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Name players that where worth their draft Slot by DG

The_Rainmaker

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23 minutes ago, The_Rainmaker said:

2013 Star,KK, 

2014 KB, Trai

2015 Shaq (barely)

2016 Bradberry  

Yours? 

DG success rate KB_Fan? 

Probably will change if players have 5 more seasons to prove it but it's a present moment question 

Star pick should have been D.Hopkins 

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Just now, The_Rainmaker said:

Idk we had Smitty back then & DL was weak 

That was a myth. We were around 14th in run defense ahead of the Ravens who won the super bowl that year. We weren't great but we weren't double dip on defensive tackles bad either. And yes we had Smitty and that's all we had which was the problem

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1 minute ago, jptaylor84 said:

Kony Ealy the pick in the second. The guy picked next after him is Allen Robinson SMH! Then you have him and KB and we don't have to trade up for Funchess last year. These drafts have knock on effects in terms of need the following year. Sometimes BPA is just not the way to go.


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Come on man, you can literally do this for almost every pick made in the draft. 

 

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