When has BB ever had a train wreck draft?

I'm just hoping that SF can add some talent and not have the SB loser hangover that usually occurs.

MACS wrote:

Bill has been in the game long enough to NOT do any knee-jerk trading and generally lets the draft come to him. In fact, I think he’s more apt to trading back than up. The one time I can remember trading back didn’t work out was when in 2009 he traded with Green Bay and the Packers chose Clay Matthews with NE’s 1st round pick. 🤦

As far as SF goes, other than their two 1st round picks, iirc, they’re thin in the 2nd to 5th rounds so would seem like candidates to trading back to get picks for Friday. Their back-to-the-Super Bowl window is getting smaller as the rookie contracts of those high draft picks start expiring (...case in point Buckner...).

Palama wrote:

I read SF is looking to trade down their first round picks for more picks in later rounds...:-k

RMAN4443 wrote:

^ major drop off on talent after the top 10-15 this draft even though it’s deep at WR.

I am interested to see what Miami does, how Cincinnati will screw it up, and the Bears do nothing because the GM wasted picks to get the wrong QB one spot earlier when nobody else wanted him.

ZRX1200 wrote:

And it looks as if the Patriots are trading Gronk and a 7 for Tampa's 4. Reuniting Brady and Gronk.

Tampa is putting all of their chips on the table. SB or bust. They better spend some picks on linemen to protect Brady. He's got the receivers and now the TE.

MACS wrote:

And it looks as if the Patriots are trading Gronk and a 7 for Tampa's 4. Reuniting Brady and Gronk.

Tampa is putting all of their chips on the table. SB or bust. They better spend some picks on linemen to protect Brady. He's got the receivers and now the TE.

MACS wrote:

So much for "I'm done with football."

Palama wrote: