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Old 10-23-2006, 04:48 PM   #14
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Re: Offseason plan for 2007

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Originally Posted by Sheriff Gonna Getcha View Post
I would, however, find another backup offensive lineman.

On defense, I would make a few changes. Provided that we see some of Rocky and like what we see, I would make him the starter. I would add a starting-caliber defensive tackle. Finally, I would add a quality #2 corner who could start, but who would not blow up upon being relegated to nickel duties if Rogers improves enough to warrrant a starting job.

On special teams, I would get a reliable kicker and punter. Novak clearly is not the answer. Frost could be a keeper, but he's been inconsistent.

so good cb, good dt, good k, good p, backup OL... an we have a 1, 5, 6, 7.

if you want to go for it, there's a possible 2nd round kicker (crosby) that's hit a ton of kicks from 55+, and a great punter (sepulveda) that'll go in the 4th or 5th (averages over 46 per punt, holds on FGs).

for OL, ther's a good top 5 OT, that'd be overkill though :/. I don't know about low rounders, but jahri evans was a great guy available (and known about) in the later part of the second day last year. there is a big (6'0, 198) top 10 cb, but i don't know much about him yet. DT is a bit bare that high up, but there's a couple guys that might go in round 1 (one is around #30-35 though). We don't have enough picks to get all those guys though. either DT/CB, then try and find guys late, or trade down and use the 2nd or 3rd you pick up to get both. i don't see anyone that really stands out (outside quinn or peterson if he declares) yet, but its just too early.
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