What NFL teams do you have your eye on this year?

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Nflnick11
05-17-2009, 09:56 AM
I actually like both of the Raiders draft picks. DHB might of been drafted too high but he has alot of talent. Michael Mitchell was a pick alot of people didnt like but he played great at Ohio. He reminds me alot of Sean Taylor when it comes to his hard hitting style.

Umm I don't see how you think this guy is gonna be good, better yet that he reminds you of sean Taylor, cause he didn't make 1st,2nd, or 3rd team all MAC, and pretty much every prospect chosen was one of those three teams in their conference and the one game I saw this guy play against Ohio state, I don't recall his name once.....I want to see how bad this guy plays for the raiders, was he just another speed guy or what?

killromo
05-17-2009, 10:16 AM
Besides Skins, the Falcons. It's Sophomore year for Ryan and now he has the greatest TE of all time, Gonzo to throw to not to mention roddy white, Michael turner, and a formidable defense. They are ripe with young talent, I want to see if Ryan can hold it together which he certainly looks capable of.

GridIron26
05-17-2009, 11:12 AM
Umm I don't see how you think this guy is gonna be good, better yet that he reminds you of sean Taylor, cause he didn't make 1st,2nd, or 3rd team all MAC, and pretty much every prospect chosen was one of those three teams in their conference and the one game I saw this guy play against Ohio state, I don't recall his name once.....I want to see how bad this guy plays for the raiders, was he just another speed guy or what?

Mitchell actually looks good.. Here's the clip of him: YouTube - Michael Mitchell Ohio University Plan B Sports

As for the question: I like to watch most of teams closely, I love football and it applies to every team.. But of course, I will be watching Redskins more close..

Paintrain
05-17-2009, 12:19 PM
Outside of the Redskins, of course:
-Bills should be very interesting to watch. I think with Owens and Evans they have the best WR tandem outside of Arizona. They are implementing a no huddle up tempo offense so they could either be fun to watch or a complete disaster.

-Titans have some compelling stories as well. How will the defense deal with no Haynesworth? What are they going to do on offense with Vince Young? He's reaching a point in his contract where he's show or go. This point last year he was the face of the franchise and now is a back-up to Kerry Collins. At the first signs of struggle do we see a change?

Saints-Are they ready to become a complete team or yet another one dimensional 'show' like last year? They're exciting to watch but must be infuriating to root for because you know they're going to give up all that they get.

Cowboys-I think they've got 7-9, 8-8 and a major shakeup written all over them. How is Roy Williams going to respond to being 'the guy' in the passing game. Will their young secondary step up or struggle? Phillips is the most obvious lame duck coach in the league, how will the team react at the first signs of adversity. Jones has put a lot of faith and praise in Jason Garrett whose star got tarnished last year. How is he going to perform this year and how patient will Jones be with him if they struggle?

Eagles-No team received more praise in the national media than the Eagles for their offseason and whether they live up to that level of praise should be interesting to see. Going into December last year they were 6-5-1 with questions about McNabb's future, Reid's future, seemed old, slow and out of sorts. They went on a nice run to end the season and in the playoffs so is all well now or was that one last hot hurrah?

sportscurmudgeon
05-17-2009, 01:19 PM
Gotta be the Colts... and particularlyl the offensive unit.

Peyton Manning is a great QB; anyone who wants to debate that hasn't been paying attention for the last 8 years or so. This season, he will have to adjust - - for the first time - - to a new head coach, a new offensive coordinator and a new offensive line coach all at the same time. (The team has other coaching changes; these are the ones that directly affect Peyton Manning.)

In addition, he probably will not have his long-term running buddy, Marvin Harrison, on the team let alone on the field.

I think it will be fascinating to watch the way Manning and the Colts' offense changes and how it stays the same over the 2009 season.

The Goat
05-17-2009, 02:30 PM
Hmmm...

Aside from us the Saints are my next biggest interest. Probably won't see Williams turn the defense around in one year but they should be much improved, which basically makes NO an immediate NFC contender cuz that offense is so potent. If Peyton and the crew manages the team well NO should be in the SB within the next few years.

Also the Bengals. Palmer was very good before injury set in and has already started to talk up the season quite a bit. Now Cinci has my favorite defensive player from the draft in Rey-Rey...i would hope Cinci could at least compete in its division now.

Eknox
05-17-2009, 03:13 PM
Redskins of course, and Lions I'd like what the lions do with there new additions ..

Brian Orakpo
05-17-2009, 04:01 PM
Umm I don't see how you think this guy is gonna be good, better yet that he reminds you of sean Taylor, cause he didn't make 1st,2nd, or 3rd team all MAC, and pretty much every prospect chosen was one of those three teams in their conference and the one game I saw this guy play against Ohio state, I don't recall his name once.....I want to see how bad this guy plays for the raiders, was he just another speed guy or what?

Since you havent seen him play or dont remember. Watch the clip in this thread. Im not saying he will be as good as Sean Taylor. Taylor could hit like a machine and play the pass and cover ground like very few before him. I honestly believe Taylor would of made the HOF. Im only saying Mitchells hard hitting style reminds me of Sean Taylors. Im not saying he is as good as Sean Taylor.

Just because Mitchell didnt get the awards like other players or played in a top conference doesnt mean he cant shock some people and become a good NFL player. People have said that about alot of the greats who have played in the NFL coming out of college. We will just have to wait and see if Mitchell is boom or bust. I do know from watching him play and the clips I have seen of him his hard hitting style reminds me alot of Sean Taylors.

Nflnick11
05-17-2009, 04:11 PM
Since you havent seen him play or dont remember. Watch the clip in this thread. Im not saying he will be as good as Sean Taylor. Taylor could hit like a machine and play the pass and cover ground like very few before him. I honestly believe Taylor would of made the HOF. Im only saying Mitchells hard hitting style reminds me of Sean Taylors. Im not saying he is as good as Sean Taylor.

Just because Mitchell didnt get the awards like other players or played in a top conference doesnt mean he cant shock some people and become a good NFL player. People have said that about alot of the greats who have played in the NFL coming out of college. We will just have to wait and see if Mitchell is boom or bust. I do know from watching him play and the clips I have seen of him his hard hitting style reminds me alot of Sean Taylors.

Yeah I've seen the clip before and I don't think he'll be that good I'm just saying that pretty much every player in the NFL was either first second or third team, or honorable mention, in their conference, this guy wasn't even mentioned..you always have to of been mentioned to succeed in the NFL, plus this guy has a lot of pressure being drafted as high as he was that's what I want to see this year, is if I'll be right about this guy, which I think I will be ...

Brian Orakpo
05-17-2009, 04:34 PM
Yeah I've seen the clip before and I don't think he'll be that good I'm just saying that pretty much every player in the NFL was either first second or third team, or honorable mention, in their conference, this guy wasn't even mentioned..you always have to of been mentioned to succeed in the NFL, plus this guy has a lot of pressure being drafted as high as he was that's what I want to see this year, is if I'll be right about this guy, which I think I will be ...

Maybe you are right about how good he will be. Im honestly not sure. I think he has the chance to be good and the all-conference thing means nothing to me when it comes to NFL success. Hes either gonna be good or not. Ive seen players go undrafted who had more success than most at their position that year.

I mainly was just pointing out that watching him his hard hitting style is like Sean Taylors. I dont know how good he will be but with Mitchells hard hitting ability and his speed shown at his pro day he has the potenial to be pretty good.

Besides Skins, the Falcons. It's Sophomore year for Ryan and now he has the greatest TE of all time, Gonzo to throw to not to mention roddy white, Michael turner, and a formidable defense. They are ripe with young talent, I want to see if Ryan can hold it together which he certainly looks capable of.

The addition of Gonzo via trade was the best move any team made this offseason imo. The Falcons should have one of the best teams in the NFC. It wouldnt shock me to see them in the NFCCG.

Hmmm...

Aside from us the Saints are my next biggest interest. Probably won't see Williams turn the defense around in one year but they should be much improved, which basically makes NO an immediate NFC contender cuz that offense is so potent. If Peyton and the crew manages the team well NO should be in the SB within the next few years.

Also the Bengals. Palmer was very good before injury set in and has already started to talk up the season quite a bit. Now Cinci has my favorite defensive player from the draft in Rey-Rey...i would hope Cinci could at least compete in its division now.

Gregg Williams coaching the Saints defense will be fun to watch to go with their high powered offense.

The Bengals had one of the best drafts this year imo. Getting Andre Smith, Rey Maualuga, Michael Johnson, and Chase Coffman was just straight up great. Smith might be better suited at guard but either way he should be a good player. Rey is going to end up being a leader on their defense like Ray Lewis is in Baltimore. Michael Johnson has all the potenial in the world and Coffman is a TE who at Missouri reminded me alot of Chris Cooley.

I dont know how good the Bengals will be this year but that draft set them up for the future. It was one of the best drafts ive ever seen.

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