Even with the Pacman deal

i'd say that's pretty much the consensus breakdown on him.

 

Yeah you'll say that now.. But when he comes into the League and beasts all over defences what are you gonna say?

Im tellin ya. It would be wise for us to take a look at him.

 

Im tellin ya hes gonna be the next Steve Smith. A faster Smith. Heck even faster then Stallworth...

 

IMO if one of the top DEs isn't available at #19 and we choose not to grab one of the two top CBs our best bet is to trade down and try to get another 2nd or 3rd round pick.

The most value in the draft might be the second or third rounds where the second tier players at CB, DE and WR are not a huge drop off.

 

I think VY throws a great deep ball... in fact, I would venture to say that when he's throwing deep on the run, he's the most accurate, followed by just throwing deep. The problem with the deepball this year has been the dropped passes. Remember Roydell dropping a perfect bomb in preseason, Bennett dropping a perfect bomb at the beginning of the second houston game? He throws the deep ball just fine.

VY has most of his passing trouble in the within 5-15 yard range. He's just not very accurate. Especially towards the end of the reason, his short passes were consistantly too high. The recievers would have to jump up to catch the ball, precluding any decent yardard after catch.

Anyway, I just wanted to defend vy's deep ball. I think it's good.

 

you don't a player round one to just return kicks, if we take him as a WR and he also happens to run back kicks, that's fine, but suggesting that we use our first rounder on a guy that's only hitting the field as a return guy, that's a wasted pick.

 

Oh yeah, not to mention Wade dropping the winning TD in the first Colts game that kept us, in the end, from being in the playoffs. Can't forget that one, either.