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Originally Posted by Textcritic
Prove it.
Is "now" always a good indicator? I don't think so. "Now" if we are talking about a draft that happened three or four years ago would seem to always be a good indicator of the best player available. "Now" relative to to players that were drafted 18 months ago is clearly not, as OR's post shows. Again, IT IS TOO EARLY TO BE MAKING DECLARATIONS ABOUT THE BPA FROM THE 2012 DRAFT.
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You're really getting exasperated and lost sight of the fact that you're the one who made the statement so the onus is on you to prove it.
Look, I haven't made any declarations, I've offered my opinions.
Even at the 2014 draft, we'll be looking first at where the player is now in comparison to his peers. If he isn't any good, we won't be looking at him. This is where Jankowski becomes a gamble, he couldn't be compared to his peers. After that we'll look at potential which gets into trying to forecast the future. We can make educated guesses but in my mind that's getting into god's territory or if you're a gambler maybe try the racetrack.