CarsonChris wrote:
Finfan33 wrote:
Actually if memory serves me correctly, some experts railed that we drafted him too high.
The re-draft says he goes at 5.
I don't care who we pick as long as he's good enough that we aren't drafting the same position in the next five years. The good teams have players that stick so a team can draft other positions. I feel like we've been on a merry go round. Draft a player and three years later draft for the same position. It's been the main reason why we don't improve. The player we draft to replace a player is basically the same player we had before. Mediocre.
We need to start hitting home runs with these player selections. Something we have not done with any of our 1st through 3rd round selections for as long as I can remember. Every time I look at our past history I think why didn't we take this guy over what we did do. I want a draft where other teams are envious of us. One we don't look back on and envision what could have been. We are due!
EXACTLY!
I do not care if it is a GUARD, as long as it SOLVES that position as well as the pick of Pouncey solved the Center position.
The draft should SOLVE some problems for the team.
I do not mean just the first rounders either. The 2nd thru 4th rounders need to be pressing starters for their jobs IMMEDIATELY, maybe even SOLVING some problems for the Phins as well.
If that was the case, where your draft picks were ready to step up and assume starting roles, you could afford to let Hartline walk with no concerns about weakening a nearly dead position!
In any event, this draft is shaping up like one of those where there are no big time big name superstar draft picks to make mediots poop their pants over, like last year....with all that said, this could be a good year to have multiple 2nd and 3rd round picks.
As long as the picks SOLVE some problems, I dont care where/what/how they are used.