http://billszone.com/drafthtml/2005draftguide.html
or if you want to download a word document- (you might have to play with it to print right)
http://billszone.com/drafthtml/BillsZone2005draft.doc
http://billszone.com/drafthtml/2005draftguide.html
or if you want to download a word document- (you might have to play with it to print right)
http://billszone.com/drafthtml/BillsZone2005draft.doc
Hey, thanks for providing the actual .doc file also. I tried to print from the main page of the Billzone website (from the actual HTML page) and it won't print well - it only prints the 1st page and that's it. But downloading your .doc file solves that problem.
Thanks. I like to have this stuff so that as I'm watching I can try and predict what each team will do next.
Good job - this was alot of work you guys did to put this together!!!
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Awesome job, man!
Here's a PDF version for those of you who don't have WORD:
http://billszone.com/drafthtml/BillsZone2005draft.pdf
93 pages
Thanks for the PDF version, LoG!
Feel free to pimp thois to your buddies!
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Roscoe Parrish as second day value and the 11th best WR. I can't say I disagree entirely, I was always disappointed that Parrish never seemed to take over a game the way I expected him to last year and I expected more from him. However, Brock Berlin sucks, so I always sort of gave him the benefit of the doubt.
Obviously there is a big discrepency between TD's evaluation and the draft preview. I'd like to hear the author's comments on this pick.
Only two guys I had as second day Value that were selected with the 55th pick- the Pat's pick at #32 and Parrish.
This was a deep WR draft, and I had Parrish lower because of the depth. Chris Henry of WV. I had as a high second round- but he's still there.
Day 2 - Best players available-
RB- Ciatric Faison - Fl St. (2nd round value)
RB - K J Harris WVU - (2nd round value)
RB- Marion Barber MINN (2nd round value)
RB Brandon Jacobs S Ill. (2nd round value)
WR- Fred Gibson GA (3rd Rd Value)
OG Elton Brown UVA (2nd round value)
OG- Chris Kemoeatu Utah (2nd round value)
OT/ OG Claude Terrell (3rd Rd Value)
OT Milke Munoz Tenn (3rd Rd Value)
C- Ben Wilkerson
SS Ernest Shazor Michigan (2nd round value)
CB Brandon Browner Oregon st (3rd Rd Value)
LB - Mike Boley- So Miss - (3rd Rd Value)
LB Adam seward UNLV (3rd Rd Value)
LB Boomer Grigsby Illinois St (3rd Rd Value)
DE Chris Canty Virginia (3rd Rd Value)
DT A Hawthorn Wisconsin (3rd Rd Value)
DT CL Mosley Missouri (3rd Rd Value)
DT Anthony Bryant - Alabama (3rd Rd Value)
DT Lorenzo Alexander - Cal (3rd Rd Value)
I'd be thrilled with ANY of these guys in the 4th round.Originally Posted by Dozerdog
Looks like our 4th pick wasn't considered one of the best players available. I'm curious to hear your thoughts after the fact.
For my own sanity, I only profiled the top 25 OL names - and yes- there will be a few who slip through.
It was 93 pages with 150 players profiled. Obviously with 277 players picked, I'm not going to hit them all. Plus, like last year, some big names on th eoL fell completely off the draft board and were not drafted. Last year was a mess in projecting OL, as far as the guide goes- this year it was a lot closer.
I will go through the guide and self-evaluate. I'll try to post the results later.
But in all honesty, I don't time these guys, meet with them, interview them to see if they are smart or ******ed, and I don't watch 50 games each weekend. I'm a fat slob with a computer, and some time on his hands. I don't have a staff of 20 travelling the country on a million dollar budget evaluating talent.
If the Bills choose to pick these guys, or the Pats pick a backup QB at USC who has never played, then I'll leave it up to their judgement.
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