knight6jb
Pro Bowler
volk said:I agree with Omaha completely. It is harder for an excellent RB to succeed behind a poor OL than it is for an average RB to look like a pro-bowler behind a great OL.
The best RB in this year's draft simply is not worth a #2, and likely very few RB's will be taken at that for a very long time.
But can you imagine a great running back behind a good oline???
I am all for one of the backs, picking one at #2 doesnt bug me. I understand it does for some of you, but what about trading down, isnt the best RB in the draft plus a couple more first day picks worth it?