Yesterday, 11:45 AM
(Yesterday, 11:21 AM)ERIC1 Wrote: We may have better access to data but that does not change anything..aside from a small percentage of draft picks that kick butt in their first year...most significant imorovement is made in years two and three and most NFL teams rely on that in their overall expectations
But the data can tell you how much to realistically expect from a player. I'm not even sure what players we have that we could say fall into this category? Mims looks like he can be solid albeit still with injury concerns. Jenkins and Jackson look to be decent rotational players but this might be the most intriguing Jackson played better at the end of the season and Jenkins played worse. Other guys have more years/data so they are probably what they are at this point.
