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GOOD TIMES ON METH posted:I think more than ever the general sentiment is that you need a decent QB to win at bare minimum in the modern NFL and that you almost certainly need to pick somewhere at least in the top 10 or higher to guarantee your best shot at getting one. So it is starting to lead to NBA style tanking, where you really want to pick super high up since the value of that one player on your franchise is so incredibly high. This is carryover from the last thread, but to me the Dolphins actions resemble a team where the new head coach wants to establish that it's his way or the highway. Not a team that's intentionally tanking for better draft picks. The Dolphins have a Top 10 pick at quarterback on their roster. He's currently on the bench behind a garbage journeyman. Teams looking to build for the future don't trade away young, talented players on their rookie contracts. Those pieces are the building blocks for your future. You get rid of all the expensive vets who may have value to other teams in the league.
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I think the thing nobody has mentioned is that teams don't write out 15 plays and then run off-tackle on 3rd and 12 because that's what the script called for. Instead there're a bunch of miniature scripts for down and distance and field position.
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Kalli posted:This is real good It pretty conveniently leaves off attempts and interceptions.
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