EVERYBODY watch, Love me some Love.
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Link: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IOhHo3Rr0aY&pp=ygUPcmljaCBlaXNlbiBzaG93
Replies to: EVERYBODY watch, Love me some Love.
Looking at the draft historically, few RBs go in the first round. I hope JL changes that.
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Historically?? Maybe the last 8-10 years since it's been 16 over the past 10 years
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Love likely to go in top 10
Doubtful he gets by KC @ 9
Price?
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Price is probably Day 2
By and large, you have to be a "special" back to go in round 1, ala Gibbs, Barkley, Love etc. Price is not in that group so it would appear to be Day 2 guy.
There is a big gap between Love and Price re: the pros and the gap between Price and the other RBs isn't so great. If you look at the teams in the play offs, they all seem to have a good ground game but frequently have a shared rb depth chart which is why the salaries for RBs have dropped. Almost everyone needs two (wear & tear, injuries etc). One example is the Saints. If they pass on Love @ 8, they are likely to draft a RB @42. If Seattle doesn't re-sign Walker, they will need to draft a RB in round 1. Detroit, having traded Montgomery, are going to need another RB to supplement Gibbs and Price is a good fit. Etc etc etc. Price has an additional skill set re: kick returning which really cinches his status RB #2 in the draft.
If Price&Love both go in R1 it will be the 1st time in history 2 RBs from the same school went R1!
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- 2008 (Arkansas): Darren McFadden (4th overall) and Felix Jones (22nd overall)
- 2005 (Auburn): Ronnie Brown (2nd overall) and Carnell "Cadillac" Williams (5th overall).
excellent research
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My bad for not verifying the claim
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Rich Eisen made the claim. What about
Bettis and Watters?
Different drafts for Bettis and Watters
Bettis (1) and Brooks (2) in 1993.
Watters (2) in 1991
"FREAKISH!"
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