The beauty of it is you don't have to foresee a 3rd round player's future greatness. What you're doing is deciding the 9% chance of any 3rd rounder is a better bet than Jamo. You're buying a chance at getting a productive player, not any specific player.CGW wrote: ↑Tue Oct 31, 2023 10:24 amI understand that premise, but the hit rate(starting level asset) is ~9% historically for rookie 3rds and later. On top of that, my leagues draft shortly after the NFL draft, so there's no camp info to adjust on. I'd say Jamo has slightly less chance to hit than that overall, but with his profile I'd take that shot at that price.Anteaters wrote: ↑Tue Oct 31, 2023 9:46 amExcept 2024 third round picks have not played in the NFL yet and maybe three out of twelve (25%) will make an impact in your league. In 2023 alone, the following players were likely 3rd round (or lower) picks in most dynasty leagues with at least 12 teams: Puka, Hyatt, Dell, Schoonmaker, CRodriguez, MichaelWilson and others. At this point I'd rather have them instead of Jamo.
I feel very confident saying there is much less than a 25% chance Jamo is anything more than fantasy waste.
I wouldn't fault someone for taking the third though. Maybe those who are much better drafters than I, and foresaw Puka being a thing before the camp hype and everyone else caught up.
The only thing is, you have to decide Jamo is a bust and will never hit. It's hard to let go of high hopes. Those who still believe in Jamo even a little will say, "But, he's Jamo da**it!" and decide to hold.
I won't argue with anyone who wants to hold. We all have our players we choose to hold till the bitter end. But for me, I'm almost all the way out on Jamo. I wouldn't drop him, but I might take a 3rd for him if I had him.