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If Gurley is on the board Texans need to take him . Foster is never healthy.
1. jameis winston/qb- tampa bay
2. leonard williams/de- tennessee ans
3. dante fowler jr/de- jacksonville jaguars
4. amari cooper/wr- oakland raiders
5. vic beasley/olb- washington redskins
6. marcus mariota/qb- new york jets
7. randy gregory/olb- chicago bears
8. shane rey/olb- atlanta falcons
9. brandon scherff/ot- new york giants
10. kevin white/wr- st. louis rams
11. devante parker/wr- minnesota vikings
12. danny shelton/dt- cleveland browns
13. alvin dupree/olb- new orleans saints
14. trae waynes/db- miami dolphins
15. jalen strong/wr- san francisco 49ers
If Gurley is on the board Texans need to take him . Foster is never healthy.
one vote per poster. right now its tied between gurley and kendricks. ties are broken by a coin toss btw.
I don't think Houston will take Gurley.
Landon Collins is my pick here.
landon would be a good pick.
I just can't get behind the idea of taking a RB in the first round. LB is a bigger need.
Foster will have an inevitable hamstring injury and Alfred Blue can't stop running into his own OL. BPA is where they should go.
...a BPA coming off an ACL tear in October. And spare me the Peterson comparisons. Peterson had the best docs and rehab money can buy. Of the last three high profile backs that came into the pros off of ACL tears...Marcus Lattimore(yes, I know his was worse), Tank Carradine and Dominique Easley...only one played a meaningful snap the next year.
Risks like him are better suited for a later round, not your first overall pick...especially with it being a deep draft at RB.
i agree with benefactor. houston already has two good backs in foster and blue. no point in them taking a rb this early when they have so many pressing needs on the defense.
3 way tie so far. i'll wait a few hours to see who gets the 3rd vote before starting the next mock.
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