MountaineerCowboy
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I advocate for this strategy every year.member when they won a ring with basically no draft picks?
Use your draft picks to bring in proven talent.
Not Taco Charlton.
I advocate for this strategy every year.member when they won a ring with basically no draft picks?
He never does.you clearly have no clue
they are good at late round picks but very good at talent acquisition.no thanks,Rams have tons of picks though so they dont mind.
Exactly.It’s the equivalent of a pick in the low 20’s. I wouldn’t call it an overpay. They know what they are getting.
You said they fixed their issues immediately. Quite clearly, they did not. Whether they sit back or not is irrelevant to your statement.And if you think they had just a leak on D coming into this year, you weren't paying attention. They could not plug and fill their issues in 1 season and had 2 consecutive 10-7 seasons before this 12-5. I'd say they don't sit back and let the world come to them, n'est pas?
All pro CB, better than any CB in the draft and they get him at 29.Quite the haul
Agree. This is not a good draft year in the 1st is the only justification I see for it.If the Cowboys made this move I'd be pissed. Total over pay.
That's what she said to him.damn you are freakin quick with it.
When did you switch teams?Chiefs need to rebuild their o-line, this should help.
They 100% have an issue on D, especially on the back end. A move like this indicates they think they have fixed it. How do you know that they did not? Your statement is as full of holes as a piece of Swiss cheese. By the way, they had a WR issue last year, and they FIXED it by signing Adams. If you want to dance with me, at least wear a nice dressYou said they fixed their issues immediately. Quite clearly, they did not. Whether they sit back or not is irrelevant to your statement.
You can do that when you have a good head coach who can plan properly.The Rams use their 1st round picks on proven talent.
Not on unknowns.
Smartly ran organization.
