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I on board with Housler and Cook. Cameron will get hyped but injuries will keep him quiet this year... just like last year... and just like the OTAs this year so far.

Given how unpredictable defenses end, that's a bold list. I like it. But doesn't Miami tend to have a much better NFL defense than FF defense? What's going to push them over into our realm?

Draftniks certainly talked him up. A shoulder surgery dropped his draft stock, but otherwise isn'r though of as injury prone. I think its just the "unproven" factor dragging him down now and will probably be considered a huge value once the season is finished.

mutha.. Guess I'm vying for another high draft pick :mad:

Isn't Shorts recovering from a late season knee injury?

And he's still the best Jets QB.

That's what will make him a value this year. 6th round or later? Last year he didn't really have a healthy Nicks and Bennett was injured for stretches. The young backups will know their routes better this year as well.

Maybe he'd be more willing to with some quality threats on the other side from Steve Smith. Right now he trusts himself -and his legs- more to deal with the situation, but he's still young. It won't be long before his tiring of getting tackled will match up with an improvement at the receiver...

Like Miller said...value. He'll easily outplay his adp.

The key will be staying healthy. Bill has no qualms about putting a player on the shelf if he can't be counted on. He'd then turn Edelman into Percy Harvin light.

Maybe he could replace Avery in Indianapolis for that occasional down field route. Beyond that I struggle to think of a contending team that needs him.

Usually you're best drafting the most talented guy, regardless of situation. Since this year's crop have warts, the situation will take on more importance. And we don't what the situations are, yet.

Yeah!

Poor frail guy. Needs to drink more milk.

The offense seemed a lot more balanced after Caldwell took over. So Flacco, Rice and Pierce all get to look good.

He's replacing the guy who replaced the guy posting bounties.

Tennessee's a good spot. He's an rbbc back at most, and Tennessee needs a reliable guy when Chris is having one of those 1.2 YPR days.

Be it injuries, lack of talent, or whatever it doesn't seem like Rob has had near the statistical success as Rex. Still, no where to go but up for that Saints unit.

I thought he would fold a bit in the playoffs, but he did not. I can't come up with a compelling reason for him not to be paid like a top QB. His agent wants him to be THE top paid QB, though. I can't get behind that.

Lights out. Mercy order from goodell?