DFWJC
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Respectfully......Name a few examples (outside the craziness that goes on in the top 3 picks) of when the value chart did not apply, even if the player involved was a blue-chip player.No doubt, value charts can be dismissed when there is a potential Blue Chip caliber prospect available, and analysts can argue till the cows come home over what qualifies one as a blue chip prospect.
If any potential considered Blue Chip prospect should happen to be sitting at 10 still, than you do as you say,,, draft him or exploit the hell out of another teams knee jerk reaction and trade down and take them for everything you can get.
Not 20-30 years ago, but within the last 10-15 years or so.
People keep saying this but there is very little or no data to back it up.
If teams think a player is great, he simply goes earlier in the draft. And teams that trade up, for anyone, almost never overpay by more than 5% or so vs the charts.
By the time you get to the 10th pick, there is no huge exploiting going on...maybe minor, but nothing big.
Mahomes went 10th and it followed the chart, for example.
Hey, never any harm in TRYING to gouge someone---like 10 for 13 and 47. But what will happen (and always does happen) is you just end up keeping the pick. Which is fine.
