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He not only is capable of playing the game at that level, but he can do what so many others fail to do and that is be a good role model.

You have made a wise investment. He epitomizes what athleticism should be about.

Raider on,

Guamanian Raider

Well… not all you. I don’t understand how anyone can say yea or nae to most anyone below the dreams of the first two rounds. Most draft evaluations never play out until a few years pass, save the Giants last year—big rookie contributions. Talking about what people know about these kids as football players makes sense. All the “measurables” about a player don’t mean a thing unless football is in his soul. When you got that, and McFadden sure does, the “measurables” don’t mean a thing, and in fact become the very place of what makes them exceptional and unique as a player, like Marcus, who could fall behind other running backs in his draft. Speed IS the one thing you cannot teach. We added more team speed with this draft: all over the field, with solid yet not overwhelming tackling ability. With one pick we added heart and speed to the special teams, as well as corner. And another to DE or LB and the teams. Let’s not forget about running back, slot receiver, wide, screen receiver, passer, the Lamborgini of Bush’s Hummer is McFadden, and both are rookie running backs this season, with Bush have more knowledge of plays, assignments, and schemes.

Using the draft to bag on Al seems silly, when you think how long it takes to evaluate (can anyone yet grade our 2007 draft?) a draft and it’s a quality of fan that reminds me of the Jets fans, booing whatever their team does on draft day, as if knowing careers clearly before they happen. I get venting about the values you hold not being met by the team, as in who is the right draft pick, but not getting what you want need not get in the way of addressing what you have. It’s like Kiffin saying to not let a loss of a game or a play beat you on the next play or game. Plus, I wish we could always get what we wanted. This is a year when what we got matched my wish. This draft appears smart. Football players and speed, or good speed for size, and an impact player who gets to take his shot at the professional arena.

Whatever… I love the picks and the whispers of their football greatness.

Back in the day I thought that McFadden and Bush would be our Lightening and Thunder storming through the league. I don’t care about what they get dubbed, I’m just crazy that we get to find out. Who would have thought two years ago entering the 2006 college season and had imagined back then about the Bush/McFadden backfield? Would you have taken it?

We did get some D-Line help, and we have another round of potential additions coming up in June.

In this day and age of speed, information at the fingertips creating monstrous blogs like the one here of Jerry’s kids (come on now, it’s a joke), it’s no wonder that a sense of patience, like a running back exhibiting at 4.28 speeds, holding off for the hole to open before making his own hole, leaves a place like this one. We could use a breath or two before proclaiming a career before one step is taken on the field. Was anyone really hot on McElroy back in the day? (I was after his fight with Marcus during practice!)

I love the way we get information like we get here with Jerry and on the Bee with Jason, but I sure would love us to read them with less dramatics for sure. McFadden can definitely learn ball security for the NFL, but he can only teach others how his speed and strength can overwhelm others… like Dorsey during the last two season match-ups.

I appreciate our Raider passion, and love the striking of hot iron that takes place here, and call for passionate discussion of our footballers as players. Who has seen these guys beyond the highlights, how they show up in the games?

Raider on,

Guamanian Raider

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That midget will be a Pro Bowler if not this year, the next. Congrats on getting your guy elected. Now that he’s a raider I’ll definitely support him.

I knew my midget was going early and that proved true at #6. Fortunately we will not have to play against him all that often. I’m glad he ended up with the Saints. I enjoy watching and rooting for them. actually, I just like visiting New Orleans – good music, great food, great southern culture, etc., etc., etc.