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2006 NFL Draft IDP Thread (1 Viewer)

as for Jason Allen, I thought they were going to try Renaldo Hill at FS.

They really don't have a good SS (Deke Cooper struggled last year in Jacksonville, and Yeremiah Bell/Travares Tillman are not starter quality). Thoughts on whether Allen can play there?
I'm not sure he's physical enough to play SS. But the Dolphins safeties aren't necessarily counted on in run support. Some say Saban likes his safeties to be "interchangeable".
 
I was hoping Greenway would go to Minnesota...Great Fit! #2 LB on my board.
Agree.Added my thoughts on page one.

Better defensive line in front of him than Sims. Likely to be more durable. Better coverage skills. Not as explosive, but just as rangy.

And you'll almost certainly be able to get him later than Sims. Great IDP value.

 
1.18 BOBBY CARPENTER - Ohio State

Or none of the above. Guess Parcells didn't think Lawson was the right fit.

And he's probably right. Questions about Lawson's hesitancy to work out as a stand up LB may have played a role.

Carpenter is another talented backer who didn't get much chatter with Hawk and Sims dominating conversation. Complete player - great size for the 3-4 OLB gig, sure tackler, good cover guy, more than capable edge rusher.

Should provide immediate impact on the strong side. Has the skill set to be one of the few strong side 3-4 OLB to have some fantasy value. He's a three down player. He'll rush the passer and cover. Could be a guy who gets 5-7 sacks with a couple of picks and good tackle numbers with Chad Brown being a reasonable comp.

 
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Really excited to see Greenway a Viking....I draft last in my dynasty and he was the guy I was targeting

 
1.16 JASON ALLEN - Miami Dolphins

Rebounded nicely after questions about his hip.

Could play corner or safety and the Dolphins are weak in both spots. Probably a free safety here given his excellent range and ball skills. Not the most physical hitter, but will get a little extra value as a safety who can cover the slot guy on third downs.
FS would be my guess. A bit risky pick.
Saban seems to like those SEC guys .
 
1.18 BOBBY CARPENTER - Ohio State

Or none of the above. Guess Parcells didn't think Lawson was the right fit.

And he's probably right. Questions about Lawson's hesitancy to work out as a stand up LB may have played a role.

Carpenter is another talented backer who didn't get much chatter with Hawk and Sims dominating conversation. Complete player - great size for the 3-4 OLB gig, sure tackler, good cover guy, more than capable edge rusher.

Should provide immediate impact on the strong side. Has the skill set to be one of the few strong side 3-4 OLB to have some fantasy value. He's a three down player. He'll rush the passer and cover. Could be a guy who gets 5-7 sacks with a couple of picks and good tackle numbers with Chad Brown being a reasonable comp.
He may have chance to play inside at Dallas
 
1.18 BOBBY CARPENTER - Ohio State

Or none of the above. Guess Parcells didn't think Lawson was the right fit.

And he's probably right. Questions about Lawson's hesitancy to work out as a stand up LB may have played a role.

Carpenter is another talented backer who didn't get much chatter with Hawk and Sims dominating conversation. Complete player - great size for the 3-4 OLB gig, sure tackler, good cover guy, more than capable edge rusher.

Should provide immediate impact on the strong side. Has the skill set to be one of the few strong side 3-4 OLB to have some fantasy value. He's a three down player. He'll rush the passer and cover. Could be a guy who gets 5-7 sacks with a couple of picks and good tackle numbers with Chad Brown being a reasonable comp.
He may have chance to play inside at Dallas
Rozelle, I have to agree with you again...

I just dont buy into the ayodele koolaide on him playing inside

 
1.18 BOBBY CARPENTER - Ohio State

Or none of the above.  Guess Parcells didn't think Lawson was the right fit.

And he's probably right.  Questions about Lawson's hesitancy to work out as a stand up LB may have played a role.

Carpenter is another talented backer who didn't get much chatter with Hawk and Sims dominating conversation.  Complete player - great size for the 3-4 OLB gig, sure tackler, good cover guy, more than capable edge rusher.

Should provide immediate impact on the strong side.  Has the skill set to be one of the few strong side 3-4 OLB to have some fantasy value.  He's a three down player.  He'll rush the passer and cover.  Could be a guy who gets 5-7 sacks with a couple of picks and good tackle numbers with Chad Brown being a reasonable comp.
He may have chance to play inside at Dallas
You think? Singleton is headed for the bench for sure. And Ayodele certainly seems to think he'll start inside next to James. I think Carpenter's cover and pass rush skills make him an ideal strong side completment to DeMarcus Ware.

 
1.19 ANTONIO CROMARTIE - San Diego Chargers.

This has to be a corner.

And it is. The Chargers have bubkis behind Jammer. Florence is shady. Raymond Walls is their nickle back.

:X

Same thoughts as Tye Hill. Rookie corner rule may apply, but Cromartie isn't nearly as willing in run support, though much bigger. His exceptional ball skills and ability to break on a pass route give him big play potential though.

 
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1.18 BOBBY CARPENTER - Ohio State

Or none of the above.  Guess Parcells didn't think Lawson was the right fit.

And he's probably right.  Questions about Lawson's hesitancy to work out as a stand up LB may have played a role.

Carpenter is another talented backer who didn't get much chatter with Hawk and Sims dominating conversation.  Complete player - great size for the 3-4 OLB gig, sure tackler, good cover guy, more than capable edge rusher.

Should provide immediate impact on the strong side.  Has the skill set to be one of the few strong side 3-4 OLB to have some fantasy value.  He's a three down player.  He'll rush the passer and cover.  Could be a guy who gets 5-7 sacks with a couple of picks and good tackle numbers with Chad Brown being a reasonable comp.
He may have chance to play inside at Dallas
Rozelle, I have to agree with you again...

I just dont buy into the ayodele koolaide on him playing inside
Yep... I'll be watching this close. I didn't have Carpenter very high on my FF board figuring he will play sam.
 
1.18 BOBBY CARPENTER - Ohio State

Or none of the above.  Guess Parcells didn't think Lawson was the right fit.

And he's probably right.  Questions about Lawson's hesitancy to work out as a stand up LB may have played a role.

Carpenter is another talented backer who didn't get much chatter with Hawk and Sims dominating conversation.  Complete player - great size for the 3-4 OLB gig, sure tackler, good cover guy, more than capable edge rusher.

Should provide immediate impact on the strong side.  Has the skill set to be one of the few strong side 3-4 OLB to have some fantasy value.  He's a three down player.  He'll rush the passer and cover.  Could be a guy who gets 5-7 sacks with a couple of picks and good tackle numbers with Chad Brown being a reasonable comp.
He may have chance to play inside at Dallas
You think? Singleton is headed for the bench for sure. And Ayodele certainly seems to think he'll start inside next to James. I think Carpenter's cover and pass rush skills make him an ideal strong side completment to DeMarcus Ware.
I think its less than 50/50...but never-the-less I think there is a chance.
 
From a Dallas Morning News chat transcript this AM. A few other nuggets as well, but most specifically...

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dw...t.16354f15.html

Frank Simmons: What do you view as the Cowboys' greatest need in the upcoming draft? Please prioritize them.

Matt Mosley: Frank, now we're having some fun. I think the Cowboys need and want another dynamic pass-rusher coming off the edge. That could be Ohio State's Bobby Carpenter or North Carolina State's Manny Lawson.
Jeff Watson: If the Cowboys end up with Bobby Carpenter, does he have any possibility of helping at inside linebacker as well as outside?

Matt Mosley: I think Carpenter has the rare combination of speed and power that would allow him to play outside or inside. The Cowboys are looking at him as an OLB, but he's definitely capable of moving inside. That's just one more reason I like Carpenter at the No. 18 spot.
We'll see. :popcorn:

 
1.20 TAMBA HALI - Kansas City Chiefs

Man, the first round is all about defense this year...

I like Tamba Hali.

He has the skill set to be a two way performer at end. Relentless. Has an explosive first step but limited in overall array of pass rush moves. Knocked as having marginal size, but plays stronger than he looks with good leverage and strong hands. Was already putting on weight at the combine according to Frank Coyle.

Should challenge Eric Hicks at strong side end. Good upside.

 
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BTW, as a Bengal fan, Winston Justice and Manny Lawson are slip sliding their way.

:X on Lawson. Confirms plans to move to a 3-4 defense. Evokes memories of the failed conversion of Reinard Wilson.

[is that Michael Irvin laughing while the Jets fans boo Herman Edwards? All class, that guy.]

 
BTW, as a Bengal fan, Winston Justice and Manny Lawson are slip sliding their way.

:X on Lawson. Confirms plans to move to a 3-4 defense. Evokes memories of the failed conversion of Reinard Wilson.

[is that Michael Irvin laughing while the Jets fans boo Herman Edwards? All class, that guy.]
I have it on NFL Network
 
What ya think here Jene...maybe NE goes RB?
Meh.Their corners aren't special and there are a couple of nice corners on the board. They could surprise and go WR. DeAngelo Williams would look nice too. I don't see an ILB that fits well here.

 
BTW, as a Bengal fan, Winston Justice and Manny Lawson are slip sliding their way.

:X on Lawson. Confirms plans to move to a 3-4 defense. Evokes memories of the failed conversion of Reinard Wilson.

[is that Michael Irvin laughing while the Jets fans boo Herman Edwards? All class, that guy.]
Lived in Ohio all my life, but never been a Bengal fan. Not a much of an Irvin fan either
 
1.22 MANNY LAWSON - San Francisco 49ers

Will be a 3-4 rush OLB here and the replacement for Julian Peterson. Ridiculous straight line speed with the athleticism and quickness to beat offensive linemen off the ball consistently. Lot of questions about his coverage skills and ability to play the run. Also questions about his attitude in transitioning to the 3-4. Otherwise, he has a tremendous work ethic and motor.

Fantasy value is similar to most 3-4 OLB - minimal - especially given the question marks in coverage and run support.

 
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BTW, as a Bengal fan, Winston Justice and Manny Lawson are slip sliding their way. 

:X on Lawson.  Confirms plans to move to a 3-4 defense.  Evokes memories of the failed conversion of Reinard Wilson.

[is that Michael Irvin laughing while the Jets fans boo Herman Edwards?  All class, that guy.]
Bengals prolly wont pass on Justice... not sure if there is a TE they like well enough.
 
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BTW, as a Bengal fan, Winston Justice and Manny Lawson are slip sliding their way. 

:X on Lawson.  Confirms plans to move to a 3-4 defense.  Evokes memories of the failed conversion of Reinard Wilson.

[is that Michael Irvin laughing while the Jets fans boo Herman Edwards?  All class, that guy.]
Bengals prolly wont pass on Justice... not sure if their is a TE they like well enough.
Justice is going now.I don't see the Bengals going TE here. Word is, they like some guys that can be had in the third. I wonder if they'll take yet another character risk in Jimmy Williams. Marvin suggests that he's more leery now of those flags. Could by Youboty or Joseph. Could surprise and take Kiwanuka or McNeill.

I think it's a corner.

ETA: :eek:

Love to see the Bengals trade down here if they can get a haul from somebody at the end of the round who needs an OT.

 
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BTW, as a Bengal fan, Winston Justice and Manny Lawson are slip sliding their way. 

:X on Lawson.  Confirms plans to move to a 3-4 defense.  Evokes memories of the failed conversion of Reinard Wilson.

[is that Michael Irvin laughing while the Jets fans boo Herman Edwards?  All class, that guy.]
Bengals prolly wont pass on Justice... not sure if their is a TE they like well enough.
Justice is going now.I don't see the Bengals going TE here. Word is, they like some guys that can be had in the third. I wonder if they'll take yet another character risk in Jimmy Williams. Marvin suggests that he's more leery now of those flags. Could by Youboty or Joseph. Could surprise and take Kiwanuka or McNeill.

I think it's a corner.

ETA: :eek:

Love to see the Bengals trade down here if they can get a haul from somebody at the end of the round who needs an OT.
I thought like the whole BengalO-line will be FA's next year.
 
BTW, as a Bengal fan, Winston Justice and Manny Lawson are slip sliding their way. 

:X on Lawson.  Confirms plans to move to a 3-4 defense.  Evokes memories of the failed conversion of Reinard Wilson.

[is that Michael Irvin laughing while the Jets fans boo Herman Edwards?  All class, that guy.]
Bengals prolly wont pass on Justice... not sure if their is a TE they like well enough.
Justice is going now.I don't see the Bengals going TE here. Word is, they like some guys that can be had in the third. I wonder if they'll take yet another character risk in Jimmy Williams. Marvin suggests that he's more leery now of those flags. Could by Youboty or Joseph. Could surprise and take Kiwanuka or McNeill.

I think it's a corner.

ETA: :eek:

Love to see the Bengals trade down here if they can get a haul from somebody at the end of the round who needs an OT.
I thought like the whole BengalO-line will be FA's next year.
Yep.No way Steinbach and Jones go though. Big Willie may or may not be tagged and they like how Stacy Andrews is progressing. I'm fine with Justice, but it's worth listening to offers if you can get an extra third or fourth here.

 
1.13  KAMERION WIMBLEY - Cleveland Browns
Sweeeeet...Hope Thompson moves inside
Another Chaun Thompson owner here... I agree.... Wimbley is a nice bookend for Clev, but who wins the ILB slot next to Andra Davis will jump in value. Not a fan of Sims going that high and 1.08 Donte' Whitner by Buffalo was a suprise to me... but I guess his skill set is a good fit for the Cover 2 Scheme they are installing!

 
with Levi Jones and Willie Anderson in place, why would the Bengals take Justice?
Future.Big Willie may not be re-signed. Bobbie Williams got a big contract. Steinbach and Jones are going to cost big bucks.

 
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1.05 AJ HAWK - Green Bay Packers

Mario Williams has all the pretty measurables.  Hawk has awesome measurables for a backer but also has the consistent production to back them up.  40 time is solid, but his agility and range allow him to play even faster than that.  And he's got coverage skills and blitz ability to boot.

Hawk moves into the WLB role for the Pack, bumping Ben Taylor.  Pack signed Ryan Pickett in the offseason to replace aging fatman Grady Jackson so both Barnett and Hawk get to flow to the play.

Hawk may not have top 3-5 upside with Barnett in the middle, but Hawk may scoop a significant number of tackles that Barnett used to make well down the field.  He's probably going to be the consensus top pick among IDPers.
I would say there is a chance that Barnett could be moved to WLB with Hawk manning the middlesorry if anyone doesn't like my sig :rolleyes:
I don't know about that, Keg.Hawk is the prototypical Will. Barnett does have some decent speed and range, but I think the better fit is Hawk at Will and Barnett at Mike.
Who would man SAM then. Isn't it possible that Hawk would best work at the SAM or do you see Taylor there?
 
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1.24 JONATHAN JOSEPH - Cincinnati Bengals

That's about right.

Has a nice package of size, speed, instincts, and ball skills. Will hit. A little inexperienced, takes chances. Will fill the 3rd corner role this year then likely switch roles with Tory James in 07, although it's possible that could happen sooner.

Next to zero IDP value unless starting.

ETA: Probably confimation that Chris Henry has soured Marvin on taking chances on poor character guys with Jimmy Williams on the board here.

Yep, Marvin just said, "This guy checked out all the way character wise. He's a good person."

 
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So far with the linebackers falling where they do, who will have the best opportunities fantasywise? Hawk, Sims, Greenway?

 
So far with the linebackers falling where they do, who will have the best opportunities fantasywise? Hawk, Sims, Greenway?
All three have great opportunities... I like Hawk, Greenway, Simms in that order
 
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So far with the linebackers falling where they do, who will have the best opportunities fantasywise? Hawk, Sims, Greenway?
See above for my thoughts.I like Hawk, but I'm real tempted to make Greenway 1a because of his situation and opportunity. All three should be valuable IDP players though.

ETA: Hmm. Maybe we should keep this Greenway love among ourselves for a couple of months. :P If I don't slow down, I'll end up hyping him like Mr. Thurman and Mr. Davis.

 
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So far with the linebackers falling where they do, who will have the best opportunities fantasywise? Hawk, Sims, Greenway?
See above for my thoughts.I like Hawk, but I'm real tempted to make Greenway 1a because of his situation and opportunity. All three should be valuable IDP players though.
Me too... Hope I dont have to choose
 

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