ANALYSISPositives: Tight-skinned with a well-proportioned body … Ambidextrous (writes with his left hand, throws with his right) … Has above-average speed and foot quickness … Tight-hipped runner who shows power and balance in the open … Hard worker in all areas (weight room, practice, game) … Shows quickness in his release and knows how to get upfield while avoiding re-routes … Very effective route-runner who is good with delays to set up his routes and gets good depth in the flats while showing the strength to clear through the zone … Shows good concentration going up for the ball, with above-average hand/eye coordination when attempting to catch with a defender on him … Has rangy, soft hands, getting proper placement on the ball … Willing blocker at running back and shows force as a lead blocker in the short area … Will lead up on linebackers with aggression … Very smart and learns plays easily … Outgoing personality who always competes … Has the acceleration and speed to beat defenders deep … Uses savvy and sharp cuts in his routes … Quick in and out of his cuts, getting proper separation in his breaks due to his fluid and flexible athletic ability … Can short snap in an emergency.Negatives: Lack of size and brute strength makes him more suited for running back … Tough but not really physical, needing to get stronger in the weight room … His leg-drive power to beat the press could use improvement … Not used much as a seam threat … More effective as a seal-and-sustain blocker than one who can anchor and get movement at the point of attack … Works better as a blocker when coming off motion or as the lead … Frame may not have much more room for growth … Lacks the top-end speed needed to get consistent separation due to tightness in the hips … Has adequate leaping ability going up for the ball … Tends to go down after first contact.
arius Watts, WR- Watts ended his career at Marshall owning a lot of receiver records. He has great run after the catch ability that Mike Shanahan loves. He can beat the jam off the line and get into his route quickly. He has great burst, and a decent second gear in the open field. He is a playmaker that can be very dangerous when healthy.Redraft Rating: 4Dynasty Rating: 8Triandos Luke, WR- Luke is another speedster that has big play ability. He can catch on the run and not lose much speed. His concentration and hands are good and he has long arms which make him a great deep threat. Redraft Rating: 2Dynasty Rating: 7Here's some excerpts about Watts from my Training Camp Reports: Darius Watts made a great play against Bailey later in the morning. Plummer hit him in stride after he cut down the sideline and he didn’t lose very much speed. I was very impressed with Watts today. I thought the Broncos reached when they selected him, but if he continues what he started today then the Broncos have a great one. Watts even made Lenny Walls hurt his ankle (requiring on the field treatment) when he put a double move on him that would make Allen Iverson proud.The real WR to impress me this afternoon was Triandos Luke. This guy looked great in drills, catching the ball away from his body, catching it in stride, and showing GREAT seperation speed. Watts wasn’t as electrifying but did make some nice grabs.Triandos Luke started out a little rough today. In the passing drills I saw him drop two easy passes. I was very disappointed in him until the 7 on 7 drills came around. He caught a sideline fade route where he out jumped the DB to go up and get the ball. It was a two handed grab that he plucked from over the back of the DB. He showed great hand strength, timing, and leaping ability on this play that drew cheers from the crowd. Then, after that play he made a great catch over the middle. Al “smoke dog” Wilson gave him a shoulder that would have knocked a normal man down. Luke spun off the hit and stayed on his feet, wowing the crowd again. They are calling Watts “Spiderman” and I can see why. His hands are proving to be outstanding and he shows a great ability to adjust to poorly thrown passes. Ashley Lelie did not practice today due to an injured/sore back. He hurt it yesterday and felt it was too sore to go today. He had an MRI done and no damage was revealed. He needs to take some pills for that case of ####itis. On the sidelines he looked intently as Darius Watts make a move on the #2 WR spot. There are rumblings around here that Watts could very well be the starting receiver opposite Rod Smith. Watts is showing great field presence and body control. He and Champ Bailey have been having a heated competition each day in training camp. Today, Watts got the best of Bailey-beating him both times he was lined up on the opposite side. The best play Watts made today was on a fade stop. The ball was a little underthrown and Watts came back and leapt forward while scooping up the catch on the sideline. Darius is also making life tough for other DB’s that try and defend him.
For the top post on the page, I thought I had accidently skipped over to the FFA's "revenge" thread. 
Someone dropped him today in Z34 - I hope he reads this.
