Official 2009 NFL Draft Round 4 Thread
 

With the first three picks in the book, it's time to move onto the fourth round.

Who would take Brown before we pick? No way: Jets, Steelers, Vikes, Colts, Panthers, Broncos, Cards, Eagles, Niners.

what are our chances of coming away with Rashad Johnson

But I would not have any problems if we somehow came away with Andre Brown

So long Rashad

I'm really hoping for Chip Vaughn and/or Andre Brown.

I have to say we don't need him, but Shawn Nelson would be great value at TE. (he has a 2nd round grade by many)

From an Aggie to a Cowgirl....

Stephen McGee will have plenty of time to develop behind Romo.

I went into this draft thinking that we needed to accrue some 3rd and 4th round picks. Here we are with plenty of talent available. I'm anticipating Vaughn and Brown.

I hope so, Roy.

A wild card to consider here is Johnny Knox

Current projections...

http://www.drafttek.com/round42009.asp

103 St Louis Lawrence Sidbury Jr. DE43 Richmond +31 Value
104 Cleveland Mitch King OLB34 Iowa -24 Reach
105 Chicago Duke Robinson OG Oklahoma +53 Value
106 Cincinnati DJ Moore CB Vanderbilt +59 Value
107 New England James Casey TE Rice +47 Value
108 * Miami Jamon Meredith OT South Carolina +49 Value
109 Green Bay Shawn Nelson TE Southern Miss +46 Value
110 Dallas Mike Mickens CB Cincinnati +35 Value
111 Carolina Herman Johnson OG LSU +37 Value
112 Houston Chip Vaughn SS Wake Forest +30 Value

:D

So if the Texans do what you want and Brown and Vaughn are still available 112, who would you want Roy?

Nevermind, your next post said it all ;)

I dunno what's wrong with Gartrell ?

I like Gartrell next round if Brown is gone

He's really slow.

I wouldn't mind him strictly as a thumper/short yardage back. But, I don't think he has the edge speed to be a legitimate back-up to Slaton.

I do wonder if the Texans actually believe Chris Brown is really healthy and ready to contribute?

I was thinking the same thing a little bit ago. Would be interesting to know. Guess we'll find out with the next two picks if Brown or another back they like is available.

Can Fran Charles shout into the mic any louder? Dang it!:mad:

Well, the Jags got the speedster Mike Thomas.

I think that Kubiak really wants a guy who can step in and be the "feature" back if Slaton gets injured. Gartrell doesn't have enough quickness to threaten the edge, so he has to run between the tackles. He'd be OK as a specialist short-yardage guy, but perhaps we sign him as an UDFA to go along with Andre Brown or Rashad Jennings.

I think I might cry.

Really not happy about Thomas going to the Jags. That actually makes a lot of sense for them.

Can't see any of the teams in front of us here taking RB. Get Brown!!!

UH OH! Mike Thomas and Torry Holt? We better sign Dunta long term.

The OL still has Duke and Jamon available?

DJ Moore was not listed on Gosselin's list at all. I wonder if teams see him as too slow. Something is pushing him down the board.

If the Packers, Cowboys, or Packers select Vaughn, I'm going to cry. :(

I wonder if Chritopher Owens is on the Texans' draft board?

I had him being gone #90 to ATL.

On deck and I can't see Carolina taking Brown. If the Texans want him we'll find out.

The Cowboys just took my 7th round situational pass rusher to be an OLB.

WTF??? Goodson to Carolina?? Don't they have enough RBs? I guess they want him to return kicks...:confused:

The Panthers took a RB, but not the one I want. :D

Uhm....:rolleyes::eek: Ok they got another DB, look out Dunta.

A CB with 5 INTs (7 career). Kick returner.

All-Mountain West team. :confused:

WTF is Glover Quin? :confused:

I like the pick has good size.http://stats.chron.com/nfldraft/players.asp?id=136614

Some have him listed as a FS.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/1115231

Texans must be satisfied with their plethora of options at RB slipping to 122. I have to say, I'm a little surprised they haven't flinched yet and made a move to get someone to back up Slaton. Kudos?

That or they see Chris Brown as healthy.

Chip is a Saint.

with him and Malcolm Jenkins they addressed two major needs