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Ade Jimoh Fan Club 06-14-2004, 01:09 PM ade wont even make the team. and even if he does, we got ralph brown, bauman, and walt harris to battle for 3rd corner. no chance, sorry.
amd what about a player thats actually on our team?
Ok, ok. Guess you're a "glass is half empty" kinda guy.
On offense, Gardner is going to finally live up to a 1st round pick status. With Coles iffy toe, Portis drawing extra coverage and this being a contract year, he'll finally get some big numbers.
On defense, Taylor would be too easy, so I am going with Wynn. Moreso because he HAS TO play well. He's been a moderate disappointment - so even a 8 sack year would be a breakout.
Defensewins 06-14-2004, 01:44 PM I am going out on a limb with my picks, so don't take my predictions too seriously.
I am going with two players that are not the obvious huge talent (like Portis or Coles), but rather the surprise.
On offense - Mike Sellers
I think defenses are going to forget about him because of all our other big weapons on offense...Coles, Portis, Brunell. So he will be left uncovered on some key pass plays, like key third downs or goaline plays. Plus he has great hands and a knock out blocker. Cooley will likely get some reps because he is a high draft pick. But I don't think he will outplay Sellers.
On Defense - Ohalete :>
After beating out Bowens for the SS position in about the 3rd or 4th week of the regular season....the opposing offenses will try to exploit him as the weak link on our defense. So he will have alot of opportunuties for pick offs and he will have a ton of tackles. But he will capitalize on this great chance and surprise the entire league.
Here is for wishful thinking....
Big C 06-14-2004, 01:49 PM Ok, ok. Guess you're a "glass is half empty" kinda guy.
On offense, Gardner is going to finally live up to a 1st round pick status. With Coles iffy toe, Portis drawing extra coverage and this being a contract year, he'll finally get some big numbers.
On defense, Taylor would be too easy, so I am going with Wynn. Moreso because he HAS TO play well. He's been a moderate disappointment - so even a 8 sack year would be a breakout.
i wouldnt say that, i just think im more of a realistic guy. it would be a great story if he were to become 3rd corner, but i dont see how that will happen. if u can play out a realistic scenario then id be more than happy to consider
memphisskin 06-14-2004, 03:13 PM Gardner becomes the Art Monk receiver- tons of catches to move the chains as he finally finds a coach who uses his skills correctly. He's got size and can move.
Arrington - if a Pro Bowler can have a breakout season. I look for him to be a terror, wait until they unload those 46 packages. He's Wilbur Marshall all over again, only faster if that's possible.
Special teams - The entire unit will improve. This was too easy as they can't get much worse.
JWsleep 06-14-2004, 04:00 PM The entire O-line will have a breakout season. After last year's weak performance, the line will blossom under Bugel's guidance. We will see lots of rushing yards, few sacks, and a dominating line late in the game that wears down opposing D-lines. We could send 2-3 O-linemen to the probowl. And as the o-line goes, so goes the team. Gibbs and Bugel are the kings of serious O-line play. Get ready for the dirtbags!
Dave Butz Baby! 06-14-2004, 05:14 PM Breakout season?
Rae Carruth!
;)
Big C 06-14-2004, 05:46 PM lol, how long is he in prison?
PSUskinsfan11 06-14-2004, 07:30 PM O-MVP: Portis
D-MVP: LaVar
Most improved: Dockery
Breakout: Washington
Big C 06-14-2004, 07:36 PM i expect dockery to have a big year as well
SmootSmack 06-15-2004, 02:07 AM Well I've been saying it for months and I think many others here concur, Marcus Washington is on the brink of stardom. I can't wait to see him lined up opposite LaVar. That should be exciting. Offensively, I'm torn between Betts and Morton but I'm going to go with Morton. I think he could be a modern day Joe Washington.
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