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  • #46
    Originally posted by Joshecalpoly View Post
    I was thinking of actually Ryan Malleck at V-Tech for FB/TE, I know Ive said Quayvon Hicks actually he might be a bit more of the type of player we are looking for, a big competitive blocker who very physical with on the run

    I am looking more into JP Holtz
    I looked at all of these guys and the only decent tape of them I could find was a few runs but mostly catching the ball. Haven't seen much of any of them catching the ball. Blocking was one thing I did not see much of/if at all.
    Last edited by Rich_C; 01-28-2016, 12:55 PM.

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    • #47
      Originally posted by Rich_C View Post
      I looked at all of these guys and the only decent tape of them I could find was a few runs but mostly catching the ball. Haven't seen much of any of them catching the ball. Blocking was one thing I did not see much of/if at all.
      Malleck is a guy who likes to take players out of plays when he blocks, and is very effective at opening up the run game. Watch this years and lasts OSU game.

      Hicks was the lead blocker for Gurley and Keith Marshall. He is a double edge sword though because he has a tendency throw his entire body into nearly every block. He hits hard like a LB and opens up holes. Watch the Clemson and So Car games in 2014 and 2013

      As for Holtz I haven't seen tape on him much yet to form an opinion but he doesn't seem like a bad receiver. G-tech game was his coming out party last year
      Last edited by Joshecalpoly; 01-28-2016, 02:03 PM.
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      • #48
        Finding a couple RBs late is what I expect, think we really do a good job of this. Just find guys that fit the system, we do not need a workhorse.
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        • #49
          Originally posted by MHSalute View Post
          Finding a couple RBs late is what I expect, think we really do a good job of this. Just find guys that fit the system, we do not need a workhorse.
          This is where we disagree. IMO the Broncos do need a workhorse.

          Keep Anderson as the complimentary RB. It would keep him healthier and consistently on the field. Also a solid backup if the primary back gets dinged up.

          At least I hope it would work that way.

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          • #50
            Does Denver need a bell cow? No, as we can see from our success this season. However, I have no doubt we would prefer to have one, Kubiak said it himself

            "I can tell you this, I believe in the (bell cow). And I believe it's up to the player to prove he can do that. Do you need two guys in a season? You are darn right, in this league," Kubiak said Tuesday,*per the Denver Post. "But I think if a guy goes out there and he shows he can play three downs, can protect the quarterback, and can handle it, then he should stay out there."

            Does that mean we will go trade, sign, or draft one? No, but let's not pretend like it isn't the preference.
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            • #51
              At one point I wanted to trade for Tre Mason, but with 2 years left on his contract, I think drafting a rookie will be the way to go, considering all the high price free agents we need to resign, a rookie 4 years is going to be huge. This draft has to be just as good as the one 4 years ago.
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              • #52
                Originally posted by JayJack View Post
                At one point I wanted to trade for Tre Mason, but with 2 years left on his contract, I think drafting a rookie will be the way to go, considering all the high price free agents we need to resign, a rookie 4 years is going to be huge. This draft has to be just as good as the one 4 years ago.
                I agree with this 100%. Our drafting this year will likely determine our long-term success for the next 3 years.

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                • #53
                  Originally posted by Rich_C View Post
                  I agree with this 100%. Our drafting this year will likely determine our long-term success for the next 3 years.
                  no. Who they get to play QB next year will determine that, imo.
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                  • #54
                    I don't see Elway picking a RB in the top 3 rounds, based on that assumption this is who I am impressed with.

                    Alex Collins out of Arkansas (be nice if you can get their QB too Brandon Allen)

                    Height is 5' 11" Weight: 215lbs


                    Highlights of the Razorbacks 45-23 rout of the Wildcats in the 2016 Liberty Bowl. It was the first meeting between the two teams since the 2012 Cotton Bowl ...


                    Example of strong running at the 7'03" mark and 8'10" mark

                    Examples of his speed at 1'19" and 2'04"
                    Last edited by haciendadad; 01-28-2016, 07:21 PM. Reason: added College name
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                    • #55
                      Originally posted by FR Tim View Post
                      I am going to continue to hope that Kiper is a draft genius and Elliot drops to the Broncos in the first!

                      If not him the Madden and Hicks combo seems solid. Madden is a very good back. Not great but dependable. He should be a solid professional. At FB I am leaning towards signing a vet FA. Get some experience in the backfield.

                      I keep looking at Prosise out of ND. Possibly a 3rd rounder. Curious about opinions on him. Seems bit inexperienced at RB but a bit more explosive then many mentioned. Runs hard and seems to make plays.
                      I just don't think we have any business taking a RB in the first or second round until we get help on the O-Line which is where you want to draft for the O-Line. Fix that and any RB will look good.
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                      • #56
                        Jonathan Williams from Arkansas

                        223lbs 6'0"

                        He was injured in the Fall Camp of 2015 so on the bright side he doesn't have that extra year of wear and tear.

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                        • #57
                          Originally posted by broncos SB2010 View Post
                          no. Who they get to play QB next year will determine that, imo.
                          Possible sure but if we re-sign Brock or even bring in a halfway decent QB Kubiak's system have shown it can make average QB's look better then they are. Add on to that the fact that we will likely re-sign a good portion of our defense and we have great depth. Overall I think unless we end up with an awful QB we'll be fine.

                          Originally posted by haciendadad View Post
                          I don't see Elway picking a RB in the top 3 rounds, based on that assumption this is who I am impressed with.

                          Alex Collins out of Arkansas (be nice if you can get their QB too Brandon Allen)

                          Height is 5' 11" Weight: 215lbs


                          Highlights of the Razorbacks 45-23 rout of the Wildcats in the 2016 Liberty Bowl. It was the first meeting between the two teams since the 2012 Cotton Bowl ...


                          Example of strong running at the 7'03" mark and 8'10" mark

                          Examples of his speed at 1'19" and 2'04"
                          Love the fact that he's a PR/KR. Gives us an alternative to Bolden who has been hurt. Have to do some more looking into where he is projected to be drafted. As I have mentioned above I really like Dixon and Madden. I hope our FO does as well.

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