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Andy Reid’s offensive game plan is predictable. His draft-day strategy? Not so much. During 11 seasons as the head coach, it is impossible to figure out what Reid is going to do based on past draft-day performances. Here’s his track record with the round number listed first and the overall pick listed second in parentheses: 1999 (1,2): QB, Donovan McNabb 2000 (1,6): DT, Corey Simon 2001 (1,25): WR, Freddie Mitchell 2002 (1,26): CB, Lito Sheppard 2003 (1,15): DE Jerome McDougle 2004 (1,16); OT, Shawn Andrews 2005 (1,31): DT, Mike Patterson 2006 (1,14): DT, Broderick Bunkley 2007 (2,36): QB, Kevin Kolb 2008 (2,47): DT, Trevor Laws 2009 (1,19):WR, Jeremy Maclin It’s not a bad track record at all, but you walk away with few answers and one major question. The only answers we ...

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