Pokerbrat2000
Opinions are like A-holes, we all have one.
We went through this same dance with everyone last year when discussing "How successful was a certain years draft". I guess if you are going to strictly rate a draft pick solely on a player's success in the NFL over the course of his career, then Hayward, was definitely a solid second round pick. However, I am still in the camp that says when you decide where a guy ranks as a draft pick, you have to take into consideration the value you got out of that player for the the value you put into him (draft pick). If you want to say the value we got out of Hayward was equal or greater than the value TT got out of second round investments like Collins, Jennings, Nelson, Cobb or Adams, than so be it.
Had Tony Mandarich turned into a Pro Bowler somewhere else in the NFL, would he have been considered a great pick instead of the biggest draft bust ever for the Packers?
Had Tony Mandarich turned into a Pro Bowler somewhere else in the NFL, would he have been considered a great pick instead of the biggest draft bust ever for the Packers?