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Gumbel2Gumbel posted:I'm not sure why anyone is trying to project what drafts were good. Outside of the top 10 everything is a coinflip as to whether the player will be in the league in 2 years. It's fun and the last nuggets of football content we can consume for the next three months, but I hear your point. Almost every post-first round pick gets around a B+ for filling a need, but questions on how the talent will translate to the pro level. The consensus lovely picks, though, usually end up staying lovely.
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kiimo posted:
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SKULL.GIF posted:There honestly seems to be much fewer this year than in past seasons. I'm seeing a lot more of the sentiment that "grades are dumb until the draft class is 3-4 seasons old". Heck, *we* don't even have a draft grade thread this year.
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Lance of Llanwyln posted:For the best. I think the only Bills picks I've outright hated were Witner(I wanted Ngata so bad) and Maybin. Last year was the most I ever liked a Bills draft class. Can't say it's really paid dividends so far!
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The 49ers would have taken him at three if the Bears took Solomon at 2. Could you imagine that for a first selection of the John Lynch era?
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The Bills lose like a billion players to free agency this year and still don't get a comp pick because they signed, like, Vlad Ducasse and Stephen Hauschka. Unreal.
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