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SBXVII · 04-24-2010, 10:09 AM

^ Nice post my only concern with Campbell is he's played LT and we now have Silverback. Can he move to RT? I love his size and I think he could take on some big guys with his size and strength alone.

and again I know we have a ton of talent at RB, Blount might be good to bring in also to take over next yr. But I'll admit that spot could wait till next yr. Our coach's are being extremely difficult to read. We know where our problems were last yr, but the coach's have made comments to some of those positions otherwise and they have supported some of those spots in FA.

If WR is a concern then any of the 3 I mentioned, Gilyard, M.Williams, or Briscoe.
ProFootball Draft says: Bottom Line;

M.Williams- He's a huge risk, but anyone who can straighten out Williams would be getting a very good deep threat.
Gilyard- At worst, he's a potentially great return specialist. Even if he's never a true starting receiver, Gilyard is capable of making an impact as a part-time player.
Briscoe- His measurable will be hard to ignore, and he's the kind of field-stretching threat who will at least earn a role as a third receiver. But Briscoe might not be tough enough to be an every-down player.

04-24-2010, 10:09 AM	#27
SBXVII Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Virginia Posts: 7,766	Re: Round 4 Pick? ^ Nice post my only concern with Campbell is he's played LT and we now have Silverback. Can he move to RT? I love his size and I think he could take on some big guys with his size and strength alone. and again I know we have a ton of talent at RB, Blount might be good to bring in also to take over next yr. But I'll admit that spot could wait till next yr. Our coach's are being extremely difficult to read. We know where our problems were last yr, but the coach's have made comments to some of those positions otherwise and they have supported some of those spots in FA. If WR is a concern then any of the 3 I mentioned, Gilyard, M.Williams, or Briscoe. ProFootball Draft says: Bottom Line; M.Williams- He's a huge risk, but anyone who can straighten out Williams would be getting a very good deep threat. Gilyard- At worst, he's a potentially great return specialist. Even if he's never a true starting receiver, Gilyard is capable of making an impact as a part-time player. Briscoe- His measurable will be hard to ignore, and he's the kind of field-stretching threat who will at least earn a role as a third receiver. But Briscoe might not be tough enough to be an every-down player.