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I have one too many offensive linemen. So I'm going to trade ONE of the following:
C Riddick Behrens -Solid run and pass blocking, plus good strength. Can play C or G. Great addition to any team! I really want to keep him, as shown by the 4th round pick I'm asking.
G Bryan Griffith - Can play any line position. Great guy to have around to cover all offensive line positions in case of injury. Can hold down several roster spots for you to make room for other players. Well worth the 6th round pick I'm asking for him.
I might consider C J.R. Gerhardt, but he will be a little more expensive than these two. A 2nd year guy with good blocking ability. A 3rd will take him. A 4th+ will be a serious offer I'll have to think about. Anything less and he'll be staying with the Maulers.
You can discuss other linemen with me, but I'm really going to ask more than they are worth, so unless you are willing to pay, I wouldn't waste my time.
I also am looking to unload one of my RBs. Either 1000 yard rusher Lorenzo Carmack, 7th round pick Juan Reilly, or punt returner Ralph Sanderson. I feel good about all these guys, so I'll have a hard time letting go. It is very possible that I'll keep them all and release a TE or WR.
Carmack ran for 1000 yards last season for us, behind a subpar offensive line. I feel he's a better runner than his 39/39 league scout rating. He also is solid on ST. His weakness is pass catching. If you want a pass catching RB, this is NOT your guy. But if you want a guy that can run the ball, he's solid.
Reilly is new to the team, and I was just trying to take a stab in the dark when I grabbed him with 7.24. He's already +2/+2, and is a nice all around runner. He has speed and power. Decent elusiveness and good endurance also. His weakness is really hole recognition in the run game.
Sanderson is my #1 punt returner, but he only averaged just over 5 yards per PR last season, after two seasons in double digits. I have like 5 guys that can return punts, so it IS possible that I keep both Carmack and Reilly and let Sanderson go. But I drafted him specifically for his punt returning, and that's his role.
C Riddick Behrens -Solid run and pass blocking, plus good strength. Can play C or G. Great addition to any team! I really want to keep him, as shown by the 4th round pick I'm asking.
G Bryan Griffith - Can play any line position. Great guy to have around to cover all offensive line positions in case of injury. Can hold down several roster spots for you to make room for other players. Well worth the 6th round pick I'm asking for him.
I might consider C J.R. Gerhardt, but he will be a little more expensive than these two. A 2nd year guy with good blocking ability. A 3rd will take him. A 4th+ will be a serious offer I'll have to think about. Anything less and he'll be staying with the Maulers.
You can discuss other linemen with me, but I'm really going to ask more than they are worth, so unless you are willing to pay, I wouldn't waste my time.
I also am looking to unload one of my RBs. Either 1000 yard rusher Lorenzo Carmack, 7th round pick Juan Reilly, or punt returner Ralph Sanderson. I feel good about all these guys, so I'll have a hard time letting go. It is very possible that I'll keep them all and release a TE or WR.
Carmack ran for 1000 yards last season for us, behind a subpar offensive line. I feel he's a better runner than his 39/39 league scout rating. He also is solid on ST. His weakness is pass catching. If you want a pass catching RB, this is NOT your guy. But if you want a guy that can run the ball, he's solid.
Reilly is new to the team, and I was just trying to take a stab in the dark when I grabbed him with 7.24. He's already +2/+2, and is a nice all around runner. He has speed and power. Decent elusiveness and good endurance also. His weakness is really hole recognition in the run game.
Sanderson is my #1 punt returner, but he only averaged just over 5 yards per PR last season, after two seasons in double digits. I have like 5 guys that can return punts, so it IS possible that I keep both Carmack and Reilly and let Sanderson go. But I drafted him specifically for his punt returning, and that's his role.