DRAFT DAY DISCUSSION Official 2018 Draft Day Three (Rounds 4-7) Thread

[manxman2601]

He got a late start on the draft, so he just decided to follow the PatsFans draft forum instead.

19-0 next year then.

 

[WaterfallJumper]

Oluokun would have been interesting.

 

[Uptown]

 

[Deus Irae]

I’m sorry but that’s ****in stoopid

 

[manxman2601]

Back of the queue Seattle, we’ve got two sets of brothers.

 

[Love The Drake]

Did BB sleep with Vrabs wife?

 

[SHOWTIME15]

Three happiest boys of the Draft

1. Baker
2. Shaq joining brother Shaq
3. Falk inheriting Tommy's #199

And Guice

 

[long distance]

We might be signing Manziel for real

Over Shimonek's dead body!

 

[FoxboroFlyer]

Nah, they're not screwing with us...we didn't want any of those guys. Lol!

 

[long distance]

Oluokun would have been interesting.

And now my UDFA party is ruined..

#neverfallinlove

 

[scott99]

Luke Falk going at 199. Lol

This one is absolutely infuriating, I mean honestly, why not take a shot at Falk at 198 ? It can’t hurt your bottom line cap wise, and how can having 8,346 seventh round picks really help you. Falk obviously has some talent, and most likely makes your team, as opposed to the 8,346 seventh round picks (or any other 6th round pick at slot 198).

All joking aside, Falk would’ve made the Pats, and how does having so many 7th round picks help your team ? Even if Falk doesn’t make your team, big deal, he was pick 198.

This truly was an embarrassing move, with no reason to bypass Falk at this point in the draft, no sugar coating it. And I’m sorry, if you disagree that it’s an embarrassment not taking a chance at pick 198 with Falk, you’re a moron.

 

[FoxboroFlyer]

I hope Falk goes on to greatness, after he takes the job following a Mariota injury...sound familiar?

 

[zipster9]

This one is absolutely infuriating, I mean honestly, why not take a shot at Falk at 198 ? It can’t hurt your bottom line cap wise, and how can having 8,346 seventh round picks really help you. Falk obviously has some talent, and most likely makes your team, as opposed to the 8,346 seventh round picks (or any other 6th round pick at slot 198).

All joking aside, Falk would’ve made the Pats, and how does having so many 7th round picks help your team ? Even if Falk doesn’t make your team, big deal, he was pick 198.

This truly was an embarrassing move, with no reason to bypass Falk at this point in the draft, no sugar coating it. And I’m sorry, if you disagree that it’s an embarrassment not taking a chance at pick 198 with Falk, you’re a moron.

Revenge for forcing BillB trade away JimmyG...

 

[mcmurtry86]

This one is absolutely infuriating, I mean honestly, why not take a shot at Falk at 198 ? It can’t hurt your bottom line cap wise, and how can having 8,346 seventh round picks really help you. Falk obviously has some talent, and most likely makes your team, as opposed to the 8,346 seventh round picks (or any other 6th round pick at slot 198).

All joking aside, Falk would’ve made the Pats, and how does having so many 7th round picks help your team ? Even if Falk doesn’t make your team, big deal, he was pick 198.

This truly was an embarrassing move, with no reason to bypass Falk at this point in the draft, no sugar coating it. And I’m sorry, if you disagree that it’s an embarrassment not taking a chance at pick 198 with Falk, you’re a moron.

The guy has been passed on 198 times in 3 days. The Pats have taken a couple of practice squad type LB's over him.

At some point, one would think, that fans might get the idea that he Pats just aren't interested of some of these guys

I also don't think it's a slam dunk that a marginal QB prospect would have been guaranteed a roster spot the way you claim. Hoyer has a lock on #2 and the chance of a #3 QB making the roster who is purely developmental and probably has similar talent than a number of practice squad and waiver wire castoff guys the Pats could pick up in August is pretty slim

 

[Soliel]

I needed that Deus

 

[primetime]

This one is absolutely infuriating, I mean honestly, why not take a shot at Falk at 198 ? It can’t hurt your bottom line cap wise, and how can having 8,346 seventh round picks really help you. Falk obviously has some talent, and most likely makes your team, as opposed to the 8,346 seventh round picks (or any other 6th round pick at slot 198).

All joking aside, Falk would’ve made the Pats, and how does having so many 7th round picks help your team ? Even if Falk doesn’t make your team, big deal, he was pick 198.

This truly was an embarrassing move, with no reason to bypass Falk at this point in the draft, no sugar coating it. And I’m sorry, if you disagree that it’s an embarrassment not taking a chance at pick 198 with Falk, you’re a moron.

Truly disgusting they missed out on a guy who will very likely be out of the league within a year or two after coming from a Mike Leach system

 

[manxman2601]

We might not need him but I’ve got my fingers crossed for Danny Woodhead clone Phillip Lindsay.

 

[zipster9]

The guy has been passed on 198 times in 3 days. The Pats have taken a couple of practice squad type LB's over him.

At some point, one would think, that fans might get the idea that he Pats just aren't interested of some of these guys

I also don't think it's a slam dunk that a marginal QB prospect would have been guaranteed a roster spot the way you claim. Hoyer has a lock on #2 and the chance of a #3 QB making the roster who is purely developmental and probably has similar talent than a number of practice squad and waiver wire castoff guys the Pats could pick up in August is pretty slim

Could you not have said the same then Patriots selected Tom Brady in the 6th round?

 

[scott99]

Truly disgusting they missed out on a guy who will very likely be out of the league within a year or two after coming from a Mike Leach system

Of course you know this for sure Mr. time traveler.

 

[primetime]

Could you not have said the same then Patriots selected Tom Brady in the 6th round?

Let's weigh the balance of probabilities that Luke Falk is Tom Brady versus Zach Mettenberger. 43% of QBs selected in the 6th or 7th round never take an NFL snap.