silverbear
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illone said:Sure, when you're trading for washed up vets you might be right. When you're acquiring young talent with tons of upside then your logic falls short, very short.
Wrong... depth is a critical thing in the NFL, injuries happen to every team, every year (even last year, when you guys got INCREDIBLY lucky on the injury front, you had SOME injuries)...
Teams that trade draft picks for free agents pay FAR more for those free agents than they do draft picks... this means less cap room to develop quality DEPTH...
If you can't grasp that simple fact, it's no wonder you can't look at your roster now with an unprejudiced eye, and see the SERIOUS lack of depth, particularly at three positions:
Offensive line
Defensive back
Quarterback...
One of two injuries on your offensive line, and your offense is screwed; one or two injuries to defensive backs, and opposing quarterbacks are gonna feast on the Skins' secondary... and if Brunell goes down, your season is OVER...
Rots o' ruck...