Today's lunch draft. The Chargers offered 5 and 37 for 3, so I snapped that up like candy and still got Daniels. Suamataia and McConkey close out those who say "don't draft out of need", which I completely disagree with. Sanders was the TE who fell to me, Stover was there too, at #68. Carter at...
That's the thing. Everyone needs QB, OT, and WR, so some are getting over drafted this year, you can count on it, even in a deep draft. that means someone at another position is going to slip, and they can really excel if they have the right guy slip to them at 103 and 137.
Talking heads are predisposed to a level of hyperbole. Certainly the draftnik analysts have to do that to make themselves relevant. Can't roll out a "this guy looks like he is pretty good" and expect people to listen. Gotta be the guy who tells you the kid from East Overshoe U is the next...
I tend to agree. I think that it's a nice idea to think that the Kevin Costner "Draft Day" scenario of "That offer expired 1 minute ago." is fun for movies, but these guys aren't going to risk that with all the money involved. I tend to think that the call is already made from possible trade...
The responsible and accountable part is the key IMO. If the Krafts, plural, influence the decision making, then they can't really say "you screwed this up" and fire them for doing what you wanted them to do. If they are becoming Jerry Jones 2.0, then there's no one to blame but the guy in the...
Probably using those mock draft simulators.
Hey, I'll give you our first and second for your 1st and third. We can swap 5ths and 6ths too.
If you give up three R1s to move to #3 to take a guy that the Pats need, shouldn't the Pats, you know, take that guy too?
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