01-08-2020, 07:03 PM
My take away is if you put a draft grade of 300+ on any UDFA (fair to me, but asterisk a guy like Collins), then you divide by 5 to get an average. Once you do that, the number 1 OL definitely built solely through the draft and drafted OL very well was Dallas.
The others have a combination of good drafting (like Yanda of Ravens) and seem to also have great OL coaching to develop their OL (Pats for example).
Sp to me in the end, it is a combo of good drafting (filling in draft mistakes through FA) and as or more important great OL coaching. Simply many teams invest less in players, but invested in great coaching short and long term.
The others have a combination of good drafting (like Yanda of Ravens) and seem to also have great OL coaching to develop their OL (Pats for example).
Sp to me in the end, it is a combo of good drafting (filling in draft mistakes through FA) and as or more important great OL coaching. Simply many teams invest less in players, but invested in great coaching short and long term.
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First 6 years BB - 41 wins and 54 losses with 1-1 playoff record with 2 teams Browns and Pats
