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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GreenBlood" data-source="post: 446842" data-attributes="member: 1198">Well whoever said that is WAY jumping the gun.  However, I don't think expecting him to make the roster as the #5 or #6 guy is beyond reason at all.  I don't think Gurley is likely to ever get a starting job.  Who said anything about starting?  But the fact of the matter is that if DD had retired last year, he almost definitely would have made the team.  BTW, a lot of people are talking about holding back the young guys again to give Driver one more year.  I think within the front office, that was likely the thinking last year.  That's the only point of comparison there is between them.  Giacomini is pretty much a disappointment doesn't mean Gurley will be, which seemed to be the link you were trying to make.  Why is he the guy you want to talk about in reference to PS players? I'm just not sure why you want to equate the PS with eminent failure.  There are plenty of PS guys who have become good players, in particular, Wes Welker, Arian Foster and Ryan Torain come to mind.  A lot of people were surprised when Driver made the roster as a rookie.  He very easily could have been a PS guy.</blockquote>

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