Overall draft grade

calia · 04-25-2005, 03:12 PM

I think we gave up a lot for Campbell (although I like his potential). I just don't see how he's worth a #1, #3, and #5, especially when we're likely to have a 1st round choice next year that is higher than 25 (we'd have to finish at 11-5 or better I suspect to get a lower pick, and I am not sure I see 11 wins, which means we gave up 3 picks for a lower pick than we'd have a year later).

Why didn't we pick any OL in the later rounds? Was there no one decent left? I think last year's injury to Jansen shows what can happen to a line when a star goes down. If Randy T. gets hurt in training camp, we're in trouble folks. I think later choices on the OL would have been wise (if, in fact, there was any talent left).

View Poll Results: Grade the Redskins' 2005 Draft Class
A	1	2.22%
B	16	35.56%
C	18	40.00%
D	7	15.56%
F	3	6.67%
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04-25-2005, 03:12 PM	#22
calia Playmaker Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Woodside, CA Age: 57 Posts: 4,005	Re: Overall draft grade I think we gave up a lot for Campbell (although I like his potential). I just don't see how he's worth a #1, #3, and #5, especially when we're likely to have a 1st round choice next year that is higher than 25 (we'd have to finish at 11-5 or better I suspect to get a lower pick, and I am not sure I see 11 wins, which means we gave up 3 picks for a lower pick than we'd have a year later). Why didn't we pick any OL in the later rounds? Was there no one decent left? I think last year's injury to Jansen shows what can happen to a line when a star goes down. If Randy T. gets hurt in training camp, we're in trouble folks. I think later choices on the OL would have been wise (if, in fact, there was any talent left).

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