#420984 - 03/09/08 01:27 AM
Re: the end of alexander??
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leave it to a coug to think Jeb Putzier is an upgrade.... What other tight ends are out there? Crumpler is gone. There's no TE's worth a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd round pick. Just allows the Hawks to go after interior lineman. I'm not sure if Putzier is that great but he has to be just as good if not better than Pollard. You just don't like him because he's from Boise St. Too bad Stevens was a bust.
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#421028 - 03/09/08 01:35 PM
Re: the end of alexander??
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Dude, where's my boat?
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Looks like they will cut Alexander after June 1 to lessen the salary cap hit...draft will be interesting as there are two legit late first round tight ends Fred Davis USC and a dude from Purdue but dont remember his name right off.
DT is by far our biggest weakness right now so I assume they go that route in round 1 or 2 for sure. More depth at the OL and a TE somewhere in the first 3 rounds.
Salary cap is carrying 10 million in dead money from released players over the past few years...5 mil or so just from Wistrom. It hurts to release once star players and prorate the cap hit over a few years, that is the only reason they might keep alexander around imo. We are still the best team in the west and will win our 5th straight title this year but Paul Allen just jacked my season ticket prices another 10% which was not cool...cheers
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#421030 - 03/09/08 02:20 PM
Re: the end of alexander??
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Keller is the TE from Purdue, quick great hands (needs to learn to block) and then Davis from USC, are easily worth a late 1st round pick, and would be a steal in the 2d round.
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#421686 - 03/12/08 10:46 AM
Re: the end of alexander??
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Nice to get some fresh legs in the backfield, but unless that o-line is greatly improved (which I think they almost fixed it) you can put any rb back there you want and they are going nowhere. Sure Shaun sat down a few times, but game after game the defense would pour through that o-line as he took the handoff. Barry Sanders is about the only rb I can think of that could make runs happen with absolutely no blocking support. Shaun is no Barry Sanders. The running game will improve this year - not so much because of who is running the ball, but because of the improvements made to the o-line and possibly because they got a new 0-line coach. my .02
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#421711 - 03/12/08 12:05 PM
Re: the end of alexander??
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They need that lineman out of Minnesota - what was his name? Hutchinson. Oh wait....  Well, I've seen it all. Parker advocating a player from the Big Ten. A Michigan man no less. http://www.minnesotavikings.com/TeamPlayerProfile_steve_hutchinson.aspx
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