Four Big Mockers Tout 3 Choices for Jets
Posted by on March 23, 2009 – 11:07 amNFL.com just unleashed a fourpack of mock drafts in the last day, and the league website’s draft gurus have several options for the Jets, assuming that the Green & White stay put at No. 17.
I always turn to Pat Kirwan first. One of the most insightful voices on NFL.com and Sirius NFL Radio has shifted his choice of wideouts for the Jets, from Hakeem Nicks to Jeremy Maclin.
"The Jets may fall in love with Freeman by April, or believe Mark Sanchez will fall to them," Kirwan writes, "but after Laveranues Coles left via free agency the receiver group may need help. Maclin is a very exciting player who led the nation with more than 200 yards of offense a game at Missouri."
Draft analyst Charles Davis thinks the Jets will fall in love with Freeman, the Kansas State QB, as do many of the team’s fans expressing their opinions on newyorkjets.com.
"Many thought this would be Mark Sanchez," Davis says in a terse observation, "but the K-Stater is gaining momentum by the day."
Steve Wyche also is on board with Freeman.
"Several teams want Freeman and could have to trade ahead of this pick or with the Jets to get him. Freeman’s stock is soaring," Wyche confirms. "The Jets need a quarterback, but they could trade for a veteran, deal this pick and move back in the draft for additional second- and/or mid-round selections.
And finally, the loquacious Jamie Dukes provides a defensive alternative in Wake Forest CB Alphonso Smith for the Jets, who have spent most of this off-season pursuing and signing D-talent for the D-minded Rex Ryan.
Ryan’s "organized chaos" scheme, Dukes observes, "puts tremendous pressure on the cornerbacks, who will be called upon to play man-to-man. Smith reminds me of Samari Rolle, whom Ryan coached in Baltimore.
Tags: Josh Freeman, Pat Kirwan
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By wayne on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Well, it offickal, Jets are in the Cutler.I know some don’t want team to pursue this, but no matter what Rex says, without Quality QB this team won’t be in any SBs in 2 yrs.This kid has a stellar record when his team gives up 24 or fewer points.This will not give up 24 points a game.All anyone needs to know is when haven’t found a replacement for Namath and chickened out on getting Marino.
By Howard on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
i certainly dont want a qb with the first pick after see some footage of percy havins pro day with his explosivness off the line of scrimmage i kind of like him for now but ill change my pick 20 times by draft day any how found a sight that has over 200 mocks on it
By wayne on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
This team let rumors about Marino scare them out of drafting him and they let rumors about Warren Sapp scare them out of drafting him.Enough with the chicken bleep already!!!All athletes are primadonnas.Some hide it better than others.I believe given a chance this kid will want to prove that everything said about him is untrue.We may not get him, but I’ll feel better knowing they tried.
By uncle joe on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
I think Alhponso Smith is gonna be great,but I can’t see the Jets going CB in the first round.All this Josh Freeman talk is so rediculous.The Jets could fly somewhere to work out a holder for fieldgoals and these Mock GURUS will have them trading up inside the top five for him! If we don’t trade out,it’s gonna be TE Petigrew or RB Wells.
By uncle joe on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Now Braylon Edwards is someone I would trade for.We should offer Mangini our #2 and Thomas Jones,or our NUMBER 56! That Edwards made Revis look like a kid in Pre Season!Any receiver that can beat Revis is worth it in my book!
By DLark on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
why waste a roster spot last year by keeping 3 backup QB’s and then not give them a chance this year? After practically no contribution from last years #1 they are not good enough to spend another #1 on a future QB. They should Grab a LB or CB who can play NOW!
By Ira on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Randy, If the Jets do have a 1st rd pick this year [i doubt it] i would be happy with either Nicks or Macklin. As for the CB spot i really like Butler from Conn over all of the ones rated above him.
By Russelld on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
We are gel’in on D so lets get Ratty in there and get that big arm pumped up, definitely need the fastest WO we can get. Yeh! GO J-E-T-S
By chris on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
17 is an Intriguing Choice….Yes, the Jets Need a quaterback..Rumors have it that they may push for Jay Cutler. But in order to get Cutler are you willing to part with your 1st & 3rd Rounders this year and as high as a Possible 2nd Round pick in next year’s draft.. If the jets stay put and go after Freeman; do the Jets go after Tory Holt? Where things stand; its a roll of the dice
By Leam on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Im sorry but i dont believe that we’ll draft a qb this year im happy with what we have at the moment. plus better Qbs should be available in next years draft so if need be we can test the water this year and make a decision on a qb next year. I think nicks is the best option for us to go for at 17 i just like the way he plays good speed good hands and runs good routes end of discussion
By uncle joe on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Wayne,Don’t believe the Jets are going after Cutler because Gary Meyers and the Daily Nonsense said so! They make stuff up as they go along.The same great reporter said the Jets are missing out on all the great coaches and Tannenbaum has no idea what he’s doing.The Hour after Rex was available he was a Jet! I think he knew what he was doing Mr. Meyers!
By Frank on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
We need to get Cutler if we don’t we are not picking a QB or CB or WR with our first pick we need a Tackle and a front 7 defensive player. The O-line is going to be a problem this year unless Cutler is our QB.
By Refayel on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
It would be awful nice of Mangini to help out the Jets with a Cutler trade. But I’m sure he would want the first round pick. I think this draft is even more exciting than the one when they had 4 first round picks. The draft could swing so many ways when they’re waiting down at 17. I read you like Kirwin’s choices but he has Curry dropping to 8? KC will not pass up on him to lead their defense.
By Ira on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Wayne, Culter is 13-4 when his D holds the other team to 24 or less points.
By MIKE on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Absolutly hate the idea of Jay Cutler in NY, but I feel if we don’t take a chance on this guy than how can we compete with NE. I think our D is set but our O is unproven. We can wait and find out than Ratty or Clemens is good enough or we can trade for Jay maybe the best young QB that could be availible for years. This guy has all the tools and has probowl worthy. With age his aditude will change.
By MikeMc on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Again I will be shocked if McDaniels deals with the Jets on any level out of loyalty to Belicheck. All Mr T is doing is showing his lack of confidence in Ratliff & Clemmens by throwing his hat into this mess. This appears to be a desperate move and I am very disappointed in the way we are going about our business. I want a top notch QB also but how bout being a little discreet
By supercooljetfan on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
if freemans stock is startin to soar maybe we can get an extra first rounder next year and an extra 2nd rounder this year and trade out of this spot??
By wayne on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
I find it pretty hard to believe that McDaniel would do anything that might upset his mentor’s applecart either, but if Jets put best offer on table and he chooses to opt for a lesser deal, his days in Denver would be finished even before it got started.This is all a bunch of what ifs, maybes and wishing but……
By tom on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
i would love jay cutler in NY if we get cutler we are deffinetly a superbowl team and cutler is better than what we have right now and if we dont get cutler i think brett should get the spot. to get cutler give up clemons and a and a first rounder or a second rounder it will work
By Chris C. on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
I do not like the idea of the Jets getting Jay Cutler. I believe that the Jets master plan should be… Sign Jeff Garcia to a 1-2 year deal. Draft Darrius Heyward-Bey at #17. Trade Kellen Clemens and 2nd rounder to move up in 2nd round and take McCoy. Give Ratliff a shot and use Garcia as insurance.
By Led on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
I suspect the Jets are leaking info to convence the world they’ll draft a QB, increasing their leverage with possible QB-desperate partners with whom to trade down. Unless somebody surprising drops, I suspect the Jets will try to trade down into the 20′s and then trade up in the second to get the best combo of WR and DE. Would folks object to Heyward-Bey at, say, 22 and Jarron Gilbert at 42?
By Mike Jet Vet on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Here’s what I think .To get Cutler serve up Ellis-T Jone’s -THE Brick 0r Clemens In any combination & maybe a 2Th rd pick That will get it done & with our 1st Pick get big time Receiver RB or TE… Let Rhatty learn behind Cutler & were all set Try that 1 out foe size .. Hate to say but T-Jone’s career is over here watch & see ..Pull the torn out of the paw now be4 it’s to late Bears did it
By Rob G. on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
I think the Jets should give up Clemens and 3rd, 5th round picks for Cutler, if they want to win now. I agree with some saying let Ratliff have a chance, but if he doesn’t make it, then you know where that leaves us. Pick Machlin/WR from Mizzou with the first pick and address QB in 2nd round. Garicia wouldn’t be a bad choice as an insurance policy, but give him a 1 yr deal for now.
By Jetsman on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Chris, McCoy isn’t in the draft this year, if you’re talking about Texas QB Colt McCoy.
By Christopher on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Trading out is looking better each day. Detroit probably does not want to draft QB #1, and they may be interested in the Jets #17 to get Freeman. Detroit has the first pick in Rd2. There will still be plenty of receivers available with that pick. It really depends on what the Jets plan to do at QB, I really hope we stay put at QB and see where we are at. Cutler sounds good, but will cost too much
By David on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Why wouldn’t the jets go after Cutler he is young and has a lot of talent. Anyone who says that they would have to give up a third and first rounder is wrong because Cassel went for only a second rounder and denver was talking trades Cassel for Cutler. They should definitely not go for Garcia. You can look at last season and see what happens when you get an old QB (FAVRE) who was once good.
By Jason on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
I would much rather have Byron Leftwhich on the roster then Jeff Garcia. At this point I think it can go up anywhere. If the Jets don’t get Cutler, its all down to them placing faith in their QB’s or getting Freeman
By cheps13 on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
YOU FELLAS SURE ARE HI ON RATLIFF ,WHO I REMIND YOU HASNT PROVED NOTHING!HE LOOKED GOOD AGAINST 3RD STRINGERS!!!C”MON MAN KELLEN LOOKED PRETTY GOOD WHEN HE WASN”T RUNNING FOR HIS LIFE!….HE DESERVES A “SHOT”…..DO YALL RECALL THE GAME AGAINST PIT…..THAT HE WON WITH THE LOUZIEST LINE IN THE LEAGE!!!!HE WAS SHOWING A KNACK OF MAKING COMEBACKS ….AGAINST REX”S RAVENS?
By Rich on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
Enough about Cutler and drafting a quarterback! Cutler can’t cut it in NY and why are unproven players always better then what we already have. Clemens is the man. Behind a strong offensive line and with a top defense we’re set at QB. Now lets find a deep threat at receiver.
By wheels on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
too many jet fans forget Kellen Clemens was a second round pick for us a few years ago, let’s see what the kid can do (now that we have a decent o-line). . . .Remember when Tampa Bay traded away some young and unproven young QB named Steve Young to the 49ers?
By rickie new york on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
I’ve been doing alot of draft research and this is my conclusion: heyward bey scored only 3 tds his last yr and despite his speed didnt consistantly get seperation enough to use it.The lack of scoring is an issue.Nicks gained alot of weight between the combine and his proday, Maclin is a weapon and i really hope they get him.Maclin and Moreno had numerous big plays and really stood out to me.
By Ray on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
uncle joe, easy on the Edwards thing, he beat Revis on one play in game one of the preseason. Come week one of the regular season he couldn’t catch a cold. He has had more drops than T.O. in the last three years.
By Jimmy Johnson on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
K. Clemens is this decade’s version of Ryan Leaf, they should have cut him last year instead of Pennington! The only reason he’s still there is because Tannenbaum trying to prove he didn’t waste a 2nd round pick on Clemens. If Tannenbaum was smart, he’d trade Clemens & a 2nd or 3rd round pick to Denver for Cutler & trade our 1st rd pick this year for Boldin or Braylon Edwards.
By Walter Wilks on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Jets fans make me sick last year we just had to get Brett Farve.This year it’s Jay Cutler.We have three very good prospective QBs’ on this team let them play it out.
By Scott on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Have we all lost confidence in Clemons? And suppose Ratliff IS the real deal? Forget Leftwich (bum) or Garcia. Sure, it’s a gamble, but we took a stupid gamble last year because all of you kept ripping Chad. Maybe we should stay pat and if a superstar like Maclin falls to 17, take him. Ratliff has two years out of college. These rookies are more expensive and a huge gamble compared to what we have
By jerry on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
YES I totally agree with—-cheps13 Said:
By Niner on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
I’m sick of this Kellen deserves a chance. He had a chance, and this stuff about ALMOST coming back against the Ravens- What is an almost comeback. Who is the career leader in almost comebacks? WHO CARES. Anybody that watched Cutler throw the ball around the Meadowlands last season knows why we need him. He is young, so sure he has thrown some picks. Maybe this is the year he puts it together
By Jets 4 life on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
I am sick of hearing give Clemmons a chance also. he had his shot 8 games did nothing magical to secure the position. and lost the starting job to Chad, last time he had the chance thats 2 strikes,and he will be beat out by the untested Ratliff, watch! We Have not had a Solid QB since i can remember,06 we should have taking Cutler. heres our chance to get him,get him NOW OR WE GO 5-11 this season.
By Robert Husted on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
I would love to see the Jets take an exciting Wideout for their 1st rd pick at 17th overall…
Why waste a pick on a QB who in reality is just as big a question mark as K. Clemens or B. Ratlif…..what’s the point of having these QB’s if we will never see what we got in them….why not build around them like we seemingly have built up our defense….let the D carry them, see what you have at QB
By russ on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Why dont we allow our QB’s opportunity to succeed first rather than run around like a dweeb playing fantasy football with “better” players. Cutler hasnt won a damn thing and is too thin skinned to make any impact in life…Not much of a man so I doubt real men will follow him on the field
By russ on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
We have three qb’s all labeled losers by managment before ever given an opportunity to succeed. This is indicative of an organization that now values form over substance. Cutler has proven one thing in the NFL..he’s not much of a man and not the kind that I would share a foxhole with. The Suits should allow Clemons and Radcliffe the opportunity to succed instead of playing fantasy football
By Adam W. on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Drafting a QB is always a gamble. There are no Matt Ryan’s in this draft, and definitely no one “ready to play right away” will be available in the middle of the first round. I say we trade a 1st round and maybe a 3rd for Cutler. Cutler is a sure thing. He might be known as a jerk, but he has the skills that can get us deeper in the playoffs.
By Charlie on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Please, everyone, remain calm! Cutler is on his way and we’ll be looking at hopefully shoring up our currently decimated offense with both a free agent and a quality draft pick!
I have confidence that neither Mr. Tannenbaum nor Mr. Johnson would let the fans down by doing anything to the contrary. After all, that brand new stadium and their positive cash flow are predicated on that.
By Xavion on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
I am not the Biggest fan of Clemens But Jay Cutler is no better than KC I’d rather have KC Than Jay since J is a Jerk and crybaby. He has a losing record as a starter and TD-int ratio is almost 50% So what he has a good record when team gives up less than 24. Ill bet he gave the opp a lot of points with turnovers besides Kellen is a perfect 3 for 3 when the Jets gave up less than 20 pnts
By Xavion on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Cutler had a monster line around him and good recievers.. Javon walker, Brandon Marshall, Royal… His receivers did good jobs with Travis henry was having a good time in Denver… He is worth too much and shown too little Kellen has a strong arm too and ratliff both are mobile and need the chance to show so Keep cutler where he is. We dont need the QB version of T.O.
By Howie on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Clemens does deserve a shot. The last time he started not only was he inexperienced but he had a terrible O-Line, no pass protection, no WR (Coles was hurt) and as a result, no run game. T Jones struggled to get a 1000 yards. With a good line, good run game he will do a lot better. What the Jets need now is a real #1 WR. If they trade for Cutler on draft day, I can’t blame them. But don’t draft QB
By bob on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
I am from Kansas, trust me, Freeman will never be a number 1 and probably won’t be in the league in another 5 years!
By Jet through and through on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
I dont see why everyone is saying they should draft a QB. we have two great ones waiting in the wings. the better choice would be to go with a reciever to fill in the hole left by Coles
By JRZJETSFAN on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
How are we not talking about Brian Cushing? He is by far the SMARTEST defensive player in the draft and he would be a perfect fit fopr Ryan and the Jets. Look at the likes of Matt Cassel and Tom Brady, were they first round picks….NO! You can always find a diamond in the rough in the later rounds but a player like Cushing is the perfect first rounder if he falls into our laos.
By Jon on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Now that we’ve spent all this time and energy on bolstering up our defense doesn’t anybody think its time to do something about the two offense positons we need most.
Quarterback and wide reciever seem to be our most important issues at hand . Unless these DB’s or LB’s can throw the ball down the field i think we’re back to the same old jets
By Thing on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Niner the reason he didnt lead that comeback was because Coles and McCarenins dropped sure TD’s late in that game. The Jets won’t get Cutler since the Broncos want a proven QB in return. And the Jets should draft Heyward-Bey or Harvin and not a QB. It would be a wast of a pick with 3 on the roster to get an unproven rookie QB cuz Flacco or Ryan duplicate is unlikely in any draft
By Jay on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
We need a receiver more than we need a QB. I don’t know much about Ratliff but I think Clemens has potential. With a totally revamped offensive line, I say give Clemens a shot, I think he can put up some solid numbers. Keep the 17 pick and get Hicks. Off all the receivers I like him because he has great hands and is more physical than the others.
By Ramsey on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Hey, Randy could it be possible the Jets are showing a lot of interest in Freeman just to increase the value of their 1st round pick in trade talks?
By HDR on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Russ couldn’t have said it better. Lets stop with the Fantasy football and get real.Give me someone who was raised in the system learning behind good QB’s. Give me someone who’s hungry and really wants to win for this team. You guys are ready to for sake this for someone who never won a PO game??Who bitches, moan and grown because he can’t understand that this is a business.KC is our man
By matt weger on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
lets not get lost in the jay cutler/we need to draft a qb drama. Ryan already proved he could build a defense that can win with a young qb and a solid ground game. We should draft the cb from wake forest, he had 21 picks in 4 years thats pretty good. if we can put pressure on the qb a ballhawk is exactly what we need opp. revis
By HDR on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Instead of giving all of our draft picks away for Cutler, We should use them on a 3-4 passrushing DE, Big WR, RB. Some depth and LB and OL would be good.
Getting J Cutler is not the answer. He really need to stay in Denver. I’ll bet that KC will get the Jets to a Superbowl before Cutler gets whatever team he is on to a super bowl… ANY TAKER????
By cliff on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Okay so the Jet’s would draft Freeman, who’s been shakey in accuracy as best. When they also report they love Ratliffe and have whispered he could be a diamond in the rough. So what, you’ll bring in an unproven QB who doesn’t know Shotts very complex offense? *Shakes head* I don’t see it happening. What I’d do is Bring in Boldin. Why draft an unproven reciever when Boldin is on the market?
By cliff on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
If you get Boldin, it opens up the first pick and all others. It gives you flexability in what you can do. You can get the best available DE, a desperate need. Or another lock down CB. For that matter you could get the best available RB and trade away T.J. I’d rather replace T.J and start building a young backfield so you’re young and strong for many years to come, not just 1 or 2.
By J Boy21 on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
the jets need serious help at Q.B unless they r able 2 land Cutler, Mark Sancez is da way 2 go no if’s or but’s about that and thats real talk.He is a proven winner and a true leader. the most consistant Q.B in da draft and its ready 2 take over and lead in the NFL. Very productive and extremely great talent if they r looking for the start of a promising future Sanchez is the way 2 go!!
By Randy Lange on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
It could be possible, Ramsey.
By Row on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Another thing about the line and Jones. How many times did he still run with no FB? How many times was T-Rich motioned away from the hole? Age is stupid, these guys are pro’s. TO is like 36.. Ray Lewis is about the same. Why are we worried about people that already start when we have HUGE holes at key positions on offense? Cutler will be worse then the Favre debacle, no one player is worth a #1&3.
By Johnny Cool on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
None of the DB’s in this draft are worth our top pick. If we can add Rolle then we are set. Our main focus on the first day of the draft should be offense.
By Jay in AZ on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
REALLY…no more QB draft talk. 08 was different with Ryan & Flacco, do you REALLY think you are going to draft a QB & have winning begin day one? Defense wins games! Get that CB to learn under Lito, get some experience. If you want to get Jay Cutler in a trade, that works fine, but not for the 1st rounder. Ainge, Ratliff & Clemens may not have moe than 6 NFL starts total, but give one a CHANCE!
By jetfan74 on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Give the job to Ratty, KC couldn’t lead cattle out to pasture and he’s a farm boy. Then you either move up, or trade after the fact, for either Crabtree or Maclin.(sell psl’s) Trade B Thomas and T Jones for picks or to move up(see above). Pick up a RB and a blocking TE in the middle rounds and add depth after that. Rex if your reading this, put J. Caulcrick in the backfield rotation. 6ft 255 39td
By the real t.o. on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
WHAT? CLEMENS WAS OUTPLAYED IN THE PRESEASON BY RATTY AND AINGE THE ROOKIE! HES HAD HIS CHANCE AND PROVEN NOTHING.I DONT CARE HOW GOOD CUTLER IS EITHER. WE SHOULDNT JEOPARDIZE RATTY KNOWING OUR SYSTEM FOR CUTLER WHO KNOWS NOTHING OF SHOTTYS OFFENSE. IT’LL BE THE FAVRE DEBACLE ALL OVER AGAIN; UP A CREEK WITHOUT A PADDLE. LETS FOCUS ON A BREAKAWAY WR AND WATCH RATTY WIN THE JOB. RATTY 2 CLOWNEY….
By gangrene on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
jetsfan74; I just would like to know why you would trade away thomas jones for draft picks? he broke records last season, he’s our next curtis martin; although I can agree about the tight end.
By Tom on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
I like Cutler he has helped a team with an awful defense win games and is already a Pro Bowler. In the draft I would love the Jets to get Nicks from UNC he is big tall guy with great huge hands. He is very physical and has a great stiff arm.
By Ray on Mar 25, 2009 | Reply
cliff I am not sure if you think Boldin is a FA but he’s not. Ariz. has made no indication that they are looking to trade him. So if by some chance the Cards were going to trade him it would definitely cost us our #1 pick.
By Die Hard Jets Fan on Mar 25, 2009 | Reply
How can anybody say get rid of Thomas Jones for anything let alone draft picks? Yeah, lets get rid of the leading rusher of the AFC last year. That will help us improve. Listen to yourselves people.
By jetfan74 on Mar 25, 2009 | Reply
Gangrene and Diehard all that I am getting at is simply this, you let your mouth or actions get in the way of being a TEAM player and you are as good as gone! No man is bigger than the team. Package him and BT w/ the #17 to Mangini(his guys) and move up to #5. We get a true #1 WR in the draft and draft a RB 2nd rd. There are way too many quality backs in draft that could produce behind our line!!
By Kuje31 on Mar 25, 2009 | Reply
I agree, as much as I like Jones, if we can get a descent running back in the draft our line is strong enough to make him better. On top of that Leon has been our top playmaker every year. Anybody could be a one-two back with him.
By LV Jet Fan on Mar 27, 2009 | Reply
All i have to say is the sleeper runninback is Danny Woodhead. I was sorry he got hurt last season but i think this kid can do somethin!