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  • #16
    Re: Peps plan for the offense

    Originally posted by Gamble1 View Post
    It sounds like Pep is going to go to a more power running game and that requires a hard nosed guy who can also catch which is not easy to find. I certainly don't want a UDFA blocking or trying to catch a pass on a third and short from Luck. I haven't seen a ton of Jackie Battle but I know he is phenomonal athlete. IN his proday he ran a 4.42 and had a 41 inch vertical.

    Leach and Kuhn our household names because they make plays. I want Luck to have the same luxury and what worries me is that the Colts don't have a running back that has reliable hands.

    A smart guy with a hard nose and soft hands are hard to come by in the NFL and if he is going to be a part of the staple of the offense then I want the best and smartest guy on the field.

    Thats one of the reasons I bring up Jerome Felton. He would give Andrew Luck a run for his money in the smarts departement. As a 7th grader he took the ACT and got accepted into college. I don't think he would miss a blitz pickup and he was a big reason AP had the best season of his career.
    Vontea Leach is one of the top FB's and he went undrafted, most do, it is just the way that it is, Kuhn as well went undrafted.
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    • #17
      Re: Peps plan for the offense

      Originally posted by Really? View Post
      Vontea Leach is one of the top FB's and he went undrafted, most do, it is just the way that it is, Kuhn as well went undrafted.
      I understand they often go undrafted but not every team runs a full back like Pep wants. We have marginal rbs who can catch the ball which will put more emphasis on a FB coming out of the backfield to catch the ball. I certainly don't want a rookie screwing up a 3rd and short in a important game which is every game in the nfl.

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      • #18
        Re: Peps plan for the offense

        Originally posted by Gamble1 View Post
        I understand they often go undrafted but not every team runs a full back like Pep wants. We have marginal rbs who can catch the ball which will put more emphasis on a FB coming out of the backfield to catch the ball. I certainly don't want a rookie screwing up a 3rd and short in a important game which is every game in the nfl.
        Do you know who often played fullback at Stanford atleast recently, they used a LB at times and a TE. I do not think this will be a position that you need to go and grab someone who is super, my thinking is that we either grab a TE known for his blocking, but who can also catch, a FB that has some catching skill or a strong RB who is decent at catching out of the backfield. There will be tons of these guys not drafted, also, with all of the other weapons that Luck will have, I doubt our new FB will see a ton of carries or catches, and will probably only be in the game in certain situations, not every down, especially since we have a guy like Allen that we can motion back into the backfield.

        I also doubt he will be in on many pass plays doing zone blitz pick ups, maybe in short yardage.

        BTW Jackie Battle came in the league undrafted as well as a RB, my thinking is as far as a FB, there are so many other positions of need that actually need depth so FB rarely get drafted and if you would like a decent one all you need to do is find a guy that fits the build for your system, teach him what you want him to do, and then let him play, that has been the case for all of these guys you are mentioning.

        If we were to grab any FB in the draft the only one I would feel good about adding would be Lonnie Pryor, check out his video, he is a converted RB, that has already added some size and has good technique blocking, he also has speed and can be used to run the ball at times.

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doNyjdbdLOM
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        • #19
          Re: Peps plan for the offense

          Also here goes your hope for Felton

          99 problems but Felton ain't one

          January, 23, 2013

          By AJ Mass | ESPN.com

          Adrian Peterson is certainly going to be one of the first players selected in 2013 fantasy leagues all across the country in any and all formats after the enormous success he achieved in his remarkable return from injury.

          While Peterson deserves much of the credit for his 2,097-yard campaign, he didn't do it all by himself. Lead blocker Jerome Felton certainly earned a ton of accolades for his part in helping Peterson reach that lofty 2,000-yard milestone. Not only was he rewarded with a Pro Bowl nod, but he should reap monetary benefits as well, in the form of a new contract.

          The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports that both Felton and the Minnesota Vikings are anxious to lock down the fullback's services sooner rather than later. And with Adrian Peterson in his corner, Felton is sure to come out of negotiations with a huge smile on his face.
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          • #20
            Re: Peps plan for the offense

            Originally posted by Really? View Post
            Do you know who often played fullback at Stanford atleast recently, they used a LB at times and a TE. I do not think this will be a position that you need to go and grab someone who is super, my thinking is that we either grab a TE known for his blocking, but who can also catch, a FB that has some catching skill or a strong RB who is decent at catching out of the backfield. There will be tons of these guys not drafted, also, with all of the other weapons that Luck will have, I doubt our new FB will see a ton of carries or catches, and will probably only be in the game in certain situations, not every down, especially since we have a guy like Allen that we can motion back into the backfield.

            I also doubt he will be in on many pass plays doing zone blitz pick ups, maybe in short yardage.

            BTW Jackie Battle came in the league undrafted as well as a RB, my thinking is as far as a FB, there are so many other positions of need that actually need depth so FB rarely get drafted and if you would like a decent one all you need to do is find a guy that fits the build for your system, teach him what you want him to do, and then let him play, that has been the case for all of these guys you are mentioning.

            If we were to grab any FB in the draft the only one I would feel good about adding would be Lonnie Pryor, check out his video, he is a converted RB, that has already added some size and has good technique blocking, he also has speed and can be used to run the ball at times.

            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doNyjdbdLOM
            You are talking about Owen and he started out as a fullback then do to injuries played Mike in short yardage situations as a junior and senior.

            Thats hardly converting him as a TE or LB to play FB. The Full back positon rarely gets drafted since the NFL has changed from a running league to a pass happy league. The demand is down so they don't get drafted but that doesn't mean you can just sign anyone and have a great hybrid FB to play 15 to 20% of the offensive snaps and be effective.

            If the Colts want to get serious about rushing the football and have a guy able to catch the football they need to invest in it much like teams like the Chargers did with Lorenzo Neal. When he left for Baltimore LT numbers droped big time and he also helped Flacco have a great rookie season as far as completion %.
            Last edited by Gamble1; 01-24-2013, 12:49 PM.

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            • #21
              Re: Peps plan for the offense

              Originally posted by Gamble1 View Post
              You are talking about Owen and he started out as a fullback then do to injuries played Mike in short yardage situations as a junior and senior.

              Thats hardly converting him as a TE or LB to play FB. The Full back positon rarely gets drafted since the NFL has changed from a running league to a pass happy league. The demand is down so they don't get drafted but that doesn't mean you can just sign anyone and have a great hybrid FB to play 15 to 20% of the offensive snaps and be effective.

              If the Colts want to get serious about rushing the football and have a guy able to catch the football they need to invest in it much like teams like the Chargers did with Lorenzo Neal. When he left for Baltimore LT numbers droped big time and he also helped Flacco have a great rookie season as far as completion %.
              You are correct on Owen, even though he was recruited as a FB/LB, he primarily played FB his first couple year, the TE to FB conversion I was talking about was their current guy that they used this previous year.

              Going along with your point that demand is down, that allows guys that are NFL quality FB's to emerge as UDFA, I guess that is more of my point. I am with you that you can not just sign anyone and they become a great hybrid FB, but you can get a guy that fits your system good, and take advantage of the skills he offers, and maybe he will turn out to be a very good guy. There have been around 8 FB's drafted in the past 2 years, but I would not say they have separated themselves from the guys that went to the NFL as UDFA's, and I feel your chances of finding a good FB are about the same whether you get them from the draft as UDFA's.

              For example Owen Marecic was drafted in the 4th round, played his first year as FB, and then was overtake in his second year by a guy who plays TE.
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              • #22
                Re: Peps plan for the offense

                You may also like this guy, they say he has been targeted a lot in the senior bowl in the passing game and has not dropped a pass... he is projected as a 7th round draft pick, and could turnout to be a good acquisition as an UDFA.

                http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings...2013&genpos=FB
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                • #23
                  Re: Peps plan for the offense

                  Originally posted by Really? View Post
                  You are correct on Owen, even though he was recruited as a FB/LB, he primarily played FB his first couple year, the TE to FB conversion I was talking about was their current guy that they used this previous year.

                  Going along with your point that demand is down, that allows guys that are NFL quality FB's to emerge as UDFA, I guess that is more of my point. I am with you that you can not just sign anyone and they become a great hybrid FB, but you can get a guy that fits your system good, and take advantage of the skills he offers, and maybe he will turn out to be a very good guy. There have been around 8 FB's drafted in the past 2 years, but I would not say they have separated themselves from the guys that went to the NFL as UDFA's, and I feel your chances of finding a good FB are about the same whether you get them from the draft as UDFA's.

                  For example Owen Marecic was drafted in the 4th round, played his first year as FB, and then was overtake in his second year by a guy who plays TE.
                  I agree you can find a quality FB in the draft or in UDFA's but I don't want to go through the hassel of a rookie learning curve or if the guy doesn't work out in the long run.

                  Get the known vet that is more expensive by a million dollars and walk away from wasting a draft pick or having 3 on the roster during camp and trying to figure out if they are worth a roster spot or not.

                  ITs sort of the same postion some take with drafting offensive lineman when you have a 44 million to spend in FA's.

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                  • #24
                    Re: Peps plan for the offense

                    Originally posted by Gamble1 View Post
                    I agree you can find a quality FB in the draft or in UDFA's but I don't want to go through the hassel of a rookie learning curve or if the guy doesn't work out in the long run.

                    Get the known vet that is more expensive by a million dollars and walk away from wasting a draft pick or having 3 on the roster during camp and trying to figure out if they are worth a roster spot or not.

                    ITs sort of the same postion some take with drafting offensive lineman when you have a 44 million to spend in FA's.
                    Humm James Casey? he is a vet that can catch out the backfield, and can be a lead blocker as well. I will say I would not mind the idea of bringing in the UDFA's at the FB position, because unlike the lineman even good ones don't always get drafted, and it is not as much of a wish and hope type thing compared to most other positions. But hey to each his own, who ever we get I hope they can catch and develop chemistry with the RB, O-line and the QB quick.
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                    • #25
                      Re: Peps plan for the offense

                      Originally posted by Really? View Post
                      Humm James Casey? he is a vet that can catch out the backfield, and can be a lead blocker as well. I will say I would not mind the idea of bringing in the UDFA's at the FB position, because unlike the lineman even good ones don't always get drafted, and it is not as much of a wish and hope type thing compared to most other positions. But hey to each his own, who ever we get I hope they can catch and develop chemistry with the RB, O-line and the QB quick.
                      Thats the problem with the FA FB class outside of Jerome there really isn't well known guys and Casey is a medicore FB IMO. The off the radar guy I like is Owen Schmitt. He played for the Raiders last year but they had Reece at FB who is pretty good. Schmitt also was in Philly when Grigson was there so thats the guy who is affordable and experienced that I see him going after if we don't draft a guy.

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                      • #26
                        Re: Peps plan for the offense

                        Originally posted by Gamble1 View Post
                        Thats the problem with the FA FB class outside of Jerome there really isn't well known guys and Casey is a medicore FB IMO. The off the radar guy I like is Owen Schmitt. He played for the Raiders last year but they had Reece at FB who is pretty good. Schmitt also was in Philly when Grigson was there so thats the guy who is affordable and experienced that I see him going after if we don't draft a guy.
                        Yeah I know about him, he is a pretty crazy dude, but did not think him or Jerome Felton really had much in the receiving department. Schmitt is pretty crazy, but I remember his WVU days.... seems like you are more focused on guys who are big time hole openers, instead of dual threats, rarely you will find a guy that is really good at both, or really good at one and good at the other. In many cases we can use two guys depending on the situations.
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                        • #27
                          Re: Peps plan for the offense

                          Originally posted by Really? View Post
                          Yeah I know about him, he is a pretty crazy dude, but did not think him or Jerome Felton really had much in the receiving department. Schmitt is pretty crazy, but I remember his WVU days.... seems like you are more focused on guys who are big time hole openers, instead of dual threats, rarely you will find a guy that is really good at both, or really good at one and good at the other. In many cases we can use two guys depending on the situations.
                          I hope the Colts go for the guy who is a heck of a blocker. To me, you get a fullback to help move the chains in short yardage situations and convert in the redzone...get those tough yards. Personally, I could care less if the fullback can catch a pass. I just want him to help open some holes for the running back. JMO.

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                          • #28
                            Re: Peps plan for the offense

                            Originally posted by Young View Post
                            I hope the Colts go for the guy who is a heck of a blocker. To me, you get a fullback to help move the chains in short yardage situations and convert in the redzone...get those tough yards. Personally, I could care less if the fullback can catch a pass. I just want him to help open some holes for the running back. JMO.
                            Yeah, I think it would be a plus for a weapon in the pass game, especially with the Y-Banana... maybe we could get a guy like Hillis to be a FB in our system, that might work, in the short yardage situations, when we are going hard we can use some other guys like LB/DE as well. On a every down type of situation, I would like a guy like Lonnie Pryor who can block but can also run and is a weapon out the backfield.
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                            • #29
                              Re: Peps plan for the offense

                              Originally posted by Really? View Post
                              Yeah I know about him, he is a pretty crazy dude, but did not think him or Jerome Felton really had much in the receiving department. Schmitt is pretty crazy, but I remember his WVU days.... seems like you are more focused on guys who are big time hole openers, instead of dual threats, rarely you will find a guy that is really good at both, or really good at one and good at the other. In many cases we can use two guys depending on the situations.
                              Most FB aren't used to catch the ball but looking at James Casey vs Owen Schmitt I don't think there is much of difference. Schmitt is the better blocker but I don't see a huge difference in recieving skills there. The Colts are also going to the use the FB in special teams so I would rather have a nut like Schmitt than Casey.

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                              • #30
                                Re: Peps plan for the offense

                                Lol just saw Vonte Leach is getting pad 4.3 million... you can keep him for that ...
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