Once all is said and done what do you think a team needs to get out of a draft for it to be successful? Is it the amount of games or plays they get out of the players, is it producing 2 or 3 starters and maybe a couple depth guys, is it producing ProBowl players?

When I go back and Look at Ron Wolf's drafts I have to say 2000 was his best draft for the Packers where he got Bubba, Clifton, KGB and Tauscher.

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If you're rebuilding from scratch, you want players. You need depth to fill out your roster.

If you're at the top, maybe you fill a need. Maybe you swing for the fences.

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You need to find a handful of very impactful players that are just better than other teams guys. That's pretty tough to do without using FA to get ones you missed on. A good draft ends up being relative to what you already have on the roster. We have very few impact guys on our roster so a good draft is one where we find a true difference maker. We don't need more good players we need a few great ones.

When we won our last two SB's we had and handful of guys who were difference makers...and they didn't all come from the draft.

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