imported_The Bitter Truth

Lego can be excluded from this conversation because his **** is super covert top secret voo-doo. Is Peterson the top pick or is it Lynch or Johnson? Who do you like for IDP's? Poz? Willis?

Discuss.

imported_Zac

I'm too big of a homer to say anything.

imported_PeanutTillman

You look at the guy with most talent IMO. Situations change so rapidly in the NFL, unless its a guy in a proven system (Addai, Denver Backs) its not worth passing up on superior talent.

I'll be taking Peterson barring injury or major unforseen events.

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Peterson ftw.

Willis IDP

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imported_PeanutTillman

For IDP's? Well at DL, it's Carriker 110%... hes the kind of DE who's gonna rack up tackles in a league where sacks barely matter. Gaines Adams, Jamaal Anderson... sack guys, pretty much worthless in this league.

At LB the initial reaction from everybody is Willis, but I doubt it really. Im looking at Poz or possibly in much later rounds Okwo, who if he takes over at WILL for the Bears -- well you know what #'s those guys put up. Willis will be good, but not good enough to reach with plenty of other players still around.

DB's? LaRon Landry. Nobody else is even worth draftng until Round 4.

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Lego

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(The Bitter Truth @ May 9th ) [snapback]1996544[/snapback]</div> just because i don't necessarily don't tell the whole truth doesn't mean I don't tell most of the truth. let's just say that I feel there are 8 very good prospects before it drops off, and that I don't feel there is necessarily a clear #1.

i am definitely not a fan of Brady Quinn in Cleveland. I think Calvin Johnson is good to go for the next year but he is a Lion and Kitna will only be their QB for another year before they draft a QB, and Martz is probably not there much after that. But he's probably the #1 right now. I think Lynch in Buffalo is intriguing and a better early prospect than Adrian Peterson, because Peterson will probably platoon for a while, but he's definitely the long-term pick. I think the guy most people will be too low on is Craig Davis. Before he got drafted in the first round I know I had him pegged as a guy I'd target a round or two earlier than projected just to make sure I got him. I think he'll have a great shot at early and often production in Norv's offense.

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imported_BCheezy

Chester Taylor will have more action than Peterson. Calvin Johnson will have more impact, especially with defenses still targeting Roy Williams. So that puts Calvin Johnson #1. Watch out for Ted Ginn Jr too, same situation, almost as good as CJ. Him #2. Peterson #3.

1. Calvin Johnson
2. Ted Ginn
3. Adrian Peterson

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Lego

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(PeanutTillman @ May 9th ) [snapback]1996555[/snapback]</div>Wrong wrong and wrong. I don't think you could possibly be more wrong.

For DL it is clearly Gaines Adams. Think simeon rice...and the conversation is over. Plus you're a moron for thinking sacks don't matter. They were 3x a tackle last year. The best guys, obviously, racked up tackles AND sacks. Now that they're 4x you'll see more passrushers slipping in. Either way, Adams in TB is >>>> Carriker in St.L.

LB is clearly Willis. Ray Lewis was putting up 150-160 tackles with Mike Nolan and expect Willis to do the same. His defense funnels guys to that position just like the bears funnel guys to the WLB. Yeah, Poz is playing in a good position, too, but many consider him out of position at MLB, and though the difference between their upsides may not be great, the "sure thing" is Willis. I don't think Beason is far behind them, either.

DB's cannot be Landry. Even Sean Taylor hasn't put up numbers in their system. And yeah, Landry will be playing closer to the line but not close enough to get significant numbers ahead of their three stellar LBs. From a fantasy perspective, I think either Griffin or Nelson will be better picks. Look at what Hope did in Tennessee...seriously, Hope. And Nelson should be the beneficiary of a lot of teams being forced to pass because they cannot run. Griffin has a shot at 100 tackles and a few INTs, Nelson will probably be looking at 85-90 tackles and a few INTs. Landry will be upside at just under that.

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imported_TeaLeafReaderII

I'd key into that cat indy drafted #32.... if he can catch, Peyton will get him da ball.

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imported_The Bitter Truth

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Lego @ May 9th ) [snapback]1996586[/snapback]</div>I agree. Except Griffin won't get anywhere near 100 tackles. They are attempting to play him at cornerback.