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Exactly.Just the way Jerry likes it.
Exactly.Just the way Jerry likes it.
I don't know anything about the model they used and I see some rankings that I would just flat out disagree with so I wont go out of my way to defend it overall, however I think this does make an interesting discussion about player value. I think the general perception of the NFL is that you have 3-5 teams at the very top that are ahead of the pack, 3-5 teams at the bottom who dont have a hope, and then everyone else is pretty close together in the middle of the pack.The fact that AJ brown can move a teams ranking up or down 10 places shows me the model is flawed drastically
My model has compiled all the rosters as they stand after the NFL Draft and ranked them from best to worst. To do this, the model uses various metrics and assigns a projection to each player to show their impact on a single game. Of course, positional value is quite important, which means, for example, that quarterback Josh Allen is worth a lot more to his team than running back Bijan Robinson, even though both sit atop their respective positions.
1. Los Angeles Rams
2. Seattle Seahawks
3. Buffalo Bills
4. Kansas City Chiefs
5. Philadelphia Eagles (Drops to league average if A.J. Brown trade)
6. Los Angeles Chargers
7. Denver Broncos
8. Baltimore Ravens
9. Green Bay Packers
10. Jacksonville Jaguars
11. San Francisco 49ers
12. Detroit Lions
13. Dallas Cowboys
It starts with the offense. The Cowboys are set at quarterback and wide receiver, and they should be good along the offensive line. The tandem of CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens is arguably the league's best one-two WR punch.
Defense is the problem. My model believes the Cowboys need a lot at edge rusher, where they'll be leaning on second-year player Donovan Ezeiruaku and rookie Malachi Lawrence. The interior defensive line is great, and recent No. 11 pick Caleb Downs should help in the secondary, but there are still some major holes.
14. Houston Texans
15. New England Patriots (Top 5 with A.J. Brown trade)
16. Cincinnati Bengals
17. Chicago Bears
18. Minnesota Vikings
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
20. Indianapolis Colts
21. Pittsburgh Steelers
22. Washington *#$&*#%#
23. Atlanta Falcons
24. New Orleans Saints
25. Carolina Panthers
26. New York Giants
27. Tennessee Titans
28. Las Vegas Raiders
29. Cleveland Browns
30. Arizona Cardinals
31. New York Jets
32. Miami Dolphins
My model has compiled all the rosters as they stand after the NFL Draft and ranked them from best to worst. To do this, the model uses various metrics and assigns a projection to each player to show their impact on a single game. Of course, positional value is quite important, which means, for example, that quarterback Josh Allen is worth a lot more to his team than running back Bijan Robinson, even though both sit atop their respective positions.
1. Los Angeles Rams
2. Seattle Seahawks
3. Buffalo Bills
4. Kansas City Chiefs
5. Philadelphia Eagles (Drops to league average if A.J. Brown trade)
6. Los Angeles Chargers
7. Denver Broncos
8. Baltimore Ravens
9. Green Bay Packers
10. Jacksonville Jaguars
11. San Francisco 49ers
12. Detroit Lions
13. Dallas Cowboys
It starts with the offense. The Cowboys are set at quarterback and wide receiver, and they should be good along the offensive line. The tandem of CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens is arguably the league's best one-two WR punch.
Defense is the problem. My model believes the Cowboys need a lot at edge rusher, where they'll be leaning on second-year player Donovan Ezeiruaku and rookie Malachi Lawrence. The interior defensive line is great, and recent No. 11 pick Caleb Downs should help in the secondary, but there are still some major holes.
14. Houston Texans
15. New England Patriots (Top 5 with A.J. Brown trade)
16. Cincinnati Bengals
17. Chicago Bears
18. Minnesota Vikings
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
20. Indianapolis Colts
21. Pittsburgh Steelers
22. Washington *#$&*#%#
23. Atlanta Falcons
24. New Orleans Saints
25. Carolina Panthers
26. New York Giants
27. Tennessee Titans
28. Las Vegas Raiders
29. Cleveland Browns
30. Arizona Cardinals
31. New York Jets
32. Miami Dolphins
By all accounts both the Raiders and Crosby are happy things worked out the way they did. Unless someone blows them away, I expect them to keep him.Wouldn't be surprised if we still trade for Crosby at some point.
My model has compiled all the rosters as they stand after the NFL Draft and ranked them from best to worst. To do this, the model uses various metrics and assigns a projection to each player to show their impact on a single game. Of course, positional value is quite important, which means, for example, that quarterback Josh Allen is worth a lot more to his team than running back Bijan Robinson, even though both sit atop their respective positions.
1. Los Angeles Rams
2. Seattle Seahawks
3. Buffalo Bills
4. Kansas City Chiefs
5. Philadelphia Eagles (Drops to league average if A.J. Brown trade)
6. Los Angeles Chargers
7. Denver Broncos
8. Baltimore Ravens
9. Green Bay Packers
10. Jacksonville Jaguars
11. San Francisco 49ers
12. Detroit Lions
13. Dallas Cowboys
It starts with the offense. The Cowboys are set at quarterback and wide receiver, and they should be good along the offensive line. The tandem of CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens is arguably the league's best one-two WR punch.
Defense is the problem. My model believes the Cowboys need a lot at edge rusher, where they'll be leaning on second-year player Donovan Ezeiruaku and rookie Malachi Lawrence. The interior defensive line is great, and recent No. 11 pick Caleb Downs should help in the secondary, but there are still some major holes.
14. Houston Texans
15. New England Patriots (Top 5 with A.J. Brown trade)
16. Cincinnati Bengals
17. Chicago Bears
18. Minnesota Vikings
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
20. Indianapolis Colts
21. Pittsburgh Steelers
22. Washington *#$&*#%#
23. Atlanta Falcons
24. New Orleans Saints
25. Carolina Panthers
26. New York Giants
27. Tennessee Titans
28. Las Vegas Raiders
29. Cleveland Browns
30. Arizona Cardinals
31. New York Jets
32. Miami Dolphins
That's what I was thinking.Major holes or unproven players?
My model has compiled all the rosters as they stand after the NFL Draft and ranked them from best to worst. To do this, the model uses various metrics and assigns a projection to each player to show their impact on a single game. Of course, positional value is quite important, which means, for example, that quarterback Josh Allen is worth a lot more to his team than running back Bijan Robinson, even though both sit atop their respective positions.
1. Los Angeles Rams
2. Seattle Seahawks
3. Buffalo Bills
4. Kansas City Chiefs
5. Philadelphia Eagles (Drops to league average if A.J. Brown trade)
6. Los Angeles Chargers
7. Denver Broncos
8. Baltimore Ravens
9. Green Bay Packers
10. Jacksonville Jaguars
11. San Francisco 49ers
12. Detroit Lions
13. Dallas Cowboys
It starts with the offense. The Cowboys are set at quarterback and wide receiver, and they should be good along the offensive line. The tandem of CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens is arguably the league's best one-two WR punch.
Defense is the problem. My model believes the Cowboys need a lot at edge rusher, where they'll be leaning on second-year player Donovan Ezeiruaku and rookie Malachi Lawrence. The interior defensive line is great, and recent No. 11 pick Caleb Downs should help in the secondary, but there are still some major holes.
14. Houston Texans
15. New England Patriots (Top 5 with A.J. Brown trade)
16. Cincinnati Bengals
17. Chicago Bears
18. Minnesota Vikings
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
20. Indianapolis Colts
21. Pittsburgh Steelers
22. Washington *#$&*#%#
23. Atlanta Falcons
24. New Orleans Saints
25. Carolina Panthers
26. New York Giants
27. Tennessee Titans
28. Las Vegas Raiders
29. Cleveland Browns
30. Arizona Cardinals
31. New York Jets
32. Miami Dolphins
Agreed. I said the same essentially prior to seeing what you said. The chargers ranking is too rich also. I think the roster rank of Dallas is pretty accurate.aj brown swinging the rankings of whichever team he's on that wildly is insane lol
I believe a turtle soup was named after him......never heard of Austin Mock.
Was he the originator of the mock draft?![]()
Don't question the formula, Ron.
Well that doesn’t mean much as they all suck.

Right below the brown stain.so Cowboys are hanging around the rim then.
You’re such a bundle of joy. I love reading your posts first thing in the morning.Right below the brown stain.
SameThe fact that AJ brown can move a teams ranking up or down 10 places shows me the model is flawed drastically
The best part of waking up is reality in your cup.You’re such a bundle of joy. I love reading your posts first thing in the morning.
