Spectre
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Rejoice (today)!
Whatever happens, we are in a very fortunate draft position, high atop the 1st. This is our reward for such a trying season last year. I don't know about you but there were occasions last season that I found myself saying 'Hey, higher draft pick!', in response to rivals ribbing on how poorly our season was going. And go poorly, it did. It was rough. I didn't at the time, however, expect our pick would be as high as #4. With the first 2 teams likely grabbing QBs- something we don't need as badly as much of the rest of the league- we essentially have our pick of the entire pool of NFL prospects for 2016. That's a rare position to be in, especially when you have a pretty decent franchise, as we do (we aren't the Cleveland Browns, afterall. This current team isn't 4th-pick-in-the-draft bad). So I'm looking forward to it... whatever happens... we're getting a top tier talent from a position we haven't been in, for a long time, and may not be in again, for even longer. Enjoy it!
(For the record, I hope it's E. Elliott. I expect it will be J. Ramsey. Whatever. Good times.)
Whatever happens, we are in a very fortunate draft position, high atop the 1st. This is our reward for such a trying season last year. I don't know about you but there were occasions last season that I found myself saying 'Hey, higher draft pick!', in response to rivals ribbing on how poorly our season was going. And go poorly, it did. It was rough. I didn't at the time, however, expect our pick would be as high as #4. With the first 2 teams likely grabbing QBs- something we don't need as badly as much of the rest of the league- we essentially have our pick of the entire pool of NFL prospects for 2016. That's a rare position to be in, especially when you have a pretty decent franchise, as we do (we aren't the Cleveland Browns, afterall. This current team isn't 4th-pick-in-the-draft bad). So I'm looking forward to it... whatever happens... we're getting a top tier talent from a position we haven't been in, for a long time, and may not be in again, for even longer. Enjoy it!
(For the record, I hope it's E. Elliott. I expect it will be J. Ramsey. Whatever. Good times.)