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You can find hit and misses with every team...drafting is a gamble
 
I think it's interesting to go back to the Jimmy years, and look at some of those drafts. Sure, we hit on a number of picks, but most of them (Lett and Brown being noteable exceptions) were in the first 3 rounds, where we had multiple picks. Past that, there were a lot of major busts. Of course, Jimmy was always the first to admit that the main reason for their success was simply the fact that they had so many picks.
 
cowboy_ron;4437627 said:
You can find hit and misses with every team...drafting is a gamble

It's like hitting a baseball. Even the best miss more than they hit.
 
Risen Star;4437817 said:
It's like hitting a baseball. Even the best miss more than they hit.
Exactly..a hitter can fail 7 out of 10 at bats and still be considered one of the best since they would be hitting .300
 
cowboy_ron;4437833 said:
Exactly..a hitter can fail 7 out of 10 at bats and still be considered one of the best since they would be hitting .300

That was one of the strengths of Jimmy Johnson. He was smart enough to know he would fail a lot at picking players. So he stockpiled selections to give himself more at bats.

Something to keep in mind when we're on the clock at 14. A trade down might not be a bad idea.
 

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