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swisscheeseD wrote:On the Cotchery-Steve Smith debate....
They are both solid #2's, but Cotchery can get by as a #1 (although he's not) simply because of his YAC. Steve Smith is more of a possesion receiver, he moves the chains with big catch after big catch. I love Smith as a player, but he isnt fit for a #1 gig. He's the Toomer to Eli's Plax.
hobojoe2131 wrote:Yea, he has a great size and a good head. But he played against lower level competition, and supposedly is slow off the line. However he has all the natural tools you need in a wr, so you never know
hobojoe2131 wrote:BelieveTheDream wrote:echelonNYK wrote:Look for Shonn Greene to be a special player for the Jets this season. i've heard nothing but good things about him from the Bloggers covering the team during camp
i'm def drafting him once my fantasy league starts up =).
SLEEEEEEEEPER!!!!!! everyone is saying this, best pure rb that came out of the draft, the video i have watched of this kid i mean hes a freakin bowling ball and never goes down after the first hit....Im pretty excited about him im not going to lie, I also hope danny woodhead (the waterbug) gets some reps as well...Kid bulked up to 200 pounds this year
Yea, I like Shonn Greene as well. That was a really good pickup for you guys
BelieveTheDream wrote:hobojoe2131 wrote:Yea, he has a great size and a good head. But he played against lower level competition, and supposedly is slow off the line. However he has all the natural tools you need in a wr, so you never know
yea, another thing i was very surprised at Nicks Height he was being advertised as a big wideout before the draft and i thought he was like a big reciever 6'3-6'2 type wideout but what is he listed at???
Jose7© wrote:Bad Boys, Bad Boys, what you gonna do?
Mr. Revis & DWIGHT LOWERRRRRRRRRRRRY!
xKLNx Phenom wrote:
You can't converse with me, but you can with anyone else? Even if my points are proven.
hobojoe2131 wrote:BelieveTheDream wrote:hobojoe2131 wrote:Yea, he has a great size and a good head. But he played against lower level competition, and supposedly is slow off the line. However he has all the natural tools you need in a wr, so you never know
yea, another thing i was very surprised at Nicks Height he was being advertised as a big wideout before the draft and i thought he was like a big reciever 6'3-6'2 type wideout but what is he listed at???
He's 6-1, but he is build like a rock (no homo), and has a crazy wingspan. Here's an article about Crabtree and arm length. NIcks would be 2nd on that list if he was listen. Barden would be first:
http://www.nextseasonsports.com/2009/02 ... akish.html
xKLNx Phenom wrote:Jose7© wrote:Bad Boys, Bad Boys, what you gonna do?
Mr. Revis & DWIGHT LOWERRRRRRRRRRRRY!
You forgot about Mr. Lito Sheppard?
xKLNx Phenom wrote:hobojoe2131 wrote:
We had a loooong look at Britt. There are questions about his work ethic. The administration thought Nicks was better I guess.
Britt would have been a great pick, IMO. He fit's you guys great. I see Nicks as a Cotchery clone. Maybe a little more of a TD threat.
hobojoe2131 wrote:xKLNx Phenom wrote:
You can't converse with me, but you can with anyone else? Even if my points are proven.
The problem is your points arent proven, and they are almost always wrong. If you had said I like Shonn Greene as a player I would have agreed with you too. Instead you compared SS to Chansi **** Stuckey.
The Giants lined up in an unusual defensive formation in today's practice. They had five defensive linemen -- Umenyiora, Tuck, Cofield, Alford and Kiwanuka -- across the line of scrimmage with Antonio Pierce as the only linebacker and five defensive backs. It'll be hard enough for teams to have to deal with Tuck and Osi at either end of the line, imagine the difficulties team will have if they are lined up next to each other? Tom Coughlin has.
xKLNx Phenom wrote:Jose7© wrote:Bad Boys, Bad Boys, what you gonna do?
Mr. Revis & DWIGHT LOWERRRRRRRRRRRRY!
You forgot about Mr. Lito Sheppard?
BelieveTheDream wrote:xKLNx Phenom wrote:hobojoe2131 wrote:
We had a loooong look at Britt. There are questions about his work ethic. The administration thought Nicks was better I guess.
Britt would have been a great pick, IMO. He fit's you guys great. I see Nicks as a Cotchery clone. Maybe a little more of a TD threat.
what i heard about him is that he is a little bit of a pre madonna and has a REAL big ego...which i feel almost all wideouts have (except Larry Fitzgerald who man do i wish was a jet hah) so that i think could of been a big reason to why he dropped a bit on the draft boards..
Jose7© wrote:xKLNx Phenom wrote:Jose7© wrote:Bad Boys, Bad Boys, what you gonna do?
Mr. Revis & DWIGHT LOWERRRRRRRRRRRRY!
You forgot about Mr. Lito Sheppard?
By all accounts, (Eagles fans/forums), Sheppard is awful.
Hopefully a "Change of scenery" can get him back to a solid level.
xKLNx Phenom wrote:Because, SS is almost a clone to Stuckey. SS is a small, short yardage WR, that can move the chains, and plays with a lot of heart. I will say that SS is a little better, but I think most can agree, they are almost the same player.
xKLNx Phenom wrote:hobojoe2131 wrote:xKLNx Phenom wrote:
You can't converse with me, but you can with anyone else? Even if my points are proven.
The problem is your points arent proven, and they are almost always wrong. If you had said I like Shonn Greene as a player I would have agreed with you too. Instead you compared SS to Chansi **** Stuckey.
Because, SS is almost a clone to Stuckey. SS is a small, short yardage WR, that can move the chains, and plays with a lot of heart. I will say that SS is a little better, but I think most can agree, they are almost the same player.
kingofkingz wrote:The Giants lined up in an unusual defensive formation in today's practice. They had five defensive linemen -- Umenyiora, Tuck, Cofield, Alford and Kiwanuka -- across the line of scrimmage with Antonio Pierce as the only linebacker and five defensive backs. It'll be hard enough for teams to have to deal with Tuck and Osi at either end of the line, imagine the difficulties team will have if they are lined up next to each other? Tom Coughlin has.
http://www.newsday.com/sports/football/ ... -1.1358710
The Giants are practicing a 5(lineman) 1(linebacker) and(5DBs). Going to be sick with our line.
that is sick....who is alford though??? and something i dont get is why you guys paid for canty so much when you have soooo many good d-ends....?BelieveTheDream wrote:xKLNx Phenom wrote:hobojoe2131 wrote:
We had a loooong look at Britt. There are questions about his work ethic. The administration thought Nicks was better I guess.
Britt would have been a great pick, IMO. He fit's you guys great. I see Nicks as a Cotchery clone. Maybe a little more of a TD threat.
what i heard about him is that he is a little bit of a pre madonna and has a REAL big ego...which i feel almost all wideouts have (except Larry Fitzgerald who man do i wish was a jet hah) so that i think could of been a big reason to why he dropped a bit on the draft boards..
