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http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=090...s&confirm=true
I'd be expecting an announcement here soon about visiting Kubiak. ![]()
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Originally Posted by chuck I'm just sitting here thinking (pacing, actually) that whatever my issues with Kubiak he is apparently a goddam genius at tutoring quarterbacks. |
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If he's healthy, I'll take him over Chris Brown.
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His groin injury was still sore enough that he was not taking part in the minicamps however, assuming he can pass a physical, I would suggest the Texans sign him. I was skeptical of his abilities coming out of UT but he showed that he could fit the Broncos system which is very similar to ours and, when healthy, he can run downhill and make that cut back that RBs in our system have to have to make the running game work. He's from Houston, is not a problem kid, knows the basic offense, can pass block, catch passes, certainly won't cost as much as Ahman Green and provides insurance for Slaton. He also has some kick return skills.
He doesn't have goalline strength to dependably score in short yardage so he ought to be viewed more as a back-up than a specialist. But given the likelihood Slaton gets dinged sometime during the season, having a back who can step in and start is a good thing to have. |
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I would be shocked if he wasnt signed to our roster. Hoping that he would be released and would be a natural fit here after the Broncos drafted a new RB in #1 may have had something to do with not drafting a RB.
At the same time it wouldnt suprise me if he never gets a sniff, although a guy that you know can avg 5YPC in your system is not something you would normally not even sniff at. It will depend alot on his contract requirements also. If he wants #1 money it aint gonna happen. But if he were healthy I would be happy to see him and Slaton split carries/catches 50/50, and carry 1 bigger goal line back. |
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[QUOTE=HPF Bob;11314]
He doesn't have goalline strength to dependably score in short yardage so he ought to be viewed more as a back-up than a specialist. QUOTE] But isn't that what we are in need of? 3rd and short, 4th and short, etc, etc. Having two backs of similiar style would some benefits, but I would rather have a bull dozer, that can run this offense, to get us 6 instead of 3. Just my opinion..... |
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[QUOTE=WMH;11316]
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I think if we can get Selvin in here without a huge financial committment, then we do it. And then we remain in the market for a bigger back. The truth is we probably need to sign at least 2 more backs before training camp in addition to any UDFA we bring in. I say Slaton, Young, and EJames would get us through next year (that is unless a rookie back unseats one of them which is all the better). |
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I take back everything I said about the Texans not drafting a back, though when they were able to sign Foster and Johnson I already felt better, if they can sign (a healthy) Selvin Young. I know he's not a banger but we just need someone credible to go with Slaton.
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[QUOTE=barrett;11319]
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BTW - What is his injury? Why wouldn't he pass the Denver physical? |
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