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Old 02-26-2013   #31
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The bust rate is high all over the board. Some positions are riskier than others. You can only speak in generalities.
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Old 02-26-2013   #32
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Bust rate is high on other positions as well. At least as far as meeting blue chip status. We are talking about the team that draft David LeFluer.

At OG:
In the Pro Bowl Mankins was chosen 31st overall, th eother two AFC OGs were 3rd round picks.
In the NFC is was 1 1st rounder, 1 4th and 1 2nd.

So all these other 1st round OGs didn't make it.

If I am drafting an OG in round 1 he better be a regular in Pro Bowls.
sadly Pro Bowls are a bad way to judge players anymore.

At the combine on Sunday they showed all the guards and centers taken in the first round since I think either 2005 or 2006. Only one was not a starter.
And most of them are very recognizable for being very good players.
So frankly I would worry more about BUSTs then Pro Bowls.
If you can pick up a 6-10 year quality starter in the First round then do it even at the positions all too many think are not important.
But I do agree that kickers and punters and the like should never be drafted higher then like the 3rd round.
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Old 02-26-2013   #33
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There are certain positions that I wouldn't be inclined to select with a 1st round pick (RB, TE, OG, LB) because the positions tend to fall on draft day and you can usually get good value in later rounds.

But I might use a 1st round pick on one of these positions if I were selecting late in the round, if I had a 1st round grade on the player, and all my other players with 1st round grades were off the board.
If a once in a generation player comes along (Like AP) at RB then you take him if he falls to you. Other then that I agree that RBs should not be taken anywhere except in the 3rd or lower
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Old 02-26-2013   #34
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"most any offensive lineman as I just don't see the need to spend big money on the big uglies, despite having played the position myself in College"


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Besides Kickers of course.. Is it wise for a organization to spend a first on a RB, OG or Tight ends? Is it better to feel these needs rounds 3-7...
I think it really depends on the talent of the player you are talking about. Is a RB worth a 1st rd pick? If his name is Peterson he is worth it. I think the same could be said about any position it all depends on the player himself. Is his talent level worth a 1st rd pick not his position.
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Well I wouldn't take a kicker or a punter.
or FB. other than that it's about the player. if i can get the best of any position other than those i don't care where i get them, especially now with the rookie cap
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