Your Team Anaylsis

So, just an idea. Analyze your team's projected starters and notable backups.

QB-Jay Cutler-Statistically he is one of the better QB's in the league. Has a great supporting cast, and a great connection with TE Scheffler and WR Marshall that should do him good in the future. A great leader in the making.
QB-Patrick Ramsey-Decent QB, great backup. One time starter in WAS.

RB-Selvin Young
RB-Travis Henry
RB-Andre Hall
RB-Ryan Torian

A starting running back in Denver changes every week, so I listed the three main backs. Henry Started off great last year, but declined towards the end of the year. Has great potential and was a probowler not to long ago. Selvin Young is a great third down back, but nothing more. Doesn't have the size to be an everydown back, but a solid number two guy or a weapon in a two backfield set. Hall is someone more people don't know, but he could be a star in the future. Has size and speed, but injury concerns. Now Torian, I'm in love with. Torian will be a star someday. Before his injury, he was leading the Pac-10 in rushing yards. Fits Denver's system greatly.

FB-Cecil Sapp- A decent fullback, but not the best blocker. Not the prototypical FB
FB-Patrick Hillis-A great pickup in the 7th round. He will be the starter sooner rather than later. Great blocker, good hands.

WR-Brandon Marshall-The obvious number one, has great size and speed. Picture TO, without that attitude. Keep away from McDonalds bags though lol
WR-Darrell Jackson-He's looking like the number 2 right now. Was great in Seattle, but didn't so much with the 49'ers
WR-Brandon Stokley-Is a great slot receiver, but was the number 2 last year because of Walker's injury. Played great last year, should be better back in the slot.
WR-Keary Colbert-Was a stud in college, didn't translate too well to the NFL though. Has good speed, hopefully he can revamp his career in Denver
WR-Eddie Royal-Dont know where he fits on the receiver depth chart, but def. the new KR/PR. Denver has been bad at that the last few seasons. Great speed, very strong receiver, but has size issues. has the skills to become a solid number 2 in the future. I love the pick. Reminds me of Steve Smith, but with the strength of Hines Ward

TE-Daniel Grahm-Great blocker, not a great reciever
TE-Tony Scheffler-Great receiver, not a great blocker. Cutler's number one target.

LT-Ryan Clady-Shanahan has already named him the starter lol. Comes from a very similar offense to the new one he will be playing in. Great size, very athletic and long arms. The safest pick after Chris Williams was revealed to have previous neck injuries.
LT-Erik Pears-Started most of last year, not that good OT.
LG-Ben Hamilton-5 year starter, plays Center also when Nalen is hurt
LG2-Ryan Harris-Second round draft pick from a year ago, didn't get to play much last year because of LT Matt Lepsis being amazing
C-Tom Nalen-The last member of the superbowl team, One of the best C in the game
C/RG-Casey Weigman-Starter for KC for the last few years. I don't know much about him really, but he started when Priest Holmes was the RB
so he must be decent. Might be considered for RG spot
RG-Montrae Holland-Started every game last year in his first year with Denver
RG-Kory Lichtensteiger-C in college, but thats in the spread. WIll most likely start as a G, then move to Center when Nalen retires.
*RT-Chris Kuper-Plays them all, plays them all pretty well. Mostly a guard and center, so he is the backup because Hamilton and Nalen are pretty good. Looks like he could become the starting tackle.

DE-Elvis Dumervil-Most consider him the best Past Rusher in the league, but he isn't that good against the run.
DE-John Engelberger-Hardest working played I've ever seen, but not the best. Good run stopper
DE-Jarvis Moss-Hurt most of last year as a rookie, but he should be a good player. Was a great player at Florida
DE-Ebenezer Ekuban-Played very well for Denver two years ago, but missed most of last year.
DE-Tim Crowder-Good run stopper, but better suited for DT

DT-Marcus Thomas-Had a good rookie year, but could still improve. Good potential
DT-Alvin McKinly-A decent starter, but his age is showing.
DT-Dewayne Robertson-Great trade IMO. If he makes the team, Denver ships a pick. If he doesnt, Denver loses nothing. He has great potential, but an knew injury has derailed him. Very good talent, but doesn't fit the jets new system, much like Vilma didn't. Will start with Thomas on day 1
DT-Carlton Powell-Good draft pick, great technique

LOLB-D.J. Williams-Finally at his natural position. Had over 100 tackles last year in his first year at MLB, but is now back to the weakside. Amazingly athletic, great run stopper.
LOLB-Wesley Woodyard-Undrafter FA, projected 3-4th rounder.
MLB-Niko Koutouvides-Started in Sea before Tatupu was drafted. Tatupa was drafted as the best player available, so it wasn't because Niko was bad. I doubt he will be the starter on day one, I expect a rookie to start. But a solid special teamer and a decent starter
MLB-Spencer Larsen-Born leader, head hunter.
ROLB-Boss Bailey-Im really excited about him. Champs younger brother, but just as athletic. His combine was just about amazing, 4.35 40 I think. For an OLB. Thats amazing. Injury's have derailed him a little, but hopefully playing with is bro will make him even better.
ROLB-Nate Webster-Did pretty good in Denver last year.

CB-Champ Bailey-No description needed, he is the shut down corner. Amazing.
CB-Dre' Bly-Had a good year last year in a weird defense. New D this year, new Dre' Bly. He should return to his pro bowl status this year
CB-Dominique Foxworth-A great nickel back, one of the better ones in the league
CB-Karl Paymah-Just as good as foxworth
CB-Jack WIlliams-Great size for a CB

FS-John Lynch- Once a great SS, now on the decline. He is great against the run, but a liability against the pass. Still a great player though, and a leader.
FS-Josh Barrett-One time projected as a day 1 player, had some injurys though. great player.
SS-Marlon Mcree-Good against the run, hard hitter. Good FA pickup.
S2-Hamza Abduallah-played good at FS, not so good at SS. Still, a good backup though.

Depth Chart-*=rookie, #=New player

SS-#M. Mcree,*J. Barrett
FS-J. Lynch, H. Abdullah
CB2-D. Bly, K. Paymah
CB1-C. Bailey, D. Foxworth, *J. WIlliams
ROLB-#B. Bailey, N. Webster
MLB-#N. Koutevides, *S. Larsen
LOLB-D. Williams, *W. Woodyard
RE-J. Moss, E. Dumervil
DT-#D. Robertson, A. McKinley
DT-M. Thomas, *C. Powell
LE-T. Crowder, E. Ekuban

LT-*R. Clady, E. Pears
LG-B. Hamilton, R. Harris
C-T. Nalen, #C Weigman
RG-M. Holland, *K. Lichtensteiger
RT-C. Kuper, *T. Polumbus
TE-D. Grahm, T. Scheffler
WR1-B. Marhall, B. Stokley, *E. Royal
WR2-#D. Jackson, #K. Colbert
QB-J. Cutler, P. Ramsey
FB-* P. Hillis, C. Sapp
RB-T. Henry, *R. Torian, S. Young, A. Hall
K-*Garrett Hartly
P-*Brett Kern

I really excited for this year. Denver had one of the best drafts its had in years, and the D looks good to me. Some of you may notice that I have Elvis Dumervil as a backup, but I think he will br brought in in passing situations unless he has a good offseason. Great with the pass, struggles with the Run. In that case, he would go in at RE, Crowder would replace Robertson at DT, and Ekuban at LE.