darthseinfeld
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Looks like it would have been a bad pick right now, but I still he can be a good player. He basically had the same rookie year Dee Ford did
Looks like it would have been a bad pick right now, but I still he can be a good player. He basically had the same rookie year Dee Ford did
It's a lot of work by the Scouting department to put a draft board together with any depth. It's important, IMO, to honor it once you have it. It's my experience as well that drafting for need is not the best way to approach a draft.
Players develop at different rates. DLaw took three years.Looks like it would have been a bad pick right now, but I still he can be a good player. He basically had the same rookie year Dee Ford did
Way too early.Far too early to judge Chaisson. I had no issue with drafting him he was a solid prospect. I saw a few Jag games last year and they did some weird things with him. They had him dropping back in coverage some. He may just be a bad fit for the Jags. Have you seen what Demarcus Lawrence's rookie season looked like?
Remember this, a good football player is never a bad fit for any team or any scheme.Far too early to judge Chaisson. I had no issue with drafting him he was a solid prospect. I saw a few Jag games last year and they did some weird things with him. They had him dropping back in coverage some. He may just be a bad fit for the Jags. Have you seen what Demarcus Lawrence's rookie season looked like?
Disagree.Need is a huge factor in a draft. You can't just go BPA regardless of position. For example, if T Lawrence was to fall to 10 and he is your BPA, do you draft him? I do not, I pick the BPA at a position of need, if one is not there, then I try to trade my pick, when those two conditions are not possible, then I go ahead and draft the BPA regardless of position. If you go BPA only, it is possible your entire draft could consist of one position group. Could imagine having 10 picks and drafting the 10 best RB in the draft according to your board.
I agree you can't be blinded by need and make panic decisions but to exclude need from the equation is the wrong way to go about it.
That is simply untrue. Ask Shaq Barrett and Leonard Floyd what a bad fit is....Remember this, a good football player is never a bad fit for any team or any scheme.
Shaq peaked late or found the fountain of HGH late and Floyd of course took off this past year playing next to Darnold who Im sure helped him get 3-5 of those sacks......Also Since when did we ever get the most out of a guy with our coaching? All it proves is all the more reason not to wast 4-5years on a guy that won't peak till after he's gone.That is simply untrue. Ask Shaq Barrett and Leonard Floyd what a bad fit is....
that ironic because around here Hill and Gallimore are called busts and they were taken in later roundsLooks like it would have been a bad pick right now, but I still he can be a good player. He basically had the same rookie year Dee Ford did
Has nothing to do with coaching. Some guys just aren’t a good fit on certain teams...it happens.Shaq peaked late or found the fountain of HGH late and Floyd of course took off this past year playing next to Darnold who Im sure helped him get 3-5 of those sacks......Also Since when did we ever get the most out of a guy with our coaching? All it proves is all the more reason not to wast 4-5years on a guy that won't peak till after he's gone.
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