01-08-2018, 08:31 PM
This used to be one of Mike Brown and Hobspin's go-to stats. Just because they're keeping a lot of drafted players doesn't mean those kept players are any good. Leonard Leap did a good job of explaining that.
I'd like to see a list of drafted players that made a pro-bowl, all-pro or top 10 at their position according to PFF.
Those would be a more accurate way of judging draft success...rather than just looking at whether or not we kept these players. You could also simply look at our recent record. We're not winning for some reason. I'd argue that draft busts along the o-line is a huge part of that.
I'd like to see a list of drafted players that made a pro-bowl, all-pro or top 10 at their position according to PFF.
Those would be a more accurate way of judging draft success...rather than just looking at whether or not we kept these players. You could also simply look at our recent record. We're not winning for some reason. I'd argue that draft busts along the o-line is a huge part of that.
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