Recent history at No. 30 for the Titans

If we are looking for a WR, then yes. They nail all of their 1st round WR picks it would appear.

 

either they pick great WR's or Manning makes them look good.

im curious to how Marvin Harrison will do without Manning.

 

Considering Harrison is past his prime i would suspect that he'd be nothing more then a #3 receiver at best for a team. Of course it also depends on the team, a team like the Jags who are hurting for receivers,he could very well line up and be there #2. He'd make a decent slot receiver but he's not the deep threat that he once was,you could see the the decline this past year...

 

All the list proves is that you can get a damn good player late in the first rd and that is exactly why teams like NE, indy and the steelers win every year. They draft good players despite picking late.

I would still rather be picking 25th.


Mind blowing draft trivia dude. Did you know that the first draft in 1936 didn't have a 30th pick? There were only 29 picks in the whole draft. The 30th guy was UDFA dude.

 

Ugh I wrote pretty much this same article. But his article came out first thats really sad. Heres my article: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/155950-30th-pick-brings-big-names-into-the-league

 

actually, I'd be less surprised if we draft all kick returners who project as corners or some crap like that. QB's to play TE. DT to play LB. S to play HB

check your realities at the door