Tryon's value?
by Ach on Sep 10, 2010 1:31 AM EDT
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Also anyone else think that Farve's mouth looked weird tonight? Tight lipped and not very happy looking? His acting on handoffs was immaculate, but I wasn't overly impressed by his demeanor.
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any draft pick is not "loosing value"
when the guy was gonna be cut. If I had to guess it’s a 7th rounder conditional on how many snaps he takes or if he’s still on their roster at the end of the year.
Agreed
Save that for my two cents Tryon makes the roster ahead of Westbrook sans a trade partner. I’m convinced that Tryon is significantly better at corner (that’s also a hat trip to BW’s special teams play, in which Tryon smells slightly less sweet). I’m curious to see how much better Tryon was in the eyes of Mike and Co.
Regardless though, “loosing value” is a crappy term that doesn’t really mean anything, as you said.
TTB!
A draft pick is for a potential. Once that potential is tested a value is established - up or down. Barnes is still in that
iffy position. Is he going to be a replacement quality starter? Tryon impressed Green but not the Redskins’ staff.
I'd imagine it was a 6th, with possibility if a 5th if he performs
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