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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
A lot of these teams with great starts still have head-scratchers in there.
The Eagles draft just really meandered after their two great picks to start things off.
The Bears took a 4th round punter in a year they lacked 3rd day capital and a guy in Booker that I just don't see sticking.
I think the Cardinals should've taken a bigger swing at pick 27 and it felt early for both Adams and Reiman (their Illinois picks) - didn't feel like either guy was a 3rd rounder. I like Reiman but in the 3rd round when Wiley goes late 4? That's just a miss, IMO.
The Bills banked some nice additional capital but their whole draft looks based on floor to me.
In Baltimore I don't get the Rosengarten thing at all but evidently I was alone there. Getting Isaac and Tampa where they did is awfully slick though they wasted on a pick on a clear bust and probable violent criminal in Devontez Walker. That guy's obviously a no-talent ass clown.
I do like Miami's draft quite a bit (but why y'all gotta steal Wright from us? Dicks - you have Achane)
If Maye is even an above average QB then I think NE might have a nice argument as the best draft in the league. It's REALLY good, IMO.
Bengals were annoyingly steady with their picks. Just the kind of stuff that you'd expect to see from a competent front office. That makes me sad. But you guys put Jermaine Burton into a volatile lockerroom so...have fun with that.
Steelers killed in as Steelers a way possible. Probably my favorite team/player draft.
So to answer the question - the Steelers had the best non-Chiefs draft, IMO. If I include the Chiefs as well...damn guys, they have a REALLY good argument.
It's them and Pitt at the top of the heap, IMO.
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I completely forgot about the Pats, but you're right, getting Maye and Polk/Baker was really nice. They might finally not have the NFL's worst combination of QB and skill players.