Draft grades

[skinsfaninok]

Ryan Grant is good, I still don't see the doubt in the guy. He does the hard work that others don't like. He'll continue to do well in INDY if Luck is healthy

[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Ryan Grant is good, I still don't see the doubt in the guy. He does the hard work that others don't like. He'll continue to do well in INDY if Luck is healthy

I agree he's ok but I think we have a general bad feeling about him because he had some "I'm to scared to deliver" moments 2 seasons ago, I remember an onside kick where he had a clean opportunity to recover the ball and just F'd it up...
Agreed he does whatever you ask him to, which is valuable, but I'm not sure he's wowing anybody with any aspect of his game.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

I agree he's ok but I think we have a general bad feeling about him because he had some "I'm to scared to deliver" moments 2 seasons ago, I remember an onside kick where he had a clean opportunity to recover the ball and just F'd it up...
Agreed he does whatever you ask him to, which is valuable, but I'm not sure he's wowing anybody with any aspect of his game.

o for sure, he's never going to be a "wow" guy

[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

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o for sure, he's never going to be a "wow" guy

This is where I think Trey Quinn could be a little more exciting than Grant.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

This is where I think Trey Quinn could be a little more exciting than Grant.

I hope so, kid has a lot of hype we'll see what he can do

[Kope]

I think this draft, will in the long run, be successful or not, based on how long we can keep Jim Tomsula, Torrian Gray and Bill Callahan. This is a major reason I believe we will be much better this year. While it is not an excuse the injuries we had last year were a couple of standard deviations outside the norm I would guess (not a math guy). So I love the drafting of semi projects, it shows faith in the staff and the current roster beyond what is recognized in the media for the most part. So heres to hoping we can keep these guys for a few more years.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Kope

I think this draft, will in the long run, be successful or not, based on how long we can keep Jim Tomsula, Torrian Gray and Bill Callahan. This is a major reason I believe we will be much better this year. While it is not an excuse the injuries we had last year were a couple of standard deviations outside the norm I would guess (not a math guy). So I love the drafting of semi projects, it shows faith in the staff and the current roster beyond what is recognized in the media for the most part. So heres to hoping we can keep these guys for a few more years.

I don't see Jim or Bill leaving until Jay does. They seem pretty close, Gray will be a candidate for someone sooner than later.