GroupThink Little Rock Rollers - 1994 offseason

[QuikSand]

24. Little Rock - Wellman, Vincent, OLB, Notre Dame

25. Nashua - Terry, Warren, G, Texas - El Paso
26. Wheeling - Nixon, Renaldo, ILB, Syracuse
27. Texarkana - Bashir, Wes, DT, Oregon State
28. Cheyenne - Wynn, Donnie, DT, Mississippi
29. Sacramento - Hanna, Peter, RB, Siena
30. Sault Ste. Marie - Hand, Bryan, DT, Hawaii

Any more ideas?

[primelord]

Well it might be a little too early to take him here I guess, but I do like the looks of A.J. Hitchcock. H ehas that breakout look. I wonder if he would make it to our next pick.

[primelord]

Dola,

Also Davidson might not be a bad pick here either. With Wellman and Harden that would sure up our LB's for a long itme.

[QuikSand]

I will again toss out the strategy we used last year - trade this pick to move up in next year's draft. If we don't like the end of round one, maybe we try to get into an earlier spot next year.

[QuikSand]

The only offensive player who looks at all worth considering here wouuld be WR Byron Rodgers, but with our investment in the passing game already, I just don't see it working for us.

[Doug5984]

Quick that is a pretty good idea, no one here really looks like a solid pick to me...but...I do like the looks of DE AJ Hitchcock, and I don't know if he would last to our next pick...should we consider just trading down to around maybe # 12 in round 2? and picking up an extra 4th round pick?

[wade moore]

I won't be able to comment until later tonight specifically.. but i know when I looked at the players no RB seemed like a 1st round pick, and we are pretty set at WR right now.. I think LB fills a bigger need for us..

[QuikSand]

Okay, with no strong consensus on where to go here, we swing a deal. Ocean City takes this pick, and we also send then our 3rd and 5th picks next year, in exchange for their first pick next year.

31. Ocean City - Webster, Preston, RB, Georgia
32. Mazatlan - Hatcher, Rodney, T, Wisconsin
33. Puget Sound - Peelle, Scott, T, Kentucky
34. Manhattan - Davidson, Marc, ILB, Southern California
35. Death Valley - Perez, Shaun, T, Boston College
36. Lake Erie - Ratte, Freddie, T, Indiana
37. Champaign - Price, Trent, RB, UCLA
38. Fort Knox - Lumpkin, Bucky, DE, North Carolina State
39. Niagara Falls - Rodgers, Byron, WR, Georgia Tech
40. Napa Valley - Halela, Corwin, DE, Louisiana State
41. Providence - Nussmeier, Tyrone, RB, UCLA
42. Ocean City - Brandon, Keith, G, Arizona

With the "players we like" rapidly dropping off the board and our DE now at the top of that position's list, I decide to follow Doug's instincts. We trade up in round two to get Key West's pick at 2(11), to get the DE we like. It costs us our fourth round pick, which seems reasonable enough:

43. Little Rock - Hitchcock, A.J., DE, Texas Tech

44. Tijuana - Hutchins, Jimmie, T, Nebraska
45. Thunder Bay - Logan, Cornelius, DE, Pittsburgh
46. Memphis - Doyle, Walter, ILB, North Texas
47. Pensacola - Ramsey, Junior, T, Oregon
48. Key West - Schulz, Bo, QB, Maryland
49. Athens - Thornton, Chester, CB, Wake Forest
50. Fort Wayne - Krcik, Ty, QB, Virginia Tech
51. Tulsa - Luck, Antoine, DT, Clemson
52. Louisville - Stokley, Andrew, OLB, San Jose State
53. Kitty Hawk - Ward, Donovan, T, Notre Dame
54. Thunder Bay - Farley, Bob, DT, Washington State
55. Bermuda - Samuels, Johnnie, DE, Texas A&M
56. Hawk Mountain - Colley, Kenny, DE, Notre Dame
57. Nashua - Terrell, Brenden, OLB, Auburn
58. Wheeling - Taylor, Justin, S, Mississippi
59. Texarkana - St. Cyr, Marco, CB, Cal. - Poly SLO
60. Cheyenne - Douglas, Bennie, CB, Duke
61. Sacramento - Griffin, Joel, ILB, Southern California
62. Sault Ste. Marie - Wiggins, Tyrell, DT, Michigan
63. Key West - Bell, Russell, ILB, East Stroudsburg
64. Mazatlan - Hewitt, Keith, ILB, McNeese State
65. Puget Sound - Tucker, Preston, WR, Mississippi
66. Manhattan - Gabreleski, Louis, DT, Indiana
67. Death Valley - Luxmore, Terrell, G, Florida State
68. Lake Erie - Crandall, Leland, DE, Idaho
69. Champaign - Barclay, Neal, G, Cincinnati
70. Fort Knox - Bemont, Cornell, G, Arkansas
71. Niagara Falls - Tormenti, Larry, G, Michigan State
72. Napa Valley - Haskell, Vernon, CB, Iowa
73. Providence - Buckley, Randal, OLB, Washington State
74. Ocean City - Ballard, Lance, S, Oregon State
75. Key West - Allen, Ike, RB, Northwestern
76. Tijuana - Gregoire, Cole, G, Baylor
77. Norfolk - Glaze, Tim, RB, James Madison
78. Memphis - Rivera, Lamont, QB, St. Francis, Pa.
79. Pensacola - Gall, A.J., DE, Colorado
81. Athens - Vance, Gilbert, ILB, Duke
82. Fort Wayne - Fisk, Austin, T, Louisiana Tech
83. Tulsa - Kegley, Sean, DE, Washington State
84. Louisville - Weber, D.J., G, Oklahoma State
85. Thunder Bay - Phillips, Gabe, QB, Mississippi State
86. Thunder Bay - Marsh, Cedric, G, Howard
87. Bermuda - Jamison, Chad, DE, Northwestern
88. Hawk Mountain - Wynn, Dominic, DT, Oregon

We pick here in the fairly late 3rd round, and then we will go over two full rounds without apick... so make it count boys.

[QuikSand]

Here is the first update file:

[QuikSand]

And the second:

[QuikSand]

With this third round pick, I think there are several pretty deserving players.

RB Bo Biggs has been the best RB in the draft for quite some time, and has the look of a player who should get better. We’re a run-heavy team, and he could be asked to do a lot – he could be a good match, especially after a defensive-heavy draft (and offseason) so far.

There are also a few defensive players who fit our typical mold – DTs Steven Blair and Arnold Tanner both look like they could exceed expectations.

FS Dominic Duran might be good enough to become a starter, and he plays a position that we actually don’t have filled too well. (I actually sorta like Jerald Brooks, but at the moment nobody will confuse him with Ronnie Lott) Duran might have some upside as well, too.

These guys could all make sense to me… and I suspect they are all gone by late round five.

[Doug5984]

RB Bo Biggs gets my vote...our team likes to run the ball so much that we need 2 RBs, this was very easily seen the past 2 seasons when Crawford had so many yards in spot duty...For Value out of a pick I think RB is the way to go here.

[wade moore]

Bo Biggs would be a great pickup for the offense, his only liability being his reciever skills..

While we bring up the RB situation.. don't be surprised to see our offense lean on the run a little less with the change in personel.. we have some great receivers and not the superstar at RB that we used to.. plus, if last year was any evidence, if Cog is starting he doesn't listen anyways

[wade moore]

If he is available for some unkown reason at the bottom of the 5th, I'd love to get FB Martz..

[QuikSand]

I'm thinking that we should be able to re-sign our FB Ethan Brock, which shoudl keep us solid at that position. Doesn't necessarily rule out taking a FB later, but it's certainly possible that we won't feel it as a pressing need.

[QuikSand]

89. Little Rock - Biggs, Bo, RB, Fresno State

90. Wheeling - Graham, Dixon, TE, North Carolina State
91. Texarkana - West, Clifton, OLB, Rutgers
92. Cheyenne - Walker, Amos, WR, Kentucky
93. Sacramento - Blocker, Winston, T, St. Mary's, Cal.
94. Sault Ste. Marie - Graul, Bart, DE, Michigan
95. Providence - Sanders, Lionel, OLB, California
96. Mazatlan - Duran, Dominic, S, Southern Methodist
97. Puget Sound - Baker, Vincent, OLB, Alabama St.
98. Manhattan - Cote, Bernard, RB, North Carolina State
99. Death Valley - Dorsey, Artie, DE, Northwestern
100. Lake Erie - Cunningham, Cole, DT, Evansville
101. Death Valley - Wynn, Aaron, FB, Mount Union
102. Fort Knox - Blair, Steven, DT, Duke
103. Niagara Falls - Klingensmith, Arnold, DT, Lenior-Rhyne
104. Napa Valley - Morris, Toby, DT, Texas Tech
105. Providence - Scott, Louie, WR, Arkansas State
106. Ocean City - Gatewood, Trent, WR, Oklahoma
107. Key West - Schwartz, Pete, TE, Nevada
108. Niagara Falls - Ena, Geoff, S, Washington
109. Norfolk - Barricelli, Michael, QB, Iowa State
110. Memphis - Martz, Norbert, FB, California
111. Pensacola - Shea, Billy, RB, Purdue
112. Ypsilanti - Culhane, Mike, DT, Illinois
113. Athens - LeBlanc, Dennis, S, Mississippi State
114. Fort Wayne - Cyrus, Grady, FB, Indiana
115. Tulsa - Brown, Tyrus, C, Louisiana Tech
116. Louisville - Edwards, Eric, T, New Mexico
117. Kitty Hawk - Meske, Teddy, ILB, North Carolina State
118. Thunder Bay - Montemayor, Bernard, WR, North Alabama
119. Bermuda - Martinez, Leland, C, Idaho
120. Hawk Mountain - Burgos, Chester, T, Brigham Young
121. Lake Erie - Morris, Jonathan, WR, Akron
122. Manhattan - Westmoreland, Leo, DE, Iowa
123. Texarkana - Buick, Leonard, T, Iowa
124. Cheyenne - Marsh, Dominic, T, Arizona
125. Sacramento - Baker, Cary, WR, Oklahoma State
126. Sault Ste. Marie - DeLorraine, Albert, DE, Syracuse
127. Key West - Dock, Irv, DE, Sam Houston State
128. Mazatlan - Sherwood, Ike, WR, Colorado
129. Puget Sound - Johnstone, Devin, CB, Penn State
130. Manhattan - Cox, Mitch, S, Texas
131. Death Valley - Francis, Bernie, DE, Mississippi State
132. Lake Erie - Huntley, Kennedy, OLB, Virginia
133. Champaign - Mosby, Bill, ILB, Ohio State
134. Fort Knox - Andrews, Dale, S, Auburn
135. Key West - Banks, Allen, S, Morningside
136. Napa Valley - Hanks, Tito, G, Washington State
137. Providence - Newville, Bobby, TE, Tennessee - Martin
138. Ocean City - Conley, Cory, K, Tulane
139. Key West - Kurko, Jesse, T, Southern Mississippi
140. Tijuana - Cohen, J.J., T, Cincinnati
141. Norfolk - Hastings, Rod, S, SW Oklahoma St.
142. Memphis - Burnette, Julio, S, Arizona State
143. Pensacola - Patterson, Brant, WR, North Carolina
144. Ypsilanti - Tanner, Arnold, DT, Iowa
145. Athens - Togiai, Edgar, WR, Mississippi State
146. Fort Wayne - Hinrichs, James, DT, Maryland
147. Tulsa - Villagomez, Gilbert, G, San Diego State
148. Louisville - Flannery, Desmond, WR, Ohio State
149. Kitty Hawk - Hutton, Gino, DE, Stanford
150. Thunder Bay - Conrady, Duane, C, Maryland
151. Bermuda - Alexander, Norm, FB, Virginia Tech
152. Hawk Mountain - Page, Otis, CB, Kentucky
153. Nashua - McNeil, Trent, QB, Portland State
154. Wheeling - Burnett, Emmitt, WR, Florida A&M
155. Texarkana - Bensen, Cedric, T, Illinois
156. Cheyenne - Simmons, C.J., T, Pittsburgh
157. Sacramento - Minor, Vincent, T, Florida
158. Sault Ste. Marie - Lyon, C.J., CB, Valparaiso

[QuikSand]

Here's an update file:

[QuikSand]

Second file

[wade moore]

Some potential picks:

C Shane Wilcox - If he doesn't look bust prone, he could be solid in the future..

RB Curtis Donovan - I would use him on passing downs, looks like he could be a good back out of the backfield, although of little value in our running scheme..

FL Matthew Morrell - His big play receiving alone intrigues me, particuraly if we are going to be more pass heavy this year..

P Marco Messina - This guy could punt for us for a LONG time..

[primelord]

Just so you guys know my schedule is very packed today. I will try to give some input when I can squeez it in, but don't hold the draft up because of me. I think we have addressed most of the concerns on the defense. If we see a sfaety that looks decent I wouldn't mind taking one other than that if you see a BPA defensive guy and there si no one else we need on offense I say snatch him up.

[QuikSand]

Heh, not much progress today, eh? I've been away very busy, but when I get achance, I will zip through the rest of the draft, grab a few free agents, and hand off the files to the coordinators.

[Bee]

I was in meetings most of the day. I haven't had a chance to look at anything, but I wouldn't mind us picking up a lineman or two.

[cthomer5000]

He's got a freakish look to him (bust?) but what about SE Pete Joscelyn?

[QuikSand]

Here’s the rest of the draft:

159. Little Rock - Morrell, Matthew, WR, Stanford

160. Mazatlan - Doyle, Claude, WR, Kentucky
161. Puget Sound - Wheeler, Conrad, CB, Louisiana State
162. Manhattan - Duwe, Marshall, CB, Clark Atlanta
163. Death Valley - Strong, Andrew, CB, Valparaiso
164. Lake Erie - Hockenhull, Emmanuel, OLB, Washington State
165. Champaign - McKnight, Bernard, DT, Penn State
166. Fort Knox - Maloney, Terrance, T, Louisiana Tech
167. Niagara Falls - Bozeman, Gerald, G, Arizona
168. Cheyenne - Dohn, Bill, OLB, Maryland
169. Providence - McCormick, Bryan, QB, Washington
170. Ocean City - Garcia, Horace, QB, Washington
171. Key West - McElroy, Orlando, OLB, Vanderbilt
172. Tijuana - Terry, Ernie, S, Kansas
173. Cheyenne - Baxter, Cris, T, Navy
174. Memphis - Butler, Clifton, DE, Bethune Cookman
175. Pensacola - Robinson, Barry, FB, Utah
176. Ypsilanti - McNeil, Otis, CB, West Alabama
177. Athens - Brewer, Kurt, S, Washington State
178. Fort Wayne - Phares, Kim, DT, Florida State
179. Tulsa - Broady, Kyle, G, Tulsa
180. Louisville - Kooiker, Nathan, S, Furman
181. Kitty Hawk - Bullock, Jeff, DE, Oregon
182. Thunder Bay - Howard, Malcolm, G, North Carolina State
183. Champaign - Echols, Phil, DT, Kansas State
184. Hawk Mountain - Corbett, A.J., CB, North Carolina
185. Nashua - Wilcox, Shane, C, Kentucky
186. Wheeling - Hanson, Anthony, WR, Lehigh
187. Sault Ste. Marie - Foley, Toby, CB, Wesleyan
188. Cheyenne - Wooden, J.C., OLB, Gannon
189. Sacramento - Shellenberger, Shane, C, Delta State
190. Sault Ste. Marie - Boehm, Tim, OLB, Tennessee - Martin

191. Little Rock - Messina, Marco, P, Notre Dame

192. Mazatlan - Matthews, Arnie, OLB, San Jose State
193. Puget Sound - Joscelyn, Pete, WR, Columbia
194. Manhattan - Stuart, Jesse, CB, Clemson
195. Death Valley - Draft, Martin, OLB, Oregon
196. Lake Erie - Greene, Freddie, C, Mississippi
197. Nashua - Shepherd, Dwight, S, Kansas
198. Fort Knox - Whitfield, O.J., T, Nebraska
199. Niagara Falls - Polasek, Butch, WR, Boise State
200. Napa Valley - Brock, Andrew, S, Alcorn State
201. Providence - Torres, Keith, ILB, Oregon State
202. Ocean City - Quinonez, Eddie, DT, Stanford
203. Key West - Berry, Quentin, OLB, Shippensburg
204. Tijuana - Hines, Sedrick, WR, Texas Christian

205. Little Rock - Colford, Chad, FB, Western Washington

206. Memphis - Burkhardt, Kyle, WR, Cheyney
207. Pensacola - Wayne, Orlando, G, Oklahoma
208. Ypsilanti - El-Mashtoub, Ernest, CB, Georgia Tech
209. Athens - Malone, Wendell, FB, Western Washington
210. Fort Wayne - Buchanan, Randall, OLB, Louisiana State
211. Tulsa - Alston, Jamie, ILB, Auburn
212. Louisville - Harden, Robert, S, South Carolina
213. Kitty Hawk - Marquis, Myron, S, Florida State
214. Thunder Bay - Diaz, Marty, CB, Florida State
215. Bermuda - Johnstone, Jonathan, TE, Notre Dame
216. Hawk Mountain - McKenzie, Jermaine, T, Rice
217. Nashua - Lynch, Chester, FB, Texas Tech
218. Wheeling - Poston, Robert, FB, Texas - El Paso
219. Texarkana - Cook, Charles, G, Nebraska
220. Cheyenne - Minnis, A.J., P, Rutgers
221. Sacramento - Woods, Deon, WR, Oregon State
222. Fort Knox - Reser, Martin, WR, Vanderbilt
223. Norfolk - Norton, Andre, G, Rutgers
224. Mazatlan - Paukschus, Orlando, OLB, Iowa

With that, I have gone ahead and filled up our roster. We have funds available to sign new deals with both FB Ethan Brock (4yrs, $13.6m) and RT Marshall Cunningham (3yrs, $5.08m). I have signed a few URFA players to get us up to 60, but am flexible on where we go from here. (I took guys with redliner potential, but if there are other directions to go, that’s fine by me)

I’ll post the updated files, and we can go into the season soon.

[QuikSand]

Here if the first file:

[QuikSand]

Second file:

[wade moore]

Good work QS! I look at Morrell, and wonder why I didn't see him.. he looks almost as good, if not better than Perea our second round pick last year.. I'm happy with the roster, so as far as I'm concerned we can do training camp and then start the preseason..

[primelord]

Ok to keep things moving a bit here. I also didn;t really see anyone on defense that looked better than what we had so I have made the following position changes.

DE Edwin Casas was moved to LDE
DE A.J. Hitchcock was moved to LDE
DT CLifton Ramsey was moved to LDT
CB Austim Maffett was moved to RCB

And we run though training camp. Here are the updated files.

[primelord]

Second File

[primelord]

On a side note after a second training camp Howard Hammond without question does not look like the second comming of Kent Wolfe. Which I think is a good thing. He had the signs of a break out player and busted anyway.

So it looks like the signs of busts and breakouts still exist, but maybe they just aren't always right. Even if they are right a good portion of the time if you get guys like Hammond here and there I think that is a good thing.

[QuikSand]

While I agree globally that uncertainty is good... in this particular case we might be in for trouble. Howard Hammond is a fan favorite - this could get costly if we have to pay a bum big money.

Shoudl we bury him on the depth chart to try to dimish his popularity? That might not be in keeping with the spirit of our rules, but it might be our best way out of this mess.

[QuikSand]

We have a trade offer on the table for RT Emmanuel Johnston - we'd get a 2nd round pick, and it passes our "fairness test." I'm very tempted, especially since we have just re-signed RT Marshall Cunningham... but we shoud get some input from Bee abnd wade first, I think.

[QuikSand]

Complete sidetrack thought... does anyone ever look at the game' "power ratings?" I just did, and Littl Rock is an obvious aberration - why are we rated as a 1 out of 100? Looks like a tiny game bug to me.

[primelord]

Originally posted by QuikSand
While I agree globally that uncertainty is good... in this particular case we might be in for trouble. Howard Hammond is a fan favorite - this could get costly if we have to pay a bum big money.

Shoudl we bury him on the depth chart to try to dimish his popularity? That might not be in keeping with the spirit of our rules, but it might be our best way out of this mess.

I don't think that will diminish his popularity. Although it's possible it will make him disgruntled to the point where he won;t resign with us which would have the same effect.

Quite honestly I don;t know that we have to bend the rules to do that. He doesn't look like a guy that should be on our depth chart anyway.

[primelord]

Has anyone looked at Wolfe this season? His ratings grew again! That guy is an absolute monster.

[Doug5984]

Originally posted by primelord
Has anyone looked at Wolfe this season? His ratings grew again! That guy is an absolute monster.

Yeah- he is the # 2 Rated DT...That is pretty good from a smallish-3rd round pick...

I might have missed this- but what are the thoughts on the QB position for this season?
Coghill is the better rated passed, and he is our QB of the future...but last season he was very inconsistant when he played, and threw 15 INTs to 12 TDs...Also, he knows 14 formations (1 more than Pritchett)
Pritchett on the other hand has been our starting QB for 4 seasons, he won us the championship games 2 seasons ago....and when healthy last season he put up great #s.

Should WR Blaine be moved to FL, to start ahead of Hill? I know we just gave Hill a big contract, but his ratings are not as good and he only caught 289 yards last season....Another option would be to move McAllister to FL and have Hill be the # 2 guy.
Also, regarding the WR position I really like Mathew Morrell- I think we should try to get him as much playing time as possible so that he can reach his potential....That was a great pick especially for the 5th round, one small problem is he is a fan favorite so it might cost us big in the future...but he could be a great player.

The offensive line looks like it is going to be very solid this year, which should help the running game out since we lost The Ox. I also like the trading of Johnson (if we decide to) a 2nd round pick could come in handy, and Johnson's contract is up after this season and I don't think we could afford to bring him back...so it seems like a good trade.

On defense everything looks pretty good....a few notes..
Former 1st round pick Irv Boyd has a clause in his contract that if he catches 2 INTs the last year is voided...so I would expect him to be a FA after this season- and it looks as though he is going to want big-time money....I am not sure that we will be able to pay him if he asks for a lot (similar to Wolfe)

At Safety our 2 best guys are both SS, are we planning on switching one....or is someone else going to be the starter at FS?

I think that if we can stay fairly healthy this season we have a chance to go to the Championship game again...we have a very solid roster across the board and good depth in key positions (QB, O-Line, RB) on offense, I really think we have a good chance at going far into the playoffs again.

[primelord]

Did Perea's ratings drop? He doesn't look like the stud wideout I thought he did last season.

[primelord]

Heh we better really like SS Ty Lincoln. We gave him a one year "no risk" contract, but he is idolized by fans so we can't get rid of him and we have to offer him a contract next season.

[Doug5984]

Originally posted by primelord
Heh we better really like SS Ty Lincoln. We gave him a one year "no risk" contract, but he is idolized by fans so we can't get rid of him and we have to offer him a contract next season.

Hmm....Maybe we should consider just using him in a back-up role so that his contract demands won't be to high....Just a suggestion...

[Bee]

Originally posted by QuikSand
We have a trade offer on the table for RT Emmanuel Johnston - we'd get a 2nd round pick, and it passes our "fairness test." I'm very tempted, especially since we have just re-signed RT Marshall Cunningham... but we shoud get some input from Bee abnd wade first, I think.

I'm ok with that trade. With Cunningham back in the fold and Wooldridge coming back late in the season, we should be ok at tackle.

[Bee]

I might have missed this- but what are the thoughts on the QB position for this season?
Coghill is the better rated passed, and he is our QB of the future...but last season he was very inconsistant when he played, and threw 15 INTs to 12 TDs...Also, he knows 14 formations (1 more than Pritchett)
Pritchett on the other hand has been our starting QB for 4 seasons, he won us the championship games 2 seasons ago....and when healthy last season he put up great #s.

I think we were going to take a look after training camp and decide whether we stick with the old man or go with the young gun. I haven't taken a look since training camp to see how much Coghill has progressed...I'll try to find time this evening when I get home (really busy right now at work ).

[primelord]

wade,

Here are the updated game files with the defensive settings in them.

After the first two games can you swap both DE positions and DT's Hammond and Hill?

[primelord]

File 2

[QuikSand]

WR Deion Perea definitely dropped off since last season - he's not the stud he fleetingly appeared to be... maybe his injury last year had permeanent effects?

As for SS Ty Lincoln... ack, I'm sorry yet again. I've gotten so used to looking at the popularity for our star players, I just neglected to do so for undrafted rookies. So, he's already idolized, eh? Wonder what the story is there...

[Bee]

The good news about the safety is he's more popular than Donnie Bridgeman so Bridgeman's unprotected now.

I think he's so popular because he went to such a well known school...Augustana.

[Bee]

Looking at the quarterbacks, I think Coghill has made enough progress that he should be given a shot to start.

[wade moore]

I'll do my part in the morning, busy day... But I'm all for the trade, I'll pull the trigger on that...

[Bee]

If you make the trade, we'll need to pick up a tackle to back up our starters until Wooldridge returns.

[QuikSand]

Mayeb we can swing one of our seventeen centers out to be our backup at tackle? Especially if we were going to make a cut there anyway...

[wade moore]

None of our Centers could make the transition very well, but they're still better options at T than what the URFA Market holds.. so, I move C Kenny Shephard over to RT.. He takes a pretty significant hit, but he would have been cut anyways.. If he has to see any significant PT over there, we're in trouble...