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Cedric Cobbs (1 Viewer)

Adam Sommer

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The FBG email this morning made note of Shanny's comment on Cobbs in the mix for starting.....

I don't know much about him other than his injury history....

Is it really probable that he would start? Im not a Dayne fan, but tatum Bell did not look bad last year.......

 
It's not impossible but it's more likely a ploy to keep Cobbs motivated. Shanahan also didn't specify whether he meant tailback or fullback.

 
He'd make a great sleeper. I was pulling for him in New England to land the gig when Dillon moves on but he didn't do much with the limited chances he got. The key phrase being 'limited chances'. I don't think we've seen his true potential.

 
It's not impossible but it's more likely a ploy to keep Cobbs motivated. Shanahan also didn't specify whether he meant tailback or fullback.
He does have the size of a fullback doesnt he......I did some google searching and FBG searching though, and it looks like he is the legit #3 guy right now......Shanny and the coaches seem to really like hime, and he is saying all the right things...

I'll pick him up cheap and hope for the best (worked with Willie Parker last year...thanks for that one FBG :D )

 
It's not impossible but it's more likely a ploy to keep Cobbs motivated. Shanahan also didn't specify whether he meant tailback or fullback.
He does have the size of a fullback doesnt he......I did some google searching and FBG searching though, and it looks like he is the legit #3 guy right now......Shanny and the coaches seem to really like hime, and he is saying all the right things...

I'll pick him up cheap and hope for the best (worked with Willie Parker last year...thanks for that one FBG :D )
I wouldn't rule out his future if he plays FB. That's where Mike Anderson started.
 
Cedric Cobbs' former coach, Houston Nutt, who previously coached Thurman Thomas and Barry Sanders at Oklahoma State, thinks Cobbs has the talent to best both of those terrific backs. Nutt's assistant, Joe Fergueson, who handed off to OJ Simpson during his pro career, sees many similarities between Cobbs and The Juice. "Like (Simpson), Cobbs changes direction, glides, balances and accelerates with a burst that leaves a vapor trail." Still others have compared him favorably to Bo Jackson.

http://www.houstonprofootball.com/draft/20...ects/cobbs.html

 
I don't think he'll play FB. And I doubt he will start at the beginning of the year, but I've signed him in 3 leagues this off-season because I think if he gets his chance he's got a good shot of being their best back since Portis.

This may have already been linked on the site somewhere, but for those that are interested:

RB Cobbs eager to show he can play

He's always had the raw tools. Sounds like the mental approach may be catching up.

-JH&E

 
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Jul 6 The Northwest Arkansas Times reports Denver Broncos RB Cedric Cobbs will enter NFL training camp as the third running back on Denver's depth chart behind RBs Ron Dayne and Tatum Bell. Cobbs finds himself in a good position. In fact, he sees himself competing for significant playing time when training camp starts July 27. "(Denver coach Mike) Shanahan has good scheme going," Cobbs said. "The foremost priority is the running game. He teaches you to understand the game and teaches you how to run. I didn't get activated (last season), but I had a chance to learn more than I ever had. The coaching staff here believed in me." "If he can stay healthy, he can run 4.4 vertically and 4.4 sideways," Arkansas running backs coach Danny Nutt said. "He's just a freak. He's unbelievable. If he can just stay healthy, that is the key." In Denver, Cobbs said he thinks he will be able to thrive, because Shanahan has a history of turning unheralded running backs like RBs Olandis Gary and Reuben Droughns into 1,000-yard rushers.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/6887/news

 
Why is everyone getting all excited about Cedric "Corn on the" Cobbs? He's a turd. Everyone has to preclude their comments on him by saying"if he can stay healthy." All of you guys are just looking for a sleeper, chasing that elusive winning lottery ticket. Tatum Bell has proven more in the NFL than Cedric Cobbs. It's funny that Bell bashers cite his injury history, yet look at Cedric Cobbs as something potentially great.."if he can stay healthy." :rolleyes:

 
It's not impossible but it's more likely a ploy to keep Cobbs motivated. Shanahan also didn't specify whether he meant tailback or fullback.
He does have the size of a fullback doesnt he......I did some google searching and FBG searching though, and it looks like he is the legit #3 guy right now......Shanny and the coaches seem to really like hime, and he is saying all the right things...

I'll pick him up cheap and hope for the best (worked with Willie Parker last year...thanks for that one FBG :D )
I wouldn't rule out his future if he plays FB. That's where Mike Anderson started.
Same with Droughns
 
Why is everyone getting all excited about Cedric "Corn on the" Cobbs? He's a turd. Everyone has to preclude their comments on him by saying"if he can stay healthy." All of you guys are just looking for a sleeper, chasing that elusive winning lottery ticket. Tatum Bell has proven more in the NFL than Cedric Cobbs. It's funny that Bell bashers cite his injury history, yet look at Cedric Cobbs as something potentially great.."if he can stay healthy." :rolleyes:
He's playing in the best system for RBs in the NFL.Shanahan really likes him.

RON DAYNE is currently running with the first team.

Tatum Bell is injury-prone and just as unproven as Cobbs as a feature back. Shanny himself has said Bell is more effective when his carries are limited. Not a good sign for those hoping Bell becomes a 300-carry back.

Let's face it, ANYTHING could happen here. To ignore the #3 in Denver, especially when it's a young guy with excellent size and speed, is a big mistake.

 
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Why is everyone getting all excited about Cedric "Corn on the" Cobbs? He's a turd. Everyone has to preclude their comments on him by saying"if he can stay healthy." All of you guys are just looking for a sleeper, chasing that elusive winning lottery ticket. Tatum Bell has proven more in the NFL than Cedric Cobbs. It's funny that Bell bashers cite his injury history, yet look at Cedric Cobbs as something potentially great.."if he can stay healthy." :rolleyes:
He's playing in the best system for RBs in the NFL.Shanahan really likes him.

RON DAYNE is currently running with the first team.

Tatum Bell is injury-prone and just as unproven as Cobbs as a feature back. Shanny himself has said Bell is more effective when his carries are limited. Not a good sign for those hoping Bell becomes a 300-carry back.

Let's face it, ANYTHING could happen here. To ignore the #3 in Denver, especially when it's a young guy with excellent size and speed, is a big mistake.
:goodposting: for what cobbs going value is (well was) in a Dynasty the Risk/Reward is more than worth it. Would you rather have Jerome Harrison or Cobbs, in their current situations? i'd rather have Cobbs and was more than thrilled to scoop him up in the 4th round of my rookie/FA draft.

if he never pans out no big deal, but when guys like Mike Anderson, Drougns, and O.Gary put up huge numbers in DEN how is it not worth the small gamble.

 
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It's not impossible but it's more likely a ploy to keep Cobbs motivated. Shanahan also didn't specify whether he meant tailback or fullback.
He does have the size of a fullback doesnt he......I did some google searching and FBG searching though, and it looks like he is the legit #3 guy right now......Shanny and the coaches seem to really like hime, and he is saying all the right things...

I'll pick him up cheap and hope for the best (worked with Willie Parker last year...thanks for that one FBG :D )
Doubtful.
 
It's not impossible but it's more likely a ploy to keep Cobbs motivated. Shanahan also didn't specify whether he meant tailback or fullback.
He does have the size of a fullback doesnt he......I did some google searching and FBG searching though, and it looks like he is the legit #3 guy right now......Shanny and the coaches seem to really like hime, and he is saying all the right things...

I'll pick him up cheap and hope for the best (worked with Willie Parker last year...thanks for that one FBG :D )
Doubtful.
where have you seen him going?I picked him 4th round of a rookie/fa dynasty league and a 18th round (last round) in a keeper league

 
Cedric Cobbs' former coach, Houston Nutt, who previously coached Thurman Thomas and Barry Sanders at Oklahoma State, thinks Cobbs has the talent to best both of those terrific backs.
Cedric Cobbs' former coach, Houston Nutt, who previously coached Thurman Thomas and Barry Sanders at Oklahoma State, is obviously completely insane.
 
Cedric Cobbs' former coach, Houston Nutt, who previously coached Thurman Thomas and Barry Sanders at Oklahoma State, thinks Cobbs has the talent to best both of those terrific backs.
Cedric Cobbs' former coach, Houston Nutt, who previously coached Thurman Thomas and Barry Sanders at Oklahoma State, is obviously completely insane.
:lmao: :lmao:
 
Starting on special teams is still a starter.

Just means he'll suit up on Sundays instead of being inactive. That's a step up for Cobbs.

 
Cobbs was a top HS recruit when he went to Arkansas. If I remember, top 5 at RB. What does this mean? That he MAY have some latent talent that has been hidden by his injuries or overanalysis of his flaws (he can't catch, for instance). He had a great Sr. year at Arkansas. Had he done it 2 or 3 times, he could have been a 1st or 2nd round pick.

I know that coaches and media were saying that Ahman Green had all these flaws when he was in Seattle. Fact is, Green was also a top 5 HS recruit who starred after L Phillips at Nebraska. He got traded, and showed his true colors.

I will be watching Cobbs based on this.

 
Cedric Cobbs' former coach, Houston Nutt, who previously coached Thurman Thomas and Barry Sanders at Oklahoma State, thinks Cobbs has the talent to best both of those terrific backs.
Cedric Cobbs' former coach, Houston Nutt, who previously coached Thurman Thomas and Barry Sanders at Oklahoma State, is obviously completely insane.
:goodposting:
 
anything can happen in Denver :loco:
:goodposting: That said, I think shanny would like to see Bell be the man. If Bell is unable to assume the reins, any and every Bronco RB is a possible starter.

 
Cedric Cobbs' former coach, Houston Nutt, who previously coached Thurman Thomas and Barry Sanders at Oklahoma State, thinks Cobbs has the talent to best both of those terrific backs.
Cedric Cobbs' former coach, Houston Nutt, who previously coached Thurman Thomas and Barry Sanders at Oklahoma State, is obviously completely insane.
:lmao:
 
It's not impossible but it's more likely a ploy to keep Cobbs motivated. Shanahan also didn't specify whether he meant tailback or fullback.
He does have the size of a fullback doesnt he......I did some google searching and FBG searching though, and it looks like he is the legit #3 guy right now......Shanny and the coaches seem to really like hime, and he is saying all the right things...

I'll pick him up cheap and hope for the best (worked with Willie Parker last year...thanks for that one FBG :D )
Doubtful.
where have you seen him going?I picked him 4th round of a rookie/fa dynasty league and a 18th round (last round) in a keeper league
Probably should have put a disclaimer on that one - Adam is in a league with me, and he was trying to bid on him.Let's just say I put an end to that. :)

 
Why is everyone getting all excited about Cedric "Corn on the" Cobbs?  He's a turd.  Everyone has to preclude their comments on him by saying"if he can stay healthy."  All of you guys are just looking for a sleeper, chasing that elusive winning lottery ticket.  Tatum Bell has proven more in the NFL than Cedric Cobbs.  It's funny that Bell bashers cite his injury history, yet look at Cedric Cobbs as something potentially great.."if he can stay healthy."  :rolleyes:
He's playing in the best system for RBs in the NFL.Shanahan really likes him.

RON DAYNE is currently running with the first team.

Tatum Bell is injury-prone and just as unproven as Cobbs as a feature back. Shanny himself has said Bell is more effective when his carries are limited. Not a good sign for those hoping Bell becomes a 300-carry back.

Let's face it, ANYTHING could happen here. To ignore the #3 in Denver, especially when it's a young guy with excellent size and speed, is a big mistake.
the fact is, the #1 in Denver is no longer what it used to be..Not only has the team used RBBC lately, they're likely to continue that trend in 2006, or worse, use a three headed RBBC with Cobbs now in the mix.no thanks. I'll steer clear of any Denver RB..

 
the fact is, the #1 in Denver is no longer what it used to be..Not only has the team used RBBC lately, they're likely to continue that trend in 2006, or worse, use a three headed RBBC with Cobbs now in the mix.

no thanks. I'll steer clear of any Denver RB..
I agree that it's not the same after Portis left, but I don't think Shanahan is looking to use RBBC. I think he'd love to have one horse, but he probably felt neither Anderson or Bell could handle 300+ carries. Now, Dayne and/or Cobbs may not be up to the task either, but I'd be willing to spend a pick on one of them - provided it's not that early, of course.

 
Broncos | Cobbs looking for a chance; may get it

Sun, 9 Jul 2006 19:12:02 -0700

Bill Wilson, of the Daily Times-Call, reports Denver Broncos RB Cedric Cobbs wants a shot at the team's starting running back job and he just may get that chance. With training camp three weeks away, Cobbs has progressed to the point where he has an underdog's chance to earn carries for the Broncos. The starting job is far from stable, with RBs Ron Dayne and Tatum Bell holding the top tailback spots at the moment. If nothing else, Cobbs has caught head coach Mike Shanahan's attention. "He's competing for the starting job. He hasn't missed a workout and was working out extremely hard," said Shanahan, who thought highly of Cobbs in college and likes his running style. "Hopefully he can make some strides once we put the pads on." For now, Cobbs is happy only to have a chance. There's plenty of past history to prove there are opportunities for an underdog to become a star in Denver.

 
Broncos | Cobbs looking for a chance; may get it

Sun, 9 Jul 2006 19:12:02 -0700

Bill Wilson, of the Daily Times-Call, reports Denver Broncos RB Cedric Cobbs wants a shot at the team's starting running back job and he just may get that chance. With training camp three weeks away, Cobbs has progressed to the point where he has an underdog's chance to earn carries for the Broncos. The starting job is far from stable, with RBs Ron Dayne and Tatum Bell holding the top tailback spots at the moment. If nothing else, Cobbs has caught head coach Mike Shanahan's attention. "He's competing for the starting job. He hasn't missed a workout and was working out extremely hard," said Shanahan, who thought highly of Cobbs in college and likes his running style. "Hopefully he can make some strides once we put the pads on." For now, Cobbs is happy only to have a chance. There's plenty of past history to prove there are opportunities for an underdog to become a star in Denver.
Only a sentence like that could create 10 different threads, each 5 or 6 pages long.
 
Broncos | Cobbs looking for a chance; may get it

Sun, 9 Jul 2006 19:12:02 -0700

Bill Wilson, of the Daily Times-Call, reports Denver Broncos RB Cedric Cobbs wants a shot at the team's starting running back job and he just may get that chance. With training camp three weeks away, Cobbs has progressed to the point where he has an underdog's chance to earn carries for the Broncos. The starting job is far from stable, with RBs Ron Dayne and Tatum Bell holding the top tailback spots at the moment. If nothing else, Cobbs has caught head coach Mike Shanahan's attention. "He's competing for the starting job. He hasn't missed a workout and was working out extremely hard," said Shanahan, who thought highly of Cobbs in college and likes his running style. "Hopefully he can make some strides once we put the pads on." For now, Cobbs is happy only to have a chance. There's plenty of past history to prove there are opportunities for an underdog to become a star in Denver.
Only a sentence like that could create 10 different threads, each 5 or 6 pages long.
Yes, but I am sure Shanahan was being truly genuine and not using this interview as motivation. In addition, I think we can all conclude that Shanahan should be taken literally here.
 
the fact is, the #1 in Denver is no longer what it used to be..Not only has the team used RBBC lately, they're likely to continue that trend in 2006, or worse, use a three headed RBBC with Cobbs now in the mix.

no thanks. I'll steer clear of any Denver RB..
I totally disagree. I think the Denver RB situation is better now for us FFL'ers then ever.Instead of having to spend a very high pick on the known starter you can spend a low-round pick and possibly get a top 10 back. See Anderson, M from last year.

Its gonna be the same way this year. If you stay on top of this you'll come out way ahead then having to spend a top 5 pick.

 
He was soooo bad in New England over the last 2 years it was downright comical.
He got 0 carries last year ;) and has been hurt. Hardly a reason to say he's been bad.
 
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He was soooo bad in New England over the last 2 years it was downright comical.
He got 0 carries last year ;) and has been hurt. Hardly a reason to say he's been bad.
There's has been a lot written about Cobbs over here the last couple years. I'm talking about what he's shown at camp and in practices. The words "stupid and lazy" have come up more than once. Zero vision, goes down easily, doesn't know what's going on etc etc.
 
Cobbs was a top HS recruit when he went to Arkansas. If I remember, top 5 at RB. What does this mean? That he MAY have some latent talent that has been hidden by his injuries or overanalysis of his flaws (he can't catch, for instance). He had a great Sr. year at Arkansas. Had he done it 2 or 3 times, he could have been a 1st or 2nd round pick.

I know that coaches and media were saying that Ahman Green had all these flaws when he was in Seattle. Fact is, Green was also a top 5 HS recruit who starred after L Phillips at Nebraska. He got traded, and showed his true colors.

I will be watching Cobbs based on this.
:goodposting: Like its been said a thousand times, whoever gets the majority of the carries will be worth starting in ff terms.

After reading what seems like a million threads and articles on these guys this is what I think is going on in Denver.

Dayne - has the best chance to win the RB1 job.

Sapp - if Dayne gets hurt or is highly ineffective is then probably the best guy to have on your team. Although I see Bell's playing time increasing, I still think that Sapp will become featured enough to own.

Bell - worlds of talent, just get that feeling that he missed his chance. I don't think he will be an all around back, thus he is regulated to certain packages. (nothing really to back that up other than my takes on what I've read from coaches/writers in Den)

Cobbs - Darkhorse here, maybe good enough to be an all around back. I just don't think it will happen this year.

 
The reasons why Cobbs didn't succeed in New England will be the same reasons I'll be staying miles away from him, even though he's in Denver...

Talent was never an issue. He's D-U-M, dumb. He also lacks heart, desire and dedication.

 
The reasons why Cobbs didn't succeed in New England will be the same reasons I'll be staying miles away from him, even though he's in Denver...

Talent was never an issue. He's D-U-M, dumb. He also lacks heart, desire and dedication.
The same things were said about Thomas Jones. He's worth a flyer if you can get him relatively cheap.
 
He was soooo bad in New England over the last 2 years it was downright comical.
He got 0 carries last year ;) and has been hurt. Hardly a reason to say he's been bad.
He hasn't been in NE the past 2 years anyway. He was hurt part of 2004 in NE, yes. In 2005 he was healthy and on the Denver practice squad where he began to learn what it takes to be an NFL running back (paraphrasing Cobbs).Guys who come on this board acting like they are soooo sure Cobbs could never get the job ought to just look at the past. Olandis Gary, Mike Anderson, Quentin Griffin, Reuben Droughns, even late-round pick Terrell Davis all got a shot due to circumstances at that time. Some did a lot with that chance, some did less.

All we really know this year is that Dayne and Bell are the current favorites. They could split carries like Anderson and Bell did, or one could get hurt/underperform and the other shine and become featured. Injury or underperformance could also open the door for Cobbs or Sapp. We don't really know. We can just guess.

If the speculative hype gets out of hand and people are grabbing Cobbs higher than his current status warrants, let someone else have him. But, if you have roster space to allocate to a sleeper or flyer-type player and can get him cheap enough, you could do worse than having someone like Cobbs on your bench.

 
He was soooo bad in New England over the last 2 years it was downright comical.
He got 0 carries last year ;) and has been hurt. Hardly a reason to say he's been bad.
He hasn't been in NE the past 2 years anyway. He was hurt part of 2004 in NE, yes. In 2005 he was healthy and on the Denver practice squad where he began to learn what it takes to be an NFL running back (paraphrasing Cobbs).Guys who come on this board acting like they are soooo sure Cobbs could never get the job ought to just look at the past. Olandis Gary, Mike Anderson, Quentin Griffin, Reuben Droughns, even late-round pick Terrell Davis all got a shot due to circumstances at that time. Some did a lot with that chance, some did less.

All we really know this year is that Dayne and Bell are the current favorites. They could split carries like Anderson and Bell did, or one could get hurt/underperform and the other shine and become featured. Injury or underperformance could also open the door for Cobbs or Sapp. We don't really know. We can just guess.

If the speculative hype gets out of hand and people are grabbing Cobbs higher than his current status warrants, let someone else have him. But, if you have roster space to allocate to a sleeper or flyer-type player and can get him cheap enough, you could do worse than having someone like Cobbs on your bench.
well said...cobb's adp is around the 17th round right now which will change with the news of him having at least .1% shot to be the guy. he'd still be worth it in the 13/14th IMO

 
What happened with him in New England ...If he is so talented why did they let him go????
Agreed. Because he sucked the root. Not elusive enough to get past the first guy, can't get it going down hill and lacks good NFL speed. NE saw that he was a poor mans TJ Duckett at best. Why bother?
 
What happened with him in New England ...If he is so talented why did they let him go????
Agreed. Because he sucked the root. Not elusive enough to get past the first guy, can't get it going down hill and lacks good NFL speed. NE saw that he was a poor mans TJ Duckett at best. Why bother?
I disagree about him lacking speed. He has good speed.Do you believe system and coaching make a difference or that players never progress from what they were when drafted? Elusiveness is not as important as decisiveness hitting the hole in Denver's system. Cobbs in a recent interview made a point of discussing how much he found he had to learn to be a NFL back, and that he learned a lot more in his year on Denver's practice squad than he ever did in New England. I'm not telling you to believe him, I'm only passing it along. I have a lot more faith in Denver's ability to develop RBs than I do New England, personally. It would be hard to argue that Cobbs has any less natural ability than Gary, Anderson, or Droughns had when they began playing for Denver. I'm not assuming anything great with him, but I'm not willing to toss him aside at this point either. Time will tell.

 
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What happened with him in New England ...If he is so talented why did they let him go????
Agreed. Because he sucked the root. Not elusive enough to get past the first guy, can't get it going down hill and lacks good NFL speed. NE saw that he was a poor mans TJ Duckett at best. Why bother?
I disagree about him lacking speed. He has good speed.Do you believe system and coaching make a difference or that players never progress from what they were when drafted? Elusiveness is not as important as decisiveness hitting the hole in Denver's system. Cobbs in a recent interview made a point of discussing how much he found he had to learn to be a NFL back, and that he learned a lot more in his year on Denver's practice squad than he ever did in New England. I'm not telling you to believe him, I'm only passing it along. I have a lot more faith in Denver's ability to develop RBs than I do New England, personally. It would be hard to argue that Cobbs has any less natural ability than Gary, Anderson, or Droughns had when they began playing for Denver. I'm not assuming anything great with him, but I'm not willing to toss him aside at this point either. Time will tell.
Very good posting. CCobbs definitely has talent. I believe that he ran 4.4 40yd dash. He is occasionally elusive as well. His worst habit at Arkansas was on plays where there was nothing, he failed to even get that. I have no idea about his intelligence, but if he can learn to run hard every time, I doubt his lack of intelligence (if that is true) would be a handicap at Denver.

The pert response is Cobbs will start at Denver, when pigs fly, but if he's starting it may be true. GO HOGS!

Coach Nutt is not insane, he's just got a perspective issue on former Hogs :P

 
I posted this in another thread, and it's relevant to this one, so I'll repeat it...

If Cedric Cobbs had any other logo on his helmet other than a Bronco, would we even be having this conversation?

:wall: at FBGs falling all over themselves to hype the likes of Cedric Cobbs. :lmao:

 
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One thing I'd like to point out as a public service message is the fact that it has been shown on this board in the past that Patriots homers, for some reason, absolutely HATE Cobbs. I'm not sure why that is. But there is no unbiased opinions about the guy, as you can see from Fisto above. So just take that with a grain of salt and stay out of the irrational arguments.

:thumbup:

 
I believe that he ran 4.4 40yd dash.
Do you have a link for that or are you just making numbers up to support your beliefs? :link:
AGILITY TESTS4.43 in the 40-yard dash … 39-inch vertical jump … 410-pound bench press … 475-pound squat … 31 7/8-inch arm length … 9-inch hands … Right-handed.

From his NFL.com prospect profile.

The kid's got a lot of talent, always has, but injuries and a lack of motivation have been problems in the past. If he stays healthy and really has learned by not playing for the past couple years, he's get all the talent needed to outperform Dayne and Bell. If he gets a fair shot, he'll make things interesting at least.

Time will tell I guess.

 
I posted this in another thread, and it's relevant to this one, so I'll repeat it...

If Cedric Cobbs had any other logo on his helmet other than a Bronco, would we even be having this conversation?

:wall: at FBGs falling all over themselves to hype the likes of Cedric Cobbs. :lmao:
i don't think there is any crazy hype over this guy. no one in here is saying he's the next 2000yrd back. just simply pointing out that he has some vaule especially in dynasty formats with deep rosters.yes cobbs hasn't done squat in his nfl career and it has been injury filled and there have been some motivation issues. but its not like LJ and LT are the two guys ahead of him, we're talking about ron dayne (who's been a disapointment till landing in denver) and tatum bell (who has had some injury problems of his own).

coming in here and saying the guy could have some value as a 13th round pick in a dynasty, isn't hyping a guy.

 
I believe that he ran 4.4 40yd dash.
Do you have a link for that or are you just making numbers up to support your beliefs? :link:
AGILITY TESTS4.43 in the 40-yard dash … 39-inch vertical jump … 410-pound bench press … 475-pound squat … 31 7/8-inch arm length … 9-inch hands … Right-handed.

From his NFL.com prospect profile.

The kid's got a lot of talent, always has, but injuries and a lack of motivation have been problems in the past. If he stays healthy and really has learned by not playing for the past couple years, he's get all the talent needed to outperform Dayne and Bell. If he gets a fair shot, he'll make things interesting at least.

Time will tell I guess.
Thanks :thumbup: , I gave up after twenty minutes, searching is not my stong suit.
 
I'd like to point out as a public service announcemnent that Patriots homers hate Cedric Cobbs for the same reason we hate Rohan Davey, David Terrell, Donald Hayes, Amos Zereoue, etc... they suck!

I'd also like to point out that ConstruxBoy and CWS3030 both list Cobbs in their sigs. One has him as his "sleeper RB" and the other has him on his roster. Take THAT with a grain of salt.

:boxing:

Now for this one...

"coming in here and saying the guy could have some value as a 13th round pick in a dynasty, isn't hyping a guy."

I get it. He could surprise people and would be a late round, low-cost, absolute STEAL if and when something happens to both Dayne and Bell. But the same could be said for any and every backup or 3rd string RB in the league. But we don't have any threads dedicated to Sammy Morris now do we?

 
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A little bit of a side route......while looking for 40-yard dash times, I discovered a list of wonderlic scores from that group of 29004 draftees. I found very interesting.

TEs - Cooley 32, Troupe 15, K Winslow 12.

QBs - Eli Manning 39, Losman 31, Rivers 30, Rothlisberger 25.

RBs - S Jackson 28, G Jones 25, C Perry 20, M Moore 19, T Bell 18, J Jones 16, K Jones 15, C Cobbs 14.

 

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