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Old 09-24-2013, 03:17 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ View Post
If you can trade down in the first round, especially out of the top 5 picks, it's always a good thing. That being said, the key for any team is to make the picks count. I know this article claims there's a lot of chance/luck involved but I beg to differ.

Indy had the chance to draft either Manning or Leaf. Indy chose Manning. Good choice, and not luck at all. Now, let's talk about Luck. Indy could have drafted RG3 or Andrew Luck. Indy drafted Luck.

See, it's not random chance. It's making good decisions.
Trading down out of the first five picks is always a good thing?

Yeah, I'm sure Indianapolis would have been much better off trading down and not drafting Manning or Luck. Detroit wishes they would have been able to trade down and not draft Stafford or Megatron. Jesus you are a moron.
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