2007 Offensive R.O.Y.

[OSUGiants17]

who will win it?

[JF4]

RB Marshawn Lynch

[Cashmoney]

Brandon jackson

[JC the Savior]

Calvin Johnson

[bored of education]

Lynch is one choice that comes to mind

[Wootylicous]

WR Dwayne Bowe

[frisby213]

My opinion of order of likelyhood:

1. Marshaun Lynch
2. Adrian Peterson
3. Calvin Johnson
4. Robert Meachem/Craig Davis/Anthony Gonzalez (tie) (receiver in a high powered offense)
5. Brady Quinn (if he plays enough)

[gbpackers0065]

Sleeper Pick: Levi Brown

[sodar21]

Tony Hunt
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[ricky bobby]

Steve Smith.

[PACKmanN]

brandon jackson

[DorianSmith]

JaMarcus Russell going with the #1 pick

[Ciao Bella]

Im betting its gunna be Marshawn Lynch. The Bills have no one else to runn the ball, and if they hope to win then they better hpe that Lynch is great this year.

[detroit4life]

I'd say its between CJ and Peterson but both will not have amazing stats because AD is splitting carries with chester taylor and CJ has ROy and Furrey with him in that offense. I think CJ will win it tho Detroits going to be passing a lot with the WR's we have and the fact that our defense isnt very good so we're going to be behind a lot.

[Chucky]

Marshaw Lynch IMO

[Joeyjr09]

Greg Olsen or Jason Hill

[fenikz]

Sleeper Pick: Levi Brown

Yah go Cardinals, except they never give it to O-Line


I got Calvin Johnson

[derza222]

I believe it will be Lynch, with Gonzalez getting some strong consideration.

[drmoyer421]

Lynch!

OC Steve Fairchild studied under Mike Martz, and wants to utilize a pass catching RB into the offense. McGahee wasnt that great at catching the ball, and couldnt add that part to the offense..

And with new additions of the offensive line, they hope not to have to keep a RB in for protection on third down.

Here is what Bills reporter Chris Brown had to say the other day....

OPEN OFFENSE: Bills offensive coordinator Steve Fairchild is apparently ready to open up the offense more as the plays in 7-on-7 have been spreading things out. Perhaps with the heavy free agent investment in the offensive line Fairchild feels he'll be able to go to more wide open looks expecting improved pass protection from the men up front. If that proves to be the case, this will be a very entertaining offense to watch this season. Naturally I can't get into specifics so as not to divulge the exact approach the offensive staff intends to go with this season, but suffice to say it's considerably less conservative than a lot of what we saw from this offense in the first half of last year.

[soybean]

Steve Smith.

i second this pick.

[Yung Flippa]

1. Marshawn Lynch (Because of the playing time he'll get)
2. Calvin Johnson
3. Jamarcus Russell
4. Brandon Jackson (Again because he'll be the feature back)

[HoopsDemon12]

LYNCH!!! nuff said he is amazing

[Caddy]

I think with Lynch getting the starting gig in Buffalo off the bat, it is his to lose.

[Freddy G]

Joe Thomas...and 0 allowed sack season...[/homerism]

[22,895]

Anthony Gonzo. Peyton Manning is his QB so he's pretty much locked in for at least 800+ Yards as long as he stays healthy.

[drmoyer421]

Anthony Gonzo. Peyton Manning is his QB so he's pretty much locked in for at least 800+ Yards as long as he stays healthy.

Well after Reggie Wayne and Marvin Harrison, the next player on the team last year didnt even reach 400 yards. And Brandon Stokley reached above 600 yards as a third WR once in his career.

So with both of them, and thier TEs.. WHY would Gonzalez reach 800 yards?


And you would take a WR with lets say 800 yards and 7 TDs (I will overestimate his preformance) over a RB with like 1200 total yards and 10 TDs (which is about what someone like Lynch could put up as a starting RB who plays every game)??

[nobodyinparticular]

Lynch!

OC Steve Fairchild studied under Mike Martz, and wants to utilize a pass catching RB into the offense. McGahee wasnt that great at catching the ball, and couldnt add that part to the offense..

And with new additions of the offensive line, they hope not to have to keep a RB in for protection on third down.

Here is what Bills reporter Chris Brown had to say the other day....

OPEN OFFENSE: Bills offensive coordinator Steve Fairchild is apparently ready to open up the offense more as the plays in 7-on-7 have been spreading things out. Perhaps with the heavy free agent investment in the offensive line Fairchild feels he'll be able to go to more wide open looks expecting improved pass protection from the men up front. If that proves to be the case, this will be a very entertaining offense to watch this season. Naturally I can't get into specifics so as not to divulge the exact approach the offensive staff intends to go with this season, but suffice to say it's considerably less conservative than a lot of what we saw from this offense in the first half of last year.

Have fun with that when Langston Walker has given up over 15 sacks by Week 9.

[drmoyer421]

Have fun with that when Langston Walker has given up over 15 sacks by Week 9.

There is more to a sack than one player, and he only actually gave up 10 total last year and the TEAM gave up 72!!

1. There is NO running game in Oakland, so the team is one dimensional
2. The QBs last year, did not get away the ball quick enough
3. There were COACHING PROBLEMS and SCHEME PROBLEMS!! As the new Raiders coach, Lane Kiffin has said himself!!




"Fortunately for Oakland's offensive linemen, Kiffin held back on the knee-jerk reactions, watched the videotape of the team's 16 games last season and determined that the problems lie in the scheme and not so much the players.

Center Jake Grove, for one, said he feels vindicated by Kiffin's decision not to throw out the players with offensive line coaches Jackie Slater and Irv Eatman.

"There were a lot of things that weren't explained," Grove said of last season.

"Nobody really understood what we were trying to do. Ever. From Day One, that has not been the case this year. Things have been set in stone. We're going to do this because of this, or when this happens. Everything, every situation, is taken care of right now."

[dcarey20]

Calvin Johnson, Wide Receiver, Detroit Lions

[bills_red]

M.Lynch will split carries with A-Train and Wright will get some also. So stop saying he'll be the only 1 to run the ball.

[Dunta_23]

Brady Quinn

[Don Vito]

I think Jarrett is going to be in a great situation to put up huge numbers as a rookie in Carolina. Another guy who could do some great things is Ted Ginn Jr. in Miami. Say what you want about him being a reach at #9, he is going to get a lot of touches as the #3 WR behind Chambers/Booker (possibly #2) and he will get a chance to make an impact on KR/PR with Welker gone.

[Paranoidmoonduck]

Langston Walker, etc. etc.

Just so you know, Walker has never been any good. People are treating him like last year, the year he was on one of the worst offensive lines of all time, was his breakout year. Anyone who watched him play knew he played like crap.

[neko4]

1-Calvin Johnson
2-Marshawn Lynch
3-Brady Quinn
4-Adrian Peterson
5-Drew Stanton
6-Anthony Gonzalez
7-Joe Thomas
8-Greg Olsen
9-Levi Brown
10-Brandon Jackson
11-Dwayne Bowe
12-Dwayne Jarrett
13-Ben Grubbs
14-Kevin Kolb(If he starts a good amount)
15-Jamarcus Russell
16-Ted Ginn Jr

[princefielder28]

I know he came to rookie camp a bit out of shape but how about Robert Meachem??? Receivers seem to excel greatly in that new Saints offense

[GiantRutgersFan]

Steve Smith. The guy is impressing like crazy for the Giants. Very pro ready and plays in a big time passing offense.

[OhioState]

All Day (10 Characters)

[Bengals1690]

Kenny Irons. \\but seriously, Marshawn lynch.

[Bengals1690]

Steve Smith. The guy is impressing like crazy for the Giants. Very pro ready and plays in a big time passing offense.


wow............

[Flyboy]

My money is on Marshawn Lynch or Robert Meachem.

[th3 franchis3]

1-Calvin Johnson
2-Marshawn Lynch
3-Brady Quinn
4-Adrian Peterson
5-Drew Stanton
6-Anthony Gonzalez
7-Joe Thomas
8-Greg Olsen
9-Levi Brown
10-Brandon Jackson
11-Dwayne Bowe
12-Dwayne Jarrett
13-Ben Grubbs
14-Kevin Kolb(If he starts a good amount)
15-Jamarcus Russell
16-Ted Ginn Jr

I don't even want to know why you put Drew Stanton up there. I honestly think I have a better chance at ROY then him....

I like Peterson, though I don't really like him, I'll give him that he's fast and should have gaping holes with the nice line they have. Him running on turf atleast half the year won't hurt. This is all providing he stays alive this year.

I also like Olsen cause he's got good measurables and should be able to run all over the linebackers this year. He could be a Gates type if he blows up this year.

Also I'd like to toss Chandler Williams WR 7th rounder from FLA INTL that plays for the Vikes. I have no idea who he is but if he pans out I look like a genius

[BigJohn98]

Adam Podlesh

[Scotty D]

I don't even want to know why you put Drew Stanton up there. I honestly think I have a better chance at ROY then him....

I like Peterson, though I don't really like him, I'll give him that he's fast and should have gaping holes with the nice line they have. Him running on turf atleast half the year won't hurt. This is all providing he stays alive this year.

I also like Olsen cause he's got good measurables and should be able to run all over the linebackers this year. He could be a Gates type if he blows up this year.

Also I'd like to toss Chandler Williams WR 7th rounder from FLA INTL that plays for the Vikes. I have no idea who he is but if he pans out I look like a genius


Yeah I think Orlovsky will be above Stanton. So Kitna and Dan O would have to get hurt / bad play.

[ripdw27]

reggie ball.. ha jp gonna mix it up a lil bit here n say ted ginn - just tryna be different.. but i think he could take it if he racks up a decent number of return and receiving yards as well as some rushing tds... i like his versatility even tho he aint solid as a wideout...

[RoyHall#1]

Adrian Peterson

[LarryJohnson27]

Homer Pick: Dwayne Bowe

Realistic Pick: Marshawn Lynch

[Axl Rose]

Brady Quinn.