Dorsey is miscast as a 3-4 in that he'd be more effective as a 4-3 UT. He's so talented and powerful though, that it really doesn't matter if he's playing as a penetrator or a space eater.
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Originally posted by bsaza2358 View PostVery much agree. The Chiefs were converting to a 3-4 and finally have the personnel to run that D and the personnel that Haley wants to run his offense. Add in a weaker schedule, another year for the team to gel, and a solid 2009 and 2010 draft that included a lot of college team captains, and you have a team that is on the rise and is believing it is great.
Also note the Free agent signings in 2009 and 2010.
The starters:
WR Chris Chambers
C Casey Wiegmann
RG Ryan Lilja
RT Ryan O'Callaghan
RB Thomas Jones
ILB Jovan Belcher
Significant rotation players:
FB Tim Castille
DE Wallace Gilberry
DE Shaun Smith (these two covered Tyson Jackson's injury)
OLB Andy Studebaker
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Originally posted by Saints-Tigers View PostDorsey is miscast as a 3-4 in that he'd be more effective as a 4-3 UT. He's so talented and powerful though, that it really doesn't matter if he's playing as a penetrator or a space eater.
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If you would have told me before the season that the Titans would be the leader of the AFC South entering Week 8, with CJ averaging less than 100 YPG and VY basically missing 2 games, I would have made sweet, sweet love to you.Still Team The Ke$ha!!!
[@TDWinstead]
Originally posted by MichaelJordanEberle (sabf)Damn Ke$ha is sexy.
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Originally posted by TitanHope View PostIf you would have told me before the season that the Titans would be the leader of the AFC South entering Week 8, with CJ averaging less than 100 YPG and VY basically missing 2 games, I would have made sweet, sweet love to you.
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Originally posted by bsaza2358 View PostChiefs' 2008 Draft:
Glen Dorsey, DT (1st Round). Starting RDE.
Brandon Albert, OT (1st Round). Starting at LT
Brandon Flowers, CB (2nd Round). Starting CB
Jamaal Charles, RB (3rd Round). Splitting carries with Thomas Jones. Dynamic weapon.
DaJuan Morgan, S (4th Round). No longer on the roster.
William Franklin, WR (4th Round). No longer on the roster.
Brandon Carr, CB (5th Round). Starting CB.
Barry Richardson, OT (6th Round). Backup OLineman.
Kevin Robinson, WR (6th Round). No longer on the roster.
Brian Johnston, DE (7th Round). No longer on the roster.
Mike Merritt, TE (7th Round). No longer on the roster.
Getting 4 starters and 1 substantial contributor from 1 draft is impressive. Teams that excel have a tendency to do this by getting big time production from their draft picks. The Eagles 2002 draft included Lito Sheppard, Michael Lewis, Sheldon Brown, and Brian Westbrook. That core group helped that team win a ton of games.
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Originally posted by Scott WrightTerrellezzzzzzzz Pryorzzzzzzzz!Originally posted by njx9do i tell you when to flip the burger?
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Originally posted by yourfavestoner View PostI've believed in you guys the entire time!
And remember I'm a believer of the Jags...in the future! Fix that secondary and upgrade QB, and you guys are set. One draft can turn ya'll into a playoff team again! BELIEVE!!!Still Team The Ke$ha!!!
[@TDWinstead]
Originally posted by MichaelJordanEberle (sabf)Damn Ke$ha is sexy.
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Originally posted by TitanHope View PostIf you would have told me before the season that the Titans would be the leader of the AFC South entering Week 8, with CJ averaging less than 100 YPG and VY basically missing 2 games, I would have made sweet, sweet love to you.
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Originally posted by Bucs_Rule View PostI sure hope your not the guy in your Avatar, or any guy for that matter.
Originally posted by Scott WrightTerrellezzzzzzzz Pryorzzzzzzzz!Originally posted by njx9do i tell you when to flip the burger?
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