Jake Long goes #1

[Savstyle 10+ year member]

Supposedly Kiffin told Davis to be quiet and to let him pick who he wants???

callin BS

When Kiffin says this during an interview and i see then ill beleive it. Until then it didnt happen. Kiffin is scared of davis. Hes crazy old ****er

 

[konechiwa 10+ year member]

Look at Orlando Pace. Number 1 pick from Ohio State. Something like 7 probowls in 11 years 2 suberbowl rings. Solid OT at number 1.

Orlando Pace is much better then Jake Long will ever be.

 

[95ZJ 10+ year member]

Reciever's in this draft are not worth it. At least not for 1st round picks. This draft has good depth in many positions.

I like Limas Sweed and Devin Thomas, both quality first round receivers.

 

[themommyvan 10+ year member]

Orlando Pace is much better then Jake Long will ever be.

Only time will tell.

 

[95ZJ 10+ year member]

Add James Hardy to that list too, excellent vertical threat with his size and speed.

 

[Savstyle 10+ year member]

Look at Orlando Pace. Number 1 pick from Ohio State. Something like 7 probowls in 11 years 2 suberbowl rings. Solid OT at number 1.

That doesnt happen often, Look at gallery for the raiders

Hes good now

But no Pace thats for **** sure.

 

[konechiwa 10+ year member]

I like Limas Sweed and Devin Thomas, both quality first round receivers.

I like Thomas better then Sweed but I don't think either is worth anything more then a low (24 and below) 1st round pick.

Only time will tell.

I have no doubt Long will be quite good. But Orlando Pace is an amazing left tackle.

 

[maldecido33 10+ year member]

They should trade down with the Cowboys (for McFadden) and nab Gosder Cerillious and Branden Albert.

We don't want McFadden; we want lil' bro Felix Long (I think thats his last name)

 

[95ZJ 10+ year member]

We don't want McFadden; we want lil' bro Felix Long (I think thats his last name)

Felix Jones, and I don't think he's big enough to make it in the league.

But then again, how tall was Barry Sanders?//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif.

 

[konechiwa 10+ year member]

Felix Jones, and I don't think he's big enough to make it in the league.
But then again, how tall was Barry Sanders?//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif.

barry sanders was the best player on that team. He was un****ingbelievable.

 

[big_mofo 10+ year member]

like its been said before, it doesnt matter if you have a great qb or rb. if you have a shitty line then there performance is very limited. a qb is only as good as his line allows. take the patriots for instance. yes tom is very talented, but, if he didnt have an awesome line, he would be shit. for building the team from the ground up, that was a great position to fill. now they just need to get the rest of the team organized

 

[ownage9 10+ year member]

dolphins going to be pciking first again next season too lol, im glad a michigan boy went first. hes going to go to miami for 5 years (which is how long its gonna take for miami to get good) then get a huge contract somewhere else like most o-lineman do. BEAST

 

[Maddogg7888 10+ year member]

T Art Shell (Maryland-Eastern Shore)

Drafted by: Raiders, third round, No. 80 overall, 1968

The massive tackle was a big part of one of the league's premier offensive lines and helped make the Silver and Black a perennial contender. An eight-time Pro Bowler who helped the Raiders win Super Bowls XI and XV, Shell was enshrined in Canton in 1989.

T Rayfield Wright (Fort Valley State)

Drafted by: Cowboys, seventh round, No. 182 overall, 1967

One of only 15 players to play in at least five Super Bowls, Wright finally became a fixture at right tackle after also seeing action at tight end and on defense in his first three seasons. The massive blocker was named to six Pro Bowls and was a member of the NFL's all-decade team of the 1970s.

C Mike Webster (Wisconsin)

Drafted by: Steelers, fifth round, No. 125 overall, 1974

The fourth Hall of Famer from the Steelers' incredible 1974 draft, powerful Webster was a vital cog in Pittsburgh's offensive front, and his ability to handle defenders one-on-one was huge. The former Badger was named to nine Pro Bowls.

G Mark Schlereth (Idaho)

Drafted by: Redskins, 10th round, No. 263 overall, 1989

The standout offensive lineman out of little known Idaho overcame numerous surgeries, played a dozen seasons with the Redskins (six) and Broncos (six), was a member of three Super Bowl championship squads and went to the Pro Bowl twice.

OL Jesse Sapolu (Hawaii)

Drafted by: 49ers, 11th round, No. 289 overall, 1983

Bill Walsh made a habit of finding draft gems and found a great one in Sapolu. A starter at left guard in Super Bowls XXIII and XXIX and center in Super Bowl XXIV, Sapolu was also named to a pair of Pro Bowls.

You can find great lineman anywhere in the draft, theres a difference between lineman that can bench 500lbs and run a 5.0 sec 40, and guys who are just great football players

 

[btdickey99 5,000+ posts]

Ellis just seems like a better franchise investment than Dorsey, and the Cowboys better not ****ing draft McFadden. I swear to hell and back I'll become a Bengals fan if Jerry pulls that shit out of his ***.

as long as Al Davis is managing that team, they will not go to the superbowl.

x2

 

[95ZJ 10+ year member]

barry sanders was the best player on that team. He was un****ingbelievable.

Exactly, his caliber of playing ability is rare. I'd still rather have Emmitt Smith over him though.