I like the way you think.I'll take him as high as 3rd.
Foreman isn't a short yardage back. He is a 250LB speedster that can hit home runs from anywhere on the field. Foreman would upgrade anyone on this team not named Elliott.Don't mind a mid round RB but do u think a big short yardage back is a way they go? If anything i can see a late pick used on a potential Dunbar replacement and They upgrade Jackson from the practice squad.
Not going to argue the he wouldn't be an upgrade but he would be used for short yardage due to his size. Kinda like another Derrick Henry. If he is able to break the tackles then take it to the house then great but He wont be getting 1st or 2nd down carriers unless Zeke is injured (knocks on wood). Not to mention NFLdraftscout is predicting he runs a 4.63. That aint a speedster in the NFL.Foreman isn't a short yardage back. He is a 250LB speedster that can hit home runs from anywhere on the field. Foreman would upgrade anyone on this team not named Elliott.
Watch his game tape. He leaves linebackers and Defensive backs in his dust. There's track speed and then there's game speed.Not going to argue the he wouldn't be an upgrade but he would be used for short yardage due to his size. Kinda like another Derrick Henry. If he is able to break the tackles then take it to the house then great but He wont be getting 1st or 2nd down carriers unless Zeke is injured (knocks on wood). Not to mention NFLdraftscout is predicting he runs a 4.63. That aint a speedster in the NFL.
I have seen some. If he truly had the ability to do that in the NFL then he going to be taken by the 2nd round. He will have the ability to get to the 2nd level but that where you gonna need the track speed too. He will be looked at as a bulldozing short yardage back. Its why NFL draft scout has him labeled as a potential fullback as well.Watch his game tape. He leaves linebackers and Defensive backs in his dust. There's track speed and then there's game speed.
McCaffery is a player I don't know how to feel about. One hand I think our offense is fine as is and a 3rd or 4th round wide receiver is all we need but on the other hand having a Darren Sproles type weapon to go along with Zeke in the backfield would be amazing to watch.There's so many good backs that should be coming out this year.
I'm not advocating taking an offense over defense in the 1st round, but one player I believe will be there when we pick (somewhere between #25-32) that could be an interesting player to think about is Christian McCaffery. Basically, he's a better Dunbar. What's crazy is a team like the Pats will likely end up with a chance to take him and truly utilize him to his full potential.
McCaffery is a player I don't know how to feel about. One hand I think our offense is fine as is and a 3rd or 4th round wide receiver is all we need but on the other hand having a Darren Sproles type weapon to go along with Zeke in the backfield would be amazing to watch.
He most likely will.Lol at you people thinking he's going to last to the 3rd or 4th round
If he comes out, I don't think he lasts until the 3rd round. He is a prototypical, do-it-all, 3-down RBHe most likely will.
Thats what i was saying. If he is the RB that Hardline says he is then he wont make it out the 2nd. A 6'1" 250 lbs running back that can make plays like a speed back would surely go early.If he comes out, I don't think he lasts until the 3rd round. He is a prototypical, do-it-all, 3-down RB
Thats what i was saying. If he is the RB that Hardline says he is then he wont make it out the 2nd. A 6'1" 250 lbs running back that can make plays like a speed back would surely go early.