Or we could get one back in round one that can be a game changer! I remember so well when we had Ingram and Kamara (the early years) and they dominated the field and gave our receivers easier catches
Again, never said don’t do that. Just said we don’t have to do it at 9.
Also, all I was saying is let’s say you have your position of needs as 1) Edge 2) DL 3) IOL, 4) Safety 5) RB. You should have the top player at each position rated and then take the highest one. That’s BPA and targeting an area of need. This other guy just made an assumption that anyone said don’t take BPA. It was his misinterpretation.
And if anyone thinks that he’s the only game changing RB in this draft they don’t study the college game enough. NO, I’m not saying that’s you at all. I’m just saying.
He’s absolutely not and it’s not even a known fact that he’ll be the best RB to come out this draft.