Too Many Picks?

The6

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I know some people view the draft as a lottery. However, I believe the Cards are entering the area of diminishing returns. You can only simultaneously evaluate so many prospects at one time even with many at differing positions. The current roster already includes many prospects in the process of being evaluated. Also not all prospects develop at the same rate. Patience is often required. The Cards need to slow these acquisitions unless some high picks are offered.
You can never have enough
 

kerouac9

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We got 6 picks in the first 3 rounds.

We should package all thos picks after that and see if we can get another 2nd.

7 players out of the top 100 would do this team a lot of good
Imagine if we had 3 more BJ Ojulari
 

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Never can have enough draft picks unless one is simply dumping talent to acquire them.

They can be used in trade for future draft picks, players, or to move around in the draft.
 

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Young went #1 this year, and he's playing okay, but hasn't shown me that he'll be better than Kyler. I don't know how the QB's in next year's draft will do, not counting the hype for Williams. I'm waiting to see how KM plays when he comes back from the PUP. Until he's on the field, we're just guessing/hoping.
Is KM on the PUP?
 
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