View Poll Results: Which best describes your draft philosophy?
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Go for the best player available.
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Draft for need/to fill holes.
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Try to balance need and best player approaches.
6 28.57% -
The more picks the better - trade down.
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Go for the "Blue Chip" players - trade up.
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-03-11-2005 #1
Which of these best describes your draft philosphy?
Which of these schools of thought do you subscribe to?
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-03-11-2005 #2
Re: Which of these best describes your draft philosphy?
I think each year should have it's own philosophy, like the last two years we went with best available (Kennedy and SJ). However, this year, we have a hole to fill at RT. We have to address it immediately.
Originally Posted by AvengerRam
"Before the gates of excellence the high gods have placed sweat; long is the road thereto and rough and steep at first; but when the heights are reached, then there is ease, though grievously hard in the winning." --- Hesiod
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-03-11-2005 #3
Re: Which of these best describes your draft philosphy?
if that is the case then I would have to say trade down and aquire more picks this year because the strength in this draft is its depth
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-03-11-2005 #4
Re: Which of these best describes your draft philosphy?
we might have to get left and right tackles
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-03-12-2005 #5
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Re: Which of these best describes your draft philosphy?
draft the best player available (except kickers).
fill immediate needs via FA and trades.
rookies rarely make consistent plays game after game, unless they're in the top 5... and even then it's still a crap-shoot...
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-03-12-2005 #6
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hey i got a great idea lets trade out all of our picks except our 3rd and 4rth rounders and get more third and fourth round picks, also lets trade our 2006 picks and our 2007 picks for the same...lets just get every third and fourth round pick available...cmon with that many mid level picks im sure we will be able to get some players that will do what we need...and think of the depth at some positions....cap hell and no choices for two years but hey!!!...........................................by the way im just kidding!!
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-03-12-2005 #7
Re: Which of these best describes your draft philosphy?
Target a player and do what's necessary to get him. If a player starts to drop jump up and snag him. Best player available sounds like settling for your nieghbor's daughter cause you stood by and watched the lady of your fancy walk right on by and didn't make "THE MOVE" !!
Best date available at the tme.
Maineram - :ramlogo:and out of the ashes rise ...The Breakfast Club !
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-03-12-2005 #8
Re: Which of these best describes your draft philosphy?
I would agree with you on this. In the first round I would like to see us get an impact player to fill a need. Even if we have to move up a few spots to get a guy that's dropping. Like we did last year with Jackson. I see RT as our first priority and a ball hawking safety next.
Originally Posted by HUbison
I would consider taking the safety 1st if a stud was available and we were confident that we could get a good value pick at OT later. Does anyone think it could work out that way?"...and a great new warrior emerged from the many, to carry the torch, and his name was Rammin' Jackson...and a new era had begun! Bring on the battles to come, he screamed!"
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-03-12-2005 #9
Re: Which of these best describes your draft philosphy?
First round you have to go with the best player available, especially in the salary cap era. The talent scores go way down later. After the first, then draft for need.
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-03-12-2005 #10
Re: Which of these best describes your draft philosphy?
Funny stuff maineram.
Originally Posted by maineram
I have got to agree. I would draft for the most needed positions and I would go after players that I thought were the best fit. I like that the Rams went after Jackson last year. Waiting to see who is left when your turn comes up is not always the best philosophy.[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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-03-12-2005 #11
Re: Which of these best describes your draft philosphy?
Ideally, we could fill a need with the best talent available (Brown or Barnes?) I voted to fill a need, but I'm really torn between the two. I think #19 will allow us to go either way; talent AND need, but we'll see. Lord knows I've been wrong before. (Just don't tell my wife I said so)
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-03-12-2005 #12
Re: Which of these best describes your draft philosphy?
Scidog, you've hit upon the beauty of this year's draft. Unless something really weird happens at 1-18, the best player available at 19 will be an OT. There's the possibility the best player there could be a DE (Pollack, Cody, Roth), but Brown or Barnes will probably be the best pick of any position at 19.
Originally Posted by Scidog68
"Before the gates of excellence the high gods have placed sweat; long is the road thereto and rough and steep at first; but when the heights are reached, then there is ease, though grievously hard in the winning." --- Hesiod




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