All part of Kwesi's long-range plan

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Roseman has as much playing, coaching and scouting experience as Kwesi. As far as those players go, Mailata had never played a down of American football before being drafted in the 7th round. He was a shot in the dark they got lucky on, but good on Roseman for seeing his potential. Steen and Ringo are not players that would go in his win column, at least not yet anyway. The rest are 2nd rounders, and we haven’t had a 2nd rounder in three straight drafts. That has an impact. However, those 2nd round assets are tied up like tranches in TJ Hockenson, Dallas Turner and JJ McCarthy. 

Kwesi's free agents have been good and his 2022 draft was historically bad. But we won’t have a good picture of where Kwesi stands as a drafting GM until after we see what we get from JJ, Turner and Blackmon.

I guess we can all agree that it's "wait and see" on Kwesi's draft acumen until we know what we have in McCarthy, Turner, and Donovan Jackson. These three turn into the players I think they will be, then the perception of Kwesi and his ability to draft competently goes waaaaay up and we no longer have this conversation