Move Up, WFT!

Move up, WFT!

Brief review of WFT Draft , Day 1…and Draft Philosphy, Day 2.

Day 1: Jamin Davis—exciting pick, draft combine superstar, liked to pick.

Dallas got a LB. NYG and Philadelphia Eagles got WR. Our needs Day 2 based on what our division rival do.

Day 2: My draft a philosophy is always trade up for a best available player if he is in a free fall and addresses a team need.

Example: The New Orleans Saints have traded up the most in recent history (about 20 times the past decade [this stat is unverified])

Draft philosophy: 7 2nd rounders better than 14 lower round players over the next few drafts…

(Just a philosophy…because all seven players we draft would have a better chance of making team than lower round picks in theory. A 2nd rounder in theory better than a 3rd rounder, ask Tom Brady, lol!)

(Also, we did go get Malcolm Kelly and Devin Thomas in the 3 2nd rounder draft—our worst draft ever—so, anyhow!)

In this philosophy I would trade for both:

Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, LB, Norte Dame

Trevor Moehrig, S, TCU….hmmm, history repeating itself!

Both are in free fall. The moves adress NFC East moves in addition…so move up, WFT!

But I cannot argue if our scouts extensively scouted certain players and stand pat…I am not in the back rooms of WFT park!

My list:

In order of players that I believe our the best of the rest, WFT should consider trade up or down for from who I feel is the top players available after JOK and Trevor Moehrig (very unscientific):

Terrence Marshall, Jr., WR, LSU

Asante Samuel Junior, CB, FSU

Andre Cisco, S, Syracuse

Patrick Jones II, DE, Pitt

Richie Grant, S, UCF

Trey Sermon, RB, OSU

Tutu Atwell, WR-RB, Louisville

Jevon Holland, S, Oregon

Chris Rumph II, S, Duke

Michael Carter, RB, UNC

We have 3 picks and and 7 picks (from other seasons in theory)…let’s hope we wheel and deal for the best players from Rivera’s system.

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