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Bad teams don't do a good job of drafting beyond the first three rounds. Good teams do it every single draft. Whether it's the Eagles, Giants, Ravens, Patriots or Steelers, every one of those teams draft extremely well throughout the entire draft and is the main reason why those teams vie for championships each and every year. Shitty teams like the Raiders, Chiefs, Lions, etc. continually draft poorly or don't make good use of the draft (i.e. via trades, etc.). There was a times when the NFL draft extended through 8 rounds and even 12 rounds. UDFA's are extremely important as well. |
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sounds like damage control by the raiders to me
anyone else think it was kinda funny how CP said he almost traded up for Turk McBride when in reality Cleveland jumped us to get Eric Wright, who many would've guessed would've been our pick. I think he was worried it looked like a reach so to remove the pick from scrutiny he claimed their evaluation was so high they were tempted to trade up, when in reality it would've made no sense unless they hated Wright(doubt it). |
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Criticism of Raiders' second-round pick off-base? By Sean Leahy, USA TODAY Buzz up!Buzz up! Like this story? Share it with Yahoo! Buzz The Raiders have taken some criticism among draft analysts for selecting Ohio safety Michael Mitchell with the 47th overall pick. (They also surprised many by taking Maryland WR Darrius Heyward-Bey with the seventh pick.) Several analysts said on ESPN and the NFL Network last night that they knew little about Mitchell. The NFLN's Mike Mayock suggested Mitchell was a late-round pick at best. But it turns out the Raiders may have had good reason to select Mitchell at 47. The Bears told Mitchell they planned to take him with the 49th overall pick. "When (the Bears) did that, I was like, 'I'm going to be a Chicago Bear,' " Mitchell told reporters in a conference call. "That's what I was thinking." Bears GM Jerry Angelo ended up trading the 49th pick to Seattle after Mitchell went to Oakland. He didn't confirm his interest in Mitchell, but acknowledged he missed out on his target player. "Unfortunately the players we targeted at 49 did not fall to us," Angelo told reporters, "and we weren't in a position that we were able to move up -- we just didn't have enough." Hat tip: Chicago Tribune |
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Do you honestly believe that had Scott Pioli been in Oakland's position - where a guy he had rated as a very late round prospect was supposedly in danger of being taken in the 2nd round - that he would have completely ignored not only his draft board, but the value that goes with a 2nd round pick, all because Chicago might take him 4-5 rounds early? No. Way. In. Hell. |
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Need a towel, Dane? Or do you enjoy people pissing all over you?
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You're just another in a long line of pricks who don't add a ****ing thing to the Draft Forum. You just chastise and criticize others for their opinions and beliefs. **** you, your Mother, your Father, your brothers, your sisters (I did) and anyone that looks like you. ****ing miserable ****. |
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