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04-27-2008, 05:52 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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why cant people understand ..
that the trade the Saints were offering to the Chiefs has ZERO bearing on what they were offering to us??
The Chiefs had tons of day 1 picks & were absolutely not looking to trade down unless totally blown away by an offer. 80% the GM's had Dorsey as the #1 talent in the entire draft. Everyone & their mother knew the Pats wanted to trade down. Ellis while a nice player was ranked nowhere near Dorsey. The Pats traded down to a slot where they knew the would get the player they wanted & at a much better price with a free 3rd round pick to boot. The 5th was a pick destined to not make the team so who cares. |
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