re: RMD- Vote on 107

This is starting to resemble a bunch of proud moms at a baby beauty pageant.

I was thinking the same thing. I look at the second round of the supplemental draft and I really don't know that I'll take anyone. I'm really happy with the guys I chose late and I wanna see it play out.

Also, I'm perfectly willing and capable of giving props to other teams. I'm not thrilled about any one specific area of my team but I think it has potential and I'm excited to see how things go.

BASED ON WHO POSTED THEIR ROSTERS on 100-104:

I think Flask has the best RB duo.

Crowbar, Lynx and GulfCoast have a hell of a group of O-lineman, but I think I have the best group if I say so myself.

Lot of teams with good WR's.

MGD and Dan's secondarys look really good.
My secondary is probably my weak point. I like Hicks and Dent, but no one special back there.

BCF may have the best QB pick in Cam Newton. (although my guy will be a stat machine) BCF also has a really good group of LBers.
I'm really like my Linebacking group of Josh Shirley (UCLA), Scott McVey (Ohio State), Prince Shembo (Notre Dame) and DE/LB Christian Jones (Florida State).


Who thinks they have the best defensive line? Mine is solid, but not special.

My team goes as follows:


OFFENSE
QB: Tyler Bray
RB: Mustafa Greene
FB: Maurice Hagens
WR: Dyjuan Lewis
WR: Anthony Creesy
TE: Trent Smiley
OT: James Hurst
OG: Erik Kohler
OC: Alex Hill
OG: Johnnie Farms
OT: Chaz Green


DEFENSE
DE: Jacques Smith
DT: Ricky Heimuli
DT: Josh Watson
DE: Jordan Allen
LB: Kevin Pierre-Louis
MLB: Justin Parker
LB: Travis Williams
CB: Robert Woods
SS: Chris Badger
FS: Theron Norman
CB: Toney Hurd Jr.

Bonus Picks:
Austin White, RB
Brandon Smith, CB

My team really doesn't have much flash, but I would take this team in a dogfight against any. They might not win many going away, but my defense and balanced offense would do its job.

To answer your question Suntiger, I think my D-line should be ranked high. Maybe not at the top, but high enough.

I don't know where Harry is, but I'll skip if he doesn't show soon...

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Sun.............you owe me for Prince Shembo.

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I'll trade you for Chris Martin if you really want him back.

I'll take Carlos Thompson DE Ole Miss. I'll throw back Bronson Kafusi DE BYU. I like Kafusi, but Carlos Thompson was the only guy left on the list that I was willing to throw somebody back for. I was obsessed with Kafusi's potential as just a mammoth DE, but I'm gonna go with more of a sure thing in Carlos Thompson. Thompson is 6'5 225 straight muscle. Rivals has him at 4.6 in the 40.


Since this leaves me with really two DE's who are mostly pass-rushers, I will take Davidell Collins DE Oklahoma State. Collins is a much better against the run.

Woods is the only guy I am not sure aboot. His comparison on Rivals is to Charles Woodson, so I could see him playing CB, as well as KR/PR, with a mixture of offense at WR.

Another thing is that there are soooo many receivers at USCw, that the quickest way to get him on the field, would be at CB.

As I said before, not too flashy. But don't confuse that with not good. Creecy and Lewis both have great ball and route skills. But more importantly, very little depth in front of them. Both have great chances to start for three plus years. As for RB, go look at Greene's film and see what he could do. If he stays healthy, he will have a more than solid career.

Secondary is my weak point, especially if Woods ends up on offense. If Hurd was an inch or two taller, he would have been top 30 in the country. Badger, my SS, is ridiculous. Watching his film, when he hits you, you stop! Theron was a shot in the dark, but also has very little depth in front, so lots of playing time will be coming his way.

I prided myself on getting good line play, and it paid off big time. I am very strong at line, on both sides of the ball.

Bump