How Are Your Team's Rookies Performing?

JammerHammer21 · Joined: 27 Dec 2009 Posts: 20460 Location: Anywhere

Ingram and Reyes both look like studs. Taylor needs to play since Bigby isn't playing well, but they want to bring him along slowly. Green needs more reps since he's got excellent speed and is a big target that Rivers loves. Troutman has been injured, but he's healthy now, and hopefully, gets some meaningful PT if he is ready. Molk wasn't great today at G, but he's a C.

Poor Mike Harris. He's been one of the worst, if not the worst tackles. A UDFA should never have to start at LT as much as he has. But he's just not very good right now.
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JJ89 · Joined: 11 Jan 2010 Posts: 243 Location: Vejle, Denmark

1. Bruce Irvin, DE/OLB

Irvin has been very good in limited playing time, he only plays on passing down and is the future successor to Chris Clemons. He currently has 7 sacks.

2. Bobby Wagner, MLB

Filled the hole David Hawthorne left. Started day 1 at MLB, been very very good for a rookie. He leads the team in tackles and is slowly becoming a leader on the defense.

3. Russel Wilson, QB

He was called a reach in the 3rd round but has been extremely good, given Seattle the better QB play they desperately needed. He is still learning but shows improvements every single game, looks to be the QB of the future for Seattle.

4. Robert Turbin, RB

Has been good when Lynch is on the sideline, dosen't get as many touches with Lynch taking almost 100% of the load. When he is in he runs hard and shows good promise.. He has the biggest guns I've ever seen on a RB Laughing

Other than that we got some late round DB's contributing on ST, a DT converted to OG and a DE with 2 sacks.

Looks like a very good draft for Seattle so far.
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Sciz · Joined: 19 Jan 2009 Posts: 14997 Location: Iowa

Two more interceptions by Pats rookies today, bringing the season stat totals to:

Jones: 6 Sacks, 3 FF
Hightower: 2 Sacks, 1 FR, 1 TD
Wilson: 4 INT, 2 FR
Dennard: 3 INT, 1 TD

SaveourSonics · Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2012 11:29 pm Post subject:

Seahawks were said to have had the worst draft, yet we came out with the top rookie sacker, one of the top rookie LBs, one of the top rookie franchise QBs, and a great compliment back to Lynch.

Yet we'll probably hear the same nonsense come next April when Schneider takes someone ESPN doesn't love.
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hornbybrown · Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 2:05 am Post subject:

Very happy with the Browns rookies.

Richardson is doing good and will be a stud in time.

Weeden has had two shockers but in between those he has been as good as the other rookie QB's or better. Some peope will laugh at that but they are stupid people so don't listen to them.

got our bookened for Joe Thomas and he is getting better every week. Weeden does not get sacked much.

Gordon is a stud it's as simple as that.

two rookie DT's that are really good in the rotation. If we find a good pass rushing DE the DL will be as good as anyones.

Travis Benjamin has flashed playmaking ability but he is a little small and afraid of contact.

LJ Fort a undrafted OLB has been a really nice find and James-Michael Jonhson a 4th round OLB is making nice strides after missing 5 games with injury.

Tom Heckert does a great job in the draft. Clevelands problems come from inexperience and bad coaching not lack of talent.
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Adopt a brown Montario Hardesty. Injured and about to be cut....

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terbo559 · Joined: 04 Jan 2009 Posts: 2916 Location: California