tcwest10 wrote:I still say it's up in the air. What if Denver lands The Next Big Thing with that pick ?No, no. Not Brock Lesnar. You know what I mean.
Tatum Bell? The next big thing?
Well who knows... but right now, he's just the first disappointment that Denver had at RB in 2004... second was Quentin Griffin... now they found their guy in Droughns. With Droughns playing so well... Bell will have trouble making much of an impact next year coming back off an injury.
At what point do you look at it and say... yeah, we lost that pick... we could have picked Bell... and we'd have had another Ladell Betts.
There will never be a good answer to this question.
If you concede that Champ was NOT returning to Washington regardless... if you concede that Portis is not only a large part of our offense, but our WHOLE offense to date AND a large part of our future... and you concede that Springs has played so well that Champ is not missed... if you concede that with the #1 ranked defense in the NFl, we're not 'missing' ANYONE...
... you still haven't proven anything one way or another.
I think the safest thing to say is that if you were to ask the Redskins... at this point, they don't feel like they 'gave up too much' at all.
Sean Taylor was one of a kind, may he rest in peace.