Originally posted by 4ML:Originally posted by Rubberneck36:Originally posted by 4ML:Actually you can...because teams tend to reach for who they like all the time. Very few teams truly adopt BPA policy. It is not an anomaly when a 60th pick out-performs 50th pick. It happens all the time.
Lol. Statically speaking, the better pick is the better player. Don't try and fool anyone. At this point its not an issue, but lets not be silly
Theoretically you're right. Historically, you're not.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nfl--best-pick-of-the-nfl-draft--try-lucky-no--24-153919920.html
Admit it: Sometime in your football-loving life, you've secretly shrugged off your favorite NFL team's late-season loss because "at least we'll get a better draft pick." Hey, we get it: There isn't much solace in losing – especially in December – and maybe that loss will translate to a superstar rookie the next year.
Or… maybe not.
The Wall Street Journal did the math, and the "better" picks might be anything but.
Lol thats about the first round.
I'm out. Root for what you guys want.
Personally I hope we package one of the 11 picks to move up, but you guys might think we are better off picking in the 6th since Brady went there.