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What a complete waste of a precious draft pick. He's barely a poor man's Matt Slater,
which I never thought could be possible. And to think that a real man like Mark Herzlich,
who at least has a chance to actually contribute in this league, was ignored in favor
of this UFL-caliber JAG. If Bill wanted him, then he should've waited to sign him as a UDFA,
as befitting the 730th-ranked (as per NFLDraftscout) player in the draft.
And he'll be taking the short road out of the NFL, too.
What a complete waste of a precious draft pick. He's barely a poor man's Matt Slater,
which I never thought could be possible. And to think that a real man like Mark Herzlich,
who at least has a chance to actually contribute in this league, was ignored in favor
of this UFL-caliber JAG. If Bill wanted him, then he should've waited to sign him as a UDFA,
as befitting the 730th-ranked (as per NFLDraftscout) player in the draft.
I wonder where nfldraftscout had Matt Cassell ranked.
I wonder where nfldraftscout had Matt Cassell ranked.
The fury on this board after that "waste of a pick" that was just "BB's arrogance run amok" was quite memorable. But at least it dissipated once folks actually saw Cassel in training camp. No such luck for poor Matt Slater, who despite making the gameday 45 week after week, year after year somehow remains the subject of seething anger as the worst possible late-round draft pick. :confused2:
What a complete waste of a precious draft pick. He's barely a poor man's Matt Slater.
The first thing I thought of when he was drafted is that Slater has got some serious competition. I say let's see who wants it the most.