In a dreary draft class, the NFC East shines

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In a dreary draft class, the NFC East shines


By Scouts Inc.
ESPN.com

Editor's note: Scouts Inc.'s philosophy is to wait three years before judging a draft class. As the 2008 draft approaches, we are looking back at the 2005 draft to determine how teams fared.

This draft class has been a major reason that the NFC East is one of toughest divisions in the NFL. The Cowboys drafted a franchise player in the first round with DeMarcus Ware, the Giants drafted key pieces of their Super Bowl team, the Eagles saved their draft in Round 5 with Trent Cole and the Commanders have their quarterback of the future. Let's take a team-by-team look at the NFC East's 2005 draft class.

Dallas Cowboys
This draft class has really built the foundation for what they have become today, especially on the defensive side of the ball. Ware, along with San Diego's Shawne Merriman, are the two best players in this draft class. DE Marcus Spears has underachieved at times, but is a good starter. Day 2 picks RB Marion Barber, DE Chris Canty and NT Jay Ratliff were steals.
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I saw that too Gryphon.

However, did you see their revised draft order?

They had Merriman going #1 overall with Ware #2.

Obviously insinuating that Merriman is better than Ware.

I'll take Ware thank you.
 

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Manster68;2031530 said:
I saw that too Gryphon.

However, did you see their revised draft order?

They had Merriman going #1 overall with Ware #2.

Obviously insinuating that Merriman is better than Ware.

I'll take Ware thank you.

Yes I saw the revised draft order...pretty interesting. However, I am satisfied with how things worked out also.
 

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Gryphon;2031537 said:
Yes I saw the revised draft order...pretty interesting. However, I am satisfied with how things worked out also.

So do you think Dallas going from an "A" to an "A-" had to do with Spears? and Burnett not able to crack the starting lineup due to Ware and Ellis?
 

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Manster68;2031545 said:
So do you think Dallas going from an "A" to an "A-" had to do with Spears? and Burnett not able to crack the starting lineup due to Ware and Ellis?

Spears is a big disappointment. I expected alot more from him as a talented 1st round pick. He needs to become more dominate.

I think Burnett has not arrived and is not consistent.
 

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Gryphon;2031477 said:
In a dreary draft class, the NFC East shines


By Scouts Inc.
ESPN.com

Editor's note: Scouts Inc.'s philosophy is to wait three years before judging a draft class. As the 2008 draft approaches, we are looking back at the 2005 draft to determine how teams fared.

This draft class has been a major reason that the NFC East is one of toughest divisions in the NFL. The Cowboys drafted a franchise player in the first round with DeMarcus Ware, the Giants drafted key pieces of their Super Bowl team, the Eagles saved their draft in Round 5 with Trent Cole and the Commanders have their quarterback of the future. Let's take a team-by-team look at the NFC East's 2005 draft class.

Dallas Cowboys
This draft class has really built the foundation for what they have become today, especially on the defensive side of the ball. Ware, along with San Diego's Shawne Merriman, are the two best players in this draft class. DE Marcus Spears has underachieved at times, but is a good starter. Day 2 picks RB Marion Barber, DE Chris Canty and NT Jay Ratliff were steals.
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:laugh2: i hope the Commanders are thinking the same way as this guy.
 
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