Name a player and I'll tell you what I think about him

[nobody 2,667]

Brandon Jacobs, RB, Giants

 

I wasn't very sold on Brandon Jacobs coming into the offseason, but he's kind of grown on me a bit. One thing we can probably count on is that if he stays healthy, he's the goalline back. That probably will equate to decent number of TDs. The question becomes will the Giants be able to move the ball between the 20's without Tiki. If they are at least as productive as last year, then Jacobs should reach double digit TDs. I don't want to say he'll get too many yards though, becasue I'm feeling pretty bullish about the Giant offense in general this year, so I'll cap it at 1000 yards. That should be plenty productive though.

 

Cedric Benson, RB, Bears

 

Something doesn't seem right about this Bears team. It seems like there are some signs of implosion, but I like the fact that they parted ways with Thomas Jones. It reminds me of the Saints letting go of Stallworth becasue they knew what they had with Colston. The only thing is I can see something similar to Pittsburgh going down with the Bears this year where they disappoint. It didn't seem to bother Willie Parker's numbers though, so I feel comfortable drafting Benson in the 2nd.

 

 

I'm going hom now. I'll pick it up with Caddy later.

[SMath3333 10]

MB3 ?

[nobody 2,667]

Cadillac Williams, RB, Buccaneers

 

Remember when Gruden left the Raiders and the offense just blew up. Gannon threw for 4500 yards. Charlie Garner racked up nearly 2000 all purpose yards. I think even John Ritchie seemed to have extra blood gushing from the bridge of his nose. It was great! Well Gruden didn't leave Tampa Bay so I guess we are stuck with the same old production we always get from Tampa Bay. They just haven't been able to reload on talent it seems. They have quarterback issues, but hopefully Luke Petitgout can help solve some of the O-line issues. I think Caddy is going to be the typical good back on a bad offense deal this year. That's usually the type of guy that ends up being your number 2 when you grabbed Peyton or a wide receiver in the first or second. I think I would rather rupture my spleen then have a guy from the Bucs offense as a key contributer though.

[LittleGiants78 0]

Maurice Stovall

 

Demetrius Williams

 

Garret Wolfe

 

Jerious Norwood

 

Heath Miller

 

Drew Bennet

 

Ron Curry

 

Wes Welker

 

Olindo Mare

[GobbleDog 996]

Well Gruden didn't leave Tampa Bay so I guess we are stuck with the same old production we always get from Tampa Bay.

 

Poor old nobody. Stuck in the past and can't see a potential gem if it sat on his face. Cadillac's upside is being over-looked. He's 25, entering his 3rd year, Garcia is QB, and Gruden is on the hot seat so anything is possible. Cadillac will put up solid stats or die trying.

 

[Candygram4Mongo 8]

Sheriff Gonna Getcha

 

Jerome From Southeast DC

 

Clinton Portis

 

Dollah Bill

[49ER MAN 0]

LT2

 

LJ

 

SA

[Thornton Melon 620]

Visanthe Shiancoe

[Andrew C. Wozniak 0]

And the award goes to...

 

Most Creative use of the Little Help Bored

[Me_2006 14]

Matt Hasselbeck?

 

Lee Evans

 

 

Bill Clinton. (He's the biggest player I know.)

[T-HO 1]

Arnaz Battle. With a broken hand, he finished with 59-686-3.80-900-6 isn't out of the question+DJ gives him more targets+DJ has injury history means getting a #1 reciever cheap? I would say if this does happen, at least he's on your bench? He's 6-1-205 btw.

 

Thoughts?

[chris_dub 0]

Matt Schaub

 

Deion Branch

 

Jerricho Cotchery

 

[ventus 0]

DeShaun Foster

 

DeAngelo Williams

[hardball 0]

D Jax

 

Ben Watson

 

Marshawn Lynch

 

Priest Holmes

[Gepetto 1,367]

Adrian Peterson - Vikings

 

Chester Taylor

[soopacee 0]

DeDe Dorsey

 

Jarrett Payton