Please let go of your weirdo fascination with Brady Quinn. It's over, we aren't getting him next year. Time to take down his posters from your ceiling and throw away those dozen red roses he gave you...
We drafted Clemens for a reason and hes gonna be good especially with our new and improved oline. Besides I dont think were gonna be so bad next year in which well be in a position to draft Brady Quinn.
The Jets Targets in 07 RBs Adrian Peterson He is the only guy we should worry about in that position, if he doesnt come out unless something changes dont even draft a rb. WRs Dwayne Jarrett Calvin Johnson Jeff Samardzija Those 3 guys should be good i prefer Calvin Johnson out of all of them, but any of them would be fine. LBs Gaines Adams/OLB/ 3-4,Clemson Quentin Moses/OLB/ 3-4,Georgia Both great pass rushers and could fit with us DE Baraka Atkins/DE/3-4,Miami(FL) He fits well played Dt last year and will play DE this year for Miami. S Brandon Meriweather,Miami(FL) Laron Landry,LSU Prefer Meriweather here safety not a huge need but could be improved.
I am of the school that once the draft is over you set your sights on this current season and what can be achieved. I couldn't wait for the draft to be over so I could shift my focus from "who are we going to get" to "how are we going to play". Talking about next years draft? Maybe we should do it in the draft forum? Maybe we should even wait until we have a better idea of where we will be picking? To say this will be a bad season is a little premature factoring in that we don't even know what the depth chart will be. Not even a single moment of hope! - I guess darksiding is a year long job huh!
Guess we know why Lendale fell so far- Sources: White failed drug test Revelation likely to hurt running back's status for NFL draft BY SCOTT WOLF, Staff Writer Former USC tailback LenDale White tested positive during an NFL drug test, according to multiple sources, which could affect his stock for today's pro draft. White spoke briefly to a reporter Friday but sounded unconcerned about the situation. "(The NFL) ain't worried about it," he said. "The issue's been addressed." Word of the drug test spread through NFL circles Friday and several sources said the test took place at the Indianapolis predraft combine in late February. "If it's out, it's got to be a combine test," said a source with knowledge of NFL drug testing. "Some teams also give their own tests but those are at individual workouts and no one releases those." The news could not come at a worse time for White, who has not impressed NFL teams since announcing in January he would turn pro. "If this is true, this late before the draft, that will sink him," said an agent who asked not to be identified. White's pro day workout at USC was a disaster. He weighed 244 pounds, six more than at the combine, and bench pressed 225 pounds just 15 times. White then failed to perform any other workouts because of a hamstring injury. Am MRI later determined that White suffered a moderate tear in his hamstring that will sideline him until mid-May and prevented him from running or working out individually for NFL teams. "This validates that the reason I didn't run wasn't because I didn't want to, wasn't because I was lazy, but because I was injured," White told the Denver Post. "I did everything I possibly could to get ready for our pro day, but I knew something wasn't right with my leg. Now I've got a doctor with 100 percent expertise on hamstrings saying I have a tear. To me, it proves the attacks against me were unjust." White was originally projected to be a possible top-10 pick and envisioned going in the top five with USC teammate Reggie Bush, much like Auburn tailbacks Ronnie Brown and Carnell "Cadillac" Williams last year. But recent mock drafts show him sliding to a late first-round or even second-round selection, which seemed unlikely after he rushed for 124 yards and scored three touchdowns in the Rose Bowl in January. Billy Witz contributed. scott.wolf@dailynews.com
