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oldman9er
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1. Keenan Allen {California}
2. Cordarrelle Patterson {Tennessee}
3. Justin Hunter {Tennessee}
4. Terrance Williams {Baylor}
5. Tavon Austin {W. Virginia}
6. DeAndre Hopkins {Clemson}
7. Robert Woods {USC}
8. Quinton Patton {La Tech}
9. Stedman Bailey {W. Virginia}
10. Da'Rick Rogers {Tenn Tech}
11. Aaron Dobson {Marshall}
12. Markus Wheaton {Oregon State}
13. Aaron Mellette {Elon}
14. Cobi Hamilton {Arkansas}
15. Marcus Davis {Virginia Tech}
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wukusimw
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I really like Hopkins and not just because of last nights game. The guy can go up and get balls more than consistently, is tough, has great body positioning and is clutch and every time I have watched him he has been the same playmaker and go to guy even with Watkins in or out.
However, he needs to be paired up with a wr that is a major threat to go deep. Hopkins can go deep, but is better suited to be running short to intermediate and only running 2-3 deep routes a game.
Would love to see him in Carolina next to Smith, perhaps on the Bengals though they don't need him, or the Vikings. Hunter would have to be the pick for the Vikings though and for Carolina to take Hopkins they would have to rank him as a better fit than guys like KA, TW, and JH. Very much could be, but anything from 10-20 may be too high when you could get a similar player in Da'rick at that point in round two.
those two guys are ballers and will make some QB and team very happy. |
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jrry32
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| ninerfanwheelz wrote: | | Strong class. I'm a huge Keenan Allen fan, he's probably my number one. Tavon Austin will be lethal if used right. I'll probably post a ranking at some point when I'm not on my phone |
That's my thought too. Yea, he's a slot but he's a slot who can make plays anywhere on the field for you. Can even be used on deep routes.
He's just scary to think about if utilized properly. Obviously though, his stock will depend a lot on his 40 time. But the guy runs the ball like Barry Sanders. His cuts, ability to make players miss and his ability to stop and start are truly unbelievable. He's going to give people fits especially if you isolate him.
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1. Keenan Allen
2. Justin Hunter
3. Terrence Williams
4. Cordarrelle Patterson
5. Tavon Austin
6. Marquess Wilson
7. Da'Rick Rogers
8. Markus Wheaton
9. Robert Woods
10. DeAndre Hopkins
11. Quinton Patton
12. Cobi Hamilton
13. Steadman Bailey
All will be solid, productive pros if given the right opportunity.
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DontTazeMeBro
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I don't see Tavon as a slot WR. IDK why you want a tiny target working through all that traffic in the middle of the field. I'd have him there some but I would rather have him on the outside blowing the top off the D.
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jrry32
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| DontTazeMeBro wrote: | | I don't see Tavon as a slot WR. IDK why you want a tiny target working through all that traffic in the middle of the field. I'd have him there some but I would rather have him on the outside blowing the top off the D. |
That would be a complete misuse of his skill-set. Tavon Austin is the type of player that you want to get the ball in his hands as much as possible especially in space. Using him as a vertical threat on the outside completely negates the strongest part of his skill-set.
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DontTazeMeBro
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| jrry32 wrote: | | DontTazeMeBro wrote: | | I don't see Tavon as a slot WR. IDK why you want a tiny target working through all that traffic in the middle of the field. I'd have him there some but I would rather have him on the outside blowing the top off the D. |
That would be a complete misuse of his skill-set. Tavon Austin is the type of player that you want to get the ball in his hands as much as possible especially in space. Using him as a vertical threat on the outside completely negates the strongest part of his skill-set. |
I don't like needing to find ways to get a WR the ball. If a WR can't make plays within the offense you don't need them around. But I think Tavon can.
And I think Wes Welker's gimmick roll has created a false idea about what the ideal slot WR is. Anquan Boldin is the ideal slot guy.
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jrry32
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| DontTazeMeBro wrote: | | jrry32 wrote: | | DontTazeMeBro wrote: | | I don't see Tavon as a slot WR. IDK why you want a tiny target working through all that traffic in the middle of the field. I'd have him there some but I would rather have him on the outside blowing the top off the D. |
That would be a complete misuse of his skill-set. Tavon Austin is the type of player that you want to get the ball in his hands as much as possible especially in space. Using him as a vertical threat on the outside completely negates the strongest part of his skill-set. |
I don't like needing to find ways to get a WR the ball. If a WR can't make plays within the offense you don't need them around. But I think Tavon can.
And I think Wes Welker's gimmick roll has created a false idea about what the ideal slot WR is. Anquan Boldin is the ideal slot guy. |
The ideal slot guy is anyone who can get open and make plays out of the slot.
I don't like not using a player up to his full potential. You don't need to find ways to get him a ball, you just get him the ball when he's open. The point of the slot is to get him more looks, to get him in space more often and to give him chances to catch shorter passes and run.
Tavon is the ultimate mismatch in the slot.
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DontTazeMeBro
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Sure he is a mismatch. But with his size you gotta be pin point accurate throwing to him in the middle of the field. Barely any margin for error.
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jrry32
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| DontTazeMeBro wrote: | | Sure he is a mismatch. But with his size you gotta be pin point accurate throwing to him in the middle of the field. Barely any margin for error. |
There's never any margin of error. But he's like the same height as Welker and not much shorter than Amendola and Bess. His height isn't an issue.
With his speed, quickness and ability to separate, I don't foresee it being a problem. Especially considering if you match-up a quicker than fast CB on him, he can burn him down the seam.
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DougE14
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I'm just waiting on Marquise Lee for next year.
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skrILL
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1. Da'Rick Rogers
2. Keenan Allen
3. Cordarrelle Patterson
4. Quinton Patton
5. Terrence Williams
6. Justin Hunter
7. Tavon Austin
8. Robert Woods
9. Stedman Bailey
10. De'Andre Hopkins
11. Markus Wheaton
12. Aaron Dobson
13. Cobi Hamilton
14. Ryan Swope
15. Tavarres King
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TheOsprey
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1. DeAndre Hopkins
2a. Quinton Patton
2b. Terrance Williams
3. Keenan Allen
4. Justin Hunter
5. Ryan Swope
6. Markus Wheaton
7. Cobi Hamilton
8. Marquess Wilson
9. Tavarres King
10. Robert Woods
11. Myles White
12. Da'Rick Rogers
13. Stedman Bailey
14. Alec Lemon
15. Chad Bumphis
16. Kenny Stills
17. Tavon Austin
18. Aaron Dobson
19. Cordarelle Patterson
20. Aaron Mellete
21. Brandon Kaufman
22. Marcus Davis
23. Anthony Amos
24. Tyrone Goard
25. Rodney Smith
26. Conner Vernon
27. Josh Boyce
28. Jasper Collins
29. Roy Roundtree
30. Mike Shanahan
31. Martel Moore
32. Emory Blake
33. Dan Buckner
34. Cody Wilson
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PatriotBeast
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Location: Maryland
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| Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 4:17 pm Post subject: |
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Mine...
1.Keenan Allen
2.DeAndre Hopkins
3.Terrence Williams
4.Justin Hunter
5.Cordarrelle Patterson
6.Tavon Austin
7.Quinton Patton
8.Stedman Bailey
9.Robert Woods
10.Da'Rick Rogers
11.Markus Wheaton
12.Ryan Swope
13.Cobi Hamilton
14.Marquess Wilson
15.Aaron Dobson
16.Kenny Stills |
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KiddKillah
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Location: Baltimore, MD
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| Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 5:15 pm Post subject: |
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1. Nuke Hopkins
2. Cordarrelle Patterson
3. Kennan Allen
4. Terrance Williams
5. Tavon Austin
6. Da'Rick Rogers
7. Markus Wheaton
8. Justin Hunter
9. Robert Woods
10. Quinton Patton
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