NFL Draft Do-Over

Post #1 » by **ReasonablySober** » Tue Nov 6, 2007 4:38 pm

It's obviously ridiculously early and I'm not one to judge a draft until the 3rd year, but if teams had it to do over again knowing what they do now, how do you think it would go?

Post #2 » by **Icness** » Tue Nov 6, 2007 5:30 pm

Totally agree it's about 2 years too early to judge it, but I know you're not a reactionary freak so I'll play along

Raiders--Joe Thomas or Amobi Okoye instead of Russell
Lions--they're happy
Browns--they're happy
Bucs--Adrian Peterson
Cards--Patrick Willis
Slurs--they're happy
Vikings--they're happy. If no Peterson give them Dwayne Bowe
Falcons--drooling the spittle of regret into the pillow of remorse they didn't take Amobi Okoye. Or Brady Quinn.
Miami--Bowe, or Levi Brown, or pretty much any other 1st round defender who has played regularly. Call it Reggie Nelson, who some of y'all thought they'd take.
Texans--they're happy. If no Okoye then Willis
49ers--they're happy
Bills--they're happy
Rams--Joe Staley or Reggie Nelson
Jets--Revis isn't bad but I bet they'd like Nelson or Posluszny. Or have taken David Harris here
Steelers--Beason or Alan Branch

Post #3 » by **Rafael122** » Wed Nov 7, 2007 5:23 am

I would think the Fins would have taken Brady Quinn.

Post #4 » by **PhilipNelsonFan** » Wed Nov 7, 2007 5:25 am

Rafael122 wrote:I would think the Fins would have taken Brady Quinn.

They needed so much more help than just at QB.

Devilzsidewalk · Post #5 » by **Devilzsidewalk** » Mon Nov 26, 2007 5:01 pm

if the 1st round was re-done, who do you think would drop the furthest?

besides Justin Harrell of course

Post #6 » by **Icness** » Mon Nov 26, 2007 8:56 pm

Devilzsidewalk wrote:if the 1st round was re-done, who do you think would drop the furthest?

besides Justin Harrell of course

Jamarcus Russell. The fact he still isn't playing despite getting nearly half the 1st-team practice work for the last two months is not a good sign. Or it's a sign that a lot of scouts and GMs were right on about him, that he's no better than a 3rd rounder.

Post #7 » by **ReasonablySober** » Mon Nov 26, 2007 10:22 pm

Icness wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

Jamarcus Russell. The fact he still isn't playing despite getting nearly half the 1st-team practice work for the last two months is not a good sign. Or it's a sign that a lot of scouts and GMs were right on about him, that he's no better than a 3rd rounder.

That's a pretty interesting statement.

Truth be told I was never high on him prior to him declaring. Then I saw the arm and looked at the numbers and like others I probably got caught up in what he could be down the line. I still thought that if I were going to take a QB high in the draft it'd be Quinn.

Post #8 » by **GYBE** » Mon Nov 26, 2007 10:42 pm

Quinn is infinitely more polished, ready and is a really smart QB. But JaMarcus can throw a football 70 yards from his knees!

JoeyH · Post #9 » by **JoeyH** » Mon Nov 26, 2007 11:17 pm

GYBE wrote:Quinn is infinitely more polished, ready and is a really smart QB. But JaMarcus can throw a football 70 yards from his knees!

^^and put up better numbers and win big games!!

Post #10 » by **GYBE** » Mon Nov 26, 2007 11:32 pm

JoeyH wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

^^and put up better numbers and win big games!!

LOL.

2005

JaMarcus: 2443 yards, 15 TD/9 INT
Brady: 3919 yards, 32 TD, 7 INT

2006

JaMarcus: 3129 yards, 28 TD/8 INT
Brady: 3426 yards, 37 TD, 7 INT

So, yeah. And it's a tad easier to "win big games" with the LSU defense. Brady was saddled with one of the worst defenses in college football, a fair comparison indeed.

A.J. · Post #11 » by **A.J.** » Tue Nov 27, 2007 12:00 am

the texans wouldnt even think about willis. if no okoye, i say we would have drafted marshawn lynch or darelle revis

DH34Phan · Post #12 » by **DH34Phan** » Tue Dec 4, 2007 3:37 am

GYBE wrote:
JoeyH wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

^^and put up better numbers and win big games!!

LOL.

2005

JaMarcus: 2443 yards, 15 TD/9 INT
Brady: 3919 yards, 32 TD, 7 INT

2006

JaMarcus: 3129 yards, 28 TD/8 INT
Brady: 3426 yards, 37 TD, 7 INT

So, yeah. And it's a tad easier to "win big games" with the LSU defense. Brady was saddled with one of the worst defenses in college football, a fair comparison indeed.

LMAO. Jamarcus was putting up those numbers in the SEC. Quinn played maybe 2 teams that can compare with the rest of Russell's schedule.

Post #13 » by **Icness** » Tue Dec 4, 2007 12:26 pm

DH34Phan wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

LMAO. Jamarcus was putting up those numbers in the SEC. Quinn played maybe 2 teams that can compare with the rest of Russell's schedule.

USC, Michigan, a very good UCLA team, BC, an 8-win Purdue team, plus he was saddled with an awful pass defense that required him to outscore other teams (which he usually did)...yeah that schedule really features a bunch of cupcakes :noway: