PROSPECT A DAY

[Bretsky]

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/120204034.html

MARK INGRAM; nice write up and video.

[RashanGary]

Saw that, and McGinn is starting a position each day breakdown in the PI section.

[swede]

Saw that, and McGinn is starting a position each day breakdown in the PI section.

When does the Kama Sutra come out with their position a day series?

[Bretsky]

ok; thx for the heads up..........

[Freak Out]

When does the Kama Sutra come out with their position a day series?

They have....it's on the PR Yoga site.

[HowardRoark]

When does the Kama Sutra come out with their position a day series?

http://www.fhm.com/upgrade/sex-advice/no-1-the-butterfly-20081103#pagetitle

[swede]

http://www.fhm.com/upgrade/sex-advic...1103#pagetitle

[Bretsky]

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/120514749.html

Akeem Ayers; I could see this guy falling and TT would have to consider...but an interesting part of the blog.........

But in order for GM Ted Thompson to consider taking Ayers, he’d have to be convinced that football is his passion and that he’s willing to work to be great. He has gotten by a lot with just his athletic ability. It’s possible Thompson thinks that OLBs coach Kevin Greene could turn Ayers into a player, but the one thing he’ll probably keep coming back to is his lack of jarring hits and bull-rush ability. To be a first-rounder, you’ve got to be able to get in a tackle’s face and push him back or be able to get around him consistently


I'd say the above describes BROOKS REED

[Freak Out]

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/120514749.html

Akeem Ayers; I could see this guy falling and TT would have to consider...but an interesting part of the blog.........

But in order for GM Ted Thompson to consider taking Ayers, he’d have to be convinced that football is his passion and that he’s willing to work to be great. He has gotten by a lot with just his athletic ability. It’s possible Thompson thinks that OLBs coach Kevin Greene could turn Ayers into a player, but the one thing he’ll probably keep coming back to is his lack of jarring hits and bull-rush ability. To be a first-rounder, you’ve got to be able to get in a tackle’s face and push him back or be able to get around him consistently


I'd say the above describes BROOKS REED

For the love of Pete don't curse this guy!

[Fritz]

I have become a huge, huge Justin Houston fan. He's got the numbers that TT loves, and it appears he loves to hit, too.

He's my Odell Thurman this year. What say you, Bretsky? You gonna curse Brooks Reed instead?

[Bretsky]

I have become a huge, huge Justin Houston fan. He's got the numbers that TT loves, and it appears he loves to hit, too.

He's my Odell Thurman this year. What say you, Bretsky? You gonna curse Brooks Reed instead?

If we endorse a pick together, Fritz, we will ruin a guys entire career
I need to watch more film on Houston

[Tarlam!]

The comments over at JSO are anything but flattering for Akim Ayers. I was surprited - he got decent comments from the NFL.com crew.

[Bretsky]

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/120549584.html

[RashanGary]

A lot of people like him. I don't know, he seems kind of so/so. I watched his highlights and he looked sluggish and for someone sluggish, they better be powerful and he wasn't exceptionally strong either.

I'm not hoping for him.

Just read McGinn's write up on Mark Ingram in his Running Backs column and they think he's an underrated star, Priest Holmes style.

[RashanGary]

The Chargers are not in the market for a running back and their GM is on record saying Ryan Williams has everything they look for in a running back. He doesn't have motivation to lie. I'd keep a sly eye on Ryan Williams. He's the 2nd RB on McGinn's board and he comes with some big-time endorsements. If he's a star RB, he'd have to be a consideration in the end of round 1/early round 2 area.