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All of them together still are > than Ray Lewis. Which reminds me, didn't the Ravens sign Carmeggedon Stallworth, too?Misdemeanor-Cinci has nothing on Felony-more.

Plug Romo into the Pitt system and they are actually probably a better team.When Pitt's D is mediocre, their team is mediocre. Ben does a few nice things, but he isn't the catalyst a Drew Brees or Peyton Manning is.I do think the most underrated QB is Aaron Rogers. He does remind one of Steve...

Systems are manageable, evolving, and one can plug different players in and not disrupt the whole. When you have too much flexibility with players you go backwards and see problems. such as WRs have when they go from crisp route running and pocket passers to QB runners who don't throw into the...

Except Denver essentially gave up nothing. They traded down to get extra picks, got their planned WR and Tebow in the first round without losing any of their previous picks. I have no doubt Denver would not have gotten Tebow in the second, and they coveted the guy, so it was a smart move trading...

If Palmer throws as poorly this year as he did last, it won't matter who is on the other end of the passes.

The dude quit on his team. He was the antithesis of a leader. I can't even remember Jeff George wimping out in such a grand fashion. He won games, but likewise nobody would call him a leader.That same team went 13-3 the previous year with him riding pine before a few stupid playoff turnovers...

:confused: He had an amazing combine performance and is a far superior athlete to Roethlisberger and others who make their living scrambling.The guy is stronger than linemen, has safety speed, and ran the shuttle drills quicker than most RBs. I'd love to know how you base your opinion he isn't...

Tebow played much tougher defenses than Young, threw the ball more, was physically much stronger, and was both an inside and outside runner. Young was a better pure runner. Young's motion was terrible in college. Nobody had issues with him being picked third because of what he accomplished in...

Johnson will get injured. It's not a matter of if, just when. Also, he has more of an opportunity to succeed behind the TN line and with it's entrenched coaching staff, IMHO. He nicely fits the Lendale White role.I think big bruising backs are better served not playing in domes, also. I think...

The sad thing is the guy has the tools to be a decent QB. At least I thought he did from watching him play at LSU. I didn't think he'd be the next Jim Druckenmiller.

:unsure: Good insight and reasoning behind Mcdaniels pick there. I wish we could keep all the TT discussions here instead of having half the threads here devolve into hater vs homer discussions. Best Tebow analogy I've read on these boards. Someone should sticky it so we can just argue about...

Gotta agree with most of this, but Pitt and Baltimore are winning due to QB play as much as RB. Cinci has always been a potent passing team and have leveled Cleveland due to WR mismatches. I don't disagree with any of Holmgren's picks but I think they were value over need, which might be a...

:goodposting: Experts and their idea of value doesn't equate to GMs and theirs.Everyone has an opinion. The only people who matter keep those tight to the vest.

Chester Taylor played an awful lot last year. Plus, smart coaches use several RBs to spell each other.I'm curious what happens if Gerhart outplays AP, and AP continues to cough up the rock. Not a totally unlikely scenario. Last year the Vikes were more about Favre.

<_< Vick played weaker opponents, and was so silly fast it was like defenders were in molasses. Tebow definitely spent more time in the pocket, and wasn't running away from many defenders in the SEC.The problem and criticism Tebow faces is he was in a spread offense, running the option...