Talking about rooting out talent. Things we should think about.

[Jackofalltrades]

Damn good OL.

[TheRed]

That's wonderful for them, but not every team lucks out like that on late rounders, and UDFA's.

[pstall]

They are using the moneyball approach which is good early but like we all know. Contracts are gonna be a bear.

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[pstall]

I've changed my mind about the direction we go in the draft this year. I say we go with Best Player Available with every pick. The thing about Seattle is that they have physically freakish athletes who are fast at every position. Free agency is where we need to go for our "needs" but when it comes to the draft I say pick crazy fast athletic big football players regardless of position.

BPA is for the 80's. Its random and unwise.

They knew the type of guy they wanted and never reached for a player.

Steelers, Eagles, Pats and Ravens have done this for years.

You just replace the guy you are letting go with a younger and cheaper version of himself. Smart.

BPA not so much.

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[Rise of The Hive]

Great coaching.

 

Yep, you have to develop them once you draft them.