Twitter: Super Bowl Teams Who Continually Draft OL In The 1st Round

[88sAndHeartbreak]

I guess I’m naive to think you most everyone knew what “burden of proof” meant.

So you don't do the same to others?

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

So you don't do the same to others?

I don’t recall.

Care to show some proof behind your claim?

See?

 

[88sAndHeartbreak]

I don’t recall.

Care to show some proof behind your claim?

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[MountaineerCowboy]

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Even if I did you wouldn’t be able to go back more than one page of posts.

And that’s just going to be us going back and forth.

It’s a site flaw.

 

[kskboys]

We should've drafted a WR but for some reason, I believe whoever they would've picked would be a bust anyways. That is this FO's luck. The only thing they can actually get close to right most of the time is drafting OL (Guyton is a disaster too). lol

Only in the first round.

 

[Hadenough]

Superbowl teams don't draft first round Oline because the QB makes up the difference. Quick release and ability to read and react make that a luxury and not a necessity. The problem in Dallas is using a quality #12 pick on Booker is not the same as using a mid 20s pick on Mazi or Taco. The Oline gets the quality first round picks while the DLine gets later round picks. Parsons face said it all when they drafted Booker.

 

[DrlabonAggiesCowboys]

#12 should be a blue chip player of which there are usually only about 12 blue chip players in the draft. I prefer the blue chip guard than a high upside/higher risk skilled position prospect. Reaching is what has gotten Dallas into trouble too many times before. Our general problems haven't been poor drafts but an owner that meddles and overestimates the talent and value of the QB to the detriment of other positions. Sprinkle in a little bit of bad coaching/decision making in key moments of games and you get the formula for Dallas's problems.

Superbowl teams don't draft first round Oline because the QB makes up the difference. Quick release and ability to read and react make that a luxury and not a necessity. The problem in Dallas is using a quality #12 pick on Booker is not the same as using a mid 20s pick on Mazi or Taco. The Oline gets the quality first round picks while the DLine gets later round picks. Parsons face said it all when they drafted Booker.

 

[coult44]

I have no problem with OL high in the first round if he's a bona fide blue chipper like Tyron or Zach, but to reach like they did yesterday...

He'll be a good player, but guys like him can be had in the later rounds.

This not true.
I’m fine with guys who don’t want OL high. I’m go back and forth.
But Booker is on the same scale as those other guys when they were taken.,