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Wednesday, April 19, 1989 / University Daily Kansan
NFL wishes for another draft like '83
The Associated Press
NEW YORK - If only it was 1983 again.
That's how just about every NFL general manager and director of personnel feels about the draft in the last decade. If every crop of available college players was as talented and deep as it was in 1983, they might not have to spend every waking minute breaking down film, making personal scouting trips or checking out tins.
"The '83 was a very deep draft," said Dick Steinberg, player development director for the New England Patriots. "Not only the quarterbacks, Curt Warner and Eric Dickerson were in that draft, too."
Jim Finks, who was the Chicago Bears' team president six years ago and is now the general manager of the New Orleans Saints, agreed.
"One year that jumps out at me is 1983." Finks said. "As an idea of the quality of player, Buffalo got Jim Kelly. Chicago got Jim Covert and Wille Gautt. Cincinnati got Dave Mullen. Detroit got Baltimore took John Elway, and they made the trade of two quality players.
Detroit got James Jones, who is still very productive. Houston got Bruce Matthews, a guard from Southern Cal. The Rams got Eric Dickerson. The Rams got Taylon New England got Tony Erian, and the Jets got Ken O'Brien.
"To me, that draft stands out. A couple of those guys look to me as if they have a good opportunity to wind up in Canton, Ohio."
If there was a Hall of Fame for drafts, 1983 certainly would be in it. Elway, Marino, Eason, O'Brien, Kelly, Carson, were in the first round. Elway was the top pick, followed by Warner, Dickerson and Hinton. Darrell
Owners approve Dallas sale as Cowboys' president quits
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — An era came to an end yesterday when NFL players unanimously approved the sale of the Dallas Cowboys to Arkansas oilman Jerry Jones and Tex Schramm. The only provision team had, resigned to head the new International Football League.
Since Jones bought the team Feb. 25 for $146 million, Schramm has been left out of all of the team's major decisions.
The vote, at a special meeting,
was followed by the announcement that Schramm would head the
league, which hopes to start play as early as next spring. Schramm
had headed the Cowboys since their start 29 years ago as an
expansion team.
For example, Jones, without Schrumm's approval, fired Tom Landry as coach and replaced him with Miami coach Jimmy Johnson.
"I'ts just not my style to sit around and take orders," Schramm said earlier. "It's difficult for me because I've been running an organization for 29 years."
"Jones has said he would be in charge of everything from jacks to socks." Schramm said. "He has."
Under previous owners Clint Murchison j. H. and J.R. "Bum" Bright. Schramm's autonomy as one of the franchise was unchallenged.
Because the sale involved the purchase of Texas Stadium and the Cowboys vast complex at Valley Ranch, the NFL withheld approval until all financial aspects of the deal could be studied.
Schramm's league will play in the spring and have six sites in the United States and six in Europe.
"I think it will work," he said.
Kansas City, needing a passer,
went for Blackledge of national
champion Penn State when Marino,
Kelly, Eason and O'Brien were
around. Blackledge was a bust.
Overall, however, no group in this
round. Blackeye was a bus.
Overall, however, no group in this decade compares with '83.
it was considered to lack substance beyond the first 50 players. If any team proved that wrong, it was the Jets, who got safety Erik McMillan, the defensive rookie of the year, and James Hasty.
But you don't measure the strength of a draft solely by the top 28 picks. Down in the eighth round, the Bears found Richard Dent. Cincinnati came up with Tim Krumke in the 10th, and Denver discovered Karl Mecklenburg in the 12th and final round. All three have been iAnt-Pros.
Green, Billy Ray Smith and Joey Browner also were first-rounders.
for the Steelers. Pittsburgh got virtually nothing from that draft.
"We can only dream of coming up with another group like that one," said Mike Hickey, who handles the draft for the New York Jets.
Hickey and the Jets were thrilled by last year's grab bag, even though
out of the 1984 draft. In the second round, Cincinnati grabbed Boomer Esiason and Atlanta got Scott Case. Both went to the Pro Bowl.
"If we come out of this one with what we got last year, we'll be smiling."
Not everyone prospected in '83. Pittsburgh's first choice was Gabe Rubenstein, a 21-year-old kid from Texas & A&M who was paralyzed in an auto accident and never played
"Lots of times, too much focus is put on the No. 15." Jets coach Joe Walton said. "The most important picks are the mid-rounds, when you can get _some darn good football players, like we did last year.
So have Fred Young, whom Seattle drafted in the third round; Michael Carter, taken in the fifth by San Francisco; and Earnest Byner, a bargain basement pick for Cleveland in Round 10.
"Since 1844, none of them have been that strong." Steinberg said. "I know that there's been a smaller college-age population, which has affected a lot of industries, not only football."
While the GMs and personnel people might yearn for the simpler days of earlier decades, they also keep in mind that it matters little how good an entire crop is as long as they pick the best of it.
"What turned out good for the New Orleans Saints," Finks said of 1966, "particularly in the second and third quarter. I watched a game where Mayes and Pat Swelling), did not necessarily fall well for the other clubs. The one thing I have learned in the few campaigns I have been through, that none of them are a sure thing."
Not even the Class of '83. But it was
'lose.
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