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True, definitely worthy of a mention. He is the most unstoppable offensive weapon the the league.
Was just coming to post the same thing. Everything the Lions do on offense flows from what Calvin does to defenses.
Maybe in the past. I think that QB is the #1 pick.If we went by position, it would look like this:QBLTNT/Interior D LinePass Rushing D Line / OLBSafetyCornerWRCenterMLB/WLBRBGuardI guess this would make its own good discussion.
So says the fan. Who's to say who the GM's would pick? And by the way, you have Corner way too low on your list.
One of these is not like the others. Peterson's knee is a huge question mark.
How well do you think GB would have done had Curtis Painter, Dan Orlovsky and a way over the hill and unprepared Kerry Collins taken all of the QB snaps? On the flip side, give the Colts Matt Flynn this past season as their backup and I suspect they finish a lot better than 2-14. Even with Jim Caldwell.'Buddy Ball 2K3 said:
Every Madden (the gold standard of fake football bs) fantasy draft ever disagrees, first 5 picks are always defensive players, followed by the #1 RB, thats with 32 teams.
So your first pick would be a QB that only has a couple of years left at best and may not even have that with your first pick?
Maybe that is a good general ranking of positions, but it can break down when you look at individual players. I'm going back to Calvin Johnson here - there's no LT in the league that I would trade Calvin for. Stafford was a 5000 yard passer with Jeff Backus at LT because of Calvin. There's no way that happens with Joe Thomas or Jason Peters at LT and an average (being generous) WR in place of Calvin. And we're just talking about your top position here. A safety over Calvin, are you kidding me?
More along the lines of Foster here...especially with his pass catching ability?
