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saw a quote this morning that 38% of our roster is undrafted fa's. also note we only have 4 left from 2011 draft. commentary on drafting or scouting or both? maybe that drafting is such a crap-shoot where we've been drafting. I blame slocum.
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That's amazing - I hadn't noticed either. Sent me looking at the 2011 draft class - which I hated b/c TT did nothing for the defense.Originally posted by gbgary View Postsaw a quote this morning that 38% of our roster is undrafted fa's. also note we only have 4 left from 2011 draft. commentary on drafting or scouting or both? maybe that drafting is such a crap-shoot where we've been drafting. I blame slocum.
Here is a quote from Bleacherreport on the 2011 draft: "The Packers GM Ted Thompson has done an amazing job building the Packers through the draft. Time and time again he has found good value in late round picks no one would think would succeed."
Sherrod - injury excuse, but looked awful before he got hurt
Cobb - great pick
Green - another injury, never bounced back
House - we all like him, he needs to step up
Williams - nothing
Schlauderaff - terrible pick
DJ Smith - too undersized
Elmore - terrible pick
Taylor - who cares
Guy - flipping burgers
Injuries factored in - that's still a terrible draft.wist
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Yeah, I was looking at this last night. Only 2 players who will be significant contributors on opening day. Amazing what a bad draft will do to your depth a couple years down the road.
2012 looksa little better though, once Hayward and Worthy are healthy.I can't run no more
With that lawless crowd
While the killers in high places
Say their prayers out loud
But they've summoned, they've summoned up
A thundercloud
They're going to hear from me - Leonard Cohen
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Guy plays for the Colts. 12 tackles and a sack last year.Originally posted by wist43 View PostThat's amazing - I hadn't noticed either. Sent me looking at the 2011 draft class - which I hated b/c TT did nothing for the defense.
Here is a quote from Bleacherreport on the 2011 draft: "The Packers GM Ted Thompson has done an amazing job building the Packers through the draft. Time and time again he has found good value in late round picks no one would think would succeed."
Sherrod - injury excuse, but looked awful before he got hurt
Cobb - great pick
Green - another injury, never bounced back
House - we all like him, he needs to step up
Williams - nothing
Schlauderaff - terrible pick
DJ Smith - too undersized
Elmore - terrible pick
Taylor - who cares
Guy - flipping burgers
Injuries factored in - that's still a terrible draft.
I care about Taylor, and you would too if he weren't here and his replacement couldn't keep his lane so the opposition gets a 90 yard kickoff return.
Opinions differ on Sherrod. We just don't know.
And yes, the other schlubs were schlubs."The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
KYPack
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I can stay in my lane - where do I sign up??Originally posted by Fritz View PostGuy plays for the Colts. 12 tackles and a sack last year.
I care about Taylor, and you would too if he weren't here and his replacement couldn't keep his lane so the opposition gets a 90 yard kickoff return.
Opinions differ on Sherrod. We just don't know.
And yes, the other schlubs were schlubs.
As for Guy, I liked him... thought he could develop, but alas, they kicked him to the curb. No worries, we don't need no sticking defensive linemen anyway - only play 2 at a time.wist
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Former Rice WR (switched from RB to WR for senior season) apparently. Trying out for RB.Originally posted by Joemailman View PostWho the hell is Sam McGuffie?
Thank McCarthy wants someone to catch the ball out of the backfield? Or is this about returns?Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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http://www.nfl.com/draft/2013/profil...fie?id=2541136
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After witnessing McGuffie's workout at the Super Regional Combine at Cowboys Stadium, NFL.com and NFL Network analyst Bucky Brooks wrote: The diverse job description of the slot receiver in the NFL leads evaluators to covet prospects with versatile skills. McGuffie definitely qualifies, based on his standout career as a running back/receiver at Rice following a one-year stint at Michigan. He finished with over 1,000 yards rushing and receiving at Rice, displaying intriguing skills with the ball in his hands. McGuffie routinely turned quick passes and bubble screens into big gains, while also showing the ability to work effectively between the hashes. He continued to impress scouts with his talent at regional combines. He clocked 40 times in the 4.3-second range while also posting impressive measurements in the vertical jump (40.5 inches), broad jump (11-foot-2) and short shuttle (4.02 seconds). Those numbers place McGuffie near the top of the charts among his peers in the 2013 draft class. Now, McGuffie's injury history (numerous concussions) is a concern, but his combination of speed, quickness and running skills will make him a strong late-round prospect in draft rooms across the league.I can't run no more
With that lawless crowd
While the killers in high places
Say their prayers out loud
But they've summoned, they've summoned up
A thundercloud
They're going to hear from me - Leonard Cohen
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