Dri Archer

Austin wasn't worth a high first though.

We ALREADY HAVE  3 stellar backs...but...hmmm...

Easy to fall in love with speed. TbH don't think he'll make to the 3rd, but if he does would love to take him.

I would start looking at Dri in the 4th, and I stinking love Dri Archer.  He is a 3rd down back and kick returner.  He did not return punts in college, and the way the NFL is going being a kick returner is becoming less and less important.  He has great straight line speed and a very good burst, but I don't see much wiggle in his game.  He did not 3 cone or shuttle as well as someone with his wheels should if they have real fluid hips. 

I love you guys who say, ahh he'll be there later, but don't site anyone who you would rather have earlier.

He isnt a jitterbug like Austin. I prefer his style actually. Austin's game just doesnt translate. Injured in his first season. All thet start-stopping doesnt work in the NFL. Eventually, a 290 pound DL who is moving faster than any big man he has ever seen will simply squash him.

I can watch your sig over and over again. Almost like the jiggling brestesses... in a wierd football way.

Austin didn't even know the playbook and the Rams put him out there. I think he will be a stud despite his meh rookie season. In regards to Archer, I'll be okay taking him later and use him like the Saints used Sproles. However, we have Jeff Demps who is basically the same type of player. His future might be up in the air so, we'll see what happens.

Austin didn't even know the playbook and the Rams put him out there. I think he will be a stud despite his meh rookie season. In regards to Archer, I'll be okay taking him later and use him like the Saints used Sproles. However, we have Jeff Demps who is basically the same type of player. His future might be up in the air so, we'll see what happens.