Originally Posted by dlphg9:
Middle of the 3rd round is my limit for RBs. You can get an elite RB in the 3rd or later. Absolutely no reason to spend more draft capital than that, especially if you are the Chiefs and rarely run.
**** I think we'd be just fine with Burton getting a majority of the carries, that's how unimportant RB is for the offense. Also I think he'd be more reliable than any of the other backs to get a 1st on 3rd/4th and 1 or get a TD from the goal line.
However is Pacheco can be a home run threat then that is pretty valuable.
I just don't even care about "elite RB". I don't think there's a huge value difference in a good one and an elite one, especially in this offense.
It's just so easy to find them year in year out, I'd prefer to take risks and chances on DE's or CB's or whatever early in the draft. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Kiimosabi:
The evidence is mounting
#chiefs rookie RB Isiah Pacheco had some run with the 1's again today. He's picking up the offense and the protections faster than they thought. He's physical & their fastest back. They know he'll run hard, but they want to see if he'll break tackles in the NFL. Guy to watch
My only worry is does he have the vision? You can look the part but when you have to read the correct gaps and holes in game it can be a little harder. He will be interesting to watch in the preaseason. Him and skyy moore ill be watching like a hawk [Reply]
Originally Posted by O.city:
Or Tee Higgins. Or Diggs.
This is why I get so pissed off at you and others for constantly playing what if games.
Burt Vilanch is GOING to miss on more draft picks in the future. How do I know this? Because there's not a single GM in the history of this game with a stunning and perfect draft pick record, where every single pick meets or surpasses expectations.
How long are you dweebs going to keep this shit up? Fuck man, we JUST about finished with the whiney dumb bitches complaining about not drafting Tyler Lockett (even though we got Mitch Morse, a pretty damn good player). Do you stop when the controversial player is no longer on the team or some shit? [Reply]
Originally Posted by RealSNR:
This is why I get so pissed off at you and others for constantly playing what if games.
Burt Vilanch is GOING to miss on more draft picks in the future. How do I know this? Because there's not a single GM in the history of this game with a stunning and perfect draft pick record, where every single pick meets or surpasses expectations.
How long are you dweebs going to keep this shit up? **** man, we JUST about finished with the whiney dumb bitches complaining about not drafting Tyler Lockett (even though we got Mitch Morse, a pretty damn good player). Do you stop when the controversial player is no longer on the team or some shit?
I'm not playing what it on the specific player.
I'm playing it with the position. The upside for a RB that early just isn't there.
Would it perhaps be in Ronald Jones best interest to get cut? He gets 750k guaranteed and only has like a 1.1M total contract or something. If he gets cut he could get another contract like that from a team in need and make upwards of 2x or even 3x [Reply]
Originally Posted by O.city:
I'm not playing what it on the specific player.
I'm playing it with the position. The upside for a RB that early just isn't there.
Veach is gonna miss on guys. They all do.
But don't take RB's early.
If Veach hits on Pacheco he hit a damn bullseye from outside the room. The numbers really don't support your argument. The best backs come from the first 4 rounds with a few late rounds sprinkled in. And then some teams run very run-friendly offenses
Typically the later you wait to draft an RB your left with more Duds than studs.....this year it seemed like the RB talent was really even throughout the draft. I didn't see a single first round talent [Reply]
Originally Posted by CatfishBob2:
If Veach hits on Pacheco he hit a damn bullseye from outside the room. The numbers really don't support your argument. The best backs come from the first 4 rounds with a few late rounds sprinkled in. And then some teams run very run-friendly offenses
Typically the later you wait to draft an RB your left with more Duds than studs.....this year it seemed like the RB talent was really even throughout the draft. I didn't see a single first round talent
There are 1k yard RB's every year in the league that are UDFA's or mid/late round picks.
Here's last years. Looks liek alot of 3rd/4th and later drafted players on there to me.
Yea I referenced this list in a post earlier in this thread i just didnt link it......
My goal for this offense would be to have a top 20 back....there's only 3 or 4 in that list. I think you get to 7 or 8 when you go out to maybe top 30. Seems like to me you get out of a position what you put into it. You want a little production. Invest little resources...you want better? Invest better resources [Reply]
Originally Posted by CatfishBob2:
Yea I referenced this list in a post earlier in this thread i just didnt link it......
My goal for this offense would be to have a top 20 back....there's only 3 or 4 in that list. I think you get to 7 or 8 when you go out to maybe top 30. Seems like to me you get out of a position what you put into it. You want a little production. Invest little resources...you want better? Invest better resources
The Chiefs aren't going to have a top 10 back in the league. They aren't gonna run it that much, nor should they. They have Patrick Mahomes at QB.
I don't want to invest resources in the RB position because it's a fungible position that can be filled with a mid to late round pick and cycled thru every 3 or 4 years. [Reply]
I don't want to invest resources in the RB position because it's a fungible position that can be filled with a mid to late round pick and cycled thru every 3 or 4 years.
You say as this as we've been trying to find a decent solution at RB for the last 4-5 years. [Reply]