"When you reach, you get screwed." - Dave fuging Gettleman

[IamSoClutch]

Because first rounders get contract guarantees that lower rounders do not, all the way to the 32nd pick.

So, that being the case, you don't "reach".

 

dont think thats a good enough reason

 

[TheRumGone]

Where is this DT in the first talk coming from?

From the presser and dgs bpa philosophy he said if a dt is the best player don't act surprised or something along those lines

[IamSoClutch]

28th isn't basically 2nd round.  32nd isn't basically 2nd round.  33rd isn't basically 1st round.  They are in the round they are in.  At 33rd you're (typically) having your second shot to pick who you want, meaning you can be safe with the first and gamble with the second.  At 28th there aren't teams that have had two shots to pick (without it costing some other team theirs) ahead of you.  28th is more important than just 5 spots over 33.  It's the first round.  First chance by almost everyone.  No pick, from #32, 33 or comp picks are "basically" anything other than what they are.  Picks in the respective rounds.

 

thats a lie. players are drafted at 28 are bust and there are players drafted at 34 that are better that players taken in the first round. when your picking in the bottome rounds 5 spots really dont seperate to much talent which is why smart teams usuallly trade back to add picks.

[JawnyBlaze]

thats a lie. players are drafted at 28 are bust and there are players drafted at 34 that are better that players taken in the first round. when your picking in the bottome rounds 5 spots really dont seperate to much talent which is why smart teams usuallly trade back to add picks.

Nothing I typed has anything to do with busts or success rate. What I was talking about isnt separation of level of talent, it's about strategic importance of draft spots.

[jarhead]

Do we really even have the slightest clue about the guy? 

We know he gets easily injured

[SCP]

NippleShorts

[CelticCat]

If Aaron Donald falls to 28 you take him and run home.

 

I wonder how highly we rate Tuitt, I actually like him over Ealy.

[MadHatter]

Pretty much guarentees no OT in round 1.

 

Depends on how we have CK and Moses rated on our board

[Dex]

Would you take Louis Nix at 28?

I might be inclined to unless someone else falls or Shazier is still on the board.

[IamSoClutch]

Nothing I typed has anything to do with busts or success rate. What I was talking about is t separation of level of talent, it's about strategic importance of draft spots.

 

and in the bottom 5 of the first and the top 5 of the the 2nd there isnt much separation in the level of talent

[teeray]

If you reach you get screwed but if you reach around everyone is happy

[Mr. Scot]

From the presser and dgs bpa philosophy he said if a dt is the best player don't act surprised or something along those lines

I think that was some major smoke blowing.

[JawnyBlaze]

and in the bottom 5 of the first and the top 5 of the the 2nd there isnt much separation in the level of talent

Once again, separation of level of talent isn't what I'm talking about.

[JawnyBlaze]

and in the bottom 5 of the first and the top 5 of the the 2nd there isnt much separation in the level of talent

I realize you may have not been clear what I was saying. I fat fingered a space instead of the n in "isn't", posting on phone.