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The idea was to hopefully not have to draft a QB next year. I get what you're saying. But at least as it applies Sanders, I think you might wish to look at the success rate of fifth round draft picks. It's not very good no matter what position you draft. And I would suggest if you find a QB in round 3 or 5, you drafted a player who might help. Even if they end up being a four year backup.

Why would I need to look at anything? I know that the odds against begin to stack up the deeper in the draft you go, especially after round 2.

Even more so when talking about a QB you hope becomes a good starter.

Don't you look for every draft pick to be a good starter?

No, I want them to suck. notallthere

What the hell are you talking about.?

The part in bold makes it pretty self explanatory.


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I feel like too many people put too much stock, positive and negative, in the predictive merit of a player’s draft position. Each one of these guys is an individual player with a story for why they got drafted where they did. There’s certainly some “wisdom of the crowd”, players drafted earlier show up as starters more often than those drafted later, but there’s also group think and sometimes some traits get over valued which leads to other traits getting overlooked.

I’m not an idiot, I know physical attributes matter a great deal in this game but what’s between the ears matters more to the QB position than just about any other in major sports. I don’t know if Gabriel washes out because his body just can clear the bar but when I look at his consistency and productivity in different environments, all against elite competition, I think that’s the kind of head-set that excites me. I totally understand why he dropped and I know I have a typical Brownsian wishful thinking but I’m very excited to see this kid in action. I love an underdog!




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