What would you give for Pryor?

[broncooojohnson]

What does that have to do with my post? I was simply pointing out that Williams getting that DUI certainly showed why one would be concerned about him. Nice try at trying to stir up an argument that wasn't there though.

LOL. alright then, i guess i mistaked your comment about a DUI and a punch to be relevant to the conversation also.

[ID10T]

Unless you're Bruce Lee, then you kick Chuck's butt.

[Amari24]

Mike Williams is the only rookie receiver to make the NFL's top 100 player list, while Blount went over 1000 yards. If you're saying those individuals, with the good and bad, aren't worth a 3rd round pick and two VERY manageable contracts, than you aren't really into the whole winning thing

What does that have to do with my post? I was simply pointing out that Williams getting that DUI certainly showed why one would be concerned about him. Nice try at trying to stir up an argument that wasn't there though.

[dieselpower]

id give him this 40 im swiggin.....well the end of it. slow times in the nfl......the article i heard today was the 9 bill was finally split and now its just ins and outs.

sounds like game on... hopefully we can win at least 5 or more this year.

and forget about pryor....../snicker.

[Chillez]

I give up 7th Round Pick and maybe 6th rounder.

[broncooojohnson]

Even punching someone isn't that bad for it to be considered a huge character concern IMO. A lot of people have punched people in their life. He did a stupid thing. Not really a concern.

Plus as fans we are not in the locker room. We want to see talent and a team win. Talent does that IMO if combined with hard work.

SO true, I punched my teammate two years ago in the locker room for talking about me on the sidelines while I played. I'm still a good person, it's just that 90% of football players have it in them, whether it will ever show or not, to rage on somebody when tempers are flaring.

[johnlimburg]

and yet one of our best players has multiple DUIs. and as far as Blount goes, I'd rather him punch a dude in practice than shoot somebody or run somebody over.

Even punching someone isn't that bad for it to be considered a huge character concern IMO. A lot of people have punched people in their life. He did a stupid thing. Not really a concern.

Plus as fans we are not in the locker room. We want to see talent and a team win. Talent does that IMO if combined with hard work.

[broncooojohnson]

Yep. I find it quite laughable how much fans care about players character and some really minor things to them are called character concerns.

and yet one of our best players has multiple DUIs. and as far as Blount goes, I'd rather him punch a dude in practice than shoot somebody or run somebody over.

[johnlimburg]

Mike Williams is the only rookie receiver to make the NFL's top 100 player list, while Blount went over 1000 yards. If you're saying those individuals, with the good and bad, aren't worth a 3rd round pick and two VERY manageable contracts, than you aren't really into the whole winning thing

Yep. I find it quite laughable how much fans care about players character and some really minor things to them are called character concerns.

[broncooojohnson]

Mike Williams got a DUI towards the end of the season. Blount punched another teammate when he was with the Titans. Just saying.

Mike Williams is the only rookie receiver to make the NFL's top 100 player list, while Blount went over 1000 yards. If you're saying those individuals, with the good and bad, aren't worth a 3rd round pick and two VERY manageable contracts, than you aren't really into the whole winning thing

[Jay3]

I know it is just a video in shorts and no defense however he couldn't have looked any better really.

Well none of them have ideal footwork

Agree with the latter statement.

[Touch_30_Down]

I'd give a 5th for him.

I mean we are talking about a 6'5/240 guy who can run a 4.4 or less and still have a 38 vertical. No matter what way you look at the stats, that is very impressive. He has the elite measurable that you look for in receiver, and really with a 5th round pick, he has a higher upside than pretty much anyone else you'd find there.

[johnlimburg]

Judging him by the same yardstick they held up to Tebow and Cam, the footwork on his drops looked stilted.

I'm not one of those that believes a quarterback should be passed on over the footwork in is drops.

Well none of them have ideal footwork

[CoryWinget81]

Judging him by the same yardstick they held up to Tebow and Cam, the footwork on his drops looked stilted.

I'm not one of those that believes a quarterback should be passed on over the footwork in is drops.

No, of course you're not.

[Jay3]

I know it is just a video in shorts and no defense however he couldn't have looked any better really. He was on time and the ball was on the money on almost every throw.

Judging him by the same yardstick they held up to Tebow and Cam, the footwork on his drops looked stilted.

I'm not one of those that believes a quarterback should be passed on over the footwork in is drops.