nfl draft grades

[umair]

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=cr-nfcdraftgrades043007&prov=yhoo&type=lgns - nfc

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=jc-afcdraftgrades043007&prov=yhoo&type=lgns - afc

 

[PackerChick]

That kind of hurts. Still, in my opinion, it's too early to tell.

 

[Heatherthepackgirl]

Thanks for posting the links Umair!!! Only time will tell how we did in the draft.

 

[uwbadger12000]

Still, in my opinion, it's too early to tell.

Which, unfortunetely, isn't how most people feel. Even though it is IMPOSSIBLE to tell how players will do three years down the road. All the people who take draft grades with anything other than a grain of salt are pathetic.

 

[tromadz]

i always laugh at draft grades the day after the draft. good OR bad

(and yes there are some sites saying GB had a good draft. doesnt matter)

 

[YERCELL]

Still, in my opinion, it's too early to tell.

Which, unfortunetely, isn't how most people feel. Even though it is IMPOSSIBLE to tell how players will do three years down the road. All the people who take draft grades with anything other than a grain of salt are pathetic.

Just because they are speculative doesn't mean they aren't accurate.

 

[cheesey]

Truth is.....no one knows which team did well, which did bad. ONLY time will show which way it ends up.

 

[Green_Bay_Packers]

they say all the teams that didnt do that well last year have got the grade A for example San Fran and the Falcons we got a B- how do they work that out when they havent played in the NFL

 

[Zero2Cool]

I still say you have to give a draft 3 years before claiming it a success or bust.

 

[Balls2TheWalls]

I think that the important thing we find from the draft is roster turnover. Every year we are improving the team even if it is by baby steps.

However, that 2005 draft was hardly a bust, but it is still difficult to tell what it was as far as a grade since Aaron Rodgers has not met with the starting lineup.

Ted Thompson continues to impress me with how he is bringing in a lot of quality players through the draft.