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Cincinnati Bengals (2011 Season)

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Jt4prez;2148436; said:
Why so high on James? He has great speed, and I think he would be a great number 2, but have doubts that he can be an every down RB, based on size. Miller is bigger than James and I think he ran a 40 that was close to what James ran.
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The NFL is becoming more and more of a situational back league, with The Law Firm and Bernard Scott there's no need for an "every down" back at this moment.

they need another play maker, wether it be at RB or WR
 
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Miller ran a 4.38. I just think Miller is a more complete back, who can also play on 3rd down. I view Green-Ellis as more of a stop-gap, and think his success was predicated, at least in part, on Brady's passing success.
 
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So we draft a good player but at potentially the most loaded position on our team...instead of James or Miller. Hopefully Miller is available when we are up next. I would give us a D on our draft so far...disappointing.
 
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