Thread: Foley finagled a bedrock draft
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04-06-2009, 07:35 AM #1
Foley finagled a bedrock draft
Former Vikings personnel boss Fran Foley only lasted a few months on the job, but his 2006 draft produced some solid starters. His personnel touch has proved to be better than his personal touch.
http://min.scout.com/2/853833.html
I hack on this yutz alot, mostly related to how he goofed the first 3 picks, however,......Hell, no way I can put a positive spin on that draft.......
That yutz could have got Cutler with a mix of the first 3 picks and still got Cook, Griff in the later rounds were they were projected.
Long story short, Only thing that saved that draft was Scott Studwell and his scouts. No way that yutz could miss with the talent Scott had lined up even if he did take most of them way to high, which IMHO was the nail in his coffin, so to speak..... :
Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
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04-06-2009, 07:39 AM #2
Re: Foley finagled a bedrock draft
"Marrdro" wrote:
Marrdro the myth-maker strikes again.Former Vikings personnel boss Fran Foley only lasted a few months on the job, but his 2006 draft produced some solid starters. His personnel touch has proved to be better than his personal touch.
http://min.scout.com/2/853833.html
I hack on this yutz alot, mostly related to how he goofed the first 3 picks, however,......Hell, no way I can put a positive spin on that draft.......
That yutz could have got Cutler with a mix of the first 3 picks and still got Cook, Griff in the later rounds were they were projected.
Long story short, Only thing that saved that draft was Scott Studwell and his scouts. No way that yutz could miss with the talent Scott had lined up even if he did take most of them way to high, which IMHO was the nail in his coffin, so to speak..... :
=Z=
Thanks to Josdin for the awesome sig!
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04-06-2009, 07:47 AM #3
Re: Foley finagled a bedrock draft
"Zeus" wrote:
Say what you will, however, they were in discussions with Denver for the pick and didn't pull it off."Marrdro" wrote:
Marrdro the myth-maker strikes again.Former Vikings personnel boss Fran Foley only lasted a few months on the job, but his 2006 draft produced some solid starters. His personnel touch has proved to be better than his personal touch.
http://min.scout.com/2/853833.html
I hack on this yutz alot, mostly related to how he goofed the first 3 picks, however,......Hell, no way I can put a positive spin on that draft.......
That yutz could have got Cutler with a mix of the first 3 picks and still got Cook, Griff in the later rounds were they were projected.
Long story short, Only thing that saved that draft was Scott Studwell and his scouts. No way that yutz could miss with the talent Scott had lined up even if he did take most of them way to high, which IMHO was the nail in his coffin, so to speak..... :
=Z=
Packaging our first and at least one of our seconds and a later round pick would have landed us Cutler.
Cook and Griff were projected to go much later than they did.
Not sure how that can be called a myth.
Maybe just speculation.
;DMany many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
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04-06-2009, 01:17 PM #4
Re: Foley finagled a bedrock draft
"Marrdro" wrote:
"Zeus" wrote:
Say what you will, however, they were in discussions with Denver for the pick and didn't pull it off."Marrdro" wrote:
Marrdro the myth-maker strikes again.Former Vikings personnel boss Fran Foley only lasted a few months on the job, but his 2006 draft produced some solid starters. His personnel touch has proved to be better than his personal touch.
http://min.scout.com/2/853833.html
I hack on this yutz alot, mostly related to how he goofed the first 3 picks, however,......Hell, no way I can put a positive spin on that draft.......
That yutz could have got Cutler with a mix of the first 3 picks and still got Cook, Griff in the later rounds were they were projected.
Long story short, Only thing that saved that draft was Scott Studwell and his scouts. No way that yutz could miss with the talent Scott had lined up even if he did take most of them way to high, which IMHO was the nail in his coffin, so to speak..... :
=Z=
Packaging our first and at least one of our seconds and a later round pick would have landed us Cutler.
Cook and Griff were projected to go much later than they did.
Not sure how that can be called a myth.
Maybe just speculation.
;D
Maybe they felt giving up most of your draft for 1 unproven QB wasn't worth it?
Or maybe Denver didn't really want to part with the pick
Never the less if they wouldn't take just a 1st and 2nd there is no way I would give more then that to jump up a few spots
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Re: Foley finagled a bedrock draft
"V4L" wrote:
If I remember correctly, denver traded up to get that pick, they never had it initially."Marrdro" wrote:
"Zeus" wrote:
Say what you will, however, they were in discussions with Denver for the pick and didn't pull it off."Marrdro" wrote:
Marrdro the myth-maker strikes again.Former Vikings personnel boss Fran Foley only lasted a few months on the job, but his 2006 draft produced some solid starters. His personnel touch has proved to be better than his personal touch.
http://min.scout.com/2/853833.html
I hack on this yutz alot, mostly related to how he goofed the first 3 picks, however,......Hell, no way I can put a positive spin on that draft.......
That yutz could have got Cutler with a mix of the first 3 picks and still got Cook, Griff in the later rounds were they were projected.
Long story short, Only thing that saved that draft was Scott Studwell and his scouts. No way that yutz could miss with the talent Scott had lined up even if he did take most of them way to high, which IMHO was the nail in his coffin, so to speak..... :
=Z=
Packaging our first and at least one of our seconds and a later round pick would have landed us Cutler.
Cook and Griff were projected to go much later than they did.
Not sure how that can be called a myth.
Maybe just speculation.
;D
Maybe they felt giving up most of your draft for 1 unproven QB wasn't worth it?
Or maybe Denver didn't really want to part with the pick
Never the less if they wouldn't take just a 1st and 2nd there is no way I would give more then that to jump up a few spots
We could have traded up instead.
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04-06-2009, 01:35 PM #6
Re: Foley finagled a bedrock draft
"i_bleed_purple" wrote:
I'm convinced that they traded up for the sole purpose of getting in front of the Vikings since they knew we would be targeting QB in that draft and Cutler was the obvious choice."V4L" wrote:
If I remember correctly, denver traded up to get that pick, they never had it initially."Marrdro" wrote:
"Zeus" wrote:
Say what you will, however, they were in discussions with Denver for the pick and didn't pull it off."Marrdro" wrote:
Marrdro the myth-maker strikes again.Former Vikings personnel boss Fran Foley only lasted a few months on the job, but his 2006 draft produced some solid starters. His personnel touch has proved to be better than his personal touch.
http://min.scout.com/2/853833.html
I hack on this yutz alot, mostly related to how he goofed the first 3 picks, however,......Hell, no way I can put a positive spin on that draft.......
That yutz could have got Cutler with a mix of the first 3 picks and still got Cook, Griff in the later rounds were they were projected.
Long story short, Only thing that saved that draft was Scott Studwell and his scouts. No way that yutz could miss with the talent Scott had lined up even if he did take most of them way to high, which IMHO was the nail in his coffin, so to speak..... :
=Z=
Packaging our first and at least one of our seconds and a later round pick would have landed us Cutler.
Cook and Griff were projected to go much later than they did.
Not sure how that can be called a myth.
Maybe just speculation.
;D
Maybe they felt giving up most of your draft for 1 unproven QB wasn't worth it?
Or maybe Denver didn't really want to part with the pick
Never the less if they wouldn't take just a 1st and 2nd there is no way I would give more then that to jump up a few spots
We could have traded up instead.
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04-06-2009, 01:46 PM #7
Re: Foley finagled a bedrock draft
"i_bleed_purple" wrote:
"V4L" wrote:
If I remember correctly, denver traded up to get that pick, they never had it initially."Marrdro" wrote:
"Zeus" wrote:
Say what you will, however, they were in discussions with Denver for the pick and didn't pull it off."Marrdro" wrote:
Marrdro the myth-maker strikes again.Former Vikings personnel boss Fran Foley only lasted a few months on the job, but his 2006 draft produced some solid starters. His personnel touch has proved to be better than his personal touch.
http://min.scout.com/2/853833.html
I hack on this yutz alot, mostly related to how he goofed the first 3 picks, however,......Hell, no way I can put a positive spin on that draft.......
That yutz could have got Cutler with a mix of the first 3 picks and still got Cook, Griff in the later rounds were they were projected.
Long story short, Only thing that saved that draft was Scott Studwell and his scouts. No way that yutz could miss with the talent Scott had lined up even if he did take most of them way to high, which IMHO was the nail in his coffin, so to speak..... :
=Z=
Packaging our first and at least one of our seconds and a later round pick would have landed us Cutler.
Cook and Griff were projected to go much later than they did.
Not sure how that can be called a myth.
Maybe just speculation.
;D
Maybe they felt giving up most of your draft for 1 unproven QB wasn't worth it?
Or maybe Denver didn't really want to part with the pick
Never the less if they wouldn't take just a 1st and 2nd there is no way I would give more then that to jump up a few spots
We could have traded up instead.
You are right!!
So im not so sure we were in discussions with Denver like Marr was saying

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04-06-2009, 01:53 PM #8
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Re: Foley finagled a bedrock draft
"i_bleed_purple" wrote:
That is what I remember too."V4L" wrote:
If I remember correctly, denver traded up to get that pick, they never had it initially."Marrdro" wrote:
"Zeus" wrote:
Say what you will, however, they were in discussions with Denver for the pick and didn't pull it off."Marrdro" wrote:
Marrdro the myth-maker strikes again.Former Vikings personnel boss Fran Foley only lasted a few months on the job, but his 2006 draft produced some solid starters. His personnel touch has proved to be better than his personal touch.
http://min.scout.com/2/853833.html
I hack on this yutz alot, mostly related to how he goofed the first 3 picks, however,......Hell, no way I can put a positive spin on that draft.......
That yutz could have got Cutler with a mix of the first 3 picks and still got Cook, Griff in the later rounds were they were projected.
Long story short, Only thing that saved that draft was Scott Studwell and his scouts. No way that yutz could miss with the talent Scott had lined up even if he did take most of them way to high, which IMHO was the nail in his coffin, so to speak..... :
=Z=
Packaging our first and at least one of our seconds and a later round pick would have landed us Cutler.
Cook and Griff were projected to go much later than they did.
Not sure how that can be called a myth.
Maybe just speculation.
;D
Maybe they felt giving up most of your draft for 1 unproven QB wasn't worth it?
Or maybe Denver didn't really want to part with the pick
Never the less if they wouldn't take just a 1st and 2nd there is no way I would give more then that to jump up a few spots
We could have traded up instead.
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04-06-2009, 01:54 PM #9
Re: Foley finagled a bedrock draft
Can't really say Foley "screwed the pooch" here

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04-06-2009, 01:57 PM #10
Re: Foley finagled a bedrock draft
"i_bleed_purple" wrote:
You are correct."V4L" wrote:
If I remember correctly, denver traded up to get that pick, they never had it initially."Marrdro" wrote:
"Zeus" wrote:
Say what you will, however, they were in discussions with Denver for the pick and didn't pull it off."Marrdro" wrote:
Marrdro the myth-maker strikes again.Former Vikings personnel boss Fran Foley only lasted a few months on the job, but his 2006 draft produced some solid starters. His personnel touch has proved to be better than his personal touch.
http://min.scout.com/2/853833.html
I hack on this yutz alot, mostly related to how he goofed the first 3 picks, however,......Hell, no way I can put a positive spin on that draft.......
That yutz could have got Cutler with a mix of the first 3 picks and still got Cook, Griff in the later rounds were they were projected.
Long story short, Only thing that saved that draft was Scott Studwell and his scouts. No way that yutz could miss with the talent Scott had lined up even if he did take most of them way to high, which IMHO was the nail in his coffin, so to speak..... :
=Z=
Packaging our first and at least one of our seconds and a later round pick would have landed us Cutler.
Cook and Griff were projected to go much later than they did.
Not sure how that can be called a myth.
Maybe just speculation.
;D
Maybe they felt giving up most of your draft for 1 unproven QB wasn't worth it?
Or maybe Denver didn't really want to part with the pick
Never the less if they wouldn't take just a 1st and 2nd there is no way I would give more then that to jump up a few spots
We could have traded up instead.
They gave up their 15th and 68th overall to the Rams.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
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