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I'm even more inclined to bump up Hilton with Brees at QB in NO. How often did Brees look to Gates in SD?this is why i subscribe to FBG.i am not saying i will have Zach Hilton in my top 10 TE's. but he wasn't even on my radar's radar before i read this post.
Hilton is an interesting prospect next year, but two things concern me about him: McAllister and Conwell. Both were out injured while he was lighting it up at the end of the season, and both pose a threat to steal targets.I'm even more inclined to bump up Hilton with Brees at QB in NO. How often did Brees look to Gates in SD?this is why i subscribe to FBG.i am not saying i will have Zach Hilton in my top 10 TE's. but he wasn't even on my radar's radar before i read this post.
Why does Heap drop off so far from last year? Did Vick all of a sudden lose the starting spot in Atl, that the only way any recieving option could get in the top 5 in my opinion.
This just shows the limitations of throwing up a list. The difference between Crumpler at 3 and Heap at 8 is simply a few points. i don't see much difference between any of the guys after Gates. It really brings home the point jurb26 just made. Let someone else draft Gates and Gonzo and then wait four or five rounds and take the guy around 8 on your list. If you are th sixth or seventh guy in your draft to take a TE you are probably the one getting the best value.However, you have made me think a bit about Heap. I didn't realize how well he did last season. I may have to move him up a bit (for sure ahead of McMichael and Whitten).
and a crappy right tackle... anybody think Fabini will get Witten out in the pass routes more this year?projections?
I'm thinking a possibility of less TD's... and maybe less receptions.... it's hard to say...... what I didn't like was Washington's unpredictability in the red zone. they were good in real life NFL but they were a ot like Tennessee in their goal line and red zone sets where the passes and carries went everywhere... I don't have a mag with me but somebody look at the Skins TD distribution. There were a lot of scrubs doing dances. I went through the same thing with Chrissy Brown on my team. I'm like yeah! this offense is rolling! Chris is racking up the yards and he's going to get me a TD here! Next thing I know, the third string TE from Kalamazoo St. catches the TD. Well, the Skins were very deceptive in scoring close in TD's, a lot like NE can be. Aren't there Watson and Graham owners who scream everytime Vrabel catches a TD? Similarly, Graham was on course to score 8,000 TD's at one point and then disappeared.Maybe Saunder's addition to the team will more predictably allot the TD's but that's what I have to say. If you guys remember, Cooley got 3 of his TD's in one game. That's great if you score 13 on the year but if you score 7, 8 that makes it really frustrating. You could even have benched him for that game if you had another good TE and you were sick of him being cold and seeing Robert Royal and Rock Cartwright
around.Maybe. There are so many good TE's this year - who have proven their worth already - that its hard to rank LJS above them.
I would bet you that the amount of good TEs will not be statistically significantly higher than in any other year.Maybe. There are so many good TE's this year - who have proven their worth already - that its hard to rank LJS above them.
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I don't get your point.There are so many good TE's this year - who have proven their worth already - that its hard to rank LJS above them.I would bet you that the amount of good TEs will not be statistically significantly higher than in any other year.Maybe. There are so many good TE's this year - who have proven their worth already - that its hard to rank LJS above them.
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