In hindsight, it was clearly the wrong gamble. While we can't use hindsight, it wasn't hindsight when a lot of posters were drilling him for passing on Anderson. I found it a mistake then and still find it a mistake. Less of a total disaster mistake, thankfully, because PJJ isn't a bad OT, but still a mistake.
From your keyboard to gods screen. If that was the plan it seems odd to defer that from a year when we had the 3rd pick to the year we have the 16th.
Borg
Ugh this old and faulty argument again? You’re right, except you’re minimizing your chance to land that guy the more teams that get to select before you. And you have to have a guy with superior talent recognition skills the further down the draft you’re picking. I think we’ve established that doesn’t seem to be monti at present.
I'm not minimizing anything. Does it matter where we pick? We pick 4th and pick wrong. We pick 16th we again we pick wrong, what's the difference? And I stand by my point that no one knows where the next great pick will come. And by the way it wasn't an argument it was an opinion.
If you truly believe this then you’re stating that no GM is actually better at drafting than any other and it’s all luck, right? Essentially no one can identify talent so it doesn’t matter where someone drafts. Got it. Quite the opinion.
Just keep putting words in my mouth, cuz you got nothing.
Okay, I’ll stop trying to decipher what the hell you’re trying to say and ask you to explain it so we can get your point. Go for it.
I am too, if you couldn’t tell.
It’s right there with Peterson and Suggs. I was slobbering over the prospect of getting all three. We had a chance at each one. Blew them all.I am too, if you couldn’t tell.
