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Detroit and Chicago coming up after this week. He'll probably go for 5 sacks in those two games. Kitna is tied for 3rd and Orton tied for 5th in most times sacked, thus far this year. He just has not had the right opportunities yet. All his sacks last year came in only 9 of the games and...

Allen is actually way ahead of last year's pace. Through the first two weeks last year, he had not even played. :lol:

To answer this question, I would look at the average NFL salary for each position and then just take the %. That's where the owners/managers see the value, so that's where it must be. On offense, QB is certainly # 1 and LT would be # 2 most likely. Might be WR # 1 after that. On defense, CB...

No, I was thinking time value should matter too and it's not clear from the article if it was considered or not. You would think it was, because it's just so obvious and elementary. Also, cost aside, the study failed to assign a "cost" to the lost productivity of a smoker or obease person...

Yeah, Salaam's another good one. That prompted me to think of Eric Bienemi (sp??). I believe he's actually an RB coach somewhere in the NFL now.

Couple older examples - I cannot even remember the names that well. But, they were "locks" at the time. That tackle - Man-which or whatever. Cover of SI and all that for what a specimin he was. Drafted by GB? That QB with a cocaine problem drafted by the Raiders - Marionovich or something...

Interesting thought, but I do not agree. Since Duece went down Reggie has averaged 14 carries and 7 receptions per game, so rushing attempts are 2-1 (based on receptions and he should have a high target/competion %). Couple that with the fact that he is much more lined up in the backfield and...

If they thought Quinn was any good they would have taken him in April.

The guy is being as the complete, everydown back that he was supposed to be coming out of college. Through 5 weeks he already has his typical season in receiving yards since the Ravens use him in the passing game. From a total yards perspective, he's been over 100 every week. He's more like...

Depends how he is used. In a platoon system, he has shown that he can come in and hit the home run as well as anyone in the league. But, when you ask him to take a full load, he looses that punch. Plenty of teams would like to have that kind of explosivness in their backfield to completement...

:goodposting: by your logic the only playoff contenders in the AFC are the Colts and Pats.But regardless, the Bengals have been in and had a chance to win 2 of their 3 losses. Last night was the only time they were not in a game. But yes, they need to get over the hump and start having the...

The Colts actually having a defense may hamper his prospects. He did about half (seemingly) his production last year in those two games. :penalty: But, short of a slam dunk offer, I would hold.

But, they did have two stud ends in Howard and Grant when they took Smith...as a little piece of history. So, never say never. Sometimes the value is simply too good to pass up, as was the case when Smith fell to them.Besides it's September. :confused:

I picked them up at the beginning of the year and started them in week 1 and 2. People were definately sleeping. A lot of positives with Williams and Ryans in year 2 and rookie DT Akoye helping that front 7. Also, the biggest upside - Jacoby Jones returning punts. The guy was phenominal in...

Yes, but, you are drafting # 1 for a reason. You cannot turn that ship around in one season, generally. So, taking a year to settle in your young QB is not that great a cost. Not to mention a young stud QB prospect will bring buzz to the city and put people in the seats. And most...