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[Biggems]

Quality > Quantity is true....however, why not have both.

Why not have a quantity of quality?

[The Realist]

Kyle Long is starting at LG now.

Announcers during last game stated how the OL has been greatly improved with him there.

[Manwiththeplan]

Originally Posted by Biggems

Quality > Quantity is true....however, why not have both.

Why not have a quantity of quality?

because no matter how much fun mocks are, hitting on that many picks late in round 1 and late in round 2 isn't likely.

The patriots have a ton of picks every year and miss on a ton of those as well. No one notices because they have a good enough team that they can afford quantity over quality, but even with them, it caught up to them.

[tm1119]

Originally Posted by Manwiththeplan

because no matter how much fun mocks are, hitting on that many picks late in round 1 and late in round 2 isn't likely.

The patriots have a ton of picks every year and miss on a ton of those as well. No one notices because they have a good enough team that they can afford quantity over quality, but even with them, it caught up to them.

Pretty much this. That would be 7 picks in the first 4 rounds. Realistically even if Jerry and crew have a good day we are going to miss on 3 out of those 7 picks. Thats just life. Now that means youre left with 4 guys that you basically traded down for. So the moral of the story is, aside from a few special circumstances, you should just stay where you are and take the top talent available.

[Oh_Canada]

Originally Posted by tm1119

Quality>Quantity. Unless you absolutely covet a player that is rated lower and a team calls you with a great offer Im taking the highest guy on my board. Its not like we're talking about a team that doesn't have a bunch of holes. You keep trading down like that and you just run the risk higher and higher of missing on your pick. Thats just common sense.

I like the idea of moving down and accumulating an extra pick of two in this draft, it seems to be light on premier players and deep on solid potential NFL'ers.