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I haven't had the time to keep up with the draft or football much at all but I was throwing around an idea and I can't find anything out there like it. Would be great if each one of the draftniks out there would participate. The hard thing from year to year is putting the player rankings in context and I would love to get some of you guys thoughts on where the prospects rank in terms of the last 4 or 5 drafts. So if you're talking about Young/Stroud if you were to take the last 5 drafts where do they rank among prospects (at the time of the draft, not current day). I started a new thread because I think it is a bit of a different discussion that fills in some of the context that those of us who can't pay as much attention as we'd like to are missing. I mean I get the trade down or bpa strategy but if you look at stroud/young and see the a top 2 or 3 qb from the last 4 or5 drafts then you gotta take him. I'm not limiting it to the QB position, I really don't know where any of the prospects fit in.
I haven't had the time to keep up with the draft or football much at all but I was throwing around an idea and I can't find anything out there like it. Would be great if each one of the draftniks out there would participate. The hard thing from year to year is putting the player rankings in context and I would love to get some of you guys thoughts on where the prospects rank in terms of the last 4 or 5 drafts. So if you're talking about Young/Stroud if you were to take the last 5 drafts where do they rank among prospects (at the time of the draft, not current day). I started a new thread because I think it is a bit of a different discussion that fills in some of the context that those of us who can't pay as much attention as we'd like to are missing. I mean I get the trade down or bpa strategy but if you look at stroud/young and see the a top 2 or 3 qb from the last 4 or5 drafts then you gotta take him. I'm not limiting it to the QB position, I really don't know where any of the prospects fit in.