Dez Bryant WR- He is 6’2″, fast, and the top rated WR coming out in this year’s draft. He will probably start around an 80 overall with 90 speed, and being 6’2″ he gives you the height to rocket catch.
C.J. Spiller RB- One of the more elusive backs coming out this year, he will probably have a pretty high fumble rating and not be able to run over anyone. Although, he will be someone who can break off a big one or catch a tough pass when you really need it.
Aaron Hernandez TE- He is not huge for a TE at 6’2″, but should be one of the fastest TE’s in the game. He will more than likely be the 2nd TE taken in this draft, which would put him on a good team in the late first round.
Taylor Mays S- He could become an elite madden safety as soon as the game comes out. He is 6’3″ and will lay a hard hit every time. I would imagine his hit power will be high 80s or even low 90s straight out of college. He does have a few drawbacks. He is not a great coverage S and isn’t very fast, but against the run and causing fumbles he will be elite.
Jermaine Gresham TE- In my opinion he is the best TE and maybe the best receiver in the draft. He is 6’6″ and has good speed for a TE. He isn’t the greatest blocker in the world, but neither is Dallas Clark and he is doing just fine.
Arrelious Benn WR- Unless you really follow college football this may be the first time you have heard of Benn. He is 6’2″ and 220 lbs. so he will be a WR that can run through some tackles, almost Brandon Marshall style. He does have rare speed for a big man and outstanding returning abilities. He will be a player that will get many touches in the NFL and in Madden.
Jahvid Best RB- Another home run hitting style of RB. He is similar to C.J, but will be worse in stats such as awareness and ball carrier vision.
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Nate Kaeding after another disappointing miss (Courtesy of nfl.com)
Many people will put kicker at or near the bottom of team’s needs during the off-season. This is mainly because people don’t respect what a kicker can do for their team. But after this post-season, I think some teams will have to reconsider their kicker position.
With only two rounds of the 2010 post-season finish, kickers have gone 15/26 (57.69%). In a few situations, their misses cost their team a win. The weird thing is that 6 out of the 8 games played so far have been either indoors or in warm weather. Here are the kickers who brought shame, frustration and disappointment to their fans:
Nate Kaeding is only 8 for 15 for his career in the playoffs. His worst performance was arguably last Sunday’s game against the Jets. Kaeding missed all three field goals after missing only three out of 35 attempts during the regular season. Though one of his kicks were from 57 yards out, it is still disappointing for him to miss all three kicks, especially since he’s going to the Pro Bowl. Will the Chargers cut him because of it? Probably not but his playoff stats are less than All-Pro.
Shayne Graham, Golden Graham, one of the better kickers in the league, missed both field goals in the Wildcard Round. Funny thing is, they were both under 40 yards. Now was this one bad game? We might never know but it was an awful performance. But with Graham’s contract coming to an end, there’s a possibility that we might not see the red-headed kicker in a Bengals uniform next season.
Neil Rackers might have cost his team a chance to move on to the Divisional Round after missing a 34 yarder that would have put the Cardinals up three with 14 seconds left. Fortunately for him, the Cardinals won the game. He went 1 for 3 overall in this year’s playoffs. He is now 6 for 10 for his career in the playoffs. Now does he get cut? I can’t see it happening but when you shank a 34 yarder as bad as he did, you got to question your kicker’s abilities.
We as fans should understand how important a great kicker is. Numerous games can come down to a late game-winning kick. Kickers like Adam Vinatieri have so many teams interested in signing them because of their clutch kicks. Sometimes it’s just an intangible thing that kickers have. Bottom line, the kicker position is more important than people make it out to be.
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