'Hamas' Jenkins |
03-03-2009 10:29 AM |
Rock and a hard place. I'm not a big fan of taking running backs with really high selections. The Bucs just signed Derrick Ward, so they don't have a gaping hole at running back any more. A tandem of Ward and Graham could be serviceable, as you can't count on a broken down Cadillac for anything.
The Bucs have glaring needs at QB, DT, OLB, and WR
Obviously Tampa needs a quarterback. They tried to make a deal for Cutler, but that fell through. Josh Freeman is a great specimen in shorts and a T-shirt, but I've seen him play in the Big XII, and I'm not exactly thrilled.
Larry English is a possibility at end, but he reminds me too much of Tamba Hali.
Percy Harvin would be a good compliment to Antonio Bryant, but he comes from a spread offense, is on the small side, and has durability concerns.
Louis Delmas doesn't really fit the mold of a Cover 2 safety.
Peria Jerry is going to be a 25 year old rookie, he has major injury and intelligence issues, and he has the Sims/Peppers question given the presence of Greg Hardy on his college line.
Vontae Davis is another intriguing possibility, but he was less than impressive at the Combine, which is shocking given that was supposed to be the area where he would excel, given his lack of solid intangibles. There are a lot of Cover 2 corners that could be had later in the draft
In the end, I'm going to take the guy who I think is Larry Johnson without character problems.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers select Chris "Beanie" Wells, RB, The Ohio State University
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