Oh well I think Gilbert was a better pick for the 3-4 but what do I know.

The Pats have a history of selecting from the big conferences, so I would guess that played into it.

HOLY SHIT the Jags got raped on that trade.

I guess there is also some question as to whether Gilbert really gives a shit about playing football.

He's a great athlete and all so I guess that may play in.

Wayne Newton! How appropriate!

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Cowboys take Robert Brewster

Except Brian Waters was a projected undrafted TE.

It fits with a 2nd next year being equivalent to a 3rd this year value wise and then there's a 7th round throw-in. Don't tell that to MicJones though... no matter how many teams trade a 2010 pick for a 2009 pick that's a round later.

anybody in the third you guys would trade up for?

I was thinking the same thing. If they grade them close I'm guessing they go with BSC guy.

Lions should pick Robinson here. It makes a shit ton of sense

well, you are 'good at the draft'

:spock:

sorry, dude, I'm not anti mecca like a lot of CP is. but that's the most hilariously weird thing to claim to be 'good at.' yeah, and I'm good at 'nba basketball.' I'm good at 'red sox baseball,' specializing in 'josh beckett pitching.'

I have a unwritten rule in life. I dont make fun out of people that could take my head of with a single swipe.

Lions take DeAndre Levy