4THand10
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I don't think that you can look at who was picked at #25 in the past and make any correlations between the past and who we will look at. For one thing, the Tuna has his own way of looking at the draft. I think Parcells decides to build a team from the O and D-Lines and then builds out. You have to set the foundation first. I think we brought in some nice players last year, but we still could use a bigger Center, and maybe move Satele to Right Guard or somewhere else. We could use help at LB, D-Backs, a bigger Wide Receiver, a Nose Tackle...with all of our needs I think we go with BPA.
well, if we're going to want to trade down because the talent level at the spot isn't so great (no value), who's going to want to trade up?
Let's take a look at the all the #25's from 2000 on...
2008-The Cowboys took Mike Jenkins-Cornerback-South Florida
2007-Panthers-Jon Beason-Linebacker-Miami Florida
2006-Steelers-Santonio Holmes-Wide Receiver-Ohio State
2005-Redskins-Jason Campbell-Quarterback-Auburn
2004-Packers-Ahmad Carroll-Cornerback-Arkansas
2003-Giants-William Joseph-Defensive Tackle-Miami Florida
2002-Saints-Charles Grant-Defensive End-Georgia
2001-Eagles-Freddie Mitchell-Wide Receiver-UCLA
2000-Chris Hovan-Defensive Tackle-Boston College
I hope we can strike gold at linebacker like the Panthers did with Beason but overall I am not impressed with the talent level here. Out of the nine players drafted I saw four of them are good in Santonia Holmes, Jason Campbell, Jon Beason, and Charles Grant. I would say Chris Hovan has been solid but the rest are a joke. Let's hope Ireland and Company are ready.