theogt;1952984 said:
Of course it calls their accuracy into question. But it does nothing to refute that they're the best source for this information and these types of estimates.
LOL. More denial. You didn't even think the companies existed in the first place, so this isn't surprising. When you're proven wrong, just continue to deny. It's very convincing.
There's a reasonable explanation for the Stanback 40 time. If the estimate was made for the '07 offseason, when Stanback was injured, it's actually very reasonable that he'd have run a 4.58 40. Regardless, this is a logical fallacy known "poisoning the well," which only proves that you have no real, defensible position in this debate.
Whatever theo. you go from saying that of course it calls into question their accuracy but then out of the other side of your mouth you say they are the best source. weak sauce.
nfldraftscout puts up VERY bogus 40 times. We have established that and other than your press releases from them about how 'great' their sources we see the evidence of their greatness before us. NFLDraftScout blows arse.
also I certainly knew that the National Scouting Combine and BLESTO existed but National Scouting in and of itself doesnt exist. Weve been over this many time theo and your latest tact is a blatant misrepresentation. I once again invite you to google "national scouting." you will once again see that this firm you report charged $143k a year in 1977 to teams cannot afford a website. Its the combine now theo just deal with it.
As for Blesto you never said that in the first place and it only got into the equation after that email. you didnt bring them up. thats a failing on your part, not mine. i am very aware of blesto.
As for your theory, its just as valid as mine on two 40 times from two different sources means that the low and high score mean they dont agree with each other. Not all 40 tests get two tests and it is possible that the two figures reported were the averages. But if they are estimates then the estimate will be a single figure not two.
As for your 'theory' it is certainly plausible and it would be a measure of bad scouting. It in no way shape or form gives a representation of the players abilities. It would makes sense to make use of the low and high here by putting 4.45 as the low and 4.65 as the high. In Stanbacks case using a .2 spread makes sense. In Schmitts its a load of crap.
If you want to buy that sites 'credible' then fine. I will not and will wait for the National Scouting Combine.