ESPN's day 2 draftees best chances of being successful

[slash83]

http://proxy.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3467828

Jonathan Wilhite, CB, Auburn (New England Patriots, 4th round, 129th overall pick)

It seems impossible to think that a fourth-round pick could replace All-Pro cornerback Asante Samuel, but Samuel was a fourth-round pick, too, chosen one behind Wilhite's 129th overall. Wilhite is injury-prone, but so is everyone else in the Patriots' secondary. As a fast, undersized cornerback who gets physical with receivers on the jam, Wilhite is the quintessential Patriots cornerback and should serve as a member of the cornerback rotation.

One could only hope...

 

[ctpatsfan77]

Obviously, that writer didn't get the memo that the Pats are teh evil.

 

[True_Patriot_Blue]

As if ESPN has any ****ing clue who on day 2 is gonna pan and out who's not...I may as well have wrote that article...the kid who wanted David Terrell instead of Richard Seymour...eek.

 

[wizwor]

As if ESPN has any ****ing clue who on day 2 is gonna pan and out who's not...I may as well have wrote that article...the kid who wanted David Terrell instead of Richard Seymour...eek.

Written, LOL You may want to brush up on your grammar before taking that national writing job.

 

[sg14]

That article looked pretty lame,, I think they printed what draft write-ups they had for the 4th round on, and picked the seemimgly interesting ones.

I am just curious to see Owen Schmidt, guy looks like a running refrigerator, wonder how he looks on the NFL football field.