sg14

I personally believe Desean Jackson is the most dangerous WR in the NFL this year.

Last year there were rumors that BB was interested in Percy Harvin,,trading out of the first round after Minnesota took him,,

I am thinking the two players are very similar, Harvin seems to have a bigger build,,but after seeing Jackson for his sophmore season, the rumor that BB was interested in Harvin is making more sense,,,

Comments??

The Coon

For our team, Jackson by far. Harvins a great slot guy but we already have that guy in Welker. With Moss on one end, Jackson would be unstoppable one on one deep.

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Liverpool_Patriot

Any comparable players coming out this year?

Ochmed Jones

Gilyard of Cincy looks to me to be a poor man's Jackson.

Spiller of Clemson looks to be a better playmaker than Harvin ever was in college.

D. Thomas of Ga. Tech (if he runs fairly well at the combine) looks to be a poor man's clone of Vincent Jackson of San Diego.

OT Hix of Texas (Jr. not declared yet) reminds a lot of Vollmer.

LB Pawalek of Baylor plays like Greenway of the Vikings.

The freshman punter for Georgia reminds me of Ray Guy.

Liverpool_Patriot

Thanks for the info.

This is the first year I've watched College Football and haven't been able to watch as many games as I would have liked, but I've seen Gilyard a few times and he impressed me. Seems to make a lot of plays. Any idea of where he is projected and where he could fall?

Also, as much as I would like Spiller to take over the returning duties from Welker and add another element to our offense, he will likely go in the first round and I don't see BB taking a RB so high.

Also, do you know what Gilyard runs in the 40?

Gator Mike

Excuse me?

This past year, Spiller scored a TD once every 15.75 touches.

As a junior, Harvin scored a TD once every 6.5 touches. He averaged nearly 10 yards per rushing attempt.

Box_O_Rocks

NFL Draft Scout currently projects Gilyard as a late first/early second and estimates him to have 4.5 speed. At the moment I doubt Gilyard goes in the first, but I'd say the second is fairly safe. From watching him on the field, I'd say 4.5 is about right.

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DisgruntledTunaFan

Andy Reid's offensive system is VERY complicated, which is why Jackson's quick development has been very surprising. Jackson is very talented, but he's also a very intelligent player considering how quickly he picked up Reid's system.(with the exception of his boneheaded spiking the ball before the goalline plays, that is)

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Patriot Missile

I can't think of a football player that transitions from the kicking game to wr as well as Jackson does. Maybe ever. He is containable at times but so explosive at others. Freaky ability and I was dead wrong on him. He's only gonna get better.

sg14

My take on Gilyard will be that he will have an excellent career in the NFL, but won't be as freaky scary as Jackson. Jackson has a quickness/speed that is very rare. I want a couple of those guys for our team,,,,ahh, one would be enough.

The Eagles must like that combo, they got two in Jackson, and Jackson 2, Macklin.