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BTW it was the only "A" they gave out. (A few "A-" but no other "A"s)
[ Edited by BobbyDrake on Apr 27, 2009 at 12:52 PM ]
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Originally posted by BobbyDrake:
Not that it means anything because the draft is all about "wait-n-see", but it's still nice to see....
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BTW it was the only "A" they gave out. (A few "A-" but no other "A"s)
Originally posted by 1251alex:
wow, they got the highest grade. The highest with only one first day pick, wow.
Originally posted by BobbyDrake:
Not that it means anything because the draft is all about "wait-n-see", but it's still nice to see....
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BTW it was the only "A" they gave out. (A few "A-" but no other "A"s)
Originally posted by jones49:
Coffee is the key. If you like that pick then its hard not to give an A. If you think the Coffee pick was bad and/or an unnecessary pick, it wold probably be a C.
Originally posted by Esco:
We have the most homers
Originally posted by RonMexico:Originally posted by Esco:
We have the most homers
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Originally posted by Sabrason:
Meaningless grade....I'm high on Crabtree and love that we got him but his selection was nothing more than a random pick b/c he happened to be there at #10 rather then the result of a carefully orchestrated plan to build a pass-first powerhouse around a potential star player.
One could argue that it was a horrible pick that didn't make sense considering MS announced to the entire football world that he was going to focus on the run yet they took the best WR in the draft. Some would say they would've been far better served by bolstering the grossly problematic OL if they're planning on a smash-mouth, run-first scheme.
Originally posted by Sabrason:
Meaningless grade....I'm high on Crabtree and love that we got him but his selection was nothing more than a random pick b/c he happened to be there at #10 rather then the result of a carefully orchestrated plan to build a pass-first powerhouse around a potential star player.
One could argue that it was a horrible pick that didn't make sense considering MS announced to the entire football world that he was going to focus on the run yet they took the best WR in the draft. Some would say they would've been far better served by bolstering the grossly problematic OL if they're planning on a smash-mouth, run-first scheme.
Originally posted by 49wyztoscore:Originally posted by Sabrason:
Meaningless grade....I'm high on Crabtree and love that we got him but his selection was nothing more than a random pick b/c he happened to be there at #10 rather then the result of a carefully orchestrated plan to build a pass-first powerhouse around a potential star player.
One could argue that it was a horrible pick that didn't make sense considering MS announced to the entire football world that he was going to focus on the run yet they took the best WR in the draft. Some would say they would've been far better served by bolstering the grossly problematic OL if they're planning on a smash-mouth, run-first scheme.
I'm 100% sure that MS said that we want to be able to run it at will on our opposition. He never once said that it will be run first. Actually he said we have to have a balanced attack and Crabs will make that much easier.