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Exactly. Why do 80% of our drafts picks the last 5 years have to be a reach.
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RB Jeremy McNichols added to the PS.
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Read Moneyball. It's about baseball, but it's also about pro sports. EVERY team can put a value on any player, what that player is worth to THEM. And unless you have inside information, there is very little any fan can know about who they value. Every team has a VISION to get to the Superbowl. HOW they get there is the mission and teh mission statement is the plane of how to get there. |
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We won't know that until the end of the season.
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Every team has a vision huh? Thanks for pointing that out, otherwise no one would have figured that gem out. Many people here were calling for the Colts to take Kareem Hunt last year. We passed on him and took Basham instead. If we picked him last year, we wouldn't have needed to draft more backs this year, but hey, great vision by Ballard. 20 years from now hopefully some of these reach draft picks develop. |
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We have claimed S Corey Moore and DE Al-Quadin Muhammad off waivers and waived DE Ryan Delaire and CB Lenzy Pipkins:
I hoped Delaire would stick
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Never argue with an idiot, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience !!! |
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If enough of these hindsight arguments keep happening, it's because Ballard is drafting like shit. Hopefully he stops taking project players. |
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If Basham flames out, then it's on Ballard - no doubt - but it's still only a third round pick and probably doesn't merit all of the attention that particular pick gets. Lots of "project" players are taken in the third round because the sure things are long gone by then. If he was a first rounder, I'd understand. Ballard got some useful pieces in his first draft - Hooker (a pick, I might add, which everyone here loved), Mack, Hairston - and has a few guys who are still trying to prove themselves (Wilson, Basham, Stewart). From your post, you'd think the draft was a complete failure. I might also add that 10 of his 11 draft picks this year survived the final cut as well (all except Fountain), and two (Nelson and Leonard) are showing early signs of stardom (if you can say that about any guard). And I really don't think that Ballard's just keeping all these guys around to save face, given his demonstrated willingness to cut bait on his own draft picks and free agents without hesitation. Again, I really think all of the criticisms of Ballard boil down to his lack of spending in free agency. That will be remedied at some point by necessity. Last edited by Chaka; 09-04-2018 at 09:49 AM. |
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12) LB Tremaine Edmunds 22) OG Isaiah Wynn 36) LB Darius Leonard 37) OG Braden Smith 52) DE Lorenzo Carter 64) DE/DT Rasheem Green I feel like that would have given the team the foundation of a strong defensive core, as well as still providing the OL help that was needed. We'll see how Ballard's group turns out. |
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