(02-23-2019, 09:40 AM)DragonFury Wrote:

(02-23-2019, 08:18 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: A little off-topic, here's the Patriots' 2000 draft:  

46. Adrian Klemm, OT. Hawaii. OT. Hawaii.
76.  J.R. Redmond, RB. Arizona State. RB. Arizona State.
127. Greg Randall, OT. Michigan State. OT. Michigan State.
141. Dave Stachelski, TE. Boise State. TE. Boise State.
161. Jeff Marriott, DT. Missouri. DT. ...
187. Antwan Harris, DB. Virginia. DB. ...
199. Tom Brady, QB. Michigan. QB. ...
201. David Nugent, DT. Purdue. DT.

Does anyone remember any of these players other than the guy they drafted #199?   That was an absolute disaster of a draft, except for one incredibly lucky pick.

I think I heard Nugent's name once or twice but it could very well be some other guy named Nugent.

(02-23-2019, 11:02 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(02-22-2019, 08:18 PM)Steelers Beaches Wrote: I know I will catch flack, but I don't like the Bryan pick. C-.  I never felt he was a 1st round pick. He's not all that fast or powerful...

2. Chark. Tall and fast, but does he have the rest to excel in the NFL? Not sure. C.

Yeah, it's too early to evaluate both of these players with any remote degree of certainty. 
Saying Bryan isn't powerful tells me you didn't watch him much. 
 It was really the one trait (besides a good first step/get-off) that he really put on display. He disrupted the pocket by bullrushing tackles and guards back into the pocket several times last season. That requires power. 

Chark will need to show he's got the hands to pair with his speed and route-running. 
He'll have that chance in 2019 more than likely and we can get a clearer picture. 

Why did you name this "best-worst drafts" and then just attempt to bash two rookies from one draft??