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That arm. Those wins. Yeah, it could become a distraction of Tebow-like proportions. :rolleyes:

What do call a diet of Mountain Dew and Cheetos?!

Agents will get fired until its down to his grandmother. SHE still believes in his ability.

Yeah, I hate some elements of my job too. Can I haz gajillion $$ pleez?

Thanks. Do you recall his top two RBs of the future?

AJ showed so much as a rookie. He's not at Calvin level right now but in another year or two... I wouldn't be surprised to see Williamson was right.

No doubt, but that rookie offers so much more than what they had at quarterback last year.

That's very competent front office. I'll give them the benefit of a doubt as to whether Wilson was the right choice. While Robinson is intriguing, their TE situation probably warranted an additional TE. Or maybe that just became glaring hindsight after Bennett decided to turn into a tackle.

Yeah, injury history is an easy card to play, but Jackson was IRed before the season even started. It's a physical position and guys will get hurt.

I wasn't talking about Trent. He's the number 1. But Obo looked less than ordinary in action last year and Jackson managed to only carve out a niche as third down back in Green Bay. I can't see how either are more complete or an upgrade over Hardesty.

Seems too early to bail when the other options haven't shown much with their opportunities.

4.01 seems like plenty of love for a guy on a team with Jennings, Finley, and the rest.

Martin here as well. I know the warts on the others so would rather gamble on the rookie.

The key to his season last year was the line staying pretty healthy and him losing weight last offseason. If those things hold true there shouldn't be anything preventing him from playing well again.

I'd go as early as third round for those two, but would prefer to take Gates a little later if possible.

Have you ever been to Oklamhoma?

Its what he does. Often.

Depends on what you read. People think he ate McD's - got fat. Others report he packed on 15 pounds of muscle and McD's was part of his diet. Either way he relayed it to the media in jest... and I haven't read anything about coaches being mad, or saying anything for that matter. I'm not concerned.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com Oh. Well, there you go. Draft away... at least until protoplasm testing comes into play.

I care very little for his game. When their line was at their peak a few years ago he looked good (cough/RonDayne/cough). Bring on McKnight, por favor.