Glimpses of Jags Draft Board

[beware_d-ware]

The best way I've heard it put is that the NFL is good at judging tiers of players but bad at comparing players inside those tiers.

If you look at past drafts, there's a pretty steady drop off in hit rate between the first round, second round, mid rounds, and late rounds. The best players do tend to go early. But if you compare one player to the next guy drafted at his position, it's pretty much a coin flip who has the better career.

 

[john van brocklin]

On a scale of probably 3 or 4 to 9, the Jags had Lawrence as an 8. the only other player that had an 8 was WR Waddle. Links below. I thought this had some interesting info.

Too bad they don't have any Cowboy players chose. Would have been awesome to see where Parsons and Joseph were. I am guessing if Waddle had an 8, Parsons also had an 8.

Come on Jerry, release the Cowboy draft board. Give us a few glimpses to talk about. The draft is over. Give us the top 40 players and the grade you had on them. No one is trading or cutting the top players chosen.

Jaelan Phillips had a 7.5.
QB Zach Wilson had a 7.0.
OT Alliah Vera Tucker had a 7.5.
RB Travis Etienne with a grade of 7.0.
Kwity Paye had a 6.8.
Georgia CB Tyson Campbell had a 6.9.
CB Farley had a 7.0-7.5.
Syracuse S Cisco had a 6.9
Stanford OT Little had a 6.8.
USC Tufele had a 6.4.

Their draft board had some interesting numbers. They had SCCL for Lawrence and Etienne. SCCL-South Carolina Clemson. NYSU-New York Syracuse. Don't know why they would have the state info there. If it is state info. Followed by height and weight. They have 4.60E for Lawrence and 4.42V for Etienne. Is that a 40 time?

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/05/22/jaguars-were-very-high-on-jaylen-waddle/

https://sports.yahoo.com/jaguars-fo...eT6ac2uSLxEZbwlxjKUk8ffaoBg2dVukf_Xs3P0ikf-Of

Thanks, good stuff