Every team in the NFL can look back at drafts and wish they'd done something different at some point. They can all find guys they passed on or could have chosen had they not traded a pick.
It's all a fruitless exercise.
I can answer that last one!!!!!Well, huh, might as, might as well ask why is a tree good? Why is the sunset good? Why are boobs good?
... versus having Escobar and Claiborne...
Would it make much difference given everything else were the same?
I think the moral here is quantity over quantity is the remedy for a middling talent base.
We lost a top 50 pick to get Claiborne. The trade down worked wonders for us. An 8-8 team should never ever trade up.
if we bring it up immediately after the draft, we're told to stop jumping the gun.
if we bring it up 3 years after the draft, we're told to stop living in the past.
when is the appropriate time to bring up draft failures without the purpose being questioned?