Hiero said:they didnt take bpa imo. I would personally have different choices. I guess they rated them as bpa.
We are going to have a full time 2 TE set. That explains that pick. Ireland said you can never have enough DE's. That explains that pick. (Huge upside BTW). Wiston had flaws that is why he slipped so far. We got good football players. Drafting for the future isn't sexy or flashy.Portland Fanatic said:If taking BPA means they sit on the bench....why???
You need to address needs, unless there is a huge difference between the BPA and need player.
If we are indeed moving to a full time two TE set, then fine I'm ok with that pick. I can't believe we left a player like Eric Wiston on the board??? ***???
mr.jameswoods said:I'm not a fan of this draft in general however I think his first round selection was money. In my opinion. if you can acquire at least two quality starters in a draft then that is a good draft.
JackMagist said:I think today is a perfect example of why I always argue against going BPA. You pick up guys at your deepest positions and leave your team hung out to dry with their needs unfilled.
fortdick said:Carpenter and Fasano. There is two starters right there!
Eddie said:BPA doesn't mean absolute BPA. Other than the top 5-8 talents, the next batch grades out very closely. So the #9-20 players are very evenly matched.
If you pick #9 and the #9 BPA is a spot where you have two Pro Bowlers, and #10 BPA is a point of weakness. Common sense tells you to take #10.
Same goes for the lower rounds. Heck, players #50-100 are almost identically rated. Take the BPA which fits your needs. If the absolute BPA fills a need, great.
If the next BPA would sit on the bench behind a Pro Bowler, look down the line a few spots and see which player is the BPA which can make the biggest impact.
Jerry Jones used to pick based solely on need. He took 3rd round players in the 1st to fill a need, and 5th rounders in the 2nd for the same purpose. We know what happened after 10 years of Jerry Jones drafting ...
BPA is not absolute ... let's call it BPA with common sense.
Portland Fanatic said:If taking BPA means they sit on the bench....why???
You need to address needs, unless there is a huge difference between the BPA and need player.
If we are indeed moving to a full time two TE set, then fine I'm ok with that pick. I can't believe we left a player like Eric Wiston on the board??? ***???
Eddie said:Two starters who will have little impact on this team.
Unless Carpenter can rush the passer ... the pick was a waste.
have you ever seen the guy play? I mean he isnt a dominant pass rusher but he had like 9 sacks last year.Eddie said:Two starters who will have little impact on this team.
Unless Carpenter can rush the passer ... the pick was a waste.
BigDFan5 said:Thats another thing their needs are unfilled in our minds, but it is their mind that counts.
Someone says we have to have OLine rd 2, they say why we have our starter set already. People had KO simpson as a rd 1 pick yet here he sits tonight wondering what happened. the scouts and Coaches have earned the right to make their picks. I mean They didnt suddenly get stupid after last years great draft