There draft picks are 1, 2, 5,7 rounds so they won't be taking a RB round 4.I think the Conner signing means they dont take a RB until Round 4 at best. One caveat being one falling into their lap.
There draft picks are 1, 2, 5,7 rounds so they won't be taking a RB round 4.I think the Conner signing means they dont take a RB until Round 4 at best. One caveat being one falling into their lap.
So much for "we think Chase Edmonds can be the guy". And doesn't strike them from my list of teams who might take a RBin the first 2 days
I think the Conner signing means they dont take a RB until Round 4 at best. One caveat being one falling into their lap.
I still see them drafting a guy, as neither are "the guy" types. If they don't, I expect a full blown, 50/50, or maybe even a 33/33/33 with a third guy they have yet to add, committee.Maybe i am bias since i never cared for Conner. Conner never had 1000 yard season and the Cards waited, what, 2 weeks before the NFL draft to sign him (when no one else would).
I still see Chase has having more relevancy until further notice.
You may be right.I still see them drafting a guy, as neither are "the guy" types. If they don't, I expect a full blown, 50/50, or maybe even a 33/33/33 with a third guy they have yet to add, committee.
Going of what Edmonds did when given the chance without Drake (25 for 70), I'd say that if that was the plan...it's a bad plan.You may be right.
I'm not betting the farm on my opinion.
Maybe i'm diving too deep but i think after Drake showed his true colors, the Cards were pleasantly surprised with Edmonds who is still on his rookie deal. I envision that the plan was to give Edmonds the reigns and, as insurance, sign Conner in case Edmonds tanks. Both of their contracts end after the 2021 season too which further has me leaning that Edmonds will be given every opportunity to prove it or lose it.
And signing a guy (Conner) who cant seem to play a full 16-game schedule (now 17) is a good plan?Going of what Edmonds did when given the chance without Drake (25 for 70), I'd say that if that was the plan...it's a bad plan.
Ha, no, I think both are bad plans, thus the belief that they still draft a guy...or add another FA after the draft, if they missed out on one.And signing a guy (Conner) who cant seem to play a full 16-game schedule (now 17) is a good plan?
This is good banter. But i still feel they want to see if Edmonds can be.
So you think they take one top 2 rounds? Otherwise its a body not competing for reps most likely.Ha, no, I think both are bad plans, thus the belief that they still draft a guy...or add another FA after the draft, if they missed out on one.
I see the 4-5 "realistic" possibilities of potential starting RB's being sprinkled throughout the first three to four rounds. And yes, I would expect them to take one in the first two days. I think there are at least 5 other RB's, forecast to go in round 4 or later,, that could realistically compete with those dudes and have a minimum 50/50 shot at beating them. And I would fully expect an UDFA being able to realistically compete for reps with those two if given a fair shake. Chase doesn't have it, and Conner can't stay off the trainers table long enough to use what he does have...if he's got anything left.So you think they take one top 2 rounds? Otherwise its a body not competing for reps most likely.
Edmonds was a 4th round pick.I see the 4-5 "realistic" possibilities of potential starting RB's being sprinkled throughout the first three to four rounds. And yes, I would expect them to take one in the first two days. I think there are at least 5 other RB's, forecast to go in round 4 or later,, that could realistically compete with those dudes and have a minimum 50/50 shot at beating them. And I would fully expect an UDFA being able to realistically compete for reps with those two if given a fair shake. Chase doesn't have it, and Conner can't stay off the trainers table long enough to use what he does have...if he's got anything left.
I truly don't feel any good vibes about Edmonds or Conner...and if they don't add a third that might win out, I'm avoiding the situation altogether. I will gladly let another owner take on that headache.
Edmonds was a 4th round pick.
And as Harold pointed out, without a current 4th round pick (or 3rd), unless the Cards make a deal, they will either have to take a RB in the early 2nd round, or wait until the 5th.
I see the 4-5 "realistic" possibilities of potential starting RB's being sprinkled throughout the first three to four rounds. And yes, I would expect them to take one in the first two days. I think there are at least 5 other RB's, forecast to go in round 4 or later,, that could realistically compete with those dudes and have a minimum 50/50 shot at beating them. And I would fully expect an UDFA being able to realistically compete for reps with those two if given a fair shake. Chase doesn't have it, and Conner can't stay off the trainers table long enough to use what he does have...if he's got anything left.
I truly don't feel any good vibes about Edmonds or Conner...and if they don't add a third that might win out, I'm avoiding the situation altogether. I will gladly let another owner take on that headache.
Around 2.5ypc the only time he was "the guy", and not taking advantage of 3rd and 15 draw plays on those "attempts" though. I put much more into the numbers of that game, than what he did as a third down back who couldn't force a poser like Drake to the side.4.5 yards per carry and 50 catches for Chase last year... I don’t think they’re that worried about the position. Especially with Murray there to take 8ish carries a game.
We think every year. Doesnt work out that way usually. How many round 4+ Rbs r usually the starter rookie year.I see the 4-5 "realistic" possibilities of potential starting RB's being sprinkled throughout the first three to four rounds. And yes, I would expect them to take one in the first two days. I think there are at least 5 other RB's, forecast to go in round 4 or later,, that could realistically compete with those dudes and have a minimum 50/50 shot at beating them. And I would fully expect an UDFA being able to realistically compete for reps with those two if given a fair shake. Chase doesn't have it, and Conner can't stay off the trainers table long enough to use what he does have...if he's got anything left.
I truly don't feel any good vibes about Edmonds or Conner...and if they don't add a third that might win out, I'm avoiding the situation altogether. I will gladly let another owner take on that headache.
Around 2.5ypc the only time he was "the guy", and not taking advantage of 3rd and 15 draw plays on those "attempts" though. I put much more into the numbers of that game, than what he did as a third down back who couldn't force a poser like Drake to the side.
drafted eno last year too, i agree here.25 for 70 against the Dolphins? Kind of harsh to write him off for a option-throwing team.
27-126 against the Giants two years ago in his only game.
Dude has barely a handful of games with double digit rushing attempts. There is no way to really scout that. Except that they love him in pass pro.
I say no chance the Cards draft RB
Aaron Jones was a 5th round pick. He wasnt ready from the first day but I would say he developed nicely. With that said, most teams have a true committee approach so they dont need to find a stud. Just someone capabale of 10-15 touches and that could ruin the fantasy value of someone else.Edmonds was a 4th round pick.
And as Harold pointed out, without a current 4th round pick (or 3rd), unless the Cards make a deal, they will either have to take a RB in the early 2nd round, or wait until the 5th.