Gas On The Fire: Bill Voth Says - With Gun Pointed To Head - McCaffrey Likely Pick

[Kevin Greene]

2 minutes ago, thomas96 said:

Stats don't tell anything at all. Watch the damn players and the teams instead of just copying and pasting random web bullsh*t.

McCaffrey, like Cam has the ability to avoid the big hit. 

Couple times last year we saw when Cam relaxed on a play and got hammered. 

McC's college work load is of no concern for me.

[C47]

Just now, Saca312 said:

Someone please show me film and evidence that McCaffrey can't be an every down back. How is he not capable of being an every down back?

I'm still waiting for a valid argument. 

If you say frame, you haven't watched McCaffrey. There's a reason his vision and patience is elite, and how he runs inside and gets 4-6 yard chunks near everytime. 

They're just going to say any film that shows he's good doesn't matter because it's against the Pac-12 lulz. 

 

Not worth the energy to type a coherent sentence on this board anymore... 

[t96]

6 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

lol at "better insider info"

Speculating and information are two different things.

Jeremy has been spot on in his reporting in the All Pro forum wayyy more than Voth has on his website.

[Saca312]

Just now, thomas96 said:

The Golden Calf of Bristol was great in college. I studied him.

Seems like you won't change your opinion, and that's fine. I'll leave the following here and let you decide for yourself if you agree or not.

"Stanford’s Christian McCaffrey could be a Top-10 pick in the NFL Draft and Scott Bischoff and I agree that he’s worth it. McCaffrey is an every-down back. His tape against USC is one of several games where he displays the skills that matter most for an interior runner.

While every back must possesses a baseline of physical skills to withstand the rigors of the NFL game, McCaffrey illustrates why craft matters more between the tackles than size and strength."

If you want to question Matt Waldman, he successfully predicted Le'Veon Bell to be an elite runningback, Jordan Howard to blow up, and Russell Wilson to become a really solid QB. I could also give you other analysts opinions, but that's for another time.

I feel we could get our "power" back later on in Samaje Perine or James Conner, with priority on Perine. Perine could very well be a steal in this class.

 

 

[The Lobo]

2 minutes ago, thomas96 said:

Jeremy has been spot on in his reporting in the All Pro forum wayyy more than Voth has on his website.

I think Jermey predicted Shaq too right? He also said watch out for Big Vern as well.

[Saca312]

So, other than retorts and sarcasm, it's pretty obvious no one has a valid reason why McCaffrey should not be considered an every down back.

[t96]

1 minute ago, The Lobo said:

I think Jermey predicted Shaq too right? He also said watch out for Big Vern as well.

Yep. Been 95% spot on. Will trust him when he says we like McCaffrey but not at 8.

[Saca312]

Just now, thomas96 said:

Yep. Been 95% spot on. Will trust him when he says we like McCaffrey but not at 8.

That's what I believe will be our "worst-case scenario" arena. Where Fournette, Thomas, Adams, and such go ahead of us. That's where we consider trading back in hopes to land McCaffrey.

I'm just hoping this franchise isn't stupid enough to pick Howard in the deepest TE class in a while.

[Cpt slay a ho]

I'd rather reach on a ot then draft mccaffery at 8


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[Kevin Greene]

3 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

Seems like you won't change your opinion, and that's fine. I'll leave the following here and let you decide for yourself if you agree or not.

"Stanford’s Christian McCaffrey could be a Top-10 pick in the NFL Draft and Scott Bischoff and I agree that he’s worth it. McCaffrey is an every-down back. His tape against USC is one of several games where he displays the skills that matter most for an interior runner.

While every back must possesses a baseline of physical skills to withstand the rigors of the NFL game, McCaffrey illustrates why craft matters more between the tackles than size and strength."

If you want to question Matt Waldman, he successfully predicted Le'Veon Bell to be an elite runningback, Jordan Howard to blow up, and Russell Wilson to become a really solid QB. I could also give you other analysts opinions, but that's for another time.

I feel we could get our "power" back later on in Samaje Perine or James Conner, with priority on Perine. Perine could very well be a steal in this class.

 

 

Literally McCaffrey would be this particular kind of talent this organization has never seen at RB. Now Kenjon barner was a 6th round faint at this type of player, which ended in failure.

Darren Sproles types effect the game in so many ways......would love to have him on board.

[The Lobo]

7 minutes ago, thomas96 said:

Yep. Been 95% spot on. Will trust him when he says we like McCaffrey but not at 8.

For sure. That said, I am not meaning anything negative towards Voth, he has nailed picks as well. All in all...draft night needs to hurry haha. These next two weeks are going to be crazy on here.

[t96]

9 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

That's what I believe will be our "worst-case scenario" arena. Where Fournette, Thomas, Adams, and such go ahead of us. That's where we consider trading back in hopes to land McCaffrey.

I'm just hoping this franchise isn't stupid enough to pick Howard in the deepest TE class in a while.

Howard is above McCaffrey on our board.

[Saca312]

1 minute ago, thomas96 said:

Howard is above McCaffrey on our board.

Would hope not. Would be a very terrible decision honestly, based on the fact there's so much value at that TE position in this deep draft while we could get a much better player ahead.

[t96]

1 minute ago, Saca312 said:

Would hope not. Would be a very terrible decision honestly, based on the fact there's so much value at that TE position in this deep draft while we could get a much better player ahead.

Hope all you want. HB is just as deep as TE, if not deeper.