Simple Question What's Your Answer and Reason

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(03-21-2021, 05:25 PM)Synric Wrote: Lol your post translate to take the lowest percentage because the likelyhood of getting a good player at that position is less likely than one of the higher percentage.

You draft a player not a percentage rate.

The whole post is a terrible illogical mess.  

He's doing pick percentages on a 6 year sample size.  So 1 pick=16% of a team's allocated draft picks for that period.

The % of T's the playoff teams took in the 1st is 10%.  So, the average # of OT's the playoff teams from this year took in the 1st in that span is less than 2/3. They don't even average out to each team taking 1 T in the 1st over a 6 year span. He then tries to use this to support drafting a 3rd OT in 7 years.

I mean, it's totally fine to want Sewell.  He's a great prospect at a position where we need help.  However, people shouldn't be trying to argue that good teams "build through the trenches" and just draft OL in the first over and over again, because that's not what they do.  Truthfully, if you draft any position group in the 1st over and over, your team is going to struggle.