Quote:Of course there are meaningless wins, I cited a perfect example earlier in the thread. If the Colts had won another game, its not like the trajectory of the team was going to change for the better. Just look at last year, the Texans won their last game to elevate them to 9 wins. How has that affected the trajectory of the team this year? It seems their progress stagnated because they weren't able to inject anymore top talent to the roster. Look at the 49ers, Saints and Browns of last year. Your success doesn't 'carry over' in some magical way. The Panthers have continued their winning ways because they have a supremely talented roster, not because they 'built momentum' from the year past. You don't have to look hard to find examples on the other side of the coin--the Bucs went from 2 wins to competing for the playoffs largely due to the play from top pick Winston. Or how about the Colts when they got Luck? The answer to long term success is acquiring talent, and you best raise your chances of doing so at the top of the draft, not the middle.

You continue to cheer for losses and focus on mock drafts.  The rest of us will hope our team wins.  Most fans cheer for a Super Bowl victory and those don't happen unless you win games.  By your theory, we should already be Super Bowl champs because we've had high draft picks for ten years now and still are lucky to win half our games. We've tried your theory for a decade now, is that enough time for you to understand that you might want to reconsider?

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