PT's future as a saint

xan · 10-28-2010, 05:55 PM

I realize this is a blanket statement and may be subject to available talent, but loomis and Payton have yet to cede value to rookie running backs. My theory is that they understand the short shelf life of the rb, so wasting a high and pricy draft pick on an item that tends to spoil is not part of their modus operandi.

They will bring in free agents and other late round picks where value is best, just like pt and ivory.

Speedy Ron · 10-29-2010, 08:32 AM

Originally Posted by xan

I realize this is a blanket statement and may be subject to available talent, but loomis and Payton have yet to cede value to rookie running backs. My theory is that they understand the short shelf life of the rb, so wasting a high and pricy draft pick on an item that tends to spoil is not part of their modus operandi.

They will bring in free agents and other late round picks where value is best, just like pt and ivory.

dont think it will be an early pick either. mid to late round pic and def 1 or 2 undrafted guys. lets hope our early picks go to def.

10-29-2010, 08:32 AM	#2
Speedy Ron I'm an A hole Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Metry Posts: 1,173	Originally Posted by xan I realize this is a blanket statement and may be subject to available talent, but loomis and Payton have yet to cede value to rookie running backs. My theory is that they understand the short shelf life of the rb, so wasting a high and pricy draft pick on an item that tends to spoil is not part of their modus operandi. They will bring in free agents and other late round picks where value is best, just like pt and ivory. dont think it will be an early pick either. mid to late round pic and def 1 or 2 undrafted guys. lets hope our early picks go to def.

10-28-2010, 05:55 PM	#1
xan Professor Crab and Site Donor 2014 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Princeton Posts: 3,372 Blog Entries: 34	I realize this is a blanket statement and may be subject to available talent, but loomis and Payton have yet to cede value to rookie running backs. My theory is that they understand the short shelf life of the rb, so wasting a high and pricy draft pick on an item that tends to spoil is not part of their modus operandi. They will bring in free agents and other late round picks where value is best, just like pt and ivory.