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The point of comparisons to Eric Dickerson is to say that though a RB may be tall and run upright, there are things he can do to overcome that and still be successful. No one is saying that Chris Brown is the next Eric Dickerson, or that he should be drafted as such. Rather, we are saying that like Eric Dickerson, Chris Brown runs tall, and like Eric Dickerson, Brown has his own attributes that prevent that from holding him back, and that his on-field performance has demonstrated that.If you don't believe me, ask Roy Williams. Or the defenses he faced in the playoffs last year.Or LhUCKs. Oh, how Chris Brown is a disappointment at 6.04.
Chris Brown, my friends, is a solid RB2. But you are killing his value.
Well there's nothing wrong with being convinced a home player will be a FF stud. I like the Titans as well. Having McNair last season made me watch. So I hope he does well. But it just seems like some people here are WAY over the top.
Gee, and I thought Rashard Lee and Tony Romo would keep everyone interested.64 Members: SOmojo, malice, BINGBING, rustycolts, StuckWithTheSkins, tietzjd, Ninersfan, Brant, jbz, Jason Wood, rranly, Chumpson, cbuc, Grinning Lizard, urbanhack, Night Hawks, spaml0af, smot^poker, mrharrier, camperguy01, ConstruxBoy, sos32, Strummer, dj_nrg, Professor, dellapu, TeddyKGB, Da Moose, Just Win Baby, roncd, shady salesman, tuffnutt, kaso, Boulder, texasheat, apalmer, creeps1313, Northern Voice, Swanny, fosio, Tarlyn, Brewdude, andyk, JohnnyTitan, Skylord, regseasonchamps, Jackal, Jayhawk, Tremendous Upside, thicks, psu1993, babydemon90, jburns, Sinrman, hbkhbk, Groundpounder, mojorizin, dirtyvicars, dickey moe, IndyHavoc, Qballer, cjack, bsm123, Green and GoldInterest is dropping.
I think it you are hearing more from the bandwagon guys that have jumped on his nuts more than you are the guys that have been convinced of his talents since last season. I'm one of the few talking smack that I knew he was a stud all along, but even I will say that drafting him in the late 2nd/early 3rd is a bit of a reach.
He gets PT as soon as Dallas/Vinny struggles.Henson could make a great steal in the late, late rounds. Anyone else notice him 
Do we really need to earmark interest? Either your interested or you aren't. I don't need your commentary on the obvious. If I want to gauge interest I can look for myself. Your post is redundant. I can plainly see who is reading the thread without you.Kinda like your membership to this board...It earmarks the interest in this thread. Which at one point in time during the game was pretty high.
definately noticed him. At this point he is showing why he very well could have been the #1 pick, ahead of Carr, but at the same time, he is still showing some rust as a result of a lack of playing time. he will be a very solid QB for Dallas either toward the end of this season, or at the latest, next season. Watch the next few days, and you will see how good he actually is. If Parcells doesnt bring in another QB between now and next Monday, it will be obvious that he is comfortable with the risk of going into the season with Henson potentially being the starter. And if Big Bill is comfortable with it, so am I.Surprised there is no talk about Henson for all of us Dynasty/Keeper owners. He looked solid. Vinny is the QB for this year, assuming he stays heathy
on the situation.
Listen Bucky, I'm pulling rank on you here: I'm 7888 and you are 9152. That means I am right.Do we really need to earmark interest? Either your interested or you aren't. I don't need your commentary on the obvious. If I want to gauge interest I can look for myself. Your post is redundant. I can plainly see who is reading the thread without you.Kinda like your membership to this board...It earmarks the interest in this thread. Which at one point in time during the game was pretty high.
