Armand Membou at 4

[Patriot Missile]

I think Wallace is going to work out eventually, probably our RT next year or whenever Moses is done.

He may be. I don’t think last season was an accurate assessment of what they’ve got with him. These next 2 seasons will be everything though. He really does need to step up and show as at least a serviceable competent back up in that time. Either way, that’s why each team gets 7 draft picks a year handed to the them by the NFL. There is always moving parts and pieces.

 

[captain stone]

What did McCormick and Foster end up doing?

Foster, taken by Jacksonville at 114, appeared in only 4 games for them with 12 Special Teams snaps for the season. So basically nothing.

McCormick, on the other hand, taken by ****tsdirt at 119, was far busier because of injuries along the OL: he started 14 games for them, mostly at RG, though he's probably better-suited for the Left side somewhere.

 

[TomPatriot]

He may be. I don’t think last season was an accurate assessment of what they’ve got with him. These next 2 seasons will be everything though. He really does need to step up and show as at least a serviceable competent back up in that time. Either way, that’s why each team gets 7 draft picks a year handed to the them by the NFL. There is always moving parts and pieces.

I’d move that timetable up and say he needs to make the team first. I’m guessing he’s not a lock.

 

[40yrpatsfan]

So, it's your assumption that it was Wolf's meaning that they didn't expect to use a 3rd round pick on him.

We call that putting your interpretation on what was actually stated.


Why don't you link his actual statement instead of asking everyone to rely on your interpretation.

Why don't you go pound sand?

 

[Patriot Missile]

I’d move that timetable up and say he needs to make the team first. I’m guessing he’s not a lock.

True, his circumstances are unique given he’s not one of Vrabels guys. It’s not unheard of that a 2nd year draftee get released or cut, however, it is rare being a 3rd round pick. A fair majority of draft picks round 3 usually stick out their first 3 seasons. Although from 2014 I found this guys study worthwhile.

How long does the average draft pick stick around?

Your best source for quality Denver Broncos news, rumors, analysis, stats and scores from the fan perspective.

www.milehighreport.com

3rd round
96.9% year 1
75.1% year 2
62.5% year 3

 

[TomPatriot]

True, his circumstances are unique given he’s not one of Vrabels guys. It’s not unheard of that a 2nd year draftee get released or cut, however, it is rare being a 3rd round pick. A fair majority of draft picks round 3 usually stick out their first 3 seasons. Although from 2014 I found this guys study worthwhile.

How long does the average draft pick stick around?

Your best source for quality Denver Broncos news, rumors, analysis, stats and scores from the fan perspective.

www.milehighreport.com

3rd round
96.9% year 1
75.1% year 2
62.5% year 3

I was thinking of his interaction with Vrabel during Episode 1. To me, it’s not a great sign when the coach asks a young OL if he’s been lifting.

 

[mayoclinic]

Javon Foster available on waiver wire.

 

[captain stone]

Javon Foster available on waiver wire.

If we're choosing between two Missouri OTs, then I'd rather have Foster than Jellybean.

Obviously.

 

[p8ryts]

If we're choosing between two Missouri OTs, then I'd rather have Foster than Jellybean.

Sometimes your references are just too obtuse for me.

 

[mayoclinic]

Foster unclaimed on waivers.