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Now that all the Mocks do not have us picking a TE (has to be a first in 6 years), I think Shanny may have Heath Miller targeted at #25. Just a few reasons why:
1. Red Zone scoring-Shanny loves a 2 TE set in the redzone and if Hape has been effective, imagine what a talented TE would do. 2. Great Value pick at 25- have you seen a list of best prospects that does not have this kid in top 25 overall? Most have him top 20. 3. We need Depth here-If Putz was to get hurt we would have Alexander as our primary TE. House is back at LT, Leach blows and Hape has more lives than a cat. 4. Not many would expect it-We all know how Shanny likes to shock the fans. Well I actually would really like the pick. Miller could actually make an impact this year. Could actually extend Rod's career another year if he didn't have to go over the middle so much. |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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I would agree with you if we didn't pick up Alexander. I wouldn't mind drafting him though. Anytime you can get the best player in a position you are not doing that bad. I don't think he makes it past NY though, or do they pick after us? Either way it should come down to Jets and the Bungals. |
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I was thinking along that way too, an offensive skill position player, like a Miller or a Jones, Jackson or Clayton. Who knows, tho.
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College: Southern Miss Height: 6-63/4 Position: Offensive Tackle Weight: 323 Class: Senior 40-Yard: 5.25 SCOUTING REPORT Strengths: Excellent size and a massive frame...Good athleticism and nimble feet...Has long arms which aid him as a pass blocker...Powerful and does a solid job as a run blocker...Smart player who graduated in 3 1/2 years...A team leader and captain. Weaknesses: Not as strong as you would like and needs to hit the weight room...Doesn't always play up to his physical ability...Inconsistent...Will improve in the running game as he gets stronger. Notes: Prospect who has a rare blend of size and athleticism...Has a lot of potential as well as the drive to succeed and improve...May have the potential to play left tackle in the NFL. He would fit our scheme and he is as close to a foster clone that we could draft at our position. I would hope that we would trade down if we intend on taking OL in round 1 to get extra picks. |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
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You may easily be right Ballhawk. Miller would fit nicely in this offense, I agree as a redzone TE he would more than likely play right away. On the other hand The Dave has been beating the David Baas drum for so long that I have begun to enjoy the tune. A talented OL guard would probably play very quick also. That being said I'm hoping we do trade down to gain more picks. I really don't think trading up is possible with out including future picks. I can't remember if Shanahan has ever used future picks.
I'm sure someone here on the mane would recall if he has? |
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If Denver wants a TE they should draft this guy.
Adam Bergen, Lehigh 6'4" 258 4.76 NFL comparison: Jason Witten, Cowboys Strengths: Shows terrific hads. Can catch the ball on the run adn makes catches over his shoulder. Is tough and aggressice after teh catch. Takes good angles into open-field blocks and is technically sound. Plays with a mean streak. Weakness: Must add bulk and strength in his lower body. Lacks great pop as a blocker. Struggles to hold his ground at the point of attack. Must improve at running routes; doesn't break crisply. Bottom line: Bergen's lack of quickness and speed raises concerns about his ability to separate from NFL defenders. He has enough potential to merit a fourth-round pick. Im not sure where he will go but he is my biggest sleeper of the draft IMHO. |
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Just Drafted
Join Date: Feb 2005
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If Shanny dont have much luck trading up in the draft, I say he takes the best available player on the board and hopefully its a WR.
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I'd rather get Alex Smith in the 2nd round.
If Miller does fall to our pick it'd be an excellent opportunity to trade out of the round, pick up an '06 first and hopefully an extra 3rd in this year's draft. |
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Adam Bergen
Position: TE College: Lehigh Projected Selection: Round5 MEASUREMENTS HEIGHT WEIGHT 40 TIME 6'5" 260 4.77 ATTRIBUTE SCORE SIZE SPEED STRENGTH ATHLETICISM XFACTOR 8 8 8 8 8 out of 10 out of 10 out of 10 out of 10 out of 10 EXCHANGE VALUE 45.0 Pros: D-IAA All star, is a dual threat, blocking and receiving, good and improving at both. Cons: Played against weaker competition, will go unnoticed by some teams. Draft Exchange Analysis: Why Lehigh?: “I chose Lehigh over other schools because of its great football reputation and its location in beautiful Southside Bethlehem” On the Lehigh coaching staff: “The coaches here take care of the players and offer great guidance on and off the field.” On the Lehigh football experience: “Being a part of the Lehigh football program has made me closer to my teammates.” Will be a force to be reckoned with throughout the Patriot league… last year…Sports Network, Associated Press, CSTV I-AA All American, First team all Patriot League and ECAC all star in his first year as a starter…recorded 70 receptions for 840 yards averaging 12 yards per catch and 6 touchdowns on the year…caught 9 passes for 101 yards and a touchdown in season opening win over Holy Cross…had 12 catches for 173 yards and a touchdown in win over Ivy League foe Princeton…caught 14 passes for 156 yards and three touchdowns in lopsided win over Georgetown…recorded 5 receptions for 67 yards in victory over archrival Lafayette… as a sophomore… caught 23 passes for 246 yards and three touchdowns… caught seven passes for 69 yards and a touchdown in comeback attempt against Colgate… had three catches for 49 yards and two touchdowns in opening win against Division I-A Buffalo… caught four passes for 38 yards against Pennsylvania… As a freshman… Played in every game as the backup tight end and in two tight end sets… had two catches for a total of 16 yards, both of which came against Fordham… In secondary school… Three-sport athlete lettering in football, basketball, and baseball… member of the Long Island Championship football team… team MVP as a junior… All-Conference and All-County basketball player. |
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49ers might take him #1 overall..... I mean I'd like him too...but not at #25. |
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The TE Alex Smith |
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I don't want a TE that early....... |
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Id be cool with Miller.
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Like I said I would be cool with Miller because hes the best at his position. Its not often you can leave the 25th pick and still say that. |
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Please NO DB or TE or in the first.
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I swear...I've said it all off-season like I knew "The Plan" If he's on the board...I think we take him at 25.
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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With Putz and Alexander, hopefully there is no way that we draft Heath Miller at #25. I think that he is slightly overrated just because he is the best tight end in the draft class. We need a playmaker whether it be a wide receiver or defensive back. I know some people want to go O line in the first round. There is plenty of good guards in the draft. We could get one in the second or third round, or later.
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