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In other recent draft news/rumors, this little snipet from walterfootball.com:
26. Houston Texans: Peter Konz, C, Wisconsin The Texans want to draft a receiver in the first round, but they may change their minds if Peter Konz is available. We've reported that the front office believes some team will outbid for Myers in free agency, so Houston will probably have a big need at the center position. In that case, Konz will be too difficult to pass up. I would assume the Raiders with G. Knapp now their OC, but wouldn't rule out the Colts and Redskins. Myers playing in the ProBowl during a contract year could come back to bite us in the end. ![]() |
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58 Houston Texans: Josh Chapman, NT, Alabama I really like this pick for the Texans. They need help at nose tackle, and Wade Phillips prefers smaller players at the position. Plus, Houston has seemed to favor prospects out of the southeast in recent drafts. Josh Chapman is one of the top players available. 89 Houston Texans: Tommy Streeter, WR, Miami It shouldn't shock anyone if the Texans decide to double up on receivers in the first few rounds. That is position is their No. 1 need by far. 121 Houston Texans: Marvin McNutt, WR, Iowa Another receiver. The Texans are going to make upgrading a position a priority this offseason. My take is that I do not see Meyers as a hard sign, only the Redskins employ the same type running scheme, Knapp came from a different coaching tree of the WCO and I do not believe he is married to the Shanahan/Kubiak running game. I am betting that Knapp will use a power running game similar to the one he used last time he was in Oakland. As for multiple WR, we have Lestar Jean coming back to camp next year, he might be a big surprise for us. I love the pick of Konz, I also would love getting Jeffery, so I have no clue what they do. In the 2nd. I love Martin from Michigan for the NT or Brandon Boykin, CB, Georgia who has played both ways for the Bulldogs and is a top return guy. AT 89, I would be ok with the Streeter pick or the guy selected next, Keenan Robinson, OLB, Texas, who I see as an ILB in our system. I also would have to look hard at Zeitler one of the best OG in the draft. As for the last pick here, McNutt is solid and I like Dwight Jones also. I would have to look hard at Kheeston Randall, DE/DT, Texas who I see as a good solid fit for our DE, Smith is in the final year of his contract after all
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There is no failure, only feedback. Last edited by painekiller; 02-02-2012 at 04:02 PM. |
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While I do look for a WR upgrade early in the draft, I'm not sure it's our #1 priority and, certainly, if we are going o-line, d-line with our first two picks, then it really wasn't a huge priority. I still want to see the secondary upgraded, whether through free agency or the draft. Joseph/Manning were a huge upgrade but Allen is a free agent and Jackson/Quin still make me nervous.
The two guys at CBS Sports.com both have us taking WR at #27, not the big NT Poe as before. Kunz is taken by the Ravens a few choices further down in both mocks. |
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I thought Quinn was very good this year. His coverage ability in the slot gave us versatility and he was one of our surest tacklers.
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Everyone in the secondary is good except Jackson. Everyone in the secondary could realistically be upgraded in the draft except Joseph.
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I would replace Manning before Quinn. Manning is better as a centerfield type when facing the QB, but Quinn was very good in coverage on TEs and RBs. And he was a great tackler in run support and the open field. So unless we are looking to replace both safeties, I feel like Quinn is perfect where he is.
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As long as it took this staff to get serious about the S position and considering the poor play of years past, I'm fairly certain they're satisfied with the production we got last year and S is a loooooow priority in this draft.
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