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i would imagine that The Situation that is the Browns backfield will be crystal clear by August.

Everyone is not a believer in MIchael, but those who want him believe he has upside. Most who drafted him want to keep him, those who are looking to acquire want to pay the pick they passed him on last year. His owners have more invested in him after a year of planned wait, and are not willing to j...

Red flags - beat up on cupcakes to get his stats. Against SEC teams, 2 TD's in 26 games. Not even the best receiver on his team in college. ah, ok, thanks...thought maybe there were arrests or drug stuff i hadn't heard about. i would maybe call those "Red Flags" ... or at least lower-case...

I think eifert owners picked him up with the understanding that he wasn't going to mature until Gresham was gone. from that perspective, his production thus far has generally been viewed as the lowest possible floor. the most optimistic position, then, is summing last years TE totals and assuming ei...

I think it's a pretty universally observed phenomenon at this point with CM: he's too expensive to acquire and too valuable to part with.

he's just not moving very much (and when he does the tag is astronomical).

I doubt that offer will be accepted (I would not accept it if I held CM, and I'm fairly high on DS in Philly, short term). whoever owns CM likely already paid a significantly higher price to acquire him if they drafted him originally and are aware of his value then, even assuming they don't want to ...

Not touching Beckham, way overvalued, multiple red flags just out of curiosity--what are the red flags you're concerned about? also: I don't think anyone could disagree with you regarding the second tier of qbs. with QB becoming a prove it position out of the draft, it makes even less sense to take...

There is a lot of dislike for Lee is this thread I think you all are going to regret that one. Any spot after 1.05 and I think you are getting good value with him. as a prime universal source of Lee Hate, wanted to add: it is entirely possible that you're correct. I'll eat my words here publicly if...

that raises an excellent point--when we talk about "do not draft" lists, we should probably differentiate between "i will never place this player on my roster for any reason whatever" (Mark Ingram) or "i won't pay what is considered a fair price but would consider if the val...

joekool wrote: I re-read every single post on this thread.
Twice.
Then I responded to your comment, because yours makes zero sense.

every decision anyone makes at any level of rookie drafting is a lottery pick--you're simply deciding what you feel good about scratching off and what you don't. Lyerla has clearly identified risks and those are risks you don't feel comfortable gambling on. No problem. someone else might not want to...

marquise lee
kelvin benjamin

DLFiend: its more than an issue of talent evaluation--its an issue of return on financial investment. if you draft a headcase and he turns out to be a headcase...you are out your guaranteed seven figures and have a four year cap hit. (EDIT: plus whatever you apportioned them from your rookie compen...

Matticus wrote:he carries a $15 million number.

excellent point.

also, he's a talented receiver. so that's two reasons they don't want him.

pack, thanks for this. you do great work and i always appreciate it.

quick question: when you say "I deleted a couple submissions that...were just being blatantly stupid," what do you mean? how far from consensus is blatantly stupid?