2005 Draft

[Hostile]

Hello, my anme is Hostile and I am an NFL Draft addict.

Sorry I can't help it.

I would love this. Let me dream now, don't ruin it.

Buffalo stinks out loud and we land in the top overall pick. There is a QB there that everyone wants and we get competing bids for the rights. (Walters from ASU I bet.) A team that adding a QB will not get them over the hump offers us their top 5 pick in 2005 and #1 in 2006. Maybe even a 3rd or 4th in 2005 for us to move down a few slots.

Mike Williams, WR of USC falls to us in the top 5.

2006 we are still looking a top 10 pick in the eye.

With our own 1st rounder we get a team desperate to get into the 1st round calling us. They offer two 2nd rounders to go along with our 2nd rounder.

In the 2nd we add the missing pieces to a long term run that will make New England's recent bonanza look pale in comparison. Maybe get a Lance Mitchell, LB from Oklahoma, a DT, and CB to make this D the most solid 11 in the NFL.

I'd love to trade some dead weight for added picks too. Get back the 3rd we spent for Henson.

Win the Super Bowl in 2005, and be looking at a top 10 pick in 2006 plus our own pick in the 1st yet again, and the chance to keep that cycle going. Easy favorite for a Super Bowl repeat in 2006.

Sigh. I love dreaming.

[RatisBeast]

Originally Posted by Hostile

Hello, my anme is Hostile and I am an NFL Draft addict.

Sorry I can't help it.

I would love this. Let me dream now, don't ruin it.

Buffalo stinks out loud and we land in the top overall pick. There is a QB there that everyone wants and we get competing bids for the rights. (Walters from ASU I bet.) A team that adding a QB will not get them over the hump offers us their top 5 pick in 2005 and #1 in 2006. Maybe even a 3rd or 4th in 2005 for us to move down a few slots.

Mike Williams, WR of USC falls to us in the top 5.

2006 we are still looking a top 10 pick in the eye.

With our own 1st rounder we get a team desperate to get into the 1st round calling us. They offer two 2nd rounders to go along with our 2nd rounder.

[View Full Quote]In the 2nd we add the missing pieces to a long term run that will make New England's recent bonanza look pale in comparison. Maybe get a Lance Mitchell, LB from Oklahoma, a DT, and CB to make this D the most solid 11 in the NFL.

I'd love to trade some dead weight for added picks too. Get back the 3rd we spent for Henson.

Win the Super Bowl in 2005, and be looking at a top 10 pick in 2006 plus our own pick in the 1st yet again, and the chance to keep that cycle going. Easy favorite for a Super Bowl repeat in 2006.

Sigh. I love dreaming.

Love the dream, but dang let me have some of that stuff you're smoking.

[Hostile]

Originally Posted by RoyWillisill

Love the dream, but dang let me have some of that stuff you're smoking.

Sad thing is, I am sober as a judge.

[RatisBeast]

Originally Posted by Hostile

Sad thing is, I am sober as a judge.

LOL, the 70's must have left you a little messed up in the head.

[Hostile]

Originally Posted by RoyWillisill

LOL, the 70's must have left you a little messed up in the head.

I have never partook. Not even experimentally.

I'm just naturally this goofy.

[RatisBeast]

Originally Posted by Hostile

I have never partook. Not even experimentally.

I'm just naturally this goofy.

Oh okay, that's a good thing.... i think.

[Hostile]

Originally Posted by RoyWillisill

Oh okay, that's a good thing.... i think.

I warned you about thinking.

[RatisBeast]

Originally Posted by Hostile

I warned you about thinking.

LOL, sorry Arse.

[Hostile]

Originally Posted by RoyWillisill

LOL, sorry Arse.

Actually women always loved it. Not sorry at all.

[RatisBeast]

Originally Posted by Hostile

Actually women always loved it. Not sorry at all.

More power to you then. Whatever it takes to make the females happy.

[Verdict]

While your post may be a little bit wishful thinking it is probable that Buffalo's pick will be top 10. I would like to see a trade down most years unless there is real value at the scheduled pick. The real benefit to trading down is that the cap hit is dramaticlly lower for a second rounder than a first rounder. I like the thought process.

[Mavs Man]

Originally Posted by Hostile

I have never partook. Not even experimentally.

I'm just naturally this goofy.

I never needed that junk either - like adding kerosene to a forest fire.

Nice to know there are more of us out there.

[Hostile]

Originally Posted by The Real Mavs Man

I never needed that junk either - like adding kerosene to a forest fire.

Nice to know there are more of us out there.

I was so focused on becoming a professional football player that I wouldn't have dared try anything that might derail that. In college I almost was tempted to try steroids because I thought it would give me back an edge I was losing to guys who were doing them. Thankfully I never tried them either.

[Hostile]

Originally Posted by Verdict

While your post may be a little bit wishful thinking it is probable that Buffalo's pick will be top 10. I would like to see a trade down most years unless there is real value at the scheduled pick. The real benefit to trading down is that the cap hit is dramaticlly lower for a second rounder than a first rounder. I like the thought process.

I'll admit it is a lot of wishful thinking. What fun is it to be an arm chair GM if you are not thinking of how to gain the most benefit to the team. Let's face it, the GM who pulls that off is GM of the year for good reason. It is not out of the realm of possibility either.

[cowboysfan31]

Lance Mitchell would be good, but with Buffalo's pick being so high I'd love to get Derrick Johnson. At 6'4" 220lbs he's got the size to play any of the three positions and the sideline-to-sideline speed that has become the trademark of our LB corps over the past few years. If he's not there I'd love to see us get another Longhorn in Rodrique Wright.