Do you think DeAngelo Williams is the best running back coming out draft?
440269
Yes! I think the only reason he isn't considered to be so good is because Memphis didnt have a great season so DeAngelo's season was overshadowed by that. Reggie Bush on the other hand is exceptionally good but c'mon, with the holes that USC's O-line created for him...any running back could've scored. Memphis didn't hav a good O-line at all but DeAngelo Williams was still able to make stuff out of it. If that were Reggie Bush instead of DeAngelo Williams playing for Memphis, Reggie wouldn't have been able to score so much. DeAngelo Williams is the best running back in the draft right now. I dont care what anyone else says.
891577
not great back you got there, but i would sit leon, he is not very good and splitting time, i would go with jones-drew, and willams jones-drew is a play maker and can get you some points receving and rushing if he get the ball in his hands and williams is a strong runner with the same thing can rack up some yards if he get the ball in his hands
440927
No. Most likely he will be the 3rd RB picked (No.27 at Carolina most likely)
353656
Are you kidding. If they don't take Reggie Bush they are idiots. He is probably the most versatile player in this years draft and probably the last 10 years. He has the shiftiness and breakaway speed the Barry Sanders had, but has the hands and ability to catch of a wide receiver, and can return kicks. He is the whole package. \n\nThe only reason you are hearing about Mario Williams is to throw other teams off into thinking they might not take Reggie Bush and to see how other teams rate Reggie. They will definitely take Reggie Bush.
1150932
Definatly. I use to think that Priest Holmes was the best but he was injured and has never come back. But if you can sub for Holmes without missing a beat then you are definatly one of the best. What makes him the best is that he isnt on a strong team when Alexander was on one of the 3 best teams in football last year. If your looking at this year than you choose Johnson as the better runningback. Johnson just gained a great blocker in Kyle Turley. Alexander lost his best blocker. Johnson is the best runningback in the NFL. No if, ands, or buts about it.
1021422
RB's top 15:\n1 - 3: Shaun Alexander, LaDanian Tomlinson, Larry Johnson...any of these guys would be good picks at these positions.\n4. Clinton Portis\n5. Edgerrin James\n6. Tiki Barber - I am personally not sold that Barber will have back-to-back big seasons.  History shows after a big year, he generally does not perform as well.\n7. Rudi Johnson\n8. LaMont Jordan - drop him down if you do NOT get points for receptions\n9. Carnell "Cadillac" Williams\n10. Ronnie Brown\n11. Brian Westbrook\n12. Domanick Davis\n13. Willis McGahee\n14. Julius Jones (questionable as his back up Marion Barber III is really battling for the #1 RB spot in Dallas)\n15. Warrick Dunn\n\nOther RB's: Jamal Lewis, Reuben Droughns, Willie Parker, Kevin Jones, Corey Dillon, Deuce McAllister/Reggie Bush (as stated earlier, they will be splitting carries), DeShaun Foster, Cedric Benson, Thomas Jones, Tatum Bell, Ahman Green, and Chris Brown.  There is a lot of depth this year at RB, probably the most in some time ( I listed 28, probably a few more out there I am not thinking of)\n\nTop 15 WR's:\n1. Steve Smith\n2. Larry Fitzgerald\n3. Chad Johnson\n4. Torry Holt\n5. Terrell Owens (as per the norm, a lot of questions, but has potential to be best on list, since it is his 1st year in Dallas, an so far, seems to be playing by the rules, should be a safe bet.  But he is still a bigger "bet" then most other top players)\n6. Marvin Harrison\n7. Anquan Boldin\n8. Hines Ward\n9. Chris Chambers (was the 2nd best WR over the 2nd half of the season, maybe the best and now he has a MUCH better QB then he had last year in Culpepper)\n10. Randy Moss\n11. Santana Moss\n12. Reggie Wayne\n13. Darrell Jackson\n(Try to get at least 1 of the top 13 as most every other receiver has some sort of issue; i.e. health issues, depth chart, new team, issues with QB, etc.)\n14. Plaxico Burress (prevalent rumor is he does not get along with Eli Manning)\n15. Roy Williams (new QB, new system, has to prove he can play well for 16 games)\n\nOther notable WR's: Deion Branch, Joey Galloway, Rod Smith, Javon Walker, Donald Driver, TJ Houshmanzadeh, Andre Johnson, Derrick Mason, Lee Evans, Nate Burleson, Lavernaeus Coles, Joe Horn, Mushin Muhammed, Drew Bennett, Isaac Bruce, Braylon Edwards, etc.\n\nThere is a tremendous amount of depth at WR every year, which is why RB's tend to go higher; they have a little better value and there are fewer starting RB's then starting WR's (ratio of 2.5+ starting WR's to 1 RB)\n\nIf TE Antonio Gates were listed as a WR, he would be top 10-15 level, so if you can get him after maybe top 5-7 WR's are gone, he is a GREAT value.\n\nGood luck
557726
Yes....they are.  Complete morons.  They picked a guy for their number one draft pick, who couldn't record a sack against three division three schools.  That is not a number one draft pick. Oh...and Reggie Bush was right there....but I guess Domanick Davis is the answer.  HHHHHAAAAA!
768135
I say that for quarterback Brady Quinn. He is a great player that does what a coach tells him to. That is a coach's favorite kind of player. For running back it is close between Ray Rice of Rutgers and Steve Slaton of West Virginia. I think that Slaton has the edge because he has other players that make him look good. Both of them are young and have a great career ahead of them. For Wide Reciever I would have to say Calvin Johnson of Georgia Tech. He makes catches that Jerry Rice probably couldn't make. He is "6.6" and has a huge wingspan. A lot of competitors for that one. At tight end it is John Carlson of Notre Dame. He used to be a no name but now he is breaking records. The best offensive line team is LSU. They only let JaMarcus Russell get sacked 9 times. Best Defensive line team is Michigan. They only allowed 329 rushing yards before the Ohio State game. The best team secondary is Rutgers. They allowed only 1245 yards. Special Teams is too hard so I will leave that to you. I hope you like it. GO KANSAS STATE WILDCATS!!!!
383773
#1:Reggie Bush,I know the Texans have the ReturnMan Spot locked down(Jerome Mathis 66 Returns 1610 Yds 2 Tds,Rookie,Pro Bowl) but so many people r saying that Domanick Davis Is such a great back but he didnt have very good stats( 976 Yards and 2 rushing TDs;but he did have 4 recieving TDs) but that isnt good enough to win u many games and Reggie can produce much more than that.(Reppin SE 619!!!)\n\n#2:Saints;They cannot trade down,They should draft Mario Williams,NC State he has great potential and amazing talent he remind me of Julius Peppers who was drafted #2 overall\nand they are similar in size and playing style          (JP:6-7,283;MW:6-7,290)\n\n#3:Matt Leinart,Titans Offensive Coordinator Norm Chow was M.L.'s Oc at USC so he knows him pretty well and with Mc Nair Probably Leaving they'll need him..\n\nSE 619
295104
Yes.\n\nTwo things, Clemson's backfield is already strong with Davis, They recruited this beast of a RB which only strenghtens the backfield. But the season rests on the arm of Will Proctor who will have to step up and lead the tigers on to victory. Or at least until UNC comes calling (ha ha)
305704
I would have taken young too, from what I remember that's one of the reasons he was so excited to go into the draft in the first place was to be picked by the Texans.  don't get me wrong, Williams could be a good player, but I don't think the right fit for the team.  I just hope for the sake of the fans that your coaching staff knows something ever one else doesn't or has some kind of a plan.\n\nalso with picking young that would be a boost for the fan base, hell it would make me excited to see a home town boy make the team as a #1 pick!\n\noh and join the packers fans! we have a blast win, or loose!  were else would you see sold out every game for even a crummy season and life long waiting lists for season tickets! lol I am on it but I will probably have to put my spot in my will to any kids or grand kids I may have lol/
39478
The texans best player is arguably Dominick Davis. Their worst starting player is a 5 way tie amonst their offensive line. \n\nBush is the best talent in the draft. But the Texans don't need a RB. They would be best served trading down with a team in the top 5 to 7 spots and drafting an offensive lineman (D'Brickasaw Ferguson from UVA, Winston from SC), and securing other goodies from the trade.\n\nCarr will prove to be an effective QB if he can stand up after he drops back, he would also undoubtedly be in favor of drafting OL help. Drafting a rookie QB, Young or Leinart with the texans porous line, is just a bad move and also doesn't serve to fill a real area of need.
607624
Well lets see Bush is deff the most vauled player. And if you saw him at USC he ran with Lendale white. Most nfl teams neeed two quality runningbacks. Now the saints have 2!! So if deuce got hurt again Bush steps in. Plus Bush reutrns kick off and punts plus if you listen to what people say he can line up in the slot reciever position as well. GREAT PICK FOR THE SAINTS and ALL MADDEN PLAYERS!! LOL Ohh yahh im a bears fan !!! so ou dont think im just a saints fan saying this!!
949761
Very hard pick, especially between Gates and Gonzalez. Both have been great blockers and reliable targets forever.  Maybe Tony Gonzalez has been more important to the Chiefs than Gates has been to the Chargers.
439132
Texans drafted mario williams because defense was their biggest need and texans already have a good running back in davis. Kubiak has also had success with 2nd teir running backs\n\nThe problem I have in the Texans choice is in the first round you draft the best player available where this was a different case where Young, Bush and leinart imo are way above the rest.\n\nThe second issue is williams value mainly came from his workout number and not in games. Could be another mike mamula case.
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1 LaDanian Tomlinson  - No Weakness\n2 Shaun Alexander - The Best Rusher\n3 Larry Johnson - Entering the Prime of his Career\n4Clinton Portis - Suffers from Joe Gibbs lack of running something other than the Counter Trey\n5 Edgerrin James - Great Back on an up and coming team\n6 Priest Holmes - Reaching the end of his career\n7Steven Jackson - Will get the ball more with Martz gone.\n8 Tiki Barber - Great back, fumbles too much.\n9 Jalmal Lewis - Wasn't in prison this summer will make a comeback\n10 Duece McAlister - Fast back and has some competition for this job this year.
393756
no...\n\nanother 1st rounder going to be a WR...\n\nlol...\n\nfire matt millen...