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Message: <blockquote data-quote="packedhouse01" data-source="post: 146203" data-attributes="member: 204"><p>I agree with the philosophy of picking th best player available in the first round.  You want to get an impact player, someone who can play right away. From what I have read about this guy I see nothing in his resume that indicates that he can be an impact player.  He might turn out to be a good player, but you can get good players in the second and third rounds.  As you get beyond that you start looking for need and then you take the best player available at a position you need to fill.  I just happen to believe that this guy is a stretch pick.  If he turns out to be great player, then the pick looks great at 16.  If he turns out to be an average player, which is more likely, he will look like a bust if he doesn't play well.  It's like taking a player who simply isn't slotted there.  It's just a bad pick in my mind because it doens't fit a need and he's not an impact type player.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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