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04-26-2004, 09:36 AM
Wild draft had plenty of winners and a few losers
By Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY
USA TODAY'S Jarrett Bell gives the NFL draft a report card. The grading scale:
•Touchdown: One of the draft's big winners.
•Field goal: Filled needs with efficient use of resources.
•First-and-10: May take a long haul to see dividends.
•Sacked: Thrown for a loss.
Entire Article Here (http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/2004draft/2004-04-25-draft-report-card_x.htm)
First-and-10
•Buffalo: Did the Bills reach too high for their first-round picks? With three QBs off board at 13th pick, Buffalo got speedy WR Lee Evans, convinced that he will remain healthy after surgeries on both knees. Then the Bills traded away next year's No. 1 for chance to snag J.P. Losman, the franchise's first first-round QB since Jim Kelly, as Drew Bledsoe's successor.
By Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY
USA TODAY'S Jarrett Bell gives the NFL draft a report card. The grading scale:
•Touchdown: One of the draft's big winners.
•Field goal: Filled needs with efficient use of resources.
•First-and-10: May take a long haul to see dividends.
•Sacked: Thrown for a loss.
Entire Article Here (http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/2004draft/2004-04-25-draft-report-card_x.htm)
First-and-10
•Buffalo: Did the Bills reach too high for their first-round picks? With three QBs off board at 13th pick, Buffalo got speedy WR Lee Evans, convinced that he will remain healthy after surgeries on both knees. Then the Bills traded away next year's No. 1 for chance to snag J.P. Losman, the franchise's first first-round QB since Jim Kelly, as Drew Bledsoe's successor.