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Assumptions:
We re-sign Hamlin for a 5 yr deal
We re-sign Flo for a 3 yr deal
J Jones, Glenn, Davis, and Reeves all gone.
In FA
We sign a potential number 2 WR (Hackett, Gage, A Davis for example)
We sign a vet RB (Fargis, Ward, T Bell, Moore, R Cartwright, for example)
We sign a vet number 3 CB (Springs, Florence)
Round 1
A. M Kelly, WR Oklahoma State
We will groom a potential number 1 wideout when TO retires in the next 2-3 years. If not this year, when? Our WR group would look like TO - FA acquisiton - Crayton - Kelly - Stanback - Hurd. That group looks pretty solid.
B. D. Rodgers-Cromartie, CB/S Tenn State
Cromartie also lined up at FS at the Senior Bowl practices. He was possibly the best cover corner at the Senior Bowl. He gives us versatility in the Secondary, and an exceptional athlete to groom for Henry's position down the line. Plus, he could also return kicks, an added bonus.
Round 2
J Charles, RB Texas
He would be a nice complement to MBIII. Excellent talent.
Round 3
H Benedict, OT Newberry
He also projects to Guard and provides flexibility on the OL. He could potentially play all the positions on the OL, except maybe Center. He's got very good size, quickness, and athletic ability, and Houck should be able to mould him into a good one. His knock is that he comes from a small school.
Round 4
Red Bryant, DT Texas A&M
We continue to build our lines. The NFC East is a smash mouth division. Comparions have been made between Bryant and Williams of SD. Bryant isn't there yet, but he's got the size and ability to get there with solid coaching. Wade is the guy to do it. Plus, Fergy isn't getting any younger. We need to groom a replacement, and it usually takes DT a year or two to prepare.
Round 5
P Hillis, FB Arkansas
Hillis and D Anderson will make a very good FB duo. Hillis adds yet another dimension to our offense. Let's see, we've got TEs who can catch, an improving WR corps upgraded via FA and the Draft, and a Pro Bowl QB and RB. Are you going to cover Hillis with your LB? Lot's of potential mismatches.
Round 6
J Johnson, QB San Diego
We will groom Johnson to be our number 2 in another 2 years.
Round 7
J Dingle, DE WVU
Maybe a bit of an enigma, but in 2007 he had 19 TFL and 9.0 sacks. He's got nice size as well for a 3-4 OLB. Well, it is the 7th round . . . .
We re-sign Hamlin for a 5 yr deal
We re-sign Flo for a 3 yr deal
J Jones, Glenn, Davis, and Reeves all gone.
In FA
We sign a potential number 2 WR (Hackett, Gage, A Davis for example)
We sign a vet RB (Fargis, Ward, T Bell, Moore, R Cartwright, for example)
We sign a vet number 3 CB (Springs, Florence)
Round 1
A. M Kelly, WR Oklahoma State
We will groom a potential number 1 wideout when TO retires in the next 2-3 years. If not this year, when? Our WR group would look like TO - FA acquisiton - Crayton - Kelly - Stanback - Hurd. That group looks pretty solid.
B. D. Rodgers-Cromartie, CB/S Tenn State
Cromartie also lined up at FS at the Senior Bowl practices. He was possibly the best cover corner at the Senior Bowl. He gives us versatility in the Secondary, and an exceptional athlete to groom for Henry's position down the line. Plus, he could also return kicks, an added bonus.
Round 2
J Charles, RB Texas
He would be a nice complement to MBIII. Excellent talent.
Round 3
H Benedict, OT Newberry
He also projects to Guard and provides flexibility on the OL. He could potentially play all the positions on the OL, except maybe Center. He's got very good size, quickness, and athletic ability, and Houck should be able to mould him into a good one. His knock is that he comes from a small school.
Round 4
Red Bryant, DT Texas A&M
We continue to build our lines. The NFC East is a smash mouth division. Comparions have been made between Bryant and Williams of SD. Bryant isn't there yet, but he's got the size and ability to get there with solid coaching. Wade is the guy to do it. Plus, Fergy isn't getting any younger. We need to groom a replacement, and it usually takes DT a year or two to prepare.
Round 5
P Hillis, FB Arkansas
Hillis and D Anderson will make a very good FB duo. Hillis adds yet another dimension to our offense. Let's see, we've got TEs who can catch, an improving WR corps upgraded via FA and the Draft, and a Pro Bowl QB and RB. Are you going to cover Hillis with your LB? Lot's of potential mismatches.
Round 6
J Johnson, QB San Diego
We will groom Johnson to be our number 2 in another 2 years.
Round 7
J Dingle, DE WVU
Maybe a bit of an enigma, but in 2007 he had 19 TFL and 9.0 sacks. He's got nice size as well for a 3-4 OLB. Well, it is the 7th round . . . .
