How come you never see our teams draft board after the draft is over?

[kungfoodude]

2 minutes ago, trueblade said:

Do you think this means the Panthers would have taken Burns even as high as 9 if that's where they were picking?

Now that is the million dollar question. IMO, they would have. Also IMO, that would have been a big mistake. I understand we are switching to more 3-4 and our need at DE/OLB was high but you just can't pass up on a guy like Ed Oliver. But, that is also because I believe he is going to be one of those instant impact players and a multiple Pro Bowl/All-Pro guy. 

 

[Turnip]

11 hours ago, shaq said:

This is a business, not Christian Mingle.

It’s a metaphor smart ass

[mc52beast]

I would say it’s a good thing they don’t show it, both for the players AND the Huddle. Can you imagine the ****storm we would have around here if we really knew what Ron and Co were thinking???

[micnificent28]

I don’t think that a professional organization can be successful if they are worried about “feelings”. What if Taco Bell was telling it’s mangers not to make Tracy clean the bathroom because she hates poop smells.. whatever draft tendencies viewing an old board would give up I feel teams already know..every team knows how the Seahawks draft big corners, Gettleman affection for big guys, and our love of long armed corners.

Not really buying the “if they knew we had a first round grade on them” argument either. Once you drive a car off the lot value decreases as seen with Rosen.  That said some teams have been shown recording videos with their draftboards clearly visible, Cowboys the last to come to mind. I guess the reason that makes the most sense is you don’t want to give them anything they don’t have to work for already..

[shaq]

4 hours ago, Turnip said:

It’s a metaphor smart ass

It’s a joke, sorry I didn’t know it was ur time of the month.