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1. DB
2. QB
3. WR
4. DL
5. TE
6. LB
7. OL
8. RB
QB is just because of the injury vulnerability - just one guy away from being at the bottom.
With Mankins, OL moves up past DL.
Yours?
Assuming no Mankins:
1. DB
2. QB
3. WR
4. DL
5. TE
6. LB
7. OL
8. RB
QB is just because of the injury vulnerability - just one guy away from being at the bottom.
With Mankins, OL moves up past DL.
Yours?
I feel as if it's a little to early to rank, so I'll just go with "feelings."
Confident - Quarterback, Wide Receivers, Defensive Backs
In the middle / Could go either way - Defensive Line, Tight Ends
Worried - Running Backs, Linebackers, Offensive Line
1. QB
2. RB
3. DB
4. WR (Welker percentage unknown, WR3 unknown)
5. OL (LG train wreck)
6. DL (Warren issue unknown, RDE a major question mark)
7. LB (2 unknowns + 1 coming off a disappointing season, 1 off a career year)
INC. TE
Interesting that you put RB's that high. The injuries concern me enough to keep them lower.
QB A+ one of the best QB's of all time
WR A moss, welker, and some nice back ups
DB B+ the pats are good young and deep at DB
DL B any line that has wilfork, on it has to be at lest above average
OL B- not haveing mankins, is going to be a big problem all year. just like the seymour trade was last year.
RB C+ they are not great but they can get the job done
LB C any 3-4 that is as weak as the pats are at OLB will have a hard time geting to the QB
TE C- they should be good at blocking but im not sure they will have a impact in the passing game.
You've heard of Aaron Hernandez, right?
QB A+ one of the best QB's of all time
WR A moss, welker, and some nice back ups
DB B+ the pats are good young and deep at DB
DL B any line that has wilfork, on it has to be at lest above average
OL B- not haveing mankins, is going to be a big problem all year. just like the seymour trade was last year.
RB C+ they are not great but they can get the job done
LB C any 3-4 that is as weak as the pats are at OLB will have a hard time geting to the QB
TE C- they should be good at blocking but im not sure they will have a impact in the passing game.
My concern right now is the OL, with Mankins chasing cows and other injuries it is worrisome.. the Dante Scarnecchia school of O lineman has produced quite a few "trench" scholars...
Assuming no Mankins:
1. DB
2. QB
3. WR
4. DL
5. TE
6. LB
7. OL
8. RB
QB is just because of the injury vulnerability - just one guy away from being at the bottom.
With Mankins, OL moves up past DL.
Yours?