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The original was posted on /r/nfl by /u/ZhangtheGreat on 2024-06-16 23:09:53+00:00.
In 2020, we got clowned immediately (and in many ways are still getting clowned to this day) for drafting Jalen Reagor and handing Justin Jefferson to the Vikings, but Howie Roseman has since more than made up for that awful move by taking DeVonta Smith and trading for AJ Brown. Now, with both guys extended, our primary WRs–barring the unforeseen–are set for the next few seasons.
We can’t ever take back bad moves, and often, those moves set a team back for years, but there are those times that a team is able to pull off some good moves that make up for these mistakes. Are there any that apply to your team?