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Tom Waddle on NFLN just said that Dallas had the least impressive draft. I hope he's right!

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Philly, hands down. Trading for Jason Peters was huge.

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The 49ers didnt do so bad also. The best has to be Philly with the picks and trades. BUt dont underestimate the Patriots...They had tons of 2nd and third round picks. Patrick Chung is a great addition.

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I don't know college ball that well but looks like the Packers did well

B.J. Raji
Clay Matthews
Jamon Meredith
T.J. Lang
Quinn Johnson
Jarius Wynn
Brandon Underwood
Brad Jones

Re: Around The League: Whose Draft Was Most Impressive?
 

[quote=Lotus;551644]Tom Waddle on NFLN just said that Dallas had the least impressive draft. I hope he's right![/quote]
Even vs Oakland?

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[quote=tryfuhl;551670]Even vs Oakland?[/quote]

According to Waddle, even vs. Oakland.

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[quote=Lotus;551674]According to Waddle, even vs. Oakland.[/quote]
I'll take it.

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[quote=tryfuhl;551680]I'll take it.[/quote]

Dallas did draft a kicker, after all, despite having a young Pro Bowler in Nick Folk.

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As dysfunctional as our FO seems at times, Al Davis should have all power stripped away from him.

And Jera Jones is the best comic relief in football. Seeing the "War Room" with Wade in that yellow shirt on day one looking like big bird. Then they spend day two picking guys who were not on anyone's board and pick a power lifting place kicker in the 5th round when they already have one of the best kickers in the league.

Does anyone know if M. Brown was behind the Chase Daniel and Williams signings? Maybe Snyder will wake up and let him actually run the team one day. Apparently, our practice squad was the envy of the league! lol

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[quote=Pocket$ $traight;551693][B]As dysfunctional as our FO seems at times, Al Davis should have all power stripped away from him.[/B]

And Jera Jones is the best comic relief in football. Seeing the "War Room" with Wade in that yellow shirt on day one looking like big bird. Then they spend day two picking guys who were not on anyone's board and pick a power lifting place kicker in the 5th round when they already have one of the best kickers in the league.

Does anyone know if M. Brown was behind the Chase Daniel and Williams signings? Maybe Snyder will wake up and let him actually run the team one day. Apparently, our practice squad was the envy of the league! lol[/quote]

Al Davis makes any FO look like the best run in the country. Just keep that in mind you boo birds.

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i like denver's draft. rb carousel aside, knownshon can play right away. ayers and smith are solid, too.

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I gotta throw the Dolphins in the discussion. Vontae Davis, Patrick Turner opposite Ted Ginn Jr, and Pat White is going to be sick when teamed up with Brown/Williams/Pettington in the backfield in the Wildcat formation.

But overall as much as I hate saying it, my nod goes to the Eagles. An already proven probowl LT in Peters, a possible stud wr in Macklin to go with Jackson, LeSean McCoy, Cornelius Ingram, and Nic "Macho" Harris is an absolutely nasty group of fresh new blood.

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[quote=skinsfanthru&thru;551722]I gotta throw the Dolphins in the discussion. Vontae Davis, Patrick Turner opposite Ted Ginn Jr, and Pat White is going to be sick when teamed up with Brown/Williams/Pettington in the backfield in the Wildcat formation.

But overall as much as I hate saying it, my nod goes to the Eagles. An already proven probowl LT in Peters, a possible stud wr in Macklin to go with Jackson, LeSean McCoy, Cornelius Ingram, and Nic "Macho" Harris is an absolutely nasty group of fresh new blood.[/quote]

Yeah, the more I think about it, Philly killed it. McNabb openly asked for more weapons. The team then goes and gets a pro-bowl LT, another playmaking WR/return guy in Maclin to go with Curtis, Brown, and Jackson; Ingram is a freak, and Macho Harris is nasty. Plus they gave up 2 5ths to land a starting caliber CB in Hobbs.

They now go 4 deep at WR, 2 nice TE's, great return guys, and two home run hitters at RB with McCoy and Westbrook. Did I mention their D was 3rd overall last year? They're loaded and the team to beat in the division IMO.

Re: Around The League: Whose Draft Was Most Impressive?
 

[quote=Pocket$ $traight;551693]As dysfunctional as our FO seems at times, Al Davis should have all power stripped away from him.

And Jera Jones is the best comic relief in football. Seeing the "War Room" with Wade in that yellow shirt on day one looking like big bird. Then they spend day two picking guys who were not on anyone's board and pick a power lifting place kicker in the 5th round when they already have one of the best kickers in the league.

Does anyone know if M. Brown was behind the Chase Daniel and Williams signings? Maybe Snyder will wake up and let him actually run the team one day. Apparently, our practice squad was the envy of the league! lol[/quote]

Zorn was behind the Daniel signing. Not 100% sure how these things work, but we actually had a deal in place with him before the draft even ended.

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[quote=SmootSmack;551734]Zorn was behind the Daniel signing. Not 100% sure how these things work, but we actually had a deal in place with him before the draft even ended.[/quote]

In the 4 way interview with Snyder/Cerrato/Zorn/Doc Walker the other day, Zorn said he wants to grab a new QB every year. Draft or UDFA, as long as he's our coach, I think we can expect this sort of thing.