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Originally Posted by Nick
No. It's simply to examine different situations that could present themselves on draft day, and the reason more than one is made is because player stock rises and falls in the months prior to the draft, not to mention how free agency shakes up team needs.
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And Nick, that's what I don't get. How can someone's stock rise and fall 2 months after the combine and 3 months after the season? You can take your stopwatches, and your bench measurements, and all that stuff and throw it out the window. Close the blinds, break out the film, and watch how he plays. That's where a player should rise and fall, not because he ran a 4.3 40 when someone else ran a 4.4.
Beware of being too scientific. You could end up with a draft full of Mandarich's.