02-12-2018, 02:50 PM
(02-11-2018, 08:25 PM)BengalChris Wrote: Interesting question.
Early on, 1994 era, there were 1st and 2nd round comp picks, so those are a bit harder to count because they were high picks.
There is only one comp pick in the HoF and that is Larry Allen, who was a 2nd round and pick #46 overall by Dallas in 1994.
Tom Brady was a 6th round comp pick and he'll be HoFer number 2.
Here's a link which lists the top 18 most impactful comp picks. I guess they couldn't come up with 20.
Most Impactful Comp Picks
Considering there are 32 comp picks each year in today's game, 18 out of 32 x 23 (736) years is 2.45% that were impactful. 2.45% would be 1 out of every 48 or so. That's pretty sad. 2 out of 736 have been HoF quality, which is 0.27%. That would only be 1 HoFer by today's rules where the highest comp picks are 3rd rounders.
Good work Chris, bout what i thought.
(02-11-2018, 08:50 PM)bengalhoel Wrote: I have to disagree with you there. I will say that Whit leaving probably is the only reason Alexander isnt here, which I think is a positive.
Yeah and that actually is a big time positive. That is how bad PA was, had to lose Whit in order to lose PA.
And i would do it again, sorry Whit but if Whit was here i truly think we would of made the playoffs last year went
one and done and PA would still be here.
