Alan
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It's not a crapshoot as it's not entirely random, but there are innumerable confounding variables at play when judging if a future player will be successful. The best organizations know what those variables are and how best to measure them. This gives them a clearer picture on how the pieces will ultimately fit together. Look at New England for perhaps the best example of what success at this "variable dictionary" brings.
Look at the likes of Jacksonville, New York (either team), or Seattle for the results of organizations that can't properly grasp these variables and whose draft picks are, therefore, much more likely to fail.
You wouldn't want Tom fucking Brady playing with the Jags or Jets this season. With those offensive lines? He'd probably just straight up die on the field.
Look at the likes of Jacksonville, New York (either team), or Seattle for the results of organizations that can't properly grasp these variables and whose draft picks are, therefore, much more likely to fail.
You wouldn't want Tom fucking Brady playing with the Jags or Jets this season. With those offensive lines? He'd probably just straight up die on the field.