Casserly Keeping his options open

paulskinsfan · 12-19-2006, 04:28 PM

The 2005 draft is typical. Look at our mid round picks:

4 19 120 Manuel White Jr. FB UCLA
5 18 154 Robert McCune LB Louisville
6 9 183 Jared Newberry LB Stanford
7 8 222 Nehemiah Broughton FB The Citadel

The Scouting Dept. for the Skins SUCKS! Heck, even the "cant miss" picks haven't panned out. Carlos Rogers is not a No. 1 corner in this league, No. 2 corner maybe, but he ain't a legit No. 1. And don't give me the "well, everyone says he was can't miss so you can't blame somebody" If that's the case, then just buy Mel Kiper's list on draft day and take the best player on the board. Scouting depts are supposed to find the good players and shy away from the overrated players.

12-19-2006, 04:28 PM	#11
paulskinsfan Registered User Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: West VA Posts: 726	Re: Casserly Keeping his options open The 2005 draft is typical. Look at our mid round picks: 4 19 120 Manuel White Jr. FB UCLA 5 18 154 Robert McCune LB Louisville 6 9 183 Jared Newberry LB Stanford 7 8 222 Nehemiah Broughton FB The Citadel The Scouting Dept. for the Skins SUCKS! Heck, even the "cant miss" picks haven't panned out. Carlos Rogers is not a No. 1 corner in this league, No. 2 corner maybe, but he ain't a legit No. 1. And don't give me the "well, everyone says he was can't miss so you can't blame somebody" If that's the case, then just buy Mel Kiper's list on draft day and take the best player on the board. Scouting depts are supposed to find the good players and shy away from the overrated players.

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