labronx
09-05-2005, 12:53 PM
Ill be stating the obvious here allot. Just want to review and see what others think.
Offense
NUM NAME POS AGE HT WT EXP COLLEGE
16 Jake Plummer QB 30 6-2 212 9 Arizona State
11 Bradlee Van Pelt QB 25 6-2 220 1 Colorado State
38 Mike Anderson RB 31 6-0 230 6 Utah
26 Tatum Bell RB 24 5-11 213 2 Oklahoma State
33 Ron Dayne RB 27 5-10 245 6 Wisconsin
39 Kyle Johnson RB 26 6-0 242 3 Syracuse
37 Cecil Sapp RB 26 5-11 229 3 Colorado State
81 Charlie Adams WR 25 6-2 190 3 Hofstra
14 Todd Devoe WR 25 6-2 198 1 Central Missouri State
85 Ashley Lelie WR 25 6-3 200 4 Hawaii
19 Jerry Rice WR 42 6-2 200 21 Mississippi Valley State
80 Rod Smith WR 35 6-0 200 11 Missouri Southern State
17 Darius Watts WR 23 6-2 190 2 Marshall
82 Stephen Alexander TE 29 6-4 250 8 Oklahoma
84 Wesley Duke TE 24 6-5 225 R Mercer
89 Nate Jackson TE 26 6-3 235 3 Menlo
83 Mike Leach TE 28 6-2 245 6 William & Mary
88 Jeb Putzier TE 26 6-4 256 4 Boise State
66 Tom Nalen C 34 6-3 286 12 Boston College
77 Dwayne Carswell OT 33 6-3 290 12 Liberty
72 George Foster OT 25 6-5 338 3 Georgia
74 Cornell Green OT 29 6-6 315 6 UCF
78 Matt Lepsis OT 31 6-4 290 9 Colorado
65 Cooper Carlisle OG 28 6-5 295 6 Florida
50 Ben Hamilton OG 28 6-4 283 5 Minnesota
Defense
NUM NAME POS AGE HT WT EXP COLLEGE
98 Courtney Brown DE 27 6-4 285 6 Penn State
92 Marco Coleman DE 35 6-3 270 14 Georgia Tech
91 Ebenezer Ekuban DE 29 6-3 275 7 North Carolina
60 John Engelberger DE 28 6-4 268 6 Virginia Tech
90 Chukie Nwokorie DE 30 6-3 285 6 Purdue
93 Trevor Pryce DE 30 6-5 286 9 Clemson
76 Michael Myers DT 29 6-2 300 8 Alabama
75 Monsanto Pope DT 27 6-3 300 4 Virginia
97 Demetrin Veal DT 24 6-2 288 3 Tennessee
61 Gerard Warren DT 27 6-4 325 5 Florida
51 Keith Burns LB 33 6-2 235 12 Oklahoma State
54 Patrick Chukwurah LB 26 6-1 250 5 Wyoming
52 Ian Gold LB 27 6-0 223 6 Michigan
53 Louis Green LB 25 6-3 228 2 Alcorn State
55 D.J. Williams LB 23 6-1 242 2 Miami (FL)
56 Al Wilson LB 28 6-0 240 7 Tennessee
45 Roc Alexander CB 23 5-10 190 2 Washington
24 Champ Bailey CB 27 6-0 192 7 Georgia
22 Domonique Foxworth CB 22 5-11 180 R Maryland
41 Karl Paymah CB 22 6-0 200 R Washington State
35 Lenny Walls CB 25 6-4 195 4 Boston College
27 Darrent Williams CB 22 5-8 188 R Oklahoma State
34 Marques Anderson S 26 5-11 210 4 UCLA
42 Sam Brandon S 26 6-2 200 4 UNLV
25 Nick Ferguson S 30 5-11 201 6 Georgia Tech
47 John Lynch S 33 6-2 220 13 Stanford
32 Chris Young S 25 6-0 210 3 Georgia Tech
Kicker/Punter
NUM NAME POS AGE HT WT EXP COLLEGE
1 Jason Elam K 35 5-11 200 13 Hawaii
3 Paul Ernster K 23 6-0 217 R Northern Arizona
10 Todd Sauerbrun P 32 5-10 215 11 West Virginia
QB-- I guess with Rice's apparent retirement we MAY bring back Mauck or sign a new QB (hoping for).
RB-Watching Dayne run, he looks so good even he could be a change of pace for MA. Griffin gone brings this board closure. Bell looks like he may be coming around.
WR- Devoe plays, he blocks and causes fumbles, hes a player. Adams has gritt, looks smaller than his 6-2 190 though. Watts is Rod Smith in terms of droppin passes. Time. Watt's catch over the shoulder in the endzone was extremely difficult.
TE- I guess Stephen Alexander must be that much better of a blocker than Jeb? Who would have EVER though this guy would become the starter. Jeb better watch out cuzz here comes Nate. Wesly Duke has one more year hopefully hes not our NEXT MATT DOMINGUEZ (cough... cough.. TonyGonzales!!!)
Peple cried about Patrick Hape? man so what is Mike Leach?
OL -- SEE QB
DL--Can SOMEONE please provide some good insight on Demetrin Veal.
Thanks!
LB--I like this unit it looks like the best weve had.
DB- I like the fact that we still have our three Rookie CBs but none from last year. I never liked the LaSeur pick and was hopin Shoate would turn out instead.
I like that Roc is still around, No need to comment on Darrent we all know. I like Marques Anderson on this team. It may give our D that REAL NASTY side its been lacking. I even like the flag he got in the ARI game, all though not allot.
Let me know what you think.
Offense
NUM NAME POS AGE HT WT EXP COLLEGE
16 Jake Plummer QB 30 6-2 212 9 Arizona State
11 Bradlee Van Pelt QB 25 6-2 220 1 Colorado State
38 Mike Anderson RB 31 6-0 230 6 Utah
26 Tatum Bell RB 24 5-11 213 2 Oklahoma State
33 Ron Dayne RB 27 5-10 245 6 Wisconsin
39 Kyle Johnson RB 26 6-0 242 3 Syracuse
37 Cecil Sapp RB 26 5-11 229 3 Colorado State
81 Charlie Adams WR 25 6-2 190 3 Hofstra
14 Todd Devoe WR 25 6-2 198 1 Central Missouri State
85 Ashley Lelie WR 25 6-3 200 4 Hawaii
19 Jerry Rice WR 42 6-2 200 21 Mississippi Valley State
80 Rod Smith WR 35 6-0 200 11 Missouri Southern State
17 Darius Watts WR 23 6-2 190 2 Marshall
82 Stephen Alexander TE 29 6-4 250 8 Oklahoma
84 Wesley Duke TE 24 6-5 225 R Mercer
89 Nate Jackson TE 26 6-3 235 3 Menlo
83 Mike Leach TE 28 6-2 245 6 William & Mary
88 Jeb Putzier TE 26 6-4 256 4 Boise State
66 Tom Nalen C 34 6-3 286 12 Boston College
77 Dwayne Carswell OT 33 6-3 290 12 Liberty
72 George Foster OT 25 6-5 338 3 Georgia
74 Cornell Green OT 29 6-6 315 6 UCF
78 Matt Lepsis OT 31 6-4 290 9 Colorado
65 Cooper Carlisle OG 28 6-5 295 6 Florida
50 Ben Hamilton OG 28 6-4 283 5 Minnesota
Defense
NUM NAME POS AGE HT WT EXP COLLEGE
98 Courtney Brown DE 27 6-4 285 6 Penn State
92 Marco Coleman DE 35 6-3 270 14 Georgia Tech
91 Ebenezer Ekuban DE 29 6-3 275 7 North Carolina
60 John Engelberger DE 28 6-4 268 6 Virginia Tech
90 Chukie Nwokorie DE 30 6-3 285 6 Purdue
93 Trevor Pryce DE 30 6-5 286 9 Clemson
76 Michael Myers DT 29 6-2 300 8 Alabama
75 Monsanto Pope DT 27 6-3 300 4 Virginia
97 Demetrin Veal DT 24 6-2 288 3 Tennessee
61 Gerard Warren DT 27 6-4 325 5 Florida
51 Keith Burns LB 33 6-2 235 12 Oklahoma State
54 Patrick Chukwurah LB 26 6-1 250 5 Wyoming
52 Ian Gold LB 27 6-0 223 6 Michigan
53 Louis Green LB 25 6-3 228 2 Alcorn State
55 D.J. Williams LB 23 6-1 242 2 Miami (FL)
56 Al Wilson LB 28 6-0 240 7 Tennessee
45 Roc Alexander CB 23 5-10 190 2 Washington
24 Champ Bailey CB 27 6-0 192 7 Georgia
22 Domonique Foxworth CB 22 5-11 180 R Maryland
41 Karl Paymah CB 22 6-0 200 R Washington State
35 Lenny Walls CB 25 6-4 195 4 Boston College
27 Darrent Williams CB 22 5-8 188 R Oklahoma State
34 Marques Anderson S 26 5-11 210 4 UCLA
42 Sam Brandon S 26 6-2 200 4 UNLV
25 Nick Ferguson S 30 5-11 201 6 Georgia Tech
47 John Lynch S 33 6-2 220 13 Stanford
32 Chris Young S 25 6-0 210 3 Georgia Tech
Kicker/Punter
NUM NAME POS AGE HT WT EXP COLLEGE
1 Jason Elam K 35 5-11 200 13 Hawaii
3 Paul Ernster K 23 6-0 217 R Northern Arizona
10 Todd Sauerbrun P 32 5-10 215 11 West Virginia
QB-- I guess with Rice's apparent retirement we MAY bring back Mauck or sign a new QB (hoping for).
RB-Watching Dayne run, he looks so good even he could be a change of pace for MA. Griffin gone brings this board closure. Bell looks like he may be coming around.
WR- Devoe plays, he blocks and causes fumbles, hes a player. Adams has gritt, looks smaller than his 6-2 190 though. Watts is Rod Smith in terms of droppin passes. Time. Watt's catch over the shoulder in the endzone was extremely difficult.
TE- I guess Stephen Alexander must be that much better of a blocker than Jeb? Who would have EVER though this guy would become the starter. Jeb better watch out cuzz here comes Nate. Wesly Duke has one more year hopefully hes not our NEXT MATT DOMINGUEZ (cough... cough.. TonyGonzales!!!)
Peple cried about Patrick Hape? man so what is Mike Leach?
OL -- SEE QB
DL--Can SOMEONE please provide some good insight on Demetrin Veal.
Thanks!
LB--I like this unit it looks like the best weve had.
DB- I like the fact that we still have our three Rookie CBs but none from last year. I never liked the LaSeur pick and was hopin Shoate would turn out instead.
I like that Roc is still around, No need to comment on Darrent we all know. I like Marques Anderson on this team. It may give our D that REAL NASTY side its been lacking. I even like the flag he got in the ARI game, all though not allot.
Let me know what you think.