He’s two years into his career and has over 1k each season he’s run. horsefeathers what the league thinks is “football”, don’t walk away from that type of production. You work the offense around him.
there are a few picks that could easily be off the board by then, but the get better be more then Landry and a 3rd if we are losing a 1000 yrd rusher for it
I cant let myself be talked into losing Howard for Landry and not just taking the best WR available in the draft. If Pace does this, I'm off his horsefeathering bandwagen
Id feel better about it if I felt I could get that RB in rd 2. Most mocks I see say a run on RB early in the 2nd before our pick. It would open up our 1st pick to CB/OL/what have you
I love Forte, Peanut, M Brown, Urlacher, Walter, Dent, Hampton, Fencik, Plank, so many. They all were players i loved to watch. They all had their moments, I don’t know how you take any if them and hold them above the others.
Toews is obviously the safe pick. Current skill level aside, he's accomplished enough that I expect to see his jersey at the UC for the rest of my life. As a Kane jersey guy...don't do it. For me it'd definitely be Crawford...given the way this season has gone, if he's healthy going into next year it's probably fair to say he's our best player. And that's before his two Cups. Also, it's hard to see Crawford or Toews playing for someone else or ever being remembered for anything but being Hawks. That's why I bought a Hossa jersey right before they traded Saad. Turns out I would have been fine either way but that Hossa jersey will always be great. My daughter had her birthday party at a local rink. There was a little, 4 years old maybe, who was wearing a Hossa jersey and tearing it up in hockey gear. I asked his father if he was a fan to which he asked his son “whats your name?” The kids reply: “MARIAN!” It is a classic jersey no doubt
3 second rounders? with the WR market closing up, I'd be tempted to do that. take the top WR, G, or CB available at #22, and clean house in G, CB, and WR in the second.
He had a disappointing year in 2016 (probably Bortles related) then tore his ACL. I feel like Landy is more of a sure bet but Robinson maybe a higher ceiling? Landry's speed bothers me, for the offense I'm thinking we're going to be running. He's a really good player, but 13-15 mill per for a guy not averaging 10 yards a catch seems too much. I'm so horsefeathering desperate for a wr at this point i dont care