Jarrett possible a bust!?

Oh, and why aren't more people talking about Craig Davis and Anthony Gonzalez. Both of these may be available with our second rounder and will probably be better than a few of the afor mentioned guys.

 

Outside of the 1st round WR's I think we shoud look at Aundrea Allison form East Carolina. He's fast, good hands, hardworking, and loves to play. He is however a bit undersized at 6'0 195 lbs give or take 5 lbs, the level of competition, and needs to add some strength and weight as stated above.

Mike Walker is an intruiging WR as well. As well as Steve Smith I think any of those 3 would be good 3rd round pick or Mike Walker maybe even later like the 4th round or so at the latest.

Sleeper- Jacoby Jones WR Lane, I want him in round 4 or 5.

 

I'd take Jacoby Jones in 3 or 4. The closer it gets to draft time, the less likely I think he'll last to 5. Could be wrong. I'd really like to know how the Titans regard him. Once those top guys clear out, I can see him going pretty high. If we basically weren't going to go after a recognized top name in one or two, I'd take this guy with our third. I wouldn't be that upset. Then we'd get to hear him interviewed.

Put it this way: I'd take him in three just as soon, maybe sooner, than I would Dwayne Jarrett in two.

Pat Kirwan thinks we should take Jarrett in one. Will this be the last year the pundits can tie a USC player to Norm Chow, as far as being coached by him?

Bowe is who I'd take for the system, I think, bar none.

Meachem is the risk I'd take at the receiver position in round one.

 

Mike Walker caught my eye as well.

I also wonder how well (or Rice-like) David Ball will do in the NFL.

Still, if we could get Jacoby Jones in 4, that would be ideal. I'd about be willing to go all defense on day one. CB, DE, DT/S.

 

i dont want him because it doesnt take a 40 yard dash to tell he's slow. he doesnt have a burst, suddenness, quickness, he provides nothing after the catch, and he cant get off the line of scrimmage against press coverage, but aside from that he's all-world...

 

I'm with you on that. He'll be lucky to avg. 6 yds a catch.

 

Close this thread, its obvious a lack of knowlege was exposed in teh making of this

Jarret gets open, Jarret catches balls(Ginn cough Ginn), Jarret breaks tackles, Jarret walks into EZ, EZ gets points, points get winsIf I wanted to, I could replace every Jarrett with T.O, because that is what Jarrett is going to be, a T.O of Wrs.

If we told Jarrett we wanted 10 extra lbs of muscle added on during his rookie season and next offseason, id doubt there are much, if any corners that could even attempt to stick him at the line or force him outside

 

God, I hate to say this, but I'd like to see us get Meachem- if he's not there, then get Bowe. I'm not big on Ginn. He sounds fragile with his workout times and lingering foot problems. Bad injury for a WR to have, especially if it is effecting his straight line speed. No doubt his cuts would be severely effected.