Remember how Howie brayed and hawed over his great 2012 draft

[Loki]

Um....no.

The last two drafts are on Howie. Kendrick and Cox are all Howie's.

[RSE]

I think he was being sarcastic.

Express Lane Johnson is on Howie too.

[RSE]

And to be clear: it's possible that all these guys are really players and that the coaching sucks shit. Entirely possible.

[RSE]

http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/ne...5-fc3a4922c457

The maiden selection of Roseman's inaugural draft was Michigan defensive end Brandon Graham. Roseman, head coach Andy Reid and the rest of the Eagles' personnel department were so smitten with Graham's potential as a game-changing pass rusher that they traded up for him.

Sticking with defensive ends, Roseman spent his third-round pick last year on a previously unknown defensive end from Washington named Daniel Te'o-Nesheim, whom the Eagles envisioned as a high-motor pass rusher who could make some noise up the middle of an offensive line. Te'o-Nesheim began training camp working with the first-team nickel defense as a defensive tackle, but his impact during his rookie season was minimal.

"Someone asked me a couple days ago, just a friend in the league, they said, 'Do you guys change the way you deal with late draft picks? Do you let this guy do them or that guy do them?'" said Roseman." And I said, 'Man, that's like my favorite round. I love it.'

"Because what we find is that we have a lot of guys with (fourth- or fifth-round grades) that are still available and it's before the feeding frenzy of undrafted free agents."

Read the whole thing. The horseshit flows so effortlessly from Roseman's mouth. His take on Trevard Lindley is right up there with his assessment of Jaiqwaun Jarrett.

[Ellsworth]

Draft day, fletcher cox Can play ANYWHERE!

yesterday, Howlo said the following:

Roseman said learning to play as a 3-4 end is a difficult transition for Fletcher Cox, the 12th overall pick in the 2012 draft, who left college a year early and won't turn 23 until Dec. 13. "When you've been doing something your whole life, and you're playing in a certain scheme your whole life, and now you have to transition, it takes time to do that effectively," Roseman said. "He's got tremendous passion for the game of football, he's got tremendous ability, he's an incredibly explosive player in terms of power and athletic ability . . . It doesn't come automatically for players in the National Football League. You see that all around the league; guys aren't just coming off from college and just dominating over [their first] 20 games, but you see enough flashes to know what kind of a player he can be."

[RSE]

http://www.newyorkjets.com/team/rost...3-404d72e60753

http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/team/...9-3b0e62c97cbc

http://www.panthers.com/team/roster/...f-da2335dbc4cf

http://www.detroitlions.com/team/ros...6-f1209a6c5f72

[Ellsworth]

sickening

[Irish George]

I agree with this post

We'll all be dead long before this city sees a Super Bowl Champion.

I'm 100% sure of it.

My Dad and my best friend both died before they saw one. 'Im no better than they are.