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WSL IV Rounds 17-20 (1 Viewer)

el super gringo said:
the_sig said:
19.06 Morten 'Old As Dirt' Andersen, K, ATLpm'd next two
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good thing you picked 3 defenses
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:mellow: Honestly Andersen is as good, if not a better, K than any of the K's in the bottom third of those drafted, easily, IMO. He is still :unsure: inside of 48 yards...even though that is coincidentally his age as well...lolIf he still wants to K in the NFL next year, I'm sure he'll find a spot somewhere if ATL decides to move on...
 
NorrisB was kind enough to PM me this following pick.



19.15 Mark Bradley, WR, CHI

I think that's a really good pick. I was definitely looking at him for my last pick.

(Plus he's orange).

 
Well I wasn't going to double up on WSL2 receivers, but I can't pass up a starting WR in Round 20.



20.09 Dwayne Jarrett, WR, Carolina Panthers

 
FUBAR said:
Jeff Pasquino said:
Well I wasn't going to double up on WSL2 receivers, but I can't pass up a starting WR in Round 20.



20.09 Dwayne Jarrett, WR, Carolina Panthers
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I assume by "starting" you mean "slot". I considered him, but don't see huge upside this year.
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From the Mushin interview yesterday:
Question: What role do you expect to play for the Panthers?

Answer: Coming in, I really expect to just do what the team needs me to do. I'm not sure exactly what that's going to be. Whether that's a number two receiver or a number three receiver, we'll see what happens. Obviously as a number three receiver, I don't think you can expect to come in and catch 100 balls and have 1,000 yards. But if I'm a number three receiver, then they're going to have a real good number three receiver on the field.



Question: How can you help wide receiver Dwayne Jarrett?

Answer: I don't know much about Dwayne Jarrett. Dwayne Jarrett was drafted after I left the organization. But from what I hear, he has the potential to be a pretty good player. I haven't seen him play. I haven't watched a lot of film but I will have an opportunity to do that. My job as a player is to try to come in here and make those guys reach their full potential and play as good as they can play, because that's only going to make my team better. I'm coming back to try to win a championship for this city. That's my goal. I have come close to winning them but haven't quite done it yet. After playing as long as I have, I think I have a good idea of what the formula is supposed to look like and what it takes to get the job done. That's what I'm coming back to do. Of course, I've got some milestones in my career, too. Ten thousand yards are definitely in reach, and I'd like to cross that 10,000-yard mark as a Carolina Panther, which would be really nice, and eventually work on getting my statue out there in front of the stadium.
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So he could be the 2 or the 3.From a few days ago - The Herald:

5. Wide receiver

Big ticket: Randy Moss, New England; Donte Stallworth, New England; Bernard Berrian, Chicago.

Others worth looking at: Drew Carter, Carolina; Muhsin Muhammad, Chicago; Bryant Johnson, Arizona; Ernest Wilford, Jacksonville; Andre Davis, Houston; D.J. Hackett, Seattle; Marty Booker, Miami; Devery Henderson, New Orleans.

Bottom line: They've already got a Steve Smith, so don't even waste time thinking about Moss. There are enough guys here that will work.

Best bet: The Panthers hope their second receiver next year is Dwayne Jarrett, so don't expect them to overspend here. Muhammad makes a level of sense, otherwise they need to add guys in bulk. Davis is intriguing because he'd add some pop to the kick return game.
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It's far from a lock, I know, but it is at least 50/50 that Jarrett is starting for Carolina this year. In Round 20 and with 100+ WRs gone, he was one of the few I think could-be starters left in this draft. (I think there is one more could-be, but he's <50/50, and I won't drop his name yet).
 
Also this from Delhomme on 2/11 from The Herald:

As to whom that second wide receiver might be, Delhomme issued his first vote of confidence/challenge for second-year wideout Dwayne Jarrett, last year's second-rounder who played in just seven games as a rookie.

"I truly believe Dwayne Jarrett's going to be a big help to us this year," Delhomme said. "He's got the ability, that's easy to see, and last year was honestly a redshirt year for him. He's still young, and he's still learning and getting better.

"He's going to know I'm expecting big things from him, and I have no doubt he's going to come to play this year, to show what he can do."

Jarrett's easily the most talented of the non-Smith receiver group on hand now, though the Panthers will likely continue to throw bulk at the problem rather than one big name. They actually have several guys with promise who fly below the radars of all but the most hardcore fans.
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Jeff Pasquino said:
Also this from Delhomme on 2/11 from The Herald:

As to whom that second wide receiver might be, Delhomme issued his first vote of confidence/challenge for second-year wideout Dwayne Jarrett, last year's second-rounder who played in just seven games as a rookie.

"I truly believe Dwayne Jarrett's going to be a big help to us this year," Delhomme said. "He's got the ability, that's easy to see, and last year was honestly a redshirt year for him. He's still young, and he's still learning and getting better.

"He's going to know I'm expecting big things from him, and I have no doubt he's going to come to play this year, to show what he can do."

Jarrett's easily the most talented of the non-Smith receiver group on hand now, though the Panthers will likely continue to throw bulk at the problem rather than one big name. They actually have several guys with promise who fly below the radars of all but the most hardcore fans.
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It's a fine pick, and like I said, I considered him, but are you really going to buy into the off-season hype about a WR who didn't show anything as a rookie?As a 20th rounder, it's a safe bet though.

 
FUBAR said:
Jeff Pasquino said:
Also this from Delhomme on 2/11 from The Herald:

As to whom that second wide receiver might be, Delhomme issued his first vote of confidence/challenge for second-year wideout Dwayne Jarrett, last year's second-rounder who played in just seven games as a rookie.

"I truly believe Dwayne Jarrett's going to be a big help to us this year," Delhomme said. "He's got the ability, that's easy to see, and last year was honestly a redshirt year for him. He's still young, and he's still learning and getting better.

"He's going to know I'm expecting big things from him, and I have no doubt he's going to come to play this year, to show what he can do."

Jarrett's easily the most talented of the non-Smith receiver group on hand now, though the Panthers will likely continue to throw bulk at the problem rather than one big name. They actually have several guys with promise who fly below the radars of all but the most hardcore fans.
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It's a fine pick, and like I said, I considered him, but are you really going to buy into the off-season hype about a WR who didn't show anything as a rookie?As a 20th rounder, it's a safe bet though.
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He's far safer a pick than Meachem. :shrug: (I think Meachem might start as well, but he's been taken)

 
sorry im taking a bit of time here. i know jp is like "omg he's here and he doesn't have a list????" but it's true i dont. i've got like 5 guys i want, 2 are pretty stupid, 1 of them would give me 4 from the same team, 1 is a smart pick, and another is a hometown hero. so yeah, read between the lines you detectives. gimme like an hour so i can feel important :shrug:

 
after wasting all your time i'm going with a safe pick against my judgment because more experienced people have told me its smarter. well.. screw them! but i'm listening..

20.10 Correll Buckhalter, RB, PHI

pm'ing next two

 
...I seriously considered pushing my clock to the full 8 hours to see if a certain someone was signed by the deadline or not, but I decided it probably wouldn't matter anyways.

20.11 Billy Cundiff, K, KC

I had fun with this draft gents. Look forward to a team discussion.

pm'ing next two.

 
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