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Between Stepfan Taylor and Ellington, Stepfan Taylor starts before Ellington. In fact, I believe Taylor will be our starting RB week 1 of the 2014 season.
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Between Stepfan Taylor and Ellington, Stepfan Taylor starts before Ellington. In fact, I believe Taylor will be our starting RB week 1 of the 2014 season.
Can't judge the guy completely by his 40 time. It's not like his 40 time was a whole lot different than Arian Foster who ran a 4.71 at his Pro Day--yet Foster has managed to be pretty productive.
I agree with CardsSunsDbacks. There was a reason why the team drafted Taylor ahead of Ellington. Feel pretty confident both will make the team.
Wasn't Wiliiams the first player Arians spoke highly of when he was hired? I don't see him being viewed as a mistake at all. He is undoubtedly injury prone, he wasn't even healthy for those 6 games either. I think he comes back healthy this year, and the focus will be on whether he gets his moves/confidence back, and if he can stop fumbling. I wonder how we always get RBs with fumble problems. Makes me wonder if the awful coaching, or awful line had anything influence. I hope he can come back strong though. I thought he had a lot of potential, and he was a super cool kid when I met him. Just a jacked short ball of muscle too. Surprised me about his injuries, he seemed to be among the best conditioned Cardinals at the time
They are human after all so I wouldn't be shocked if there was an occassional oversight like that, but it is hard to imagine all 32 teams doing it.Probably because they forgot about Ellington. Then somebody noticed him and went "holy cow I just noticed Andre Ellington hasn't been drafted." I wouldn't be surprised if that happened more than we'd think. With so many players available I can see that happening.
They are human after all so I wouldn't be shocked if there was an occassional oversight like that, but it is hard to imagine all 32 teams doing it.
I think when a player falls way farther than they should it is likely a mixture of teams overlooking them and teams that just don't have interest in them. But it would be highly unlikely IMO that it is purely all 32 teams just flat out overlooking them. I'm sure some teams get a little locked in to specific players as the draft progresses and causes some oversight.Not really after reading that article about the Cleveland Browns K9 posted. I can see all the teams getting focused on certain players and overlooking others in the process.
The trajectory of the running back in the 2010s seems to be that you get re-signed, or you're out of the league.
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All you have to do is look at the current free agent lists to back that statement up.
Might I add that free agency seems like it will have two periods of relative high action. Pre- and Post- draft.
I.E. if Michael Turner has not been signed by now it is pretty unlikely he has a job in 2012 unless he is signed after week 1. At which point he is on the level of practice squad players.
I was a big fan of his after we drafted him. But at this point I wouodnt be surprised to see him released.I think Ryan Williams will be a beast this year. Finally
We will keep 4 RB's so he will still make the team. To low of a salary to not just keep him, even if he were to surprisingly be 4th on the depth chart.