Well, yes. As we have talked about it before, while he hit on a couple of nice players in 2012, his next 2 drafts were dreadful:

2013:
Round 1 = Bjoern Werner
Round 2 = Traded for Vontae Davis
Round 3 = Hugh Thornton
Round 4 = Khaled Holmes
Round 5 = Montori Hughes
Round 6 = John Boyett
Round 7 = Kerwynn Williams
Round 7 = Justice Cunningham

Davis has been an all-pro but otherwise, Werner was a bust, Hughes, Boyett, Williams and Cunningham were all non-factors and Thornton and Holmes were bottom tier "starters" for a couple of years. 1 good/impact player out of that draft.

2014:
Round 1 = Traded for Trent Richardson
Round 2 = Jack Mewhort
Round 3 = Donte Moncrief
Round 5 = Jonathan Newsome
Round 6 = Andrew Jackson
Round 7 = John Ulrick

Mewhort and Moncrief are good, solid staters in the league. Everyone else on that list were at best, one hit wonders (Newsome) or were never hit wonders.


So, out of 2 draft classes, Grigson hit on 3 players with his draft picks that were long-term pieces of the puzzle for the Colts. The real kicker is that he missed on both of his 1st round picks. Those guys should be the backbone of your team for years to come.

My guess is that to be considered a successful GM, you have to hit on 3 or 4 players a year to be contributors at whatever level they were drafted

2015 was better with Anderson, Geathers, Parry and Good looking like they are nice pieces going forward. Perhaps Dorsett can add to that number but that was, at least, a contribution draft class much like 2012 was (Luck, Fleener, Doyle, Hilton). 2013 and 2014, however, were black holes.

Cheers,

Amazing that we still have the loyal Grigson fan club here.

Those posts do not qualify them as part of any fan club. They point out that one draft was good, which implies the rest were not.

How the hell did this get to two pages you bunch of fu**ing monkeys

Of course that's what I said.