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Living Legend
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Evanston, IL
Age: 38
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Re: Isn't Cornerback as Big a Need as OL?
Ganther and Mason have played--er, run--well, but they also represent freely available talent. Whoever is the next coach will have his own Mason and Ganther, who aren't the same person, but do the exact same thing for the exact same cost. Rock, on the other hand, would need to have his special teams ability replaced, but his running ability is freely available.
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The Starter
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 1,687
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Re: Isn't Cornerback as Big a Need as OL?
I personally think Ganther could be a diamond in the rough kind of guy in a Shanahan running scheme... just like T. Davis, Portis, M. Anderson, O. Gary, R. Droughns, T. Bell, etc.
But yeah... the point is ... we DEFINITELY need a QUALITY cornerback FAR MORE than Running Back And I guess another good question (possibly for another thread) is how much credit does Shanahan get for drafting those guys mentioned? Clarett was an idiot, not a bad runner... and Henry was a traded for idiot. The question is... Isn't Shanahan damn good at evaluating RBs who fit his scheme?? (like I said... off-subject... but would make for an interesting debate)
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