BigTrev34 wrote:Stafford is #1 plain and simple. He has all the physical tools. Thats what matters, bc it is hard to predict a QBs intangibles, so they go by physical skills. And who should beat Satfford out. Curry? Crabtree? Jason Smith? I think Josh Freeman will end up being better than Sanchez and Stafford, but Im in the minority.ThunderReb wrote:Then, enlighten me on a few questions i have, please:drock1313 wrote: Me too!
1- Do they really think Stafford could go #1? He's a choke star in my opinion and can't lead a team to the big win.....
2- How far does Smith drop after leaving combine? does this affect Oher?
3- What's the word on Sanford? How high is he guessed to go?
4- Any other Rebels being considered?
Thanks, in advance.....just some things i've wondered and haven't had the time to look up......
Smith is said to fall outta the first possibly, but no one honestly knows yet. Oher is now ahead of him
Sanford could get drafted in the 6-7 rounds but will probably be a UFA. Which is good for him bc he can kinda pick which team he wants to play for. Look how BJGE did as a UFA.
Others
A Palmer - Late rounds or UFA
Oher and Peria - Mid to late 1stm sure you knew that)
M Wallace - Late 2nd - early 3rd
T Fein - possible UFA - will get a shot at training camp
I agree with you, but I have read (and heard on Sirrius NFL radio) that detroit (with a little d until they win a game) is going to name Culpepper the starter and draft a tackle. I don't think Smith will get out of the first round, he has to many physical tools. Finding a good left tackle is like finding a wife who understands why you will spend 17 hours in one weekend watching the draft. Wallace mid-late 3rd, Oher depends on his pro day IMO. He had an okay showing at the combine. Curry could go 2 or 3, I don't see someone (wait detroit might based on their history) paying a linebacker 1st pick money. I also think Freeman could be a great pro-qb. I live in Kansas now (military)and, I got to see him play a couple of times.