Rivals swing and miss with NFL RB Rankings

#26
#26
Lockdown1 said:
You would be. They are people just like us. If I had enough money to start my own site I would provide the same service as rivals.

Question: Is Lee Corso classified as a football expert in your eyes?
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Seeing as how Lee played and coached the game yes he is.
 
#27
#27
CanadianVol said:
I never bashed the guy personally, I just stated that he fumbles in the red zone, which seems to be fairly consistent for the year......as for the raiders comment, that was probably too much....but him and Darren McFadden? might not be a bad one two punch
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McFadden and Michael Bush make for a better 1 - 2 punch. I wish Foster the best and would never wish the Raiders for him. He'd make a good combination with Slaton down in Houston since Green won't be there much longer.
 
#28
#28
Lockdown1 said:
You would be. They are people just like us. If I had enough money to start my own site I would provide the same service as rivals.

Question: Is Lee Corso classified as a football expert in your eyes?
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Seriously, you are comparing your football knowlege with somebody who has coached at D1 level. Let me guess, you coached your 6-year old pee wee football team to the Super Bowl and are an expert. Or wait, you watch enough games on Saturdays and Sundays that you are the next Coach Leach?

Experts from NFL scouting offices and evaluators on sites that get paid for their advice have repeated rated Arian Foster as an NFL RB. But the group of biased UT fans (who are mad at Foster for costing us games with his fumbles) have a better evaluation of his NFL future? Genious!
 
#29
#29
Dawson said:
Foster doesnt seem like the same back as he was last year. Obviously, the fumbles are going to hurt his draft status. Remember though, Jamal Lewis wasnt good his last year at UT.
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He was coming off a serious knee injury.
 
#30
#30
ETNRIDER said:
Me too!! I think he is getting punished for his poor performance by not getting as many carriers or a chance for a sure TD and that is fine with me. He has stayed out of trouble off the field and as far as know not done anything to tarnish UT’s image.

GO VOLS!!!
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Not exatcly he did get arrested for "breaking up" a fight between friends.
Being a former navy man i have seen hundreds of bar fight and never saw the guy breaking it up get arrested.
 
#34
#34
therickbol said:
Seriously, you are comparing your football knowledge with somebody who has coached at D1 level. Let me guess, you coached your 6-year old pee wee football team to the Super Bowl and are an expert. Or wait, you watch enough games on Saturdays and Sundays that you are the next Coach Leach?

Experts from NFL scouting offices and evaluators on sites that get paid for their advice have repeated rated Arian Foster as an NFL RB. But the group of biased UT fans (who are mad at Foster for costing us games with his fumbles) have a better evaluation of his NFL future? Genious!
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I guess those guys are always right. Matt Millen was a great evaluator of talent. Get serious.
 
#35
#35
Matt Millen. Pointing out Matt Millen proves what? Yeah, he sucked. We arent talking about one individual that has evaluated these RB's. The point is that the multiple NFL talent evaluators, NFL draft committee, and rivals analysts are much more knowledgeable and have way more resources to determine the success of these players. And for internet message board posters to truely believe they know better than these people is just plain funny.
 
#36
#36
Seriously though, this list will look silly come draft day. It pretty much all comes down to their workouts.
 
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