Yeah, WRs are his thing like closing out Super Bowl leads is Kyle Shanahans. Last year this dolt was hyping Harry, JJAW, and Isabella as his favorite WRs. If I was that bad at scouting WRs, I'd probably come up with a purely analytical system too. Unfortunately, you cant trust the cook of this data and it doesnt actually say what he claims it does. He was the loudest and wrong-est last year and now hes just vomiting up a bowl of numbers and claiming they reveal something significant.dlf_mikeh wrote: ↑Sun Mar 29, 2020 7:17 amIn that case, are you open to critical feedback like myself?Johnny B. Goode wrote: ↑Sun Mar 29, 2020 7:13 am Anthony Miller was a bust on my WR spreadsheet
It does a great job ruling people out and has a higher hit rate than the NFL
Mike's thing is RBs. Mine is WRs
You said this not even a year ago about Miller:And obviously there were a ton of great WRs in last years draft while Miller went on to disappoint. So my question is: What changed between then and now? What is this spreadsheet you speak of? How did you create it? What does it say about current rookies in this draft class?Johnny B. Goode wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2019 6:17 amwas offered 1.10 for him. not sure I want that deal. I dont really like any wrs better than him at that spot
Mike, you actually know some things about the RB position and make compelling arguements based on them. But I swear to god, if the two of you start a back and forth your egos are going to rip a hole in the fabric of time and space. In the interest of all humanity please dont go down that road.
On second thought, it would be pretty entertaining and theres nothing else to do....