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starfrombirth;1415597 said:I would rather have Sidney Rice if he falls that far or Robert Meacham. Ginn just seems too small to me for todays NFL.
THUMPER;1415605 said:I don't believe that selecting Ginn at #22 would be the best value for that pick. He is a smallish guy who didn't perform well at the combine. There are still a lot of better players available in that draft after we pick.
I would rather take (in the order they are in the mock): CB Aaron Ross, S Michael Griffin, DE Jarvis Moss (projected to OLB), OG Ben Grubbs, OT Tony Ugoh, or OG Justin Blalock.
I just don't see Ginn being a big time NFL WR. He is a good player but not worth a first round selection IMO.
MichaelWinicki;1415616 said:It's an irrelevent mock (but aren't they all... )
We're trading down.
BrAinPaiNt;1415621 said:At this point I think that would be the smart move barring a player falling to us.
However that takes partners to do...I would also not rule out a trade up. Not saying I would want to give up picks but Jerry has tried to trade up or try to trade back up in the Julius Jones draft (tried to trade back up to get Kevin Jones) and in the Ware/Spears draft...thought they were going to miss out on spears and tried to trade up to get him.
Now if for some reason we could not trade up or down and we took Ginn I would not be upset and I will tell you why.
At this point there is not a must have position to draft. The closes at this point would be FS but I think Watkins can pan out at the position with an improved pass rush and a year of exp under his belt.
We also have two older WRs and normally a WR takes a year to get used to the NFL.
Ginn could be used in returns and he could be used in a 3 wr set on occasion.
People say he is small and will take time to learn the game, he would be given the chance to learn the game and improve on his route running abilities.
Look at these two players and what they did their first two years, I chose them as they are both smaller WRs with speed and elusive running abilities.
Santana Moss.
His first two years he had a total of 473 receiving yards and 4 TDs.
He actually had more yards in the return game with 495 yards and 2 TDs.
I think he has turned out ok since then.
Steve Smith
His first two years he had 1026 receiving yards (only 154 his first year) with 3 TDs (zero his first year).
He actually had more yards in the return game with 2002 yards and 2 TDs.
I think he turned out ok.
So I would not mind him if we took him. Nobody knows if he will turn out to be like those two down the road but I think he can wind up being pretty similar.
BrAinPaiNt;1415621 said:At this point I think that would be the smart move barring a player falling to us.
However that takes partners to do...I would also not rule out a trade up. Not saying I would want to give up picks but Jerry has tried to trade up or try to trade back up in the Julius Jones draft (tried to trade back up to get Kevin Jones) and in the Ware/Spears draft...thought they were going to miss out on spears and tried to trade up to get him.
Now if for some reason we could not trade up or down and we took Ginn I would not be upset and I will tell you why.
At this point there is not a must have position to draft. The closes at this point would be FS but I think Watkins can pan out at the position with an improved pass rush and a year of exp under his belt.
We also have two older WRs and normally a WR takes a year to get used to the NFL.
Ginn could be used in returns and he could be used in a 3 wr set on occasion.
People say he is small and will take time to learn the game, he would be given the chance to learn the game and improve on his route running abilities.
Look at these two players and what they did their first two years, I chose them as they are both smaller WRs with speed and elusive running abilities.
Santana Moss.
His first two years he had a total of 473 receiving yards and 4 TDs.
He actually had more yards in the return game with 495 yards and 2 TDs.
I think he has turned out ok since then.
Steve Smith
His first two years he had 1026 receiving yards (only 154 his first year) with 3 TDs (zero his first year).
He actually had more yards in the return game with 2002 yards and 2 TDs.
I think he turned out ok.
So I would not mind him if we took him. Nobody knows if he will turn out to be like those two down the road but I think he can wind up being pretty similar.
MichaelWinicki;1415625 said:I think that makes a certain amount of sense Brain. Which is pretty good for you considering it's Sunday morning.
MichaelWinicki;1415616 said:It's an irrelevent mock (but aren't they all... )
We're trading down.
amuze;1415560 said:IMHO, Ginn Jr. has NO business going in the 1st round. OSU fanboys can proceed to flame.
ZeroClub;1415644 said:I agree with BP.
The trade partners have gotta be there.
Jerry will consider moving up, moving back, and standing pat. One of Jerry's strengths is that he always considers all of the angles....
It often takes WRs a year to get acclimated and the Cowboys will almost certainly need a new WR who is ready to play in 2008.
And Ginn is frighteningly fast...
I'd like that kind of move, personally.
starfrombirth;1415597 said:I would rather have Sidney Rice if he falls that far
I think a CB is more likely than WR.BrAinPaiNt;1415646 said:It must be noted that although I could see the reasons behind it and I would be ok with it.
I do not see it happening at this time. I don't think Jerry will take a WR in the first round this year.