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RE: NFL Draft 2020 - 9/20/2020 7:47:34 AM

Bruce Johnson

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The draft sure is not an exact science.

Durability concerns pushed Frank Gore to the third round in the 2004 NFL Draft, when San Francisco made him the 65th overall pick.

Today, he'll get the start against the 49ers and play in his 228th career game, the most by any RB in NFL history. Long live Frank Gore.

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RE: NFL Draft 2020 - 9/20/2020 9:03:04 AM

Bill Jandro

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Holy crap. Gore is 37 years old. 3rd on the all time rushing list.

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RE: NFL Draft 2020 - 9/21/2020 8:20:38 AM

Brad H

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I know it's early, but how is this draft looking right about now?

Justin Jefferson
Jeff Gladney
Ezra Cleveland
Cameron Dantzler
DJ Wonnum
James Lynch
Troy Dye
Harrison Hand
KJ Osborne
Blake Brandel
Josh Metellus
Kenny Willekes
Nate Stanley
Brian Cole
Kyle Hinton

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RE: NFL Draft 2020 - 9/21/2020 1:37:06 PM

Tom Sykes

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Brad H

I know it's early, but how is this draft looking right about now?

Justin Jefferson
Jeff Gladney
Ezra Cleveland
Cameron Dantzler
DJ Wonnum
James Lynch
Troy Dye
Harrison Hand
KJ Osborne
Blake Brandel
Josh Metellus
Kenny Willekes
Nate Stanley
Brian Cole
Kyle Hinton

What's the nfl average for drafting starters, backups with starts, back-ups with playing time, developmental back-end of roster players, and practice squadders ... for each draft?

I'm guessing we're well above average

... after two games.

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RE: NFL Draft 2020 - 9/21/2020 2:04:59 PM

Steve Lentz

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

The draft sure is not an exact science.

Durability concerns pushed Frank Gore to the third round in the 2004 NFL Draft, when San Francisco made him the 65th overall pick.

Today, he'll get the start against the 49ers and play in his 228th career game, the most by any RB in NFL history. Long live Frank Gore.

(Field Yates on Twitter)

That's impressive.

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RE: NFL Draft 2020 - 9/21/2020 2:19:54 PM

bohumm

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes

quote:

ORIGINAL: Brad H

I know it's early, but how is this draft looking right about now?

Justin Jefferson
Jeff Gladney
Ezra Cleveland
Cameron Dantzler
DJ Wonnum
James Lynch
Troy Dye
Harrison Hand
KJ Osborne
Blake Brandel
Josh Metellus
Kenny Willekes
Nate Stanley
Brian Cole
Kyle Hinton

What's the nfl average for drafting starters, backups with starts, back-ups with playing time, developmental back-end of roster players, and practice squadders ... for each draft?

I'm guessing we're well above average

... after two games.

Troy Dye now a starter, for instance.

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RE: NFL Draft 2020 - 9/21/2020 2:42:16 PM

Phil Riewer

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quote:

ORIGINAL: bohumm

quote:

ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes

quote:

ORIGINAL: Brad H

I know it's early, but how is this draft looking right about now?

Justin Jefferson
Jeff Gladney
Ezra Cleveland
Cameron Dantzler
DJ Wonnum
James Lynch
Troy Dye
Harrison Hand
KJ Osborne
Blake Brandel
Josh Metellus
Kenny Willekes
Nate Stanley
Brian Cole
Kyle Hinton

What's the nfl average for drafting starters, backups with starts, back-ups with playing time, developmental back-end of roster players, and practice squadders ... for each draft?

I'm guessing we're well above average

... after two games.

Troy Dye now a starter, for instance.

Might give us a good enough reason to cut Barr in the offseason.

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RE: NFL Draft 2020 - 9/21/2020 4:00:21 PM

Tom Sykes

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quote:

ORIGINAL: bohumm

quote:

ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes

quote:

ORIGINAL: Brad H

I know it's early, but how is this draft looking right about now?

Justin Jefferson
Jeff Gladney
Ezra Cleveland
Cameron Dantzler
DJ Wonnum
James Lynch
Troy Dye
Harrison Hand
KJ Osborne
Blake Brandel
Josh Metellus
Kenny Willekes
Nate Stanley
Brian Cole
Kyle Hinton

What's the nfl average for drafting starters, backups with starts, back-ups with playing time, developmental back-end of roster players, and practice squadders ... for each draft?

I'm guessing we're well above average

... after two games.

Troy Dye now a starter, for instance.

Well above average in terms of the number (not quality) of draftees that got thrown at the roster / practice squad and stuck (for two games).

Which is all you can do since its way too early to assign quality or value to rookies after two games (with no OTAs or preseason no less).

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