Scouts, Inc. says it's Winslow-- at #7 or #8

itvnetop · 03-09-2004, 11:21 PM

williams started the majority of his first year... he had his share of rookie mistakes, but the playing time he received his first year definitely helped his second year.

cpayne5 · 03-10-2004, 08:52 AM

Remember that Taylor is quicker and more agile than Williams, which will certainly help him with the transition to the NFL.

Spearhead · 03-10-2004, 09:16 AM

The skins stuff sounds right to me- Winslow or Taylor. Little trade-down maybe.
But wow- lots of shifting after the combine.

MWilliams going #2 over Fitz- even after Fitz charmed the pants off scouts at the combine? Wilfork jumps about 10-12 spots. Udeze going a little lower than I expected.

only really see one problem w/ the top of that draft:
I don't see Arizona picking up a WR with their #1. Denny Green need another star WR to eat up cap space? They might be right about that pick- wtf do I know? but I doubt it. Too many needs to fill.

Thanks for the info JC.

Beemnseven · 03-10-2004, 10:16 PM

Well, apparently The Scouts, Inc. don't know much about Gibbs' offense. He simply doesn't need the type of TE that Winslow is -- nor does he need the inevitable whining he'll get from Winslow when he complains that he's not getting the ball enough.

Are the Giants ready to give up on Kerry Collins? Perhaps, since he was Fassel's guy. Gallery seems to be too good a fit for the Giants to pass up. But then, Gallery could be a Schottenheimer type of player, too. The Chargers need offensive line help almost as much as the Giants do. And I'll bet they're going to give Drew Brees at least another year before they make him walk the plank. If Robert Gallery is gone before the Giants pick, The Scouts Inc. could be right about Roesthlisberger going to NY.

As far as Oakland goes, Norv is likely to go for a new rookie QB to mold. He's now much more experienced after the Heath Shuler debacle. Either Fitzgerald or Mike Williams are possibilities I suppose, but I'm leaning towards a QB for the Raiders. Norv needs a quarterback of his very own, first and foremost.

The real wild card is Arizona. Dennis Green could go either way with a QB or WR.

Ultimately, I'd love for the Skins to be able to trade down for an additional 2nd or 3rd and 4th -- PLUS get Sean Taylor. That would be the trade of all trades!

03-09-2004, 11:21 PM	#1
itvnetop Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Los Angeles, CA Age: 48 Posts: 3,007	williams started the majority of his first year... he had his share of rookie mistakes, but the playing time he received his first year definitely helped his second year.

03-10-2004, 08:52 AM	#2
cpayne5 Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 3,807	Remember that Taylor is quicker and more agile than Williams, which will certainly help him with the transition to the NFL.

03-10-2004, 09:16 AM	#3
Spearhead Camp Scrub Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: richmond VA Age: 55 Posts: 24	The skins stuff sounds right to me- Winslow or Taylor. Little trade-down maybe. But wow- lots of shifting after the combine. MWilliams going #2 over Fitz- even after Fitz charmed the pants off scouts at the combine? Wilfork jumps about 10-12 spots. Udeze going a little lower than I expected. only really see one problem w/ the top of that draft: I don't see Arizona picking up a WR with their #1. Denny Green need another star WR to eat up cap space? They might be right about that pick- wtf do I know? but I doubt it. Too many needs to fill. Thanks for the info JC.

03-10-2004, 10:16 PM	#4
Beemnseven Pro Bowl Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Virginia Beach Age: 51 Posts: 5,311	Well, apparently The Scouts, Inc. don't know much about Gibbs' offense. He simply doesn't need the type of TE that Winslow is -- nor does he need the inevitable whining he'll get from Winslow when he complains that he's not getting the ball enough. Are the Giants ready to give up on Kerry Collins? Perhaps, since he was Fassel's guy. Gallery seems to be too good a fit for the Giants to pass up. But then, Gallery could be a Schottenheimer type of player, too. The Chargers need offensive line help almost as much as the Giants do. And I'll bet they're going to give Drew Brees at least another year before they make him walk the plank. If Robert Gallery is gone before the Giants pick, The Scouts Inc. could be right about Roesthlisberger going to NY. As far as Oakland goes, Norv is likely to go for a new rookie QB to mold. He's now much more experienced after the Heath Shuler debacle. Either Fitzgerald or Mike Williams are possibilities I suppose, but I'm leaning towards a QB for the Raiders. Norv needs a quarterback of his very own, first and foremost. The real wild card is Arizona. Dennis Green could go either way with a QB or WR. Ultimately, I'd love for the Skins to be able to trade down for an additional 2nd or 3rd and 4th -- PLUS get Sean Taylor. That would be the trade of all trades!

Scouts, Inc. says it's Winslow-- at #7 or #8

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