SF, if the concern is you might not be able to get a guy next year, there is another alternative. Take a different guy later on this year. Again, we're all saying the same thing. We hope JG never sees the field, he's just a backup, etc. If that's the case, is it more important to get "your guy" at number 62 rather than grab someone later on, if they are just going to sit on the bench? I personally don't think so. And if you take a guy later on, and you aren't really happy with him, then you just keep Mallett and look again next year. The bottom line is that there are a ton of options to shoring up the depth behind Brady for a couple of years that don't involved drafting a guy in the 2nd round this year. That's literally my only problem with the pick. If they feel that JG is that much better than whatever else they could have gotten later on in the draft, or next year, I have a hard time buying that they were so confident that he would reach them at #62. It just doesn't fit. Something is lost in translation when thinking about it logically, and thus, the only thing I keep coming back to is that they had to have drafted the best available guy according to their board, need be damned.