Originally posted by: hdeck
well since i am the texans i say take mario williams. we have 2 solid running backs, a great receiver, and a pro bowl return man (all things reggie is supposed to be). there is no need to replace any of these components.
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: hdeck
well since i am the texans i say take mario williams. we have 2 solid running backs, a great receiver, and a pro bowl return man (all things reggie is supposed to be). there is no need to replace any of these components.
Vince is the answer both from a marketing standpoint and a talent standpoint. There's a reason why Matress Mac and others are taking out full page ads in the Chronicle endorsing Young. Mac said today that once his contract is over with the Texans he will be hesistant to renew without Young leading the team. You don't mess with Matress Mac.
Originally posted by: hdeck
well since i am the texans i say take mario williams. we have 2 solid running backs, a great receiver, and a pro bowl return man (all things reggie is supposed to be). there is no need to replace any of these components.
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: hdeck
well since i am the texans i say take mario williams. we have 2 solid running backs, a great receiver, and a pro bowl return man (all things reggie is supposed to be). there is no need to replace any of these components.
Vince is the answer both from a marketing standpoint and a talent standpoint. There's a reason why Matress Mac and others are taking out full page ads in the Chronicle endorsing Young. Mac said today that once his contract is over with the Texans he will be hesistant to renew without Young leading the team. You don't mess with Matress Mac.
Originally posted by: frankgomez75
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: hdeck
well since i am the texans i say take mario williams. we have 2 solid running backs, a great receiver, and a pro bowl return man (all things reggie is supposed to be). there is no need to replace any of these components.
Vince is the answer both from a marketing standpoint and a talent standpoint. There's a reason why Matress Mac and others are taking out full page ads in the Chronicle endorsing Young. Mac said today that once his contract is over with the Texans he will be hesistant to renew without Young leading the team. You don't mess with Matress Mac.
Where did you get that info from? Mattress Mac that is... I thought it was speculation that Matress Mac took out that ad. Just wondering..
Originally posted by: TheNinja
Everyone makes good points, but you cannot pass on Bush if you are the Texans. They will be ridiculed and mocked to no end when Bush turns out to be a game breaker. All the experts say he's the best player to come out in 10 years and is like a Gale Sayers or Barry Sanders. I think the smart thing would be to try and trade down and get Mario or Ferguson. But if you have the #1 pick you gotta grab Bush.
Originally posted by: GeneValgene
Originally posted by: jjsole
Originally posted by: dmw16
I say Mario Williams. Sure, Bush is good, but here are a few things to consider
1) Davis is a pretty decent RB
2) Texans O-Line sucks, Bush is great, but he spent college playing behind a dominant line
3) Kubiack was the coordinator in Denver who has taken many "average" backs and turned them into great ones
4) A good defense is what wins super bowls
5) Texans D sucks - they couldnt get any pressure on QBs last year
I know that Bush will make an immediate impact, but if the Texans are in it for the long haul then Williams is a better choice. Honestly, they'd be smart to trade down and pick up a few picks. They clearly have a lot of holes. One player isnt going to fix all their problems and certainly not a RB.
I totally agree. A dominant defensive player is more effective in the game than a top runningback, and they generally last longer as well. Take the fact that there are always runners to be had, there is more upside with Williams.
true true true...
but i guarantee...if the texans take williams at the #1 without trading down, they will get booed like crazy on draft day
Same. They would be stupid not to take VY, Carr is a joke. Even if the Texans can't find someone to fill the O-Line, they could just trade Carr for an OL that is close to William's caliber. Hell, they could trade VY for a Williams caliber guy + more. Let's face it, offensive players will always pack more people in the stadium. They would get more face value with either Reggie or VY in the event they ever did have to trade them for an OL + more.Originally posted by: CVSiN
Originally posted by: CPA
No question - Vince Young.
yup
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Same. They would be stupid not to take VY, Carr is a joke. Even if the Texans can't find someone to fill the O-Line, they could just trade Carr for an OL that is close to William's caliber. Hell, they could trade VY for a Williams caliber guy + more. Let's face it, offensive players will always pack more people in the stadium. They would get more face value with either Reggie or VY in the event they ever did have to trade them for an OL + more.Originally posted by: CVSiN
Originally posted by: CPA
No question - Vince Young.
yup
Edit: I was also reading an article on espn where the writer scouted Williams this season. He said the guy is in no way the next Peppers, and that Williams is way overrated.
The main question I have is, why all the hype about Williams now? There was no hype about him from the start, hell the Ohio State LB's were more hyped than Williams just a month or two ago. That should tell you something in itself.Originally posted by: Excelsior
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Same. They would be stupid not to take VY, Carr is a joke. Even if the Texans can't find someone to fill the O-Line, they could just trade Carr for an OL that is close to William's caliber. Hell, they could trade VY for a Williams caliber guy + more. Let's face it, offensive players will always pack more people in the stadium. They would get more face value with either Reggie or VY in the event they ever did have to trade them for an OL + more.Originally posted by: CVSiN
Originally posted by: CPA
No question - Vince Young.
yup
Edit: I was also reading an article on espn where the writer scouted Williams this season. He said the guy is in no way the next Peppers, and that Williams is way overrated.
And that is his opinion, but many disagree, including the people who actually participate in the draft. He has much to learn but still...he is 6' 7", ~295lbs and runs the 40 in under 4.7. He is a freak...and you can't teach that.
Originally posted by: GeneValgene
Originally posted by: TheNinja
Everyone makes good points, but you cannot pass on Bush if you are the Texans. They will be ridiculed and mocked to no end when Bush turns out to be a game breaker. All the experts say he's the best player to come out in 10 years and is like a Gale Sayers or Barry Sanders. I think the smart thing would be to try and trade down and get Mario or Ferguson. But if you have the #1 pick you gotta grab Bush.
did barry sanders ever win a championship?
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
The main question I have is, why all the hype about Williams now? There was no hype about him from the start, hell the Ohio State LB's were more hyped than Williams just a month or two ago. That should tell you something in itself.Originally posted by: Excelsior
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Same. They would be stupid not to take VY, Carr is a joke. Even if the Texans can't find someone to fill the O-Line, they could just trade Carr for an OL that is close to William's caliber. Hell, they could trade VY for a Williams caliber guy + more. Let's face it, offensive players will always pack more people in the stadium. They would get more face value with either Reggie or VY in the event they ever did have to trade them for an OL + more.Originally posted by: CVSiN
Originally posted by: CPA
No question - Vince Young.
yup
Edit: I was also reading an article on espn where the writer scouted Williams this season. He said the guy is in no way the next Peppers, and that Williams is way overrated.
And that is his opinion, but many disagree, including the people who actually participate in the draft. He has much to learn but still...he is 6' 7", ~295lbs and runs the 40 in under 4.7. He is a freak...and you can't teach that.
Also, do what do you think about an offensive player like a QB/RB being more "valuable" as far as tradebait than an OL? Agree or disagree?
Originally posted by: hdeck
that and all the workouts hadn't been completed months ago.
now then, my sources have informed me that bush's agent will be in houston tonight and the deal will be officially inked and announced friday before the draft.
Originally posted by: IAteYourMother
Originally posted by: GeneValgene
Originally posted by: TheNinja
Everyone makes good points, but you cannot pass on Bush if you are the Texans. They will be ridiculed and mocked to no end when Bush turns out to be a game breaker. All the experts say he's the best player to come out in 10 years and is like a Gale Sayers or Barry Sanders. I think the smart thing would be to try and trade down and get Mario or Ferguson. But if you have the #1 pick you gotta grab Bush.
did barry sanders ever win a championship?
dan marino didn't either, yet if Dan Marino was in the draft now, and if I knew how good he would be, I would draft him in a heartbeat
