I remember when Robert Gallery was the "safe pick"
Ha! Ha!... It amazes me what happened to that guy. I used to dream of us picking him up some how. I thought there is no way this guy could be a bust. Oops! on that one.
I remember when Robert Gallery was the "safe pick"
And once again, Cason is a HUGE downgrade from anybody we lined up in the DBackfield this year...
Aside from that not bad and a definate upgrade:up:
You clearly haven't seen a great deal of Antoine Cason then.
It would be boring if we all thought the same, but Cason is going to be a very good player. He has the right mentality and character that Ireland is looking for, the same ballhawk tendancies that Bowles likes and if he can run well in Indianapolis and shake off that last feeling I have that he might be better suited to cover 2, then he has to be a legitimate pick 32 target.
It would be boring if we all thought the same, but Cason is going to be a very good player. He has the right mentality and character that Ireland is looking for, the same ballhawk tendancies that Bowles likes and if he can run well in Indianapolis and shake off that last feeling I have that he might be better suited to cover 2, then he has to be a legitimate pick 32 target.
.....Chris Long-doesnt have the speed to play coverage(when he does,better tackle with the first contact,or its a home run)
I would select him over J. Long 10 out of 10 times.
And as always, I respect your insight-immensely. But I think he will really have a tough time at the next level.
The only opportunity for him WOULD be a true Cover-2 defense where he doesnt have to spend too much time being manhandled.
As I eluded to, he is an incredible athlete, and a real gamer. Never ever saw him shy away from contact, but I also saw guys run through his tackles.
so break it down for me boomer...
cason vs.. talib... vs... DRC....
I have thought for awhile that talib is the top CB, with cason next, but DRC is going to surprise people. He might just be knocking on that door before it's all said and done. It's only one game, but after the senior bowl, he was one of five players that I couldn't stop thinking about.
1. Miami Dolphins - Long, Jake, OT MichiganThe Tuna will carry the biggest stick when it comes to which players are acquired for the Dolphins. Since he basically invented the "Planet Theory" (There are only so many big, strong, athletic guys on the planet, so when you find one in the draft take him) I'm sure he won't mind taking an OT with the first overall pick. C. Long is a possibility, but Parcells has historically prefered bigger DE's in his 3-4 (usually college DT's), so we'll wait and see how C. Long does in his workouts to see if he weighs in closer to 300 lbs. That also opens the debate for G. Dorsey, but he isn't worth the 1st pick until he proves in workouts that he is the same player he was before last season's injury. Players will shift positions a lot in my draft between now and late April, but J. Long won't fall out of my top five. There isn't a player available this year who is in a league of his own, but I think J. Long is the best player available. I love the aggresive attitude he plays with with. When I watch him play he doesn't just prevent his guy from reaching whoever has the ball; he dominates him. He always holds his ground on pass D and pushes guys all over field on running plays. V. Carey has not been the answer since he was drafted in '04 and should be moved back to RT or OG. J. Long is the first step in righting this team's offensive mess.
http://www.fantasyfootballjungle.com/2008_nfl_mock_draft/Bryan_Pinkston/501/1a
so break it down for me boomer...
cason vs.. talib... vs... DRC....
I have thought for awhile that talib is the top CB, with cason next, but DRC is going to surprise people. He might just be knocking on that door before it's all said and done. It's only one game, but after the senior bowl, he was one of five players that I couldn't stop thinking about.