This is why Gibbs philosophy works

Winskins · 03-15-2006, 04:08 AM

Great post Dana87!!

Looking at the draft pick situation I say that we still manage to find some pretty decent value from the picks we do have. I think Chris Cooley stands as a pretty good example of this.

I guess, overall, draft picks are given to choose the best player available, not a certain position because there are so many busts. Sometimes the best (or maybe surest is a better word) player is not in the draft, but rather in free agency, so we get the most value out of the draft picks by trading them away for a player.

With that said...it would be nice to get a good rookie here in Washington...

03-15-2006, 04:08 AM	#8
Winskins Special Teams Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Wheaton, MD Age: 42 Posts: 282	Re: This is why Gibbs philosophy works Great post Dana87!! Looking at the draft pick situation I say that we still manage to find some pretty decent value from the picks we do have. I think Chris Cooley stands as a pretty good example of this. I guess, overall, draft picks are given to choose the best player available, not a certain position because there are so many busts. Sometimes the best (or maybe surest is a better word) player is not in the draft, but rather in free agency, so we get the most value out of the draft picks by trading them away for a player. With that said...it would be nice to get a good rookie here in Washington... __________________ The Skins will make the Cowboys their woman...and they're gonna enjoy it!

This is why Gibbs philosophy works

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