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His offensive line has taken a beating recently, especially where McNeil and Dielman are concerned. Look what some healing did for Lynch's game. If I find a Matthews owner with your frame of thinking, I'll try to buy.

His best years were prior to coaches embracing (building their team around) the rule changes that aided the passing game. There's a reason he's one of the last workhorse backs. He might deserve better consideration than Wes's particular context, but I understand it.

Are they using him in special teams?

Woah. Ross must be thrilled with his head coach selection. Dressing down the boss to the media ~ brilliant.

:facepalm: Some of my dynasty teams are taking a beating today.

Carson Vick?

I can't help but be a little more skeptical. Bush has had 1 good year out of 6, he's often injured, and Sparano is gone. Its a completely new system - with a rookie potentially running it. And its not like Philbin put any Packer backs on the map. Too much downside for the cost.

:mad: I was one of those with expectations. Dude needs too much route work to be missing time. grr

It's time for June Jones to get back into the pros and bring back the run 'n shoot!

Hillman and Ingram? You do realize pride is one of the seven deadly sins, don't you? :biggrin:

<pencils in Mendenhall as third round steal>

What all oft-concussed players do - become ESPN analysts.

Why did he plead no contest if he was falsely accused?

I thought it was last year with all the rumors of a knee issue.

But NO ONE would watch it. Scheduling before the bowl whets the appetite, and presents a contrast in quality. Having it after the Super Bowl was like eating an appetizer after your steak dinner.

I've heard nothing but good about Randy this offseason. What ever distractions he had in life the last couple years must've been tied up.

now now. Since Davis, health of the running backs have played a bigger factor than a lack of commitment.

Well the downside is Shanahan's RB philosophy and league-wide RBBC. But the downside creates an upside in the form of draft value. The potential return for where he's drafted makes him appealing to me. I'd try to land Royster late if I ended up with him, though.

I... don't think I'd draft him as high as needed. He looked pretty uninterested the times I saw him last year. And if Locker is in learning to play QB defenses will probably play close to the line. Locker may even steal some goal line love from Johnson.

If you're a small operation - ticket sales, name power, etc. But man ditching a Childrens' hospital appearance is almost like a work of movie fiction. That's pretty low.