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KillerKat

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1 minute ago, KillerKat said:

Williams was a DG pick too. Another reason why its ok to not treat DG as a draft God.  I hope Williams can pan out and take Remmes spot, but Rivera saying he isn't even challenging Remmers is a bad sign.

Agreed about Williams. Let's all hope that he can put it together soon.

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8 hours ago, KillerKat said:

We're not so deep to not lack depth at certain positions. I just named 4 of them.

He didn't "throw them away," he just whiffed on a couple.

I think he'll get us up to snuff before it's all said and done. We'll see what he picks out of the bargain barrel tommorrow afternoon.

 

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11 hours ago, top dawg said:

He didn't "throw them away," he just whiffed on a couple.

I think he'll get us up to snuff before it's all said and done. We'll see what he picks out of the bargain barrel tommorrow afternoon.

 

"traded them away" then, whatever. Semantics. Still only having 3 picks going into the season is too low. Especially when having depth issues at multiple positions.

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17 minutes ago, KillerKat said:

"traded them away" then, whatever. Semantics. Still only having 3 picks going into the season is too low. Especially when having depth issues at multiple positions.

Look, KK, can't you tell I'm basically agreeing with you? G-man is my dawg, but I am not one of these guys that will tell you he is perfect.  Saying a GM "whiffed" on some picks is not really complimentary, but he's trying. His overall body of work drafting, along with his acquisition of UDFAs, is pretty solid. And, he knows how to effectively use Band-Aids, so we'll be fine notwithstanding his imperfection. Moreover, the draft, albeit the main tool to build your team and keep compeitive, is not the only tool. 

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