Who do you want your team to draft in 2010?

[twl221]

Quote: Originally Posted by 3bitz

If the Raiders don't reach for Mays then the Texans will on pedigree alone. With success from Brian Cushing the Texans will go after more SC guys. I love the Titans and Texans but the Tiatans are my favorite mainly because I respect their decision making in the front office. I would like to see Texans pick RB Charles Scott from LSU or RB Ryan Mathews of Fresno State. It would be safe to assume though the Texans will go DB or OL. They play things a touch to safe..... I would like to see Titans pick up one of the tackles( Suh or McCoy) but will probably end up with a pass rushing linebacker or DB Joe Haden. Either way I wouldn't be mad.........my 3bitz.

If they get Matthews, it'll be on production alone. That would be a risky pick.

[burnstuff]

chargers:

-a running back to replace LT () would be nice, like Spiller or Gerhart
-both sides of the line need improvement and depth, but I'm not sure who falls to the bottom half of the first round here
-i was going to say WR, but Floyd and Nanaee looked good vs TN, and Jackson's always good, so not that.

[pw_1016]

Colts:

Taylor Mays--he's like a bigger Bob Sanders, will almost kill you upon impact, ROTFL!
Toby Gearhart ---Joseph Addai not gettin it done, Gearhart gives us a power back

Raiders:

Tim Tebow, (or some other big strong qb, but not another offensive linemen-turned qb like russell, lol)

49ers:

A #2 receiver to compliment crabtree.

[bkrich83]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sandman42

Roy Williams 2.0 Although I wouldn't be surprised to see him drafted by Davis because of his size and speed. He's good in the run game and lays some nasty hits, but he's not that good in pass coverage.

He's more like Sean Taylor part 2.0. But bigger and faster.

Like Taylor, supremely gifted phsyically. I have yet to ever see a safety with his size, and his athleticism. Physically he's a freak, much like Michael Vick was at the QB position.

But also like Taylor, he's simply not an instinctual player. He's a step late, or he's in the wrong spot, or he's fooled by formation or action in the backfield. Just doesn't have a great natural feel for the game.

I think like Sean Taylor he'll be a good player simply due to his physical abilities but he will never be a great player. And if you are going to take a safety in the first round, he better end up being a great player.

[jmood88]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sandman42

Roy Williams 2.0 Although I wouldn't be surprised to see him drafted by Davis because of his size and speed. He's good in the run game and lays some nasty hits, but he's not that good in pass coverage.

What I don't get is why so many coaches try to force guys like that to cover people. You can use them as an extra linebacker or have them jam receivers at the line. Of course he's going to have to cover people at some point but coaches shouldn't be trying to force a guy to play a way that isn't good for him or the team.

[OSUFan_88]

Since the Browns have hired Holmgren, I am thinking I'd be very happy with Bradford, if still available.

If not, seeing as how we are dropping to about the 6th pick, I'd be happy with Hayden or McClain or G. McCoy if he is there.

[bkrich83]

Quote: Originally Posted by OSUFan_88

Since the Browns have hired Holmgren, I am thinking I'd be very happy with Bradford, if still available. If not, seeing as how we are dropping to about the 6th pick, I'd be happy with Hayden or McClain or G. McCoy if he is there.

I guess the biggest concern with Bradford would be, is that shoulder going to have chronic problems. Seems that more you get those injuries to the shoulder the more susceptible it becomes to relapse.

[OSUFan_88]

Quote: Originally Posted by bkrich83

I guess the biggest concern with Bradford would be, is that shoulder going to have chronic problems. Seems that more you get those injuries to the shoulder the more susceptible it becomes to relapse.

That is the biggest thing that bothers me.

However, his arm, when healthy, is tailor-made for the WCO. He is deadly accurate and has adequate arm strength.

I'm think the Browns will try to get a QB through the draft and attempt to develop him. Just not sure if it's going to be a first rounder like Bradford or a later round player like LeFevor, McCoy, or someone like that.