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The Saints have had the fewest amount of draft picks in the NFL since 2006
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Green Bay 85 New England 82 Philadelphia 82 Cincinnati 82 St. Louis 80 Bottom 5 Miami 65 Arizona 65 San Diego 61 Jets 60 New Orleans 53 Full article: Do more draft picks mean more success? - Black and Gold Man... I didn't realize there was that huge of a discrepancy from top to bottom. I think I read an article a week or two ago about Loomis finding more value in trading up. Maybe we should stop that. |
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Thanks Roger goDheLL!
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i still like the way the pats do things. let solid players walk that want to much money. sign some mid level free agents with a proven track record and put the savings in the bank.
a accumulate picks to address depth upgrades when the core is reestablished then go out and spend the big bucks on solid impact players they do not let the team be held hostage by just a few players. get the depth first let replaceable players walk as fa and get the comp picks get mid level fa to fill the gaps the bench can not draft to replenish the depth then bang FA they plan this out better than any team in the nfl. |
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Makes sense. We fill holes with free agents so we never get comp picks, and we always trade up, not down. Not surprising
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2 Super Bowls in the top. 1 Super Bowl in the bottom. Doesn't seem to matter.
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Draft picks aren't everything, but it sure does give more chances at better players. The more quality players you have, the better depth you get. You can get busts just like in Free Agency, whereas the vets are more proven, but we won the superbowl with a good mix of Free Agents, and young draft picks in their prime. Their is no right way, but I'd love to see some more home grown talent on this team.
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And how many draft picks for New England are still on the team? IIRC, one year they had like 12 picks and only 1 made the roster
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Even if we were in the 75 player range in draft picks, its 23 more players to evaluate from and if 3 would fill in even as depth we would be better off, and if they became starters it that much better. Prime examples our lb.'er core and O-line depth.
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On the flip side that is still my #1 issue with the Byrd signing. probably no division in the NFL has had such poor QB play or revolving door at QB like the AFC East. not saying he is not any good just a point to make me question the money spent Now the way i see the pats system working is this throw a bunch of darts in the draft. get a starter and a solid back up your ahead of the game go into FA and plug the holes you missed the previous year. play the season repeat they do not care about missing on 12 if they get at least one. milk a couple till you can replace them in the next couple of years. via draft or FA mid level FA is their meat and potatoes draft is the gravy and/or the salt and pepper |
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