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I personally think he is a solid second round pick.
But other teams may rate him a little lower or higher, what do you think?
But other teams may rate him a little lower or higher, what do you think?
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well im gonna guess a third rounder considering thats his tendersigpic------- -
I love him, but if Javon Walker goes for a 2nd and Jake Plummer and Randy Moss go for a 4th? I'd say a 7th...
In my heart he's a 1st though, but we're not getting rid of him. He'll move back to Corner this season and be our Nickel man.Come Join the Best Denver Broncos Blogs:
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Champ Bailey and Lance Ball.Comment
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I haven't heard anything about anyone having any interest in signing him to an offer sheet, maybe they think a 3rd rounder is too much to give up, I'llgrade him out as a 4th or 5th!!!Comment
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You gotta think though, people thought Randy was washed up and also Foxworth is in his prime.Originally posted by Ian View PostComment
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3rd rounder, though I'd take a 4th for him personally as he'll be gone next year anyway so I'd rather get something for him now.
With some nice depth additions made at Safety, we shouldn't have to play Foxy there. So he's basically competing with Paymah for Nickel back.
A 4th would be very acceptable, much as I like the guy I'll be a bit disappointed if we don't deal him before or during the draft. We need more picks.Comment
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You probably wouldn't get nothing for him. He'd start elsewhere if he left in free agency. Depending on where he ends up and how much he plays we'd likely get a decent compensatory pick from him. Why not use him for another year?Comment
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If they can get a 3rd for him, he will not be with the Broncos next season.Originally posted by Ian View Post
If they can use a 3rd round value for him in a trade, he will not be a Bronco next season.
He is a good player, but I think Paymah is a better corner honestly.
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We also have to be reminded that these guys are limited in terms of years. Fox is still in his early 20's and has played 3 different positions giving him a lot of game experience. I would call him a late second early third, if not for the reasons above than just for the fact that he's been playing with greatness his entire careerOriginally posted by Ian View Post
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Winner Winner Chicken Dinner.Originally posted by SBboundBRONCOS View Post
I still cant stop laughing at that statement. It is so true. L O L
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yeah he may not be the greatest player but he's versatile and he's also important in the team aspect of the NFL i guess he's gonna be replacing Rod Smith as the teams representative so that also adds valueComment
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3rd rounder.
He is young, he has no health issues, no personality issues, we can afford to keep him if we want to, so they offer has to be good enough.
He has shown he can play, he has shown willingness to take on another position, he has good athletic skills and has starter experience. Cornerbacks are always worth quite a lot, especially young ones.
Pacman could be worth as much as a 5th rounder, even though he may never play again in this league, Foxworth is easily a 3rd rounder, but not more.Comment
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He's worth a third round pick. First and second round picks are reserved for starters who have demonstrated that they are reliable. Foxworth has shown he's reliable but only in spot duty and has never had any injury concerns. He was drafted in the third round and has played to his draft stock. The fact that he wasn't able to beat out D-Will and later Bly to start opposite of Champ leads me to believe he's not worth a 1st/2nd rounder. On our team he's a solid nickel back, on some other team - maybe he starts. I think a third is the best we'd get for him.Comment
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He is worth whatever a team is willing to give up for him that we are willing to accept.
My guess: 4th at very best probably 5th.Comment
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