Cardinals last 5 drafts

[justAndy]

33 guys.
19 still w/ team:

10 starters.
7 rotation guys.
2 backups.

8 left team in FA
4 were cut and are on other rosters/PS's
2 are out of the NFL.
I think that stacks up nicely against any franchise in the league.

 

[CardLogic]

5 drafts
33 guys
2 out of the NFL.

Outstanding!

 

[TigToad]

I suggest we ignore this and whine about wasting a pick on Buster Davis.

 

[Mainstreet]

I suggest we ignore this and whine about wasting a pick on Buster Davis.

Exactly. I want to aim for 100%.

Seriously I don't know how the Cardinals missed so missed so badly with Buster. It's almost like after they drafted him, the Cardinals realized he didn't belong in the NFL. Somebody missed their scouting assignment.

 

[bg7brd]

Exactly. I want to aim for 100%.

Seriously I don't know how the Cardinals missed so missed so badly with Buster. It's almost like after they drafted him, the Cardinals realized he didn't belong in the NFL. Somebody missed their scouting assignment.

Blame it on Graves. All the bad picks are his fault and the good ones belong to Denny and Whiz

 

[Duckjake]

That really isn't much different than just about every 5 year period. Heck all the guys from the 2002 draft were still on the team in 2003 and that was one of the worst drafts in NFL history.

The real difference is in the quality of the players compared to what we saw 5,10,15 years ago and that we have more 3-5 year guys still on the team.

Now we lose players to high dollar free agency contracts. We used to lose them to low dollar car salesman jobs.

 

[perivolaki]

Exactly. I want to aim for 100%.

Seriously I don't know how the Cardinals missed so missed so badly with Buster. It's almost like after they drafted him, the Cardinals realized he didn't belong in the NFL. Somebody missed their scouting assignment.

The funny thing is the sentiment on this board seemed to be that it was a good pick. Later using our super powers, 20/20 hindsight, we discovered that it was a very bad pick.

He must have fooled others too because after we cut him Detroit picked him up and they seemed to think they got a steal that would really be worth something.

He seemed to be confused by the more complex systems used in the NFL. A lot of rookies look lost at first but Buster stayed lost.

 

[mrbyte]

Davis must be good....look at all the teams he's been on....

 

[Shzm13]

The funny thing is the sentiment on this board seemed to be that it was a good pick. Later using our super powers, 20/20 hindsight, we discovered that it was a very bad pick.

He must have fooled others too because after we cut him Detroit picked him up and they seemed to think they got a steal that would really be worth something.

He seemed to be confused by the more complex systems used in the NFL. A lot of rookies look lost at first but Buster stayed lost.

We thought the same thing with Quentin Moses. lol