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Quote: Originally Posted by RaiderFan1987 How about Ciron Black he'd be available later and we can have Crabtree? Crabtree is fun to watch, i like him too but he is not NFL ready he plays in a spread offense. He's gonna have issues running out of the a traditional NFL formation. It will probably take him 2 years to adjust to the NFL like most WR. Its better to take a second Round Prospect. Success Rates for 1st and Second Round...

A QB that's converted to WR sounds like a fun pick in the 6-7 round range.

TOP 5 OL in NFL: Carolina Panthers: LT Jordan Gross - 1st round LG Travelle Wharton - 3rd round C Ryan Kahlil - 2nd round RG Keydrick Vincent - FA Pittsburg RT Jeff Otah - 1st round Minnesota Vikings LT Bryant McKinnie - 1st round LG Steve Hutchinson - 1st round FA Seattle C Matt Birk - 6th round RG Anthony Herrera - undrafted RT Anthony Cook - 2nd round Washington Redskins LT Chris Samuels - 1st round LG Pete Kendall - FA 1st round Seattle C...

Quote: Originally Posted by AutumnWind32 You should limit yourself on the number of threads you start every week. Maybe one a week would be a good place to start. I agree. He keeps on making new threads coming up with another reason to get a WR. Receiver is a much easier spot to fill through free agency. You never see a quality LT on the market. Good O-Line = Good QB = Good WR Bad O-Line = Bad QB = Bad WR I know which one I would rather have.

Quote: Originally Posted by OTF Gholston was a monster at the combine too but Al didn't get him. 2007 - $60 million QB 2008 - $60 million RB 2009 - The key to creating an environment for the 2 above to be successful is a LT. Al will take a OT if he wants to have a chance at winning more then 3 games in 2009... maybe there was a guy named Darren Mcfadden that ran the 40' in 4.33, heck if Mays does a good combine he might get picked.

This is one is easy. Reasons detailed below: 1. Comparative need. Our D-line while not being fantastic are OK, our O-line on the other hand, in particular the Tackles, have been awful. 2. Investment. The last two years we have invested in high picks at QB and RB as the first building blocks of a power offense, a good O-line will make their production many times better. 3. Mario Henderson. While he should be starting at the moment as he, rather...

All the draft boards I have seen on this kid show him as a wr. I could see Al going for him just because he loves these types of players. I also dont think he will go in the 1st,2nd or 3rd rnd and we need a wr he might be good to draft. They also compared hist stats to players like antwann randell el,brad smith. and I belive Josh Cribbs. What are your thoughts on him as a wr and maybe drafting him.

My vote has to be: Andre Smith. We're desperate for OL help.

Quote: Originally Posted by Anotharaiderfan Remember Ryan Clady looked like crap at the combine also. But i knew from his game film he would be the best LT. Andre Smith is clearly the best LT prospect. He has adequate quickness and his body is MASSIVE. He fights the defenders. Oher lacks hands, he has the Kwame Harris disease. He can't engage and shut down the DE. His Run blocking is average. Monroe is the best pass blocker but his run...

haha... I didn't even remember this thread when I told you I wanted Andre Smith. you must be working into my subconscious, Bram.