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Originally Posted by flamesaresmokin
And this somehow validates taking an enormous risk on a first round pick? We're hardly in a position to be passing up high probability players in the first round at this point.
If he is actually so good that he'll be "the player of the draft" in a few years why did so many teams pass him up as well and why was he so far off the board?
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D.Sutter drafted "high probability players", how did that work out?
I say we need high risk/high reward picks, and think having a guy like Weisbrod steering the ship when it comes to the draft we could see huge benefits of this strategy in 2-3-4 years.
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