(12-14-2018, 11:05 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(12-14-2018, 09:39 PM)Setsuna00 Wrote: Enlighten me on your 100% success rate of opinions about draft picks over the years. I'd be ever so interested to hear about how you've never been wrong. I'll wait...

My draft takes are probably somewhere between 50-60% success rate actually. 

When you lobby for a longshot as loudly, proudly, and obnoxiously as you did for Bray - you deserve to have it thrown in your face any time you spout further QB prospect hot takes. You'll be OK.
Just promise you'll keep sharing all that QB knowledge with us!
This one is aging well:

https://www.duvalpride.com/showthread.ph...pid1116063

I think that's pretty much the average for everyone. Even the so called, "experts" only hit on about 70% at most. At some point, everyone falls for a player that for one reason or another just doesn't find success. Sometimes it's just that the guy has too many flaws, sometimes they are a "headcase" or sometimes they suffer a major injury and either can't come back or when they do, they are never the same type of player. Picking college players is a complete "crapshoot" especially for us fans, who don't know what the players are like behind closed doors, have no access to medical records or have no clue how good they are at grasping new schemes and concepts. Basically, everyone on the board is just taking educated guesses. That includes myself.

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