Oh, so only players in the first three rounds, eh? Do lower draft choices not count, or doesn't it support your silly argument?
I'd say that three years of 1,000+ yards is good ROI for Henry. Why is this a bad draft pick? I think it's a damn good one. You're wrong there.
Mike Williams has been playing quite well this year. Do you actually *watch* football, or just read Jerry Sullivan columns?
Coy Wire - quite a good ST player.
Let's see - Josh Reed (a 2nd rounder) replaced with Lee Evans (who happens to be a Donahoe draft pick paying off in his rookie year). Not sure what you are trying to argue here, but you're looking quite foolish.
I don't know why you chose not to evaluate lower picks, but I consider those part of a draft. Let's look at a few, can we?
1. Jonas Jennings. Hmmm. He was a 3rd round pick. Why do you neglect to mention him? Hmmm? Maybe because it makes you look foolish?
2. Willis. Looking like a damn good pick, isn't he? Oh, sorry, I forgot that Donahoe stinks at drafting.
3. Aaron Schoebel. Hmmm. Do you have a problem with that pick?
4. Freddie Smith - 7th round. When a 7th round player does well, that tells you something, right? Like maybe Donahoe is good at drafting?
5. There's some guy named Terence McGee on the Bills team. I think he's run for a few TDs. Remind me how many, please. And you might want to check what round he was drafted in, and by who. (Hint: 4th, Donahoe)
6. Nate Clements. Please explain how he's a bad pick.
7. Ron Edwards. 3rd Round. Very good part of the Bills rotation.