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re: 2017 RMD: In The Books!
Posted on 2/27/17 at 5:52 pm to GaytorHater703
Posted on 2/27/17 at 5:52 pm to GaytorHater703
The question I ask myself is if I was the head coach where I would I a lot the kid. I watch the video and make a decision. In most cases I get it right. But I didn't see Travon McMillian being a RB. Or D'Eriq King being a WR. I brought them both in as QB.
Part of the fun for me is too find hidden gems. Yeah you can stack 5 OTs but it doesn't give credit to your expertise or talent eye. You just threw a bunch of them and eventually got a hit.
One of my favorite success stories wasn't even my player. I remember when the dude grabbed Manziel late. Nobody scoffed. I try to get that Manziel story this time in the draft.
But bottom line. An OC/OG/OT are different skills sets and are still interchangeable. I just draft where I would put them. But as Jem said I try to stay as close to what sites have them as possible. Not just throw shite and see if it sticks.
Part of the fun for me is too find hidden gems. Yeah you can stack 5 OTs but it doesn't give credit to your expertise or talent eye. You just threw a bunch of them and eventually got a hit.
One of my favorite success stories wasn't even my player. I remember when the dude grabbed Manziel late. Nobody scoffed. I try to get that Manziel story this time in the draft.
But bottom line. An OC/OG/OT are different skills sets and are still interchangeable. I just draft where I would put them. But as Jem said I try to stay as close to what sites have them as possible. Not just throw shite and see if it sticks.
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Posted on 2/27/17 at 11:35 pm to Tiger Phanatick
quote:
The question I ask myself is if I was the head coach where I would I a lot the kid. I watch the video and make a decision. In most cases I get it right. But I didn't see Travon McMillian being a RB. Or D'Eriq King being a WR. I brought them both in as QB.
Part of the fun for me is too find hidden gems. Yeah you can stack 5 OTs but it doesn't give credit to your expertise or talent eye. You just threw a bunch of them and eventually got a hit.
One of my favorite success stories wasn't even my player. I remember when the dude grabbed Manziel late. Nobody scoffed. I try to get that Manziel story this time in the draft.
But bottom line. An OC/OG/OT are different skills sets and are still interchangeable. I just draft where I would put them. But as Jem said I try to stay as close to what sites have them as possible. Not just throw shite and see if it sticks
My last words on the Subject
1. I think projecting positions as whole is "throwing shite against the wall" not a skill.
2. I don't consider getting the position right as part of the game.
3. I think it's more realistic to get the 5 best OL as any coach would, than to take a lesser player because he projects at a certain position. If guard is a huge need in Alabama's next class Nick Saban still isn't turning down an elite OL who projects at Tackle for a lesser OL who projects at Guard. He's just moving the elite OL to guard
This post was edited on 2/27/17 at 11:39 pm
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