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re: NFL Draft Predictions - SEC Players only.

Posted on 2/23/11 at 7:57 pm to
Posted by GamecockAlum
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Posted on 2/23/11 at 7:57 pm to
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Comparing an individual draft to another is asinine, so I'm not gonna bother...


Does not change the fact that even when a sizable number of NFL teams need a new quarterback they traditionally don't reach for them in the first round. For some reason the talking heads seem to think that if you need a starting quarterback either now or down the line, you MUST take one in the first round. Every year a segment of sports fans buy into it hook line and sinker and every single year, a quarterback who was suppose to be drafted no later than spot X falls past that spot without fail.

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Again, what if I flip that same argument on you? It's a double edged sword...



I don't do Mock Drafts because I have no idea what GMs/Scouts know about the prospects that we in the general public are oblivious to. They spend their entire year breaking down film on players an evaluating their skill sets and projecting how they will do in their systems.

Guys like Kiper and McShay don't do that. Sure they get to watch more film than the Average Joe, but they put nowhere as much time and effort into scouting and breaking down players as the scouts do.
Posted by MagillaGuerilla
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Member since Nov 2009
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Posted on 2/23/11 at 8:03 pm to
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Does not change the fact that even when a sizable number of NFL teams need a new quarterback they traditionally don't reach for them in the first round.


Who's saying they would be reaching? You are speculating.

I'm sure you could go through every draft and you'll find one with the highest OTs, RBs, WRs, DTs, etc.. in the first round ever. There is no regularity in the draft, each is it's own individual anomaly...

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I don't do Mock Drafts because I have no idea what GMs/Scouts know about the prospects that we in the general public are oblivious to. They spend their entire year breaking down film on players an evaluating their skill sets and projecting how they will do in their systems.

Guys like Kiper and McShay don't do that. Sure they get to watch more film than the Average Joe, but they put nowhere as much time and effort into scouting and breaking down players as the scouts do.



Yet you have no problem bashing others about how wrong they are without having zero credibility to back that up.

You can't just question Kiper and McShay's accuracy then self promote your own word as the say all end all when it comes to the draft.

What you say holds no more merit, if not less, than the talking heads on ESPN.

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