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Originally Posted by Enoch Root
THAT'S the difference - they had extra picks over a multi-year period.
It seems to be difficult (as in virtually never happens) to load up a whole bunch of picks in one year and nail it.
It seems that acquiring an extra pick or two each year for multiple years is a far more effective strategy.
Again, maybe it is due to limitations of scouting staffs.
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Well, according to what I can find we have a 1st, 3rd, 4th, 6th and two 7th round pick this year - six picks total.
No team loads up on 12 picks and hopes it all works out. Getting additional picks over multiple years is clearly the ideal strategy and we're still at least 3 additional draft picks away from making this year #1 in our multiple year strategy. So you tell me how we acquire these extra picks (particularly higher picks of more value). Or do we just go with the status quo and call it rebuilding?