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I always found it fascinating that these experts can watch hours of film doing the same thing you will do on Sundays, interview the player, measure the player, weigh the player, time the player, and then invite the player to your facilities for one-on-ones and private workouts---yet your first round draft pick is a coin toss in relation to probability--it makes you wonder. Random chance. So if you see red flags and have concerns about things that cannot be viewed, measured, timed, or tested--things like character, maturity, and desire--you have to wonder how that kid is going to react when you put a few million dollars in his bank account. How will fame impact him? I think those might be the most important factors that determine success--we know they have the ability and resumes. So I think you have to consider the concerns when they show themselves. But it is, to your point, a crap shoot, but most good teams hit on their first rounders while bad teams miss. -
By Jay Roosevelt · Posted
Thomas Davis wasn't a hybrid in the NFL, though. After his rookie season they basically just put him at OLB and that's where he stayed. Had they tried to turn him into some mythical position that doesn't exist he may have been a bust, too. -
By rebelrouser · Posted
Stanford has a losing NIL strategy. Reich and Luck will be looking for new jobs soon.
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