Some draft classes that look stellar on draft day look dismal years later. Others that look like a bust lay the groundwork for future success. That's why teams often say it's best to wait three years before grading a draft class. With that in mind, Scouts Inc. went back and reviewed the 2005 draft. We graded every team's draft class and then compared it to an average grade given immediately following the 2005 draft from five major Web sites -- Yahoo! Sports, CBS Sports, Sports Illustrated, Sporting News and ESPN. Five teams (Arizona, Carolina, Chicago, Detroit and Minnesota) were given at least a two-letter grade difference, while eight others (Denver, Houston, Kansas City, New Orleans, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle and St. Louis) had a one-letter grade difference. rest of story link http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft08/news/story?id=3333998
I'm thinking in a couple more years, that grade will drop another letter. Roth, Crowder and Daniels need to step up big time!