
So what should the Redskins do with the 10th overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft?
See, I think this is too many years of Vinny brainwashing you. The Eagles always seem to be able to do what they want in the draft, same with Parcells whichever team he's with. Its only not in your control if you're not a good salesman.BPA is the only thing we can control.
Obviously, if a deal to trade down presents itself, we should likely do so.
But it's out of our control.
Are you saying Vinny wasn't a good salesman? I thought his poker face with bulging eyes was incredibly difficult to read.See, I think this is too many years of Vinny brainwashing you. The Eagles always seem to be able to do what they want in the draft, same with Parcells whichever team he's with. Its only not in your control if you're not a good salesman.
Well, he DID sell Snyder on the fact that he was a good GM for 10 years. That moron hired him TWICE!Are you saying Vinny wasn't a good salesman? I thought his poker face with bulging eyes was incredibly difficult to read.
(Have I ever mentioned I suck at poker?)
EDIT: to answer the question, trade down.
If there isn't anyone who wants to trade up, you can't force them to.See, I think this is too many years of Vinny brainwashing you. The Eagles always seem to be able to do what they want in the draft, same with Parcells whichever team he's with. Its only not in your control if you're not a good salesman.
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Every team has their fair share of bad draft picks. I was referring to trading down or up as they wanted to, not the actual picks themselves. Who you pick and how you pick them are two different animals.If there isn't anyone who wants to trade up, you can't force them to.
That's what I said you can't control. If someone makes a worthwhile offer to us, we should consider it, given our scarce amount of selections.
And yes, you're right, the Eagles WANTED to draft Freddie Mitchell in the first round.