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Reiss isn't known for prognostication because he tends to be too conservative, but in this piece, he really hits the nail on the head.
This is now the time or never, to go young, for once and all. This is the deepest draft I can ever remember (but I haven't been around as long as some of you have been). Next year's rookie cap (or the fear of, which is equally as effective) is flushing out the upperclassmen this year.
Why else is Patton signed if not to tutor young WR's? He has only one year at the veteran's minimum.
We have 4 picks in the first 52, in one of the richest draft ever. This is what we should be pissing in our pants over, not kicking tires at the junkyard.
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Reiss isn't known for prognostication because he tends to be too conservative, but in this piece, he really hits the nail on the head.
This is now the time or never, to go young, for once and all. This is the deepest draft I can ever remember (but I haven't been around as long as some of you have been). Next year's rookie cap (or the fear of, which is equally as effective) is flushing out the upperclassmen this year.
Why else is Patton signed if not to tutor young WR's? He has only one year at the veteran's minimum.
We have 4 picks in the first 52, in one of the richest draft ever. This is what we should be pissing in our pants over, not kicking tires at the junkyard.
Thanks for the link, but before i read, is this really the year that's stacked that's deep that we've been waiting for? Seems like next year's always like that until we get there. OK, I'll take your word, let's read.
Thanks for the link, but before i read, is this really the year that's stacked that's deep that we've been waiting for? Seems like next year's always like that until we get there. OK, I'll take your word, let's read.
forget what i said....it was late
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Excellent article, and I couldn't agree more with Reiss, we have to hit a homerun with at least 2 of our first 4 picks this year. The other two better be for extra-bases as well. Sly old BB positioned himself perfectly for a lotta jr's jumping into the mix for an upcoming uncapped year.
Took a quick jog over to draft central and it seems there's some possible 3-4 DE not Seymour but close types, which would be nice. One of those and a Pass rush OLB or convert (sign the beast) and I'd be happy.
I'd rather draft high low and acquire a few WRs than go for a real high pick, because i find the position in general unreliable and our most successful have not been our highest picks. We should have one #2 anyway.
Of course, if that's the pick, why be spooked, but the ghosts of Bethel and Chad scare me.
I wonder if BB would consider trading next years #I pick from Oakland this year for a one and a three to one of the teams at the bottom of the first rnd. I've read that next years group isn't going to be any where near this years. Just a thought
I wonder if BB would consider trading next years #I pick from Oakland this year for a one and a three to one of the teams at the bottom of the first rnd. I've read that next years group isn't going to be any where near this years. Just a thought
But there's always good players to be had in the top 10 every year, which the Raider pick has a good chance to be. Trading OUR 1st rounder next year might be more interesting.
Thanks for the link, but before i read, is this really the year that's stacked that's deep that we've been waiting for? Seems like next year's always like that until we get there. OK, I'll take your word, let's read.
It has a record number of underclassmen coming out this year. Why? Well as of right now the 2011 draft is the last event that will be held under the current CBA. After that is a lockout. If you're a underclassman who thinks they can get drafted this year and, at least make money for one year before a potential lockout, then definitly do it. It would suck to get drafted next year and then not have a season or a contract if you are a rookie.
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But there's always good players to be had in the top 10 every year, which the Raider pick has a good chance to be. Trading OUR 1st rounder next year might be more interesting.
I completely agree, there will always be impact players when you have a top 10 pick, no matter how bad the draft as a whole is. Trading our own first rounder next year is a thought, but BB isnt really known to trade high picks, hes more known to add them. Since this draft is so deep I wouldnt expect BB to trade any of our picks, especially none of our 2nds.
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