Teams with the Best and Worst Drafts

[skinsfan69]

Some teams just have no clue. What was Balt. thinking taking Flacco that high? Big arm but no mobility. That was a bad pick. Carolina also screwed up by taking another rb in Stewart when they need a QB. And giving up all those picks to take the left tackle. Just makes no sense to me.

I think Miami has had the best off-season of anybody. I love what Parcells is doing down there. They build along the lines first and IMO that's the best way to go. Also Chad Henne is way underrated and IMO will be a better pro than Flacco.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

Some teams just have no clue. What was Balt. thinking taking Flacco that high? Big arm but no mobility. That was a bad pick. Carolina also screwed up by taking another rb in Stewart when they need a QB. And giving up all those picks to take the left tackle. Just makes no sense to me.

I think Miami has had the best off-season of anybody. I love what Parcells is doing down there. They build along the lines first and IMO that's the best way to go. Also Chad Henne is way underrated and IMO will be a better pro than Flacco.

I agree on both accounts. Miami had the best draft.

I love Flacco, but he isn't really starting material, much less a franchise QB. Henne has the makings of a franchise Quarterback.

Carolina was disheveled the entire first day.

[Redskin Warrior]

KC of course that the best draft but I think the Titans had a horrible draft didn't they just pick up Chris Henry last year first round now they have Chris Johnson to go along with Lendale White not to knock Chris Johnson but VY needed weapons outside of RB he doesn't have weapons like he should.

[riggins44]

Heard more than one analyst say that Young will probably call and congratulate Jason Campbell, because we drafted WR's a need for
Tenn.

Surprised no one is saying Lions had a bad draft. Is it that we've
come to expect this from them?

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by riggins44

Heard more than one analyst say that Young will probably call and congratulate Jason Campbell, because we drafted WR's a need for
Tenn.

Surprised no one is saying Lions had a bad draft. Is it that we've
come to expect this from them?

I couldn't figure out why the Lions chooser Gosder over Otah. They're virtually the same player, except Otah is a little better, plus he can play LT. Of course we might have to thank the Lions for taking Gosder to create the chain effect that led to us picking up two second round picks from the Falcons.

[Dirtbag59]

I know it's a little early but next year I predict the Skins will take a RB, DL, OT, CB, S and K in next years draft. However I think the interior of our O-Line is now set for years to come with the addition of Rhinehart and Brown (App State). All we need now is a Center to replace Rabach. Heyer might end up replacing Jansen so all we'll need is a LT to help out if Samuals goes down.

[SeanTaylor21]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag359

I know it's a little early but next year I predict the Skins will take a RB, DL, OT, CB, S and K in next years draft. However I think the interior of our O-Line is now set for years to come with the addition of Rhinehart and Brown (App State). All we need now is a Center to replace Rabach. Heyer might end up replacing Jansen so all we'll need is a LT to help out if Samuals goes down.

How about Lorenzo Alexander at guard, and Rhinehart at tackle.