D U L U T H   M O O S E

#06 Duluth-LB-David Saaverda

Saaverda's stock had really fallen, if you listened to the 
whispers. I'm glad to see that Szatch didn't buy into that. 
Saaverda is a nightmare. 

#20-Duluth-OL-Oscar Townsend

Much-needed help on the OL for Szatch. With only three top 
OL availbe, Szatch did well to get Townsend at this pick. This 
was a definite steal, one of the great picks of the draft.

#30-Duluth-LB-Andy Crowe

Crowe is superb, and he was picked right where predicted. 
More big help for Szatch.

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Duluth got Dwight Kennedy for his #31 (which he obtained 
from Arkham for Deon White), and that #31 was used by 
Texas to take Sean Kay, one of the steals of the draft. Scary.
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#60-Duluth-TE-Spencer Wakeman

After trading away all his middle picks, Duluth was left picking 
through the scraps at number 60. Wakeman fell right on 
schedule, but he's nearly useless. Clearly not the best pick 
here.

#66-Duluth-SS-Jeff Walker

Walker was a great pick at 66. He'll be much more useful than 
Wakeman to Duluth.

#69-Duluth-CB-Jim Brook

You always hope for something great on pick #69. Brook must 
be better in the bedroom than he is on the playing field. I 
don't expect to see him on the field much, but if I do, I'll be 
happy...

OVERALL:
Szatch is still weak on both the OL and DL. His safety 
situation is horrible. He failed to address key problems, while 
taking two great linebackers for a team that already had good 
linebacking. His fullback, in from semi-pro ball, arguably gives 
him the best running tandem in the league. They just need 
some blocking.

GRADE: C