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I was watching for talent, and DE Delgadillo was intriguing to me before Baltimore took him at the 57 spot right before our 58th pick. Ah well. Easy come...
There isn’t that much talent left on the board to be frank. I grab an OG with good looking bars, see if he lasts. Then the 3rd gest there, and there’s a solid NT Stone available. Stone si slow and stupid, with greens in both, but nice bars. Shower or Bust? I take him
Now in the 4th, I hew an odd direction, P Richard Lynn, the best P on the board, and looks like a stud. This is how weak the draft is. Taking a P in the 4th. 5th – 7th, all BAP.
2nd – OG Wade Conley
3rd? NT Stone
4th – Punter Richard Lynn
5th - CB Devin Springer
6th – DE Timothy Eiguren
7th – LB Jamal Glave, CB Dave Vaughn
I interviewed Glave, he’s the best LB oin the board, has 2 reds, 2 blues, but he came back very overrated. Here in the 7th? I’ll take him
Early Rookie Lookie:
C Tate – 35/88
P Lynn – 74/87
NT Stone – 33/71
LB Glave – 17/60
RG Conley – 18/59
DE Eiguren – 32/55
CB Springer – 24/42
CB Vaughn – 29/40
This was a weak draft. We had a B draft grade
We had one (non-kicker) player in the 80+ potential range, C Tate, who I walked out with. 7 in the 70s,
A measure to move the Giants to Honolulu failed. Our stadium vote did as well.
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