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I think that L. White has talent, dont get me wrong, but with our needs at DE, and WR/TE why all of this talk of taking a running back in the first?
We can pick yet another great back in the 2nd or third. I say the best defensive linemen that can apply pressure on the QB at 15 and then Jackson or Pope with the 2nd First Rounder. |
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Our problem on offense was that our weak WR corps rarely made the D pay for putting 8 in the box against the run. What would happen with a good WR opposite Rod or a good TE would be an opening up of both the passing and running games.We would run a lot better if the D had to respect our passing game. My conclusion? The breakthru player on O is a WR or TE. Just one more comment. We all remember the days when TD shredded everyone and think that a top running back would return us to those days. I don't think so. TD ran behind a tremendous passing offense. You put 8 in the box against us in 1998 and you paid big time. |
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We have nobody who steps up on offense to help us win. White can be that guy.
EVEN with our holes at pass rushing on the DL we still had one of the best defenses last year. We haven't lost anything from that defense and even if we have to stick by the blitz, we will get heat on the opposing offense. The key is getting somebody we can count on toting the rock in the backfield and possibly another red zone threat at the TE position. |
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I swear, people complain to no end about the Broncos red zone woes, yet don't want to make a move for someone who could help in that area because it's supposedly not a need.
LenDale White and Leonard Pope would go a long way towards curing what ails us in the red zone. |
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Again Denver had a very good Red Zone % last year. While no WR or TE stepped up our FB did have 5 td catches from Plummer. I still would love to add White or Pope, hell both of them, but there are other players I would like as well. I don't have just one guy I have to have this year. I never end up with that guy anyways so its safer for me this way.
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LW would be great, we need a finishing RB, but i would love a DE, and Chad Jackson in the 1st, RB from LSU (did you see his size/speed, 5'11" 215lbs and runs a 4.4!) then pick up byrd (TE USC) Lewis (UCLA) in 2nd (trade 2 3rds for it) or CU TE in the 3rd.
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I think we should package both picks to move up for either Mario Williams or Vernon Davis. Then with the second we take a DE or TE depending on whom we selected in the first. We can choose from whomever is left among Lewis, Klop, Byrd and Fasano at TE. We can choose among Tapp, Wimbley, Lawson, Kiwi and McClover at DE. I might even try to trade up to get Tapp in Rd. 2. I'd address WR in Round 3 if we haven't done so prior to the draft (Moulds, Walker).
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You can cross Wimbley, Lawson and Kiwanuka off the list of who the Broncos will have to choose from in round 2. They're choosing at the bottom of the round and those three will be gone long before their pick comes up. If it's a DE they want, it's going to have to happen in round 1. We don't have a 3rd round pick, we sent it to Atlanta in the deal for the 15th pick. |
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It's really strange, for all the people around here who bemoaned the loss of Clinton Portis, no one seems to want to bring someone in who could put up similar numbers. Well, people do want to bring that guy in, they just want us to stumble across him in the later rounds. ![]() I'm telling you, I can see LenDale White in this system giving us 1500 yards and 15 TD's as a rookie. Say what you will, that's worth a 1st round pick in my book. |
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I'd prefer to stay put at 15 and 22 myself, but I wouldn't complain if they traded up. Williams and Davis (along with Haloti Ngata) are players I'd be just fine with them moving up for. |
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I do believe that the addition of a blocking, pass-catching, dominent TE would help the running game AND passing game. Davis would be best, Pope would be useful, Lewis a bit less so.
I also think there needs to be some help for the Dline. I do not remember a time over the past four years that the hue and cry has not been over the need for a decent DE. There are only a few times teams have the opportunity to get a "francise" Dlineman, and I don't think the Broncos have ever done that. Maybe this is the year: Mario? It is gonna be interesting as to what actually comes down. I think they will stay put and take a DE at 15 and a TE at 29. I do not think they will do a RB in the first. I do believe they will take a Mike Bell or someone in that range later, but the emphasis will likely be on the DL and the TE. Is that real? Dunno. We'll see. |
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Thank you. It's my birthday and I started early.....
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Denver could imrove their red zone offense, especially near the goal line and without Mike there and Tatum having a hard time running between the tackles, White would be an excellent guy to do that. LenDale White isn't a moronic pick by any means. This kid has a nose for the endzone.
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