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Originally Posted by nik-
Why is Kylington falling?
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I can't say for sure, but it's a red flag for me. It's not the same as falling on draft day. Falling on draft day just means that teams have one guy higher on their list. One dude could be the second highest-ranked on 10 teams' lists in a row and fall 10 spots.
Falling in rankings as a result of continued viewing of these players (and, during a draft year, the closest scrutiny you're going to get) means you have suddenly stopped progressing relative to your peers, which is a bad sign. Or even worse, that you've stopped progressing at all. Guys can look good at 16 relative to their age group but at 17, when more players are filling out into their eventual frames, if you haven't at least kept up, I'd be staying away.