certain that he'll find a way to make that defender miss. McCaffrey is a little stiffer in his juking ability when compared to Shady. Still there are a lot of other things that McCaffrey is able to do that I think are rare which then warrants a top 10 pick. He's going to be a household name by year two. Similar to the Chargers' Melvin Engram, he's going to need a little time to adjust, but once they (him adjusting and the coaches identifying his strengths) figure it out he'll be a top 10 fantasy football player in no time.
What are his strengths? Where is McCaffrey ELITE compared to NFL players? He's good in a lot of ways, but good doesn't warrant a top 10 selection. He'll never live up to being that kind of player.
ChrisPozz wrote:http://draftanalyst.com/da-draft-buzz-notes-day-two
I’m told both the Los Angeles Chargers and New York Jets have quarterback Davis Webb in their sights and each team is trying to move up to secure his services. It’s a good possibility any of the teams selecting from picks 33-to-37 would be amiable to trading down for the right compensation.
