The Audible - 2010 Draft RECAP - NFC South (1 Viewer)

[Cecil Lammey]

http://podcast.footballguys.com/2010/Footb...2010-Vol56a.mp3

In This Episode: Cecil Lammey and Sigmund Bloom recap the 2010 NFL Draft. Topics Include - how did the Falcons do in the draft, does QB Jimmy Clausen take over for Matt Moore this year in Carolina, can TE Jimmy Graham be the next Jeremy Shockey, a discussion about the Buccaneers two new potential starting wide receivers, plus more!

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[Jason Wood]

Great stuff as always guys

I have one point of clarification regarding what you said about the Panthers WR situation.

You dismissed Brandon LaFell as not being a compelling dynasty target because he's going to be a "60 catch, 700/800 yards, 6 TD" guy and then you praise Armanti Edwards and say he could be "Antwaan Randle El Plus."

To me those two statements contrast against one another. How can a receiver with 60/800/6 potential not be a far more sought after commodity than a guy you're comparing to ARE? ARE, for all his intangible value, has never been more than a replacement level offensive talent. Randle El's career highs are 45 catches, 542 yards and 2 touchdowns.

 

[Sigmund Bloom]

Great stuff as always guys I have one point of clarification regarding what you said about the Panthers WR situation.You dismissed Brandon LaFell as not being a compelling dynasty target because he's going to be a "60 catch, 700/800 yards, 6 TD" guy and then you praise Armanti Edwards and say he could be "Antwaan Randle El Plus."To me those two statements contrast against one another. How can a receiver with 60/800/6 potential not be a far more sought after commodity than a guy you're comparing to ARE? ARE, for all his intangible value, has never been more than a replacement level offensive talent. Randle El's career highs are 45 catches, 542 yards and 2 touchdowns.

sorry maybe my comments threw things off a bit - I definitely agree that LaFell is the better fantasy commodity, I have him about 15 spots above Edwards in 100. I like Armanti Edwards a little more as a 4th/5th round dynasty rookie pick than laFell as a 2nd, so in that sense I like Edwards better, and I do think that Edwards presence takes the edge off of LaFell's upside. I would never advocate taking Edwards before LaFell, but at the current cost, Edwards is more likely to be on my roster than LaFell.

 

[Jason Wood]

Great stuff as always guys I have one point of clarification regarding what you said about the Panthers WR situation.You dismissed Brandon LaFell as not being a compelling dynasty target because he's going to be a "60 catch, 700/800 yards, 6 TD" guy and then you praise Armanti Edwards and say he could be "Antwaan Randle El Plus."To me those two statements contrast against one another. How can a receiver with 60/800/6 potential not be a far more sought after commodity than a guy you're comparing to ARE? ARE, for all his intangible value, has never been more than a replacement level offensive talent. Randle El's career highs are 45 catches, 542 yards and 2 touchdowns.

sorry maybe my comments threw things off a bit - I definitely agree that LaFell is the better fantasy commodity, I have him about 15 spots above Edwards in 100. I like Armanti Edwards a little more as a 4th/5th round dynasty rookie pick than laFell as a 2nd, so in that sense I like Edwards better, and I do think that Edwards presence takes the edge off of LaFell's upside. I would never advocate taking Edwards before LaFell, but at the current cost, Edwards is more likely to be on my roster than LaFell.

I figured as much, but just wanted to make sure it as clarified in case other listeners didn't get the nuance either. Of course, I could've just waited to read the new Bloom 100 and then had the answer.