GoinForSix;1391508 said:
2005
1Demarcus WareTroy State
1Marcus SpearsLouisiana State
2Kevin BurnettTennessee
4Marion BarberMinnesota
4Chris CantyVirginia
6Justin BeriaultBall State
6Rob PetittiPittsburgh
7Jay RatliffAuburn
2004
2Julius JonesNotre Dame
2Jacob RogersUSC
3Stephen PetermanLouisiana State
4Bruce ThorntonGeorgia
5Sean RyanBoston College
7Nathan JonesRutgers
7Patrick CraytonNW Oklahoma State
7Jacques ReevesPurdue
2003
1Terence NewmanKansas State
2Al JohnsonWisconsin
3Jason WittenTennessee
4Bradie JamesLouisiana State
6B.J. TuckerWisconsin
6Zuriel SmithHampton
7Justin BatesColorado
GoinForSix;1391512 said:
Here is 2006's draft.
1 18(18) Bobby Carpenter OLB Ohio State
2 21(53) Anthony Fasano TE Notre Dame
3 28(92) Jason Hatcher DE Grambling State
4 28(125) Skyler Green WR Louisiana State
5 5(138) Pat Watkins S Florida State
6 13(182) Montavious Stanley DT Louisville
7 3(211) Paul McQuistan T Weber State
7 16(224) E.J. Whitley T Texas Tech
is this a joke??
in order 2003 - Al Johnson and Bradie James have been better than given credit, and every bit worth the picks used to take them.
2004 - Both Corners have proved to be exceptional values.
2005 - Spears, Canty, Burnett are being judged way way too soon and way way to harshly. Ratliff has been one of the best 7th round picks in team history to this point. He is truely an asset.
last year - too early to tell because most didn't have to play because we had good drafts before that. Carp excelled looked great at the end. Fasano was decent worthy of a second round pick in my mind, Hatcher looked great and is gonna be a force. Watkins was a value pick, and Mcquistan has a future here on our line.
a. dont' be so negative
b. your judging these players like they should all be pro bowlers
c. whats the deal??