Why is everyone so hot on McFadden?
Being an SEC football junkie having gone to school and Florida, I do not think he is as unbelievable a player as everyone makes him out to be.
He runs a little too upright for my liking, and trust me, he is no Eric Dickerson to he will probably get a few too many kill shots in the NFL. The SEC's best defenses have neutralized him.
Last year he had Mitch Mustain to relieve some of the pressure, but I have seen better runners out of the SEC in the past decade, Travis Henry / Jamal Lewis / Sean Alexander all come to mind. I think he is good, but I wouldn't spend a high #1 draft pick on him. I would even say he is the second best rusher this year behind Mike Hart. Now there is a guy carrying a horrible team on his shoulders.
Now why is everyone so HOT on DeShaun Jackson?
Looks like another Ted Ginn / Reggie Bush pick to me. Now everyone will tell me what about that game on Sunday when Reggie slashed the Seahawks on all those runs. Well that won't last long and quite frankly, the seahawks suck.
Bush can't outrun everyone and eventually one of the defenses will figure it out and everyone else will copy the game plan. Without a Deuce McAllister to carry the load, Reggie Bush is average.
Unless DeShaun Jackson has a good number 1 receiver to play off of, he will be relegated to being average. Waste of a good pick if you ask me.
How about I be the first one to say it because no one else will.
If Denver feels the need to move up in the draft and get a top 10 pick (which I don't think they will) they need to get some gumption and go after Glenn Dorsey. That guy is worth the price of admission and would be a good start at fixing our biggest problem, the interior defensive line. All these other bozos chatting about RB's and WR's are just fools. Screw MdFadden and Jackson, I want them to pick a big boy, that can play down in the middle and control the gaps.
IMO, The three hardest positions to fill on the field are, in order, QB, CB, DT.
The fourth is Left Tackle and I would venture to say after that it would be a toss up between Center (the guy who anchors the line and potentially calls the protection) and WR. We don't need another running back.
We addressed two of the three positions effectively, now we need to address DT in the first round.