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jman;1926027 said:6 Le Kevin Smith
Kevin Smith's french cousin?
That one got a chuckle out of me. :laugh2:
jman;1926027 said:6 Le Kevin Smith
Kevin Smith's french cousin?
2 Julius Jones Notre Dame
2 Jacob Rogers USC
3 Stephen Peterman Louisiana State
4 Bruce Thornton Georgia
5 Sean Ryan Boston College
7 Nathan Jones Rutgers
7 Patrick Crayton NW Oklahoma State
7 Jacques Reeves Purdue
CrazyCowboy;1926113 said:Who wants the credit for this mess? Please step up to the plate.
superpunk;1926022 said:3 years of draft picks. Really the only good year (by this thread's standards) was 2005. Many of those players don't even play for New England anymore.
Scott Pioli ain't ****, I guess.
Thehoofbite;1926006 said:Wow. Aside from 2005 and a couple spotty picks in 06', nothing to really write home about.
In fact, theres a good chance that other then Crayton not a single guy from 2004 will be on the roster next year.
mickgreen58;1926172 said:I think it is extremely difficult to place a value on Jeff Ireland.
You do not know how much input he had during talent evalution meetings and during the draft.
I think one has to reserve judgement until 2-3 Drafts down the road and see what type of talent is on the roster without his presence in the organization.
superpunk;1926022 said:3 years of draft picks. Really the only good year (by this thread's standards) was 2005. Many of those players don't even play for New England anymore.
Scott Pioli ain't ****, I guess.
Chocolate Lab;1926203 said:The first three picks in 2004 were really good. The first two are key contributors, and Hill was a pretty good backup until he unfortunately died.
We must be talking about different things... I was talking about the Pats draft of Wilfork and Watson.superpunk;1926218 said:Only one of them still plays for their team. For whatever reason.
I wonder how ape-**** we'd have gone if we had picked Fasano in the first....then three years later let him walk to the Seahawks.
You're right. I was talking about drafting Graham, then Watson, in first rounds. Then, I confused myself with who was who without looking back up at the draft.Chocolate Lab;1926219 said:We must be talking about different things... I was talking about the Pats draft of Wilfork and Watson.
Hostile;1926209 said:Jerry has repeatedly said Ireland mostly oversaw the acquisition of Pro personnel. The Draft has been the domain of Tom Ciskowski, et al.
Juke99;1926194 said:ah c'mon Mick...don't be logical...you're gonna ruin the thread.
To piggyback on this...from CL's recap of Rick Herrin on GAC yesterday...Hostile;1926209 said:Jerry has repeatedly said Ireland mostly oversaw the acquisition of Pro personnel. The Draft has been the domain of Tom Ciskowski, et al.
I'll tell you one thing that I definitely think about the whole Maimi exodus. I think Bill Parcells is doing it to compete directly against Jerry. Perhaps they argued over personnel more than we all know. Jerry had the final say. Well, now it appears Parcells has the final say in Miami.
The competition may be friendly, but I have a feeling it's also going to be fierce at times.
I feel alot more comfortable about things based on reports from Herrin and even from Galloway's article in the Daily Zone.He confirms that Tom Ciskowski really did most of the college work the last couple of years, and that Ireland did more the pro personnel stuff and gathered the information on college guys from Tom. Says Jeff always used to say, "Well Tom says this and Tom says that..." about the college prospects.
So according to him, it wasn't just spin when Jerry was saying that after Ireland left.