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Looking at Deion Sanders track record, the players he advises are riddled with trouble. Now after the Crabtree debacle, and Bryant lying about Sanders being his advisor, you have to wonder if teams are going to let him drop a bit for fear of the influence Deion might have over him and any potential issues. Sanders is an egomaniac and is advising his guys in the same irresponsible manor. Personally I like Bryant, even though we can't go WR that high, but at this point, I don't know if I would want him even if he drops unless he breaks ties with D. I'm sure a lot of GM's are thinking the same. Who wants to draft the next Pacman or Crabtree? I just wonder how far he falls and how much his talent level keeps him afloat.
we CAN go receiver that high. this team needs to draft BPA. It is the only way to avoid reaching, look where drafting by need has gotten us in the past. Realistically, this team has to get better at every position.
That's kind of a ridiculous assessment. So because Deion is taking it under his wings to try to mentor some misguided future stars he is all of a sudden the problem and will turn these guys into divas? Lol. Sorry. But that's a personality trait that your born with, either you have that type of attitude or you don't....
Quote from: warrenfb12 on October 09, 2009, 12:17:06 PMwe CAN go receiver that high. this team needs to draft BPA. It is the only way to avoid reaching, look where drafting by need has gotten us in the past. Realistically, this team has to get better at every position.