Great list. For all the talk about early round busts, it's pretty apparent that if you aren't drafted in the first few rounds, you aren't going to the Hall. FYI, the only reason Staubach went so late was because he had a five year Naval commitment that scared teams off. He was drafted in '64 but didn't actually play until '69. Pretty amazing.
Mel Kiper, who I suspect knows a bit more about the draft than myself, gave the Seahawks a "B". We got Marcus Trufant in the first round, who was a WSU Cougar, so I expect him to be a total and complete bust. Our last pick was a guy named Taco. If Trufant can step in this year and perform, then expect to see malcontent roidhead Shawn Springs leave town next year. I'm sure he'll find a home somewhere.
billsaysthis - But Ken Dorsey, even in the 7th round? Terry Donahue has us heading for a stretch of mediocrity if Dr. York doesn't do something fast. The 49ers have a history of taking chances on quarterbacks, so this should be no surprise. Who knows? Montana didn't have the strongest arm in the world coming out of Notre Dame. I'm not saying Dorsey is going to be the next Joe...far from it. However, people are pretty quick to brush him aside. Anyways, my Jags got their QB of the future, a good cornerback/safety and a soon-to-be starter at guard. Given the team's history, as long as more then half of the draftees make it past first cuts in training camp, it's an improvement.
