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A verbis ad verbera
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Draft him Broncos! This kid would be so good for Tebow. IMO Tebow will need RBs and TEs who can catch the football and make plays for him. We have 2 2nd round picks so I think we can go defense and still take this guy in the top of the 2nd round. He's like a bigger better version of Scheffler. I love how he snatches the ball out of the air like it's easy for him.
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Here we go again. So, you want Peterson with the first pick and Rudolph with the next pick. And I guess thats because the defensive linemen in the mid 2nd and 3rd are as good as who is there earlier.
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I think Broncos can realistically have a shot at getting Jared Crick de/dt from Nebraska with the 2nd rounder from Miami. I think he's better for a 3-4 then either Darius or Fairley. Also the NT types can't go that high in the first or 2nd really. So if we are switching to a 4-3 then I say draft Dareus. If not then draft Peterson with the first, Rudolph with the 2nd, Crick with other 2nd. If you think that wouldn't be a good draft I think you are crazy. If anything Rudolph goes before we pick in 2nd and it's all moot. He's that good. Some good team low in the first round will take him and he will be a stud.
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We could take Bowers I guess but isn't he a 4-3 end?
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Rudolph is a solid TE from watching him play at ND. Not sure how well his game translates to the pros though. I would put him a shade below Fasano (another TE from ND).
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If Rudolph slips to our #2...I'd pull the trigger in a heart-beat. This kid is a difference maker and would be the perfect safety valve for Tim Tebow.
Think Jason Witten! And by the way...he most likely won't make it out of the 1st round! This team needs a stud TE...we are devoid of talent at that spot!!! I say...spend all the rest of our picks on Defense...but if Rudolph is their at #34...we should take him and not think twice about it! |
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exactly some people get it. This kid likely does go bottom of round one. We have tons of holes. Anyone who thinks the only problem is defensive line is crazy. We could use stud lbs, safetys, cbs, te's, rbs, og, oc, punt returner, DT, DE etc etc etc.
Rudolph is going to be a very good football player and we have 3 really good first day picks. It would be ok to go defense on 2 of them and a TE on another. Rudolph is that good. He could be a difference maker that send our offense into the really hard to stop category. 265 pounds, runs good routes, is fast, has great hands and can block. He's perfect for tebow. |
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We have a possible hole at RB also, should we move up to draft the Alabama kid instead of trying to get our D-line fixed? I'd much rather focus where we know for once the strength of the draft perfectly benefits us...with D-line guys. Why waste the opportunity to fix your entire defensive line in one draft if the opportunity is there to do so? We might need a TE now but we need trench help much more.
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When your team has tons of holes there is no reason to pigeon hole your draft. We should look to add defensive lineman but we could use some great linebackers, safetys, cbs, te's just as bad. I doubt that a situation arises where one position, defensive line, is the BPA every time you pick in the draft. It would be stupid to draft another Jarvis Moss because you wanted dline.
Rudolph is a blue chipper and would look fantastic in the Orange and Blue. Hell footsteps he would be your favorite rookie and fast. |
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Also I don't think RB near as weak as TE. Moreno, Buck are very avg but better then Quinn Graham I think. I don't really like Ingram that much though and don't see us in a good position to draft him.
Rudolph though could be hanging around at the end of the first round. With a high 2nd round pick we could maybe make a move. Later after he has scored about 60 tds you would like the pick. |
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I love to have some TE's on our stable.
We only have 6 picks going into this year's draft. More than half those 6 picks we would hope will go to the defense. Some pass catching TE's would be a nice addition... |
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Ive watched some ND games. Denver could do worse than take a flier on Rudolph in the 3rd if he is there. This offseason will be interesting.
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This free agency is going to be full of good tight ends.
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those lists never look as good after all the teams resign players. One interesting player would be Zach Miller in Oakland. Also Micheal Bush a nice big RB and is also a FA. There could be a chance Oak cant make a deal for all there FA.
Still though Id be interested to see your list of the plethora of TE available this yr is FA. |
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Pos Player Name FA Status Previous Team Current Team
TE Kevin Boss UFA New York Giants Free Agent TE Brent Celek Re-signed Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia Eagles TE Owen Daniels UFA Houston Texans Free Agent TE Vernon Davis UFA San Francisco 49ers Free Agent TE John Gilmore UFA Tampa Bay Buccaneers Free Agent TE Dan Gronkowski UFA Denver Broncos Free Agent TE Marcedes Lewis UFA Jacksonville Jaguars Free Agent TE Randy McMichael UFA San Diego Chargers Free Agent TE Zach Miller UFA Oakland Raiders Free Agent TE Dante Rosario UFA Carolina Panthers Free Agent TE Bo Scaife UFA Tennessee Titans Free Agent TE Stephen Spach UFA Arizona Cardinals Free Agent TE Jerramy Stevens UFA Tampa Bay Buccaneers Free Agent TE Ernest Wilford UFA Jacksonville Jaguars Free Agent TE Kellen Winslow UFA Cleveland Browns Free Agent Here is the list of Free Agents going into the offseason. Granted many will be resigned but there should be a few that leave their teams. Cutthemdown, I do agree with you that we need a receiving tight end BADLY. I see Tebow flourishing with a good receiving TE. |
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not at our 2nd or 3rd pick. Good to know Cut is one of the few that wants to go offense and not of a QB. **** TE that high. What good is that difference maker when we have stud receivers that can do the job offensively? We need defense, front 7, in the first 3 picks. Good TE have been picked farther down the draft very often (like our Sharpe and Chamberlian). Dont be screwing up our game plan Cut! Anyways, McD got us a very studly TE in Quinn. He even can catch a pass (yes, one pass).
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The team isn't going to fill all its needs in the draft, nor do it in one year. Rudolph isn't my ideal selection in the second, but he is worth it there to a team that has no pass catching threat at TE and will be changing to a scheme where they will likely have value, as most due, outside of what Josh was running here. People here want DL, but for you to keep trumpeting that we fail if it isn't a selection every time is false, and it is getting pretty damn annoying, but that is what you are good for Lex. |
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On a side note, arguing for getting a TE in free agency would is a good plan, that way you save the pick in the draft. In that list, there are quite a few quality tight ends, some of which are likely to be snapped up and re-signed. However, I wouldn't doubt that some of those players would like a change of scenery. Bo Scaife isn't a top-tier player on the list, but he provides a better receiving threat than Quinn and Graham, and what might lure him here is being from Denver. Maybe he'd like to come back home? It is a possibility, but there are 5-8 tight ends who are easy upgrades in FA over who we have now. We shall see. I like the FA better, now that the full list was given. |
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I'd only be okay with this if we got another 2nd for Orton, or we trade down from #2 and pick up another 2nd (or both!). We do need TE, but I'd rather go F/A with someone like Miller from Oakland. I'd also love to sign Michael Bush for RB depth and not have to worry about that in the draft either, then the only offense we should draft is late round OT for depth.
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