10-23-2017, 04:42 PM
(10-23-2017, 04:33 PM)ochocincos Wrote: Two glaring issues with the draft the past few years:
1) The OL selections have been horrid. The three main picks (Ogbuehi, Fisher, Bodine) started out playing poorly and continue to play at that level after 3/4 years.
2) Continuous selection of first-round CBs when there were already established starters at the position. Either the veterans shouldn't have been re-signed or probably a better option would have been to take a different position. One that was considered more of an immediate need to help try to win now.
A lot of the picks seemed like good selections at the time, but their usage/effectiveness after a few years proved they weren't actually as good as we thought. That part though probably falls more on the coaching rather than Tobin, but Tobin should know what the coaches do well and what they don't and therefore adjust draft strategy based on that.
What if those players that are touted as good selections, weren't actually good?
What if we draft a player who is probably better suited in a 3-4 (Hardison, Hunt)?
Isn't that on the guy who is supposed to "coordinate" the draft?
