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Post by gk on Apr 25, 2013 21:24:42 GMT -6
Getting in late here... Jeez the Vikings gave up a sh*tload of picks to the Patriots.
Someone tell me that Barkevious Mingo is awesome.
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Post by gk on Apr 25, 2013 22:11:56 GMT -6
Haha everyone's saying the Cowvoys are dumb.
(Also: no one knows sh*t)
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Post by "Redneck" Johnson on Apr 25, 2013 23:07:12 GMT -6
Someone tell me that Barkevious Mingo is awesome. Barkevious Mingo is awesome.
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Post by gk on Apr 25, 2013 23:13:59 GMT -6
Someone tell me that Barkevious Mingo is awesome. Barkevious Mingo is awesome. Pop the champagne!
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Post by fatmenace on Apr 26, 2013 5:38:20 GMT -6
I saw on ESPN all teams had a first round grade of A or B. Except one team with an F.
Thanks Jerry.
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Post by gk on Apr 26, 2013 7:21:04 GMT -6
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Post by fatmenace on Apr 26, 2013 7:38:52 GMT -6
When your own picks think they went too early...well, you know you suck.
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Post by mayor on Apr 26, 2013 14:56:42 GMT -6
With the loss of Al Davis, I'm so glad we still have Jerry Jones around.
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Post by gk on Apr 27, 2013 11:16:33 GMT -6
Not gonna lie. Feels like the Browns are woefully underprepared for this draft. Appear to have no clue on who to take and/or getting guys taken right from under their noses.
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Post by gk on Apr 27, 2013 13:24:24 GMT -6
Browns continue to trade picks. Only drafted two guys.
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Post by gk on Apr 27, 2013 14:02:15 GMT -6
Starting to think Banner and Lombardi have no f*cking clue what they're doing.
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Post by gk on Apr 27, 2013 16:55:02 GMT -6
Remember, Geoff: you have to include Josh Gordon in this Browns draft to assess it properly.
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Post by fatmenace on Apr 27, 2013 16:58:58 GMT -6
Starting to think Banner and Lombardi have no f*cking clue what they're doing. Lombardi's method of analyzing players on the BS report was pretty retarded, so it shouldn't be surprising.
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Post by gk on Apr 27, 2013 17:03:26 GMT -6
Starting to think Banner and Lombardi have no f*cking clue what they're doing. Lombardi's method of analyzing players on the BS report was pretty retarded, so it shouldn't be surprising. Not sure how many blue- or red-chippers we're getting here! When you constantly trade back, aren't you supposed to nab extra picks? Like 1-for-2 kind of stuff? Maybe they're just gonna tank this year so they can take that Clowney kid. THAT'S GREAT HUSTLE.
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Post by fatmenace on Apr 27, 2013 17:13:02 GMT -6
War Room in disarray www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articl..._odds/13492195On the surface it seems Executive Vice President, and Director of Player Personnel Stephen Jones did the right thing, however, in his own draft room there is frustration, including coach Jason Garrett. The issue is who they drafted, Travis Frederick out of Wisconsin. Frederick wasn’t considered the best center in the draft, furthermore, he was considered to be a mid round pick. With Cal's Brian Schwenke who is a consensus selection for top center and Alabama's Barrett Jones running close behind him on the board, Jones bypassed them both for Frederick. The team’s draft room became deflated when Jones made the pick. The Cowboys drafting woes in the past few years are well documented, but in the most important draft for the Cowboys, it’s an ominous beginning. According to Brandon George of the Dallas News, the move to trade back and the selection is a true indication of the dysfunction within the team’s ranks. Jason Garret seemed drained from all his in fighting with Jones, scouts were deflated, not a good way to build a team. George writes: ‘This time around, there weren’t any smiles or high-fives among the Cowboys’ executives in the team’s draft room at about the time Dallas’ first-round trade appeared to go down with San Francisco. Garrett and Cowboys assistant director of player personnel Tom Ciskowski didn’t look happy after Stephen Jones hung up the phone. They were both slumped back in their chairs. Garrett, at one point, had a blank look across his face as he started rubbing his forehead with his hand. Ciskowski and Stephen Jones also had an animated exchange. It was a rare show of emotion by Ciskowski.’
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