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dreamcastrocks said:Davis
Hawk
Young
Huff
Greenway
in that order
YOUNG
HAWK
NGATA
HUFF
LENDALE - Still!
IN THAT ORDER. YOU DON'T WANT TO FACE YOUNG IN TWO YRS. TWICE A YR.
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dreamcastrocks said:Davis
Hawk
Young
Huff
Greenway
in that order
sportznutt said:Denver has two first round picks.......trade #10 for both of those and someone/something else?
john h said:I think Green takes someone who can help immediately. That would almost rule out an OL. Perhaps a LB, DB, or a longshot QB of the future. If there is another lineman like Ferguson who could step in from day one he could be a choice.
Snake said:I'd slobber all over myself if Ferguson is available.
A trade down isn't a bad idea either.
CardinalChris said:I think there are a couple of guards who CAN help out day one. Gilles is that guy IMHO, but a reach at 10.
az jam said:Denny has never traded down and won't do it this year. They will stay at #10 and pick the BPA. It could be Huff, Davis, Justice or Cutler.
It won't be a RB as a matter of fact neither White or DeAngelo where really top ten picks and reaches at #10. With free agency still going on strong for probably two more weeks we will wait and see what happens with the other teams as that will effect the picks ahead of us. Regardless we will get a very good player at #10. I'm leaning to Winston Justice at this point as he is a need and still very highly rated. Most draft guru's have him anywhere from #8 to #15.
az jam said:Denny has never traded down and won't do it this year. They will stay at #10 and pick the BPA. It could be Huff, Davis, Justice or Cutler.
It won't be a RB as a matter of fact neither White or DeAngelo where really top ten picks and reaches at #10. With free agency still going on strong for probably two more weeks we will wait and see what happens with the other teams as that will effect the picks ahead of us. Regardless we will get a very good player at #10. I'm leaning to Winston Justice at this point as he is a need and still very highly rated. Most draft guru's have him anywhere from #8 to #15.
Doc Cardinal said:Any of those mentioned in the above post would be great.
I might even throw in 2 more as I wouldn't be upset weith Young at QB or DeMeco Ryans at weakside linebacker.
JeffGollin said:#10 has a value of 1300. Denver has 22 and 29. 780 and 640...I'd take both 1st for the 10th and draft an OG (Gilles) and OLB (Carpenter) or OT (McNeil). And still have the second (for) a safety, RB, QBOF or ILB.
I buy the strategy with the following caveats/changes:
1. If Ferguson, Young or Hawk were there at #10, I'd keep the pick and draft one of them.
2. I buy the Jean-Gilles pick at #22, but would rather take a chance on Carpenter being around at #41. Marcus McNeal would be a good pickup at #29, but if Mangold were still available, I'd leap on that puppy.
3. I'm hoping that Bullocks might drop to us at #72 (?) and that we might grab either Reggie McNeal, Schockley or Omar Jacobs as our QBOF with our fourth round pick.
Incidently, Dennis has recently said that he felt some of his higher draft choices didn't start more because they weren't given the opportunity (due to the talent in front of them) than because of lack of talent on their part. I keep hearing about our desire to add a starting WLB. What's wrong with Blackstock? And what would be wrong with Mitchell at MLB? (Both may have needed the year of seasoning to learn the system and hone their techniques, but they start nextseason with a year of experience under their belts.
FrustratedFan04 said:I say we still might take White. Don't forget Green is a "BPA" guy. Why not take White? Haven't you heard of thunder & lightening!
Zeno said:Green was on ESPN Cold Pizza this morning when asked about the draft the first 2 names he mentioned were AJ Hawk and Vernon Davis. The only RB he mentioned at all was Reggie Bush.
Zeno said:Green was on ESPN Cold Pizza this morning when asked about the draft the first 2 names he mentioned were AJ Hawk and Vernon Davis. The only RB he mentioned at all was Reggie Bush.