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Perspective on the value of a top 5 pick.
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(11-04-2019, 12:25 AM)I_C_DeadPeople Wrote: We got those good players through a few really good drafts we had in a row. But it appears that was the outlier not the norm and it could not be sustained. We have to have 5 or good starters from each draft to build a competitive roster. Can't be done realistically. Another failure of Mikey's model he is too blind to see. 

This is what really worries me.  The Bengals have been living off of those drafts for a long time.  They're going to meet their expiration date soon, and they've not been replicated.  Not remotely.  

I don't think this organization has it in them to rectify those failed drafts.  That means that fans will be left to wait until they finally manage to be the blind squirrel finding the nut 2 or 3 times in a row.  That's not likely to happen without a change in people and process.  Change in people and process is probably less likely to happen.

This organization may have died on the night of the infamous playoff game in January 2016.  That level of talent was a pinnacle that they show no signs of being able to replace.  
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RE: Perspective on the value of a top 5 pick. - samhain - 11-04-2019, 01:16 AM

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