The New York Giants (No. 2 overall), Cleveland Browns (Nos. 1 and 4), and Indianapolis Colts (No. 3) are great fits for him based on their schemes and needs at the position. The Giants would give Barkley the chance to play with a two-time Super Bowl MVP (Eli Manning) and the most electrifying playmaker in football (Odell Beckham, Jr.). Barkley would alleviate some of the pressure on Manning to carry the offense while also forcing defensive coordinators to abandon some of their double-coverage tactics on OBJ in order to effectively defend the Giants' rebuilt running game. With the Giants looking to make at least one more run at the Lombardi Trophy with Manning at the helm, the move to get Barkley would enhance the team's chances. |
Some days I lean Barkley and don't trust Rosens medical history, other days I feel like you can't pass up a QB prospect like Rosen. Imagine adding Barkley to this offense though...
To me, the noise about Rosen not being likeable and having a difficult persona is nonsense/irrelevant.
The only thing that worries me is his shoulder injru and concussions.
Some days I lean Barkley and don't trust Rosens medical history, other days I feel like you can't pass up a QB prospect like Rosen. Imagine adding Barkley to this offense though...
To me, the noise about Rosen not being likeable and having a difficult persona is nonsense/irrelevant.
The only thing that worries me is his shoulder injru and concussions.
Agree. I've read Rosen's supposed "bad attitude" comments. He sounds like an intelligent, grounded kid. To me it's the concussions and the smallish build that are the worry.
Obviously FA is going to effect things, mostly Cousins, because Jets and Broncos are prefect trade partners but if they get Cousins...
I'm hoping Cousins goes to the Cardinals.
I'm not sure that the Giants staff will see a QB available who doesn't have any warts. Barkley would help in the run game even if the Oline went unchanged from last year. And we all know that ain't happening.
I know many posters say that Webb doesn't have anything to do with out pick at #2 but if they go non-QB, you can bet your hiney they must be somewhat confident in Webb's ability.
1. Browns - QB
2. Broncos - QB
3. Jets - QB
4. Browns - Chubb
5. Giants - Barkley and a ton of picks!
6. Colts - who cares.
That makes no sense
The Giants moved out implies they are not interested in QB.
Flem17454 : 1:58 pm : link : reply
But not Nelson?
That makes no sense
The John Jerry troll is one of the strangest things I've seen on this site. And think about all the lunatics here.
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Why are people ok with taking a RB at 2
Flem17454 : 1:58 pm : link : reply
But not Nelson?
That makes no sense
The John Jerry troll is one of the strangest things I've seen on this site. And think about all the lunatics here.
LOL, yeah I said last night that it's got to be the same guy.
What a fucking weirdo.
That makes no sense
When choosing between a guard and a running back that are both very good prospects, you always take the guy who gets the ball in their hands. On any offensive play, Barkley is far more likely to affect the out come of the game than Nelson.
The Giants moved out implies they are not interested in QB.
Same reason the Bears moved up 1 spot to take a QB.
The real flaw in my plan is why would the Brown take another DE when the have 2 great ones and a third decent one over Barkley?
The Giants moved out implies they are not interested in QB.
Because the Brows or Giants could trade out of their spots. The Giants, even with a trade down, could still select a QB. A team like Buffalo may be able to jump up and take a QB. This falls under the same category of the Giants trading up one spot to take Shockey. You eliminate other variables from tje equation. And QB is a hell of lot more important than a TE. Don't rule it out. When you have a target, particularly a QB, you don't play games. You go get him.
Any of the QBs.
Barkley.
Chubb.
Trade down.
At this point, I'd only be surprised by a trade up, Nelson, or a huge trade down, such as with Buffalo.
That makes no sense
I like Nelson, don't get me wrong, but Barkley IMO is a better prospect. People don't realize how great of a receiver he is out of the backfield. He is a game changer, a culture changer as well due to his character.
People act like Nelson is this perfect prospect, and while he is pretty damn good, he is not the perfect guard prospect, just like Barkley is not quite the perfect RB prospect. He is a GREAT mauler, but he does struggle a bit in space. Not too bad, but he is not the fluid mover that a guy like Zack Martin is.
I know Nelson could be an all-pro, but I think the Giants should go after Norwell, a guy who is already an all-pro and only 26 yrs old that will likely be available. Having Norwell and Nelson sounds great, but is not necessary.
1. RB Barkley
2. LT Orlando Brown (if Cam Robinson fell to rd 2 last year, Brown certainly can)
3. EDGE U. Nwosu
4. OL Austin Corbett
4B. DL Da'Shawn Hand
5. LB Christian Sam
6. CB JC Jackson
But maybe,
Browns - QB
Broncos - QB
Colts - Chubb
Jets - Jump in front of Giants and secure QB
Giants - Barkley
Browns
If the Brown stay a 4, and Colts Select Barkley at 3, who are the Browns taking at 4? Chubb is the value, but they don't need him.
If they open the vault for Cousins, they are not going QB at 1. That pick not only will draw a ton of interest from QB needy teams, but will also enable them to pick whatever they want. IF Barkley is a possibility at 2, then he is at 1 as well.
The Browns actually have a decent line, They can easily trade out of 1, get pick 5/6 along with their 4.
If we trade out of 2 after them (Let's assume we don't want to go QB -- Whether he was picked at 1 or we have no desire, and we get offered a hell of a package) The Browns 4 becomes truly valuable to another QB needy team.
I can see them trading that as well then and still have #5 or 6 as well as another #1 Maybe even buffalo's 20 and 21 I think, with their new GM, that they are going to make out like bandits this draft.
The order can easily become
1. Jets
2. Broncos
3. Indy
4. Buffalo
5. Giants
6. Browns
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But not Nelson?
That makes no sense
When choosing between a guard and a running back that are both very good prospects, you always take the guy who gets the ball in their hands. On any offensive play, Barkley is far more likely to affect the out come of the game than Nelson.
Wrong in every way.
Just wrong.
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Why are people ok with taking a RB at 2
Flem17454 : 1:58 pm : link : reply
But not Nelson?
That makes no sense
The John Jerry troll is one of the strangest things I've seen on this site. And think about all the lunatics here.
Huh?
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But not Nelson?
That makes no sense
I like Nelson, don't get me wrong, but Barkley IMO is a better prospect. People don't realize how great of a receiver he is out of the backfield. He is a game changer, a culture changer as well due to his character.
People act like Nelson is this perfect prospect, and while he is pretty damn good, he is not the perfect guard prospect, just like Barkley is not quite the perfect RB prospect. He is a GREAT mauler, but he does struggle a bit in space. Not too bad, but he is not the fluid mover that a guy like Zack Martin is.
I know Nelson could be an all-pro, but I think the Giants should go after Norwell, a guy who is already an all-pro and only 26 yrs old that will likely be available. Having Norwell and Nelson sounds great, but is not necessary.
Barkley = Reggie Bush 2.0
In no way is he a better prospect than Nelson.
And in no way is RB a bigger need than OL.
Some days I lean Barkley and don't trust Rosens medical history, other days I feel like you can't pass up a QB prospect like Rosen. Imagine adding Barkley to this offense though...
To me, the noise about Rosen not being likeable and having a difficult persona is nonsense/irrelevant.
The only thing that worries me is his shoulder injru and concussions.
This is almost exactly how I feel at this moment too. Almost word for word how I feel. Only difference is I'm not concerned about Rosen's head and shoulder injuries if the Giants decide to select him.
Can't make this shit up.
And fucking annoying.
Go away.
And fucking annoying.
Go away.
Who's trolling you bald dipshit?
I'm addressing the original topic.
It's like saying Nelson is John Jerry 2.0, which is probably a closer comparison than Barkley is to Bush.
It's like saying Nelson is John Jerry 2.0, which is probably a closer comparison than Barkley is to Bush.
Pretty much.
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Obvious troll is obvious.
And fucking annoying.
Go away.
Who's trolling you bald dipshit?
I'm addressing the original topic.
No, you're pushing this dumb narrative about drafting Nelson @ 2 overall five thousand times a day everywhere you possible can and no one cares.
The Giants aren't taking Nelson 2nd. Deal with it.
That makes no sense
Do you have a photo of Quentin Nelson hanging over your bed?
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I don't think any comparison would do him justice. He is one of a kind.
SY, if you were actually picking, are you a fanatic about never ever picking a RB with your first pick? Would you take a Barkley (Sanders, AP, Jimmy Brown, Sayers) with the 2nd pick in the drat?
100% yes. I have been very vocal about the concept behind not selecting certain positions is a foolish approach.
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This draft comes down to Barkley or Rosen for me.
Some days I lean Barkley and don't trust Rosens medical history, other days I feel like you can't pass up a QB prospect like Rosen. Imagine adding Barkley to this offense though...
To me, the noise about Rosen not being likeable and having a difficult persona is nonsense/irrelevant.
The only thing that worries me is his shoulder injru and concussions.
This is almost exactly how I feel at this moment too. Almost word for word how I feel. Only difference is I'm not concerned about Rosen's head and shoulder injuries if the Giants decide to select him.
True. QB's in the NFL are well protected and not at risk for injury, especially a guy like Rosen who plays from the pocket and understands his limitations/doesn't run around
Well said, and I couldn't agree more. I'm very much on the QB bandwagon but if Darnold goes #1, I can't kill the Giants for taking Barkley over the remaining guys, if they view Barkley as a Marshall Faulk-type of impact player. I felt the same way when Zeke Elliot came out, not knowing just how bad a character he was/is. No such problems with Barkley.
2. Barkley
3. Nelson
4. Chubb
5. Fitzpatrick
If Cleveland takes Darnold I would be happy with Barkley.
1. Browns - QB
2. Broncos - QB
3. Jets - QB
4. Browns - Chubb
5. Giants - Barkley and a ton of picks!
6. Colts - who cares.
Browns will jump all over Barkley at #4.
I would be happy.
There are a number of great players for us to pick from.
We need a lot of help.
A truly elite player is hard to come by. My only fear is if they trade down they go down to far.
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But not Nelson?
That makes no sense
I like Nelson, don't get me wrong, but Barkley IMO is a better prospect. People don't realize how great of a receiver he is out of the backfield. He is a game changer, a culture changer as well due to his character.
People act like Nelson is this perfect prospect, and while he is pretty damn good, he is not the perfect guard prospect, just like Barkley is not quite the perfect RB prospect. He is a GREAT mauler, but he does struggle a bit in space. Not too bad, but he is not the fluid mover that a guy like Zack Martin is.
I know Nelson could be an all-pro, but I think the Giants should go after Norwell, a guy who is already an all-pro and only 26 yrs old that will likely be available. Having Norwell and Nelson sounds great, but is not necessary.
Barkley = Reggie Bush 2.0
In no way is he a better prospect than Nelson.
And in no way is RB a bigger need than OL.
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In comment 13837215 Flem17454 said:
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But not Nelson?
That makes no sense
When choosing between a guard and a running back that are both very good prospects, you always take the guy who gets the ball in their hands. On any offensive play, Barkley is far more likely to affect the out come of the game than Nelson.
Wrong in every way.
Just wrong.
He's just being nice.
It's because you touch yourself at night.