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He wasn't that great at Texas. What makes you think he'll do good in the NFL?

He'll be lucky to make the team...

 
He wasn't that great at Texas. What makes you think he'll do good in the NFL?He'll be lucky to make the team...
Willie Parker didn't do much either :thumbup:
2005 (Junior): Speedy, quick and explosive fourth-year running back who also is one of the nation’s premier punt/kickoff returners … tabbed preseason third-team All-Big 12 by Athlon … missed the 2005 spring season while continuing to rehab a broken ankle he sustained last fall, but is expected to take over the tailback position vacated by Cedric Benson in the fall ... handled both punt and kickoff return duties before suffering a season-ending broken ankle at Arkansas in 2004 … has played in 26 career games and rushed 132 times for 661 yards (5.0 ypc) and 10 TDs … has totaled 1,622 all-purpose yards on 181 attempts (9.0 yards per touch) with 13 TDs … his two career punt returns for TDs are tied for the UT all-time best … his three career returns for scores (2 PR/1 KR) also are tied for a UT record … joins Raymond Clayborn (1973-76) as the only Longhorn players ever to return both a punt and kickoff for a score during their careers2004 (Junior): Played in two games before suffering a season-ending ankle injury at Arkansas … totaled 184 all-purpose yards in less than two full games … rushed for a career-high 102 yards and two TDs on 12 carries and caught three passes for 32 yards versus North Texas … returned two punts for 13 yards against the Mean Green … returned two kicks for 37 yards before being injured at Arkansas.2003 (Sophomore): Appeared in 11 games as UT’s top kickoff returner and backup running back … missed two contests due to a groin injury … carried the ball 35 times for 151 yards and three TDs … caught six passes for 29 yards and posted 780 all-purpose yards … helped a UT offense that ranked sixth nationally in scoring (41.0 ppg), eighth in rusing (232.5 ypg) and 20th in total offense (439.2 ypg) … Texas set school season records for points (533) and total yards (5,709) … averaged 24.4 yards per kickoff return and ranked 32nd nationally … totaled 439 yards (No. 6 on UT’s single season list) on 18 kickoff returns (No. 7 on UT’s single season list) … returned a kickoff 97 yards for a TD (second-longest in UT history) and a punt 39 yards for a TD to become the first Longhorn in history to return both a punt and a kickoff for TDs in the same game versus New Mexico State … named Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week and earned UT’s Frank Denius Special Teams Player of the Week award for his efforts versus NMSU … carried the ball eight times for 31 yards and two TDs at Rice … returned a career-high four kickoffs for 84 yards against No. 1 Oklahoma … caught two passes for a season-high 15 receiving yards at Iowa State … made a career-long 48-yard run versus No. 15 Washington State in the Holiday Bowl.2002 (Freshman): Played in all 13 games as RB Cedric Benson’s top backup and served as one of UT’s kickoff returners … also saw action at punt returner … shared UT’s Outstanding Newcomer Award … second on the team with 85 carries for 408 yards (4.8 avg.) and five rushing TDs … also returned 12 kickoffs for 285 yards (23.8 avg.) and five punts for 87 yards (17.4 avg.), including a freshman-record 71-yard TD at Tulane (No. 5 in UT history) … third on the squad with 780 all-purpose yards … his six total TDs rank in a seventh-place tie on UT’s freshman list … shared Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week honors for his performance at Tulane (three returns, 85 yards, 71-yard TD) … also toted the ball 12 times for 66 yards and a pair of scores and tied UT’s freshman single-game record with 18 points … set his single-game career high for attempts (14) and season-high in rushing yards (98) against Baylor, including a 13-yard TD
 
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He's followed in the footsteps of Bell, an undrafted rookie last year who was the surprise of camp by leapfrogging a bunch of veterans and eventually settling into a backup role behind Tatum Bell, where he rushed for 677 yards and eight touchdowns.

His move to fullback Thursday night - along with Young's performance at tailback - might portend a different role for Bell this season - or maybe even his release when rosters are set Saturday.
Bell at fullback and/or possibly released? Shanny is my hero. Lots of other tidbits in the link.
 
Sleeper RB of the year! :football:
He's not a sleeper anymore. Everyone knows about him now. He was only a sleeper if he was drafted before the news today broke. IMO however, Cecil Sapp is #2 in line. I have made it a point to get Sapp in every league I am in. I never liked Bell and I think the Young rumor is just a ploy for teams to prepare for 1 more player. Sapp is the guy you want to target. Of course none of them will have value as long as Henry is healthy.
 
Sleeper RB of the year! :football:
He's not a sleeper anymore. Everyone knows about him now. He was only a sleeper if he was drafted before the news today broke. IMO however, Cecil Sapp is #2 in line. I have made it a point to get Sapp in every league I am in. I never liked Bell and I think the Young rumor is just a ploy for teams to prepare for 1 more player. Sapp is the guy you want to target. Of course none of them will have value as long as Henry is healthy.
:thumbup: and he is not healthy. How many full seasons has Henry played?? :popcorn:
 
bronco homer, local radio today said (Alfred Williams, ex-bronco and local post game analyst) that Selvin Young was the #2 RB.

Sapp will be the #3 and backup FB. If Henry gets hurt, Sapp would also see time. Mike Bell wasn't mentioned.

 
I hate the Denver RB situation. Been this way pretty much since Davis got hurt. Minus 1 real solid season for Portis.

For those who think that a nobody can't do something great in the NFL (especially on Denver) have you forgotten Terrell Davis?

6th round pick.

Just saying...don't write anybody off because of what they did in college. WATCH them...it's all about personnel and the system.

Each guy has a best fit system.

That being said...I haven't seen one highlight of this guy...anybody got a video of his preseason runs??

 
The Scientist said:
GridironMenace said:
The Scientist said:
Sleeper RB of the year! :stalker:
He's not a sleeper anymore. Everyone knows about him now. He was only a sleeper if he was drafted before the news today broke. IMO however, Cecil Sapp is #2 in line. I have made it a point to get Sapp in every league I am in. I never liked Bell and I think the Young rumor is just a ploy for teams to prepare for 1 more player. Sapp is the guy you want to target. Of course none of them will have value as long as Henry is healthy.
:coffee: and he is not healthy. How many full seasons has Henry played?? :ph34r:
Exactly and that is why I am avoiding Henry in every draft I am in. Plus Shanny is so wishy-washy that if Henry has fumblitis a RBBC and loss of goal line carries will be in order.
 
I hate the Denver RB situation. Been this way pretty much since Davis got hurt. Minus 1 real solid season for Portis.For those who think that a nobody can't do something great in the NFL (especially on Denver) have you forgotten Terrell Davis?6th round pick.Just saying...don't write anybody off because of what they did in college. WATCH them...it's all about personnel and the system.Each guy has a best fit system.That being said...I haven't seen one highlight of this guy...anybody got a video of his preseason runs??
go to the player profile page on NFL.com and they have video snippets from each game...
 
The Scientist said:
GridironMenace said:
The Scientist said:
Sleeper RB of the year! :stirspot:
He's not a sleeper anymore. Everyone knows about him now. He was only a sleeper if he was drafted before the news today broke. IMO however, Cecil Sapp is #2 in line. I have made it a point to get Sapp in every league I am in. I never liked Bell and I think the Young rumor is just a ploy for teams to prepare for 1 more player. Sapp is the guy you want to target. Of course none of them will have value as long as Henry is healthy.
:yes: and he is not healthy. How many full seasons has Henry played?? :boxing:
He's only had one major injury during his career that caused him to miss time back in 2004 when he broke his leg. Other than that, he's missed 1 game due to injury in 5 years when he had torn rib cartilage. Not sure why this misconception continues to be repeated. His missed time was due to either being a backup or drug suspension, not injury. He's no more injury-prone and has no more significant injury history than practically any other RB in the top 20.
 
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The Scientist said:
GridironMenace said:
The Scientist said:
Sleeper RB of the year! :popcorn:
He's not a sleeper anymore. Everyone knows about him now. He was only a sleeper if he was drafted before the news today broke. IMO however, Cecil Sapp is #2 in line. I have made it a point to get Sapp in every league I am in. I never liked Bell and I think the Young rumor is just a ploy for teams to prepare for 1 more player. Sapp is the guy you want to target. Of course none of them will have value as long as Henry is healthy.
:unsure: and he is not healthy. How many full seasons has Henry played?? :2cents:
He's only had one major injury during his career that caused him to miss time back in 2004 when he broke his leg. Other than that, he's missed 1 game due to injury in 5 years when he had torn rib cartilage. Not sure why this misconception continues to be repeated. His missed time was due to either being a backup or drug suspension, not injury. He's no more injury-prone and has no more significant injury history than practically any other RB in the top 20.
I never said time missed due to injury.....missed time is missed time. I would actually think off-field issues are much more predictable than injury. So the "misconception" was repeated due to your interpretation of the question. Missed time is missed time...I don't know how you can argue that.Anyways.......Selvin has looked great during the preseason and Henry is banged up allready. Keep Selvin on your radar.

 
Selvin Young went to University of Texas in Austin, where I live. I've seen him play many times. He's not an instinctual runner. He's got fumblitis. He gets hurt all the time. Selvin wasn't the best RB on UT's team last year, and he definitely won't be in Denver. IMO he is not going to be a starting RB in the NFL.

 
Wow! Lots of conclusions being made by lots of people about this situation. So far, I haven't heard/read anything from someone like say.... Mike Shanahan, that this was anything more than getting a look at everyone before final cuts. Look at the numbers from every game last night and you will see that 3's 4's 5's and guys on the bubble got all the carries. Shanahan quote from post game:

"Head Coach Mike Shanahan said the shuffling was nothing more than trying to find out where players fit best.

"It's just like we move people around on the offensive line. Guards play tackle positions. Tackles will play guards' positions," Shanahan said. "It's the same thing during the season. You get people to go down, you get the halfback at the fullback position. That happened here with a number of players. (Former Broncos running backs) Rueben Droughns and Mike Anderson both played at fullback, and this is a game where you experiment and see if guys can step up and play."

Maybe there is truth to it, but to make final conclusion that Bell and Sapp both are just going to get erased at HB based on S Young play in 2 preseason games is a bit presumptuous until the guy that counts speaks.

 
Selvin Young went to University of Texas in Austin, where I live. I've seen him play many times. He's not an instinctual runner. He's got fumblitis. He gets hurt all the time. Selvin wasn't the best RB on UT's team last year, and he definitely won't be in Denver. IMO he is not going to be a starting RB in the NFL.
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The Scientist said:
GridironMenace said:
The Scientist said:
Sleeper RB of the year! :football:
He's not a sleeper anymore. Everyone knows about him now. He was only a sleeper if he was drafted before the news today broke. IMO however, Cecil Sapp is #2 in line. I have made it a point to get Sapp in every league I am in. I never liked Bell and I think the Young rumor is just a ploy for teams to prepare for 1 more player. Sapp is the guy you want to target. Of course none of them will have value as long as Henry is healthy.
:lmao: and he is not healthy. How many full seasons has Henry played?? :lmao:
Exactly and that is why I am avoiding Henry in every draft I am in. Plus Shanny is so wishy-washy that if Henry has fumblitis a RBBC and loss of goal line carries will be in order.
Good approach play it safe, Draft all the Ruddy Johnson's of the FF world, Teams that drafted Coston, MJD, Drew B etc., last year, I sure had poor seasons
 
Selvin Young went to University of Texas in Austin, where I live. I've seen him play many times. He's not an instinctual runner. He's got fumblitis. He gets hurt all the time. Selvin wasn't the best RB on UT's team last year, and he definitely won't be in Denver. IMO he is not going to be a starting RB in the NFL.
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If I'm wrong I'll gladly eat my words, because I've heard he's a good kid. But he couldn't beat out Cedric Benson (which was understandable), then when Cedric was drafted he couldn't beat out Jamaal Charles (who was a true freshman). Last year he started over Charles as a senior, but I think this was more due to him being a senior versus him being the better player. Charles had more rushes (156 to 137), more yards (831 to 591), and better YPC (5.3 to 4.3). Selvin did have more catches (23 to 18) but fewer receiving yards.Charles is an upper level back in the Big 12, but if Selvin can't beat him out or outproduce him, how will he be able to do that against NFL talent?
 
The Scientist said:
GridironMenace said:
The Scientist said:
Sleeper RB of the year! :football:
He's not a sleeper anymore. Everyone knows about him now. He was only a sleeper if he was drafted before the news today broke. IMO however, Cecil Sapp is #2 in line. I have made it a point to get Sapp in every league I am in. I never liked Bell and I think the Young rumor is just a ploy for teams to prepare for 1 more player. Sapp is the guy you want to target. Of course none of them will have value as long as Henry is healthy.
:goodposting: and he is not healthy. How many full seasons has Henry played?? :goodposting:
Exactly and that is why I am avoiding Henry in every draft I am in. Plus Shanny is so wishy-washy that if Henry has fumblitis a RBBC and loss of goal line carries will be in order.
Good approach play it safe, Draft all the Ruddy Johnson's of the FF world, Teams that drafted Coston, MJD, Drew B etc., last year, I sure had poor seasons
There is only one thing that I know for about 90% certainty, and that is that Denver will showcase a RB then trade him to upgrade at another position, then bring in another RB that looks just like the previous one. With that said, the best plan of action for you dynasty leaguers out there is to always take advantage of the trade value of the current starting Denver RB.
 
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He wasn't that great at Texas. What makes you think he'll do good in the NFL?
Well....he is second on the depth chart for now
Do you really believe that? Come on now!

I'd tend to believe the Broncos web site or the Nfl web site over Rotoworld.

http://www.denverbroncos.com/page.php?id=134
Do you seriously rely more on a site like NFL.com that is updated occasionally rather than a site like Rotoworld that bases it's news off of newspaper quotes and articles from the team websites?Can we play in a league together?

 
He wasn't that great at Texas. What makes you think he'll do good in the NFL?
Well....he is second on the depth chart for now
Do you really believe that? Come on now!

I'd tend to believe the Broncos web site or the Nfl web site over Rotoworld.

http://www.denverbroncos.com/page.php?id=134
Do you seriously rely more on a site like NFL.com that is updated occasionally rather than a site like Rotoworld that bases it's news off of newspaper quotes and articles from the team websites?Can we play in a league together?
Weak
 
Selvin Young went to University of Texas in Austin, where I live. I've seen him play many times. He's not an instinctual runner. He's got fumblitis. He gets hurt all the time. Selvin wasn't the best RB on UT's team last year, and he definitely won't be in Denver. IMO he is not going to be a starting RB in the NFL.
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If I'm wrong I'll gladly eat my words, because I've heard he's a good kid. But he couldn't beat out Cedric Benson (which was understandable), then when Cedric was drafted he couldn't beat out Jamaal Charles (who was a true freshman). Last year he started over Charles as a senior, but I think this was more due to him being a senior versus him being the better player. Charles had more rushes (156 to 137), more yards (831 to 591), and better YPC (5.3 to 4.3). Selvin did have more catches (23 to 18) but fewer receiving yards.Charles is an upper level back in the Big 12, but if Selvin can't beat him out or outproduce him, how will he be able to do that against NFL talent?
Hmmm....not quite what I remember about Selvin. He was very highly recruited out of HS. He is a good, not great runner. He can run between the tackles quite well, has decent hands and good in pass protection. Overall, he is a complete RB with good, but not great running skills. He suffered a severe broken ankle injury in the 2004 season and wasn't healthy in 2005 which is why Charles got most of the RB work in 2005. Young came back healthy in 2006 and clearly beat out Jamaal Charles for the top spot. He did not start just because he was a senior. He was a better overall RB, especially when it came to blocking for his freshman QB.
 
I agree with whoever said that guy stunk out loud in college. I'm sure he'll make a great stock boy at Best Buy some day.

 
Selvin Young went to University of Texas in Austin, where I live. I've seen him play many times. He's not an instinctual runner. He's got fumblitis. He gets hurt all the time. Selvin wasn't the best RB on UT's team last year, and he definitely won't be in Denver. IMO he is not going to be a starting RB in the NFL.
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If I'm wrong I'll gladly eat my words, because I've heard he's a good kid. But he couldn't beat out Cedric Benson (which was understandable), then when Cedric was drafted he couldn't beat out Jamaal Charles (who was a true freshman). Last year he started over Charles as a senior, but I think this was more due to him being a senior versus him being the better player. Charles had more rushes (156 to 137), more yards (831 to 591), and better YPC (5.3 to 4.3). Selvin did have more catches (23 to 18) but fewer receiving yards.Charles is an upper level back in the Big 12, but if Selvin can't beat him out or outproduce him, how will he be able to do that against NFL talent?
Hmmm....not quite what I remember about Selvin. He was very highly recruited out of HS. He is a good, not great runner. He can run between the tackles quite well, has decent hands and good in pass protection. Overall, he is a complete RB with good, but not great running skills. He suffered a severe broken ankle injury in the 2004 season and wasn't healthy in 2005 which is why Charles got most of the RB work in 2005. Young came back healthy in 2006 and clearly beat out Jamaal Charles for the top spot. He did not start just because he was a senior. He was a better overall RB, especially when it came to blocking for his freshman QB.
sorry man, but you are remembering incorrectly about charles and young...selvin only "started" out of mack brown's loyalty..and it most critical situations it was charles in there.Selvin young stats

Jamaal Charles Stats

 
Selvin Young went to University of Texas in Austin, where I live. I've seen him play many times. He's not an instinctual runner. He's got fumblitis. He gets hurt all the time. Selvin wasn't the best RB on UT's team last year, and he definitely won't be in Denver. IMO he is not going to be a starting RB in the NFL.
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If I'm wrong I'll gladly eat my words, because I've heard he's a good kid. But he couldn't beat out Cedric Benson (which was understandable), then when Cedric was drafted he couldn't beat out Jamaal Charles (who was a true freshman). Last year he started over Charles as a senior, but I think this was more due to him being a senior versus him being the better player. Charles had more rushes (156 to 137), more yards (831 to 591), and better YPC (5.3 to 4.3). Selvin did have more catches (23 to 18) but fewer receiving yards.Charles is an upper level back in the Big 12, but if Selvin can't beat him out or outproduce him, how will he be able to do that against NFL talent?
Hmmm....not quite what I remember about Selvin. He was very highly recruited out of HS. He is a good, not great runner. He can run between the tackles quite well, has decent hands and good in pass protection. Overall, he is a complete RB with good, but not great running skills. He suffered a severe broken ankle injury in the 2004 season and wasn't healthy in 2005 which is why Charles got most of the RB work in 2005. Young came back healthy in 2006 and clearly beat out Jamaal Charles for the top spot. He did not start just because he was a senior. He was a better overall RB, especially when it came to blocking for his freshman QB.
This was the only reason he saw any playing time beyond giving Charles a breather. Does your league give points for good blocks?
 
Selvin Young went to University of Texas in Austin, where I live. I've seen him play many times. He's not an instinctual runner. He's got fumblitis. He gets hurt all the time. Selvin wasn't the best RB on UT's team last year, and he definitely won't be in Denver. IMO he is not going to be a starting RB in the NFL.
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If I'm wrong I'll gladly eat my words, because I've heard he's a good kid. But he couldn't beat out Cedric Benson (which was understandable), then when Cedric was drafted he couldn't beat out Jamaal Charles (who was a true freshman). Last year he started over Charles as a senior, but I think this was more due to him being a senior versus him being the better player. Charles had more rushes (156 to 137), more yards (831 to 591), and better YPC (5.3 to 4.3). Selvin did have more catches (23 to 18) but fewer receiving yards.Charles is an upper level back in the Big 12, but if Selvin can't beat him out or outproduce him, how will he be able to do that against NFL talent?
Hmmm....not quite what I remember about Selvin. He was very highly recruited out of HS. He is a good, not great runner. He can run between the tackles quite well, has decent hands and good in pass protection. Overall, he is a complete RB with good, but not great running skills. He suffered a severe broken ankle injury in the 2004 season and wasn't healthy in 2005 which is why Charles got most of the RB work in 2005. Young came back healthy in 2006 and clearly beat out Jamaal Charles for the top spot. He did not start just because he was a senior. He was a better overall RB, especially when it came to blocking for his freshman QB.
This was the only reason he saw any playing time beyond giving Charles a breather. Does your league give points for good blocks?
You're right, blocking ability is overrated for FF stats.
 
Selvin Young went to University of Texas in Austin, where I live. I've seen him play many times. He's not an instinctual runner. He's got fumblitis. He gets hurt all the time. Selvin wasn't the best RB on UT's team last year, and he definitely won't be in Denver. IMO he is not going to be a starting RB in the NFL.
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If I'm wrong I'll gladly eat my words, because I've heard he's a good kid. But he couldn't beat out Cedric Benson (which was understandable), then when Cedric was drafted he couldn't beat out Jamaal Charles (who was a true freshman). Last year he started over Charles as a senior, but I think this was more due to him being a senior versus him being the better player. Charles had more rushes (156 to 137), more yards (831 to 591), and better YPC (5.3 to 4.3). Selvin did have more catches (23 to 18) but fewer receiving yards.Charles is an upper level back in the Big 12, but if Selvin can't beat him out or outproduce him, how will he be able to do that against NFL talent?
Hmmm....not quite what I remember about Selvin. He was very highly recruited out of HS. He is a good, not great runner. He can run between the tackles quite well, has decent hands and good in pass protection. Overall, he is a complete RB with good, but not great running skills. He suffered a severe broken ankle injury in the 2004 season and wasn't healthy in 2005 which is why Charles got most of the RB work in 2005. Young came back healthy in 2006 and clearly beat out Jamaal Charles for the top spot. He did not start just because he was a senior. He was a better overall RB, especially when it came to blocking for his freshman QB.
This was the only reason he saw any playing time beyond giving Charles a breather. Does your league give points for good blocks?
No, but it is something that is important to Shanahan and could influence who he would like to have on the field with his second year QB.
 
Selvin Young went to University of Texas in Austin, where I live. I've seen him play many times. He's not an instinctual runner. He's got fumblitis. He gets hurt all the time. Selvin wasn't the best RB on UT's team last year, and he definitely won't be in Denver. IMO he is not going to be a starting RB in the NFL.
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If I'm wrong I'll gladly eat my words, because I've heard he's a good kid. But he couldn't beat out Cedric Benson (which was understandable), then when Cedric was drafted he couldn't beat out Jamaal Charles (who was a true freshman). Last year he started over Charles as a senior, but I think this was more due to him being a senior versus him being the better player. Charles had more rushes (156 to 137), more yards (831 to 591), and better YPC (5.3 to 4.3). Selvin did have more catches (23 to 18) but fewer receiving yards.Charles is an upper level back in the Big 12, but if Selvin can't beat him out or outproduce him, how will he be able to do that against NFL talent?
Hmmm....not quite what I remember about Selvin. He was very highly recruited out of HS. He is a good, not great runner. He can run between the tackles quite well, has decent hands and good in pass protection. Overall, he is a complete RB with good, but not great running skills. He suffered a severe broken ankle injury in the 2004 season and wasn't healthy in 2005 which is why Charles got most of the RB work in 2005. Young came back healthy in 2006 and clearly beat out Jamaal Charles for the top spot. He did not start just because he was a senior. He was a better overall RB, especially when it came to blocking for his freshman QB.
sorry man, but you are remembering incorrectly about charles and young...selvin only "started" out of mack brown's loyalty..and it most critical situations it was charles in there.Selvin young stats

Jamaal Charles Stats
Exactly. I love Selvin, but he is injury prone and he puts the ball on the ground at the most horribly frustrating times. Jamaal Charles was a better back as a FR than Selvin was as a JR or SR. He is not an instinctual runner, more of a role-guy. He "started" several games last year due to Jamaal having a nagging injury that the staff was trying to keep under wraps and also because of Mack's propensity to be more "loyal" to upper-classmen. He was roomates and best friends with VY in college...so he definitely learned some leadership skills from him, but i just dont think this is anything to get excited about fantasy wise.

 
Its all a ploy by Rat boy Shannahan to get you to screw up your fantasy team. Don't follow the cheese right into the trap!

 
Sleeper RB of the year! :shrug:
He's not a sleeper anymore. Everyone knows about him now. He was only a sleeper if he was drafted before the news today broke. IMO however, Cecil Sapp is #2 in line. I have made it a point to get Sapp in every league I am in. I never liked Bell and I think the Young rumor is just a ploy for teams to prepare for 1 more player. Sapp is the guy you want to target. Of course none of them will have value as long as Henry is healthy.
:yes: and he is not healthy. How many full seasons has Henry played?? :pickle:
He's only had one major injury during his career that caused him to miss time back in 2004 when he broke his leg. Other than that, he's missed 1 game due to injury in 5 years when he had torn rib cartilage. Not sure why this misconception continues to be repeated. His missed time was due to either being a backup or drug suspension, not injury. He's no more injury-prone and has no more significant injury history than practically any other RB in the top 20.
:blackdot: I don't get the "injury-prone" stuff. Other than aproaching 30, I don't see anything that makes Henry more injury prone than the next guy, esp when drafting at the end of the 1st round.

 
How quickly we all forget...

Next week Sapp will be the #2. The week after that, Bell will be the number #2. 2 weeks after that Young will be back to #2. Welcome to the Denver Broncos everyone!

 
I'll give you another take. Rat face and the organization have realized they paid huge money to a guy that is no better and in fact may not be as good as the running back they have on the roster in Mike Bell. So they demote Bell and possibly ship him off making a statement that Bell is not in their future.

 
How quickly we all forget...Next week Sapp will be the #2. The week after that, Bell will be the number #2. 2 weeks after that Young will be back to #2. Welcome to the Denver Broncos everyone!
This isn't true.After the preseason, Shanny is usually done with this mess. Pretty much happens toward the end of preseason every year we get a shock, but once Shanny decides, we're good to go.
 
Found this buried in a post on FFMastermind about potential running backs that could go to GB. I'd think this is nothing but reporter speculation.

The Broncos have an excess of running backs, and might cut second-year RB Mike Bell or rookie Selvin Young.

 
Sleeper RB of the year! :football:
He's not a sleeper anymore. Everyone knows about him now. He was only a sleeper if he was drafted before the news today broke. IMO however, Cecil Sapp is #2 in line. I have made it a point to get Sapp in every league I am in. I never liked Bell and I think the Young rumor is just a ploy for teams to prepare for 1 more player. Sapp is the guy you want to target. Of course none of them will have value as long as Henry is healthy.
:yes: and he is not healthy. How many full seasons has Henry played?? :shock:
He's only had one major injury during his career that caused him to miss time back in 2004 when he broke his leg. Other than that, he's missed 1 game due to injury in 5 years when he had torn rib cartilage. Not sure why this misconception continues to be repeated. His missed time was due to either being a backup or drug suspension, not injury. He's no more injury-prone and has no more significant injury history than practically any other RB in the top 20.
:blackdot: I don't get the "injury-prone" stuff. Other than aproaching 30, I don't see anything that makes Henry more injury prone than the next guy, esp when drafting at the end of the 1st round.
Henry has only played 16 games in a season once out of 6 yrs in the league due to injuries and/or suspensions.
 

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