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Anyone know XL’s drop % rate?


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5 hours ago, strato said:

Stopped clock did better lol. Calvin Johnson I guess you mean. Yeah boy, he was an all timer. 

I think Millen went 3 straight years with their top pick being WRs. Overall he was terrible. I looked up Johnson's tenure and drsaft spot (#2 overall right behind Jamarcus Russell lol), and his second year they were 0-16 and Millen was gone.

Millen was a really good player as I remember it. 

I just don't want to be here a year from now looking at a sorry ass neglected defense again. You don't feed it for 3 years this is what you get. We gave up 30 and thought the defense looked better lol. 

But again, you can restock a defense through free agency much easier than offensive skill positions.

Spend all our cap space on defense, take a true elite prospect who also happens to fit a position of need in T-Mac, and then use the rest of our picks on defense.

Again, every season there’s a smattering of great DL, LB, and DB options in free agency, a Top 10 WR never hits free agency, ever.  The only way you get one is through the draft or giving up 1st round picks in a trade for one.

If he’s there when we’re on the clock, he has to be the pick, he’s just that good.

 

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13 minutes ago, tukafan21 said:

But again, you can restock a defense through free agency much easier than offensive skill positions.

Spend all our cap space on defense, take a true elite prospect who also happens to fit a position of need in T-Mac, and then use the rest of our picks on defense.

Again, every season there’s a smattering of great DL, LB, and DB options in free agency, a Top 10 WR never hits free agency, ever.  The only way you get one is through the draft or giving up 1st round picks in a trade for one.

If he’s there when we’re on the clock, he has to be the pick, he’s just that good.

 

After the Chiefs game a 6'5 X would really help in the Red zone. I would also love to add Slayton in FA 

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