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Originally Posted by htismaqe
The article talks specifically, as do several people in this thread, about Dorsey's school of thought on the draft.
The article contends that he uses a BPA scheme, weighted by position of need.
Fisher doesn't fit either of those. His play on the field bears out that he wasn't the BPA, and the fact that he couldn't even secure a starting spot full time says he didn't fill a position of need.
It was a panic pick because the draft sucked, nothing more, nothing less. Dorsey isn't infallible, and his "draft strategy" isn't revolutionary.
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I don't how you can ignore the fact that Dorsey may have known he wasn't going to sign Albert, or be able to afford to.
Also taking into account that he Fisher may have had a learning curve coming from a small school so may have not been able fill that void until after Albert was gone.
Seems to me like he's looking further than just the end of his nose.