(04-27-2023, 11:31 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(04-27-2023, 11:16 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: It's been mentioned 100 times the player has to be able to see the field.   That's the rare times that Baalke was talking about. WR is arguably our best position group and if we drafted a rookie he likely wouldn't even see the field unless injury.  You don't draft a player in the first that won't even see the field.  Most positions we aren't set at and a player would start, take that guy.  G, S, CB,OT, DT, TE,Edge,  take the top guy out of that group.  It's rare that when you pick that every position you are set at is at the top of your board.  If that's the case you might want to re look at your player evaluations.  This has been said for years.

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If I was then i wound take a OT 1st, then edge, then DB.  In that order.

But you're moving need up your board - ahead of a higher graded player in this scenario. 

You are either changing the rules because you lost the argument or you never actually understood what BAP drafting is.

I'm going with the former. LOL

Rules?  I didn't know there were rules lol.   My stance is the same it's always been.  Take the BPA and not draft for need.  There are rare instances as I have said before along as well as Baalke.  Do you want me to go find my old posts where I said the same thing?  if the player isn't even going to see the field you can't draft the guy imo.   You have to use common sense, why would you draft a guy in the first that wouldn't even see the field?  It's comical the few of you don't know needs drafting vs BPA drafting is.  Taking a OT 1st, the a Pass rusher, then a DB, in that order is needs drafting.  If Branch or Mayer is at the top of my board when we pick I'm still taking him over OT or pass rusher even though I feel OT and pass rusher is a bigger need?  Do you understand know?

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(04-27-2023, 11:46 AM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(04-27-2023, 11:31 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: But you're moving need up your board - ahead of a higher graded player in this scenario. 

You are either changing the rules because you lost the argument or you never actually understood what BAP drafting is.

I'm going with the former. LOL

Wow. So now, when you draft BPA, they also have to be able to see see the field?! That almost sounds like.......

I mean I know I've had this conversation with you multiple times.  Did you already forget?  Lol. Do I really need to go find the old conversations to refresh your memory?  I know it can't be that bad

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