Cool Mike….Glad you aren’t the GM….IMO
Only 14% of each draft class make the 53 man roster the year they are drafted. So if you get 3 starters, 42%, in each class you are doing really good. I know it would be nice to get 7 all pros in each class, but let’s deal in reality.
BTW, I’m glad I am not the GM as well, I am totally unqualified. I doubt if there is anyone on this board who is qualified.
We’ve played a lot of Madden Franchises. With that qualifying experience, I can tell you being a NFL GM is easy
I guess anyone could sit in the GM chair, but being a good GM is another thing altogether.
14% ?
No way that is correct.
If on average a team selects 6 or 7 guys in the draft you are saying ONE guy makes the 53? Common.
Assuming no injuries at the very least the 1st,2nd and 3rd round pick are making the team.
That is 40-50%….
Your numbers are wrong……read the rest of the article you posted.
I just copied what the on line stats said. Sorry if it doesn’t fit your agenda.
I have no agenda!!!
Read the darn article!!!
You are giving FALSE information……I said to go back and read what you posted……you either didn’t or have poor reading comprehension.
Trying to be nice to you even though you took the offensive….heaven forbid common sense strike a nerve.
I’m not trying to embarrass you but if you are going to be indignant I will.
I do not expect you to read it and admit you’re wrong, I don’t even care….
But atleast re-read so you know you’re wrong.
Why don’t we just let everyone read it for themselves and decide for themselves what they get out of it. There’s always a chance that I misread something. Here is what another said:
"The percentage of draftees making NFL roster in their first year varies by round12345:
- First Round: Roughly 97% to 99% of players drafted in the first round make it onto an NFL roster.
- Second Round: 96.8% of all second-round picks are on the team’s active roster at the start of year one.
- Later Rounds: Players drafted in later rounds face tougher odds, sometimes as low as 10% or 15% in the initial years.
You still don’t see it……Nevermind.
I’d tell you to do the math….but nah.
Just keep posting the same thing.
It’s not the article, it’s that YOU misread the article.
Well, after thinking about it, I have to admit those numbers are misleading if you just take them and don’t think of the math. After all if only 3 of 7 draftees make it that’s 43% and 4 would be 57%.
My main point is all teams miss on several draftees, but they also hit on some free agents. Regardless, I don’t think Caserio has done a sorry job, nor do I think he should be fired.
I found part to be rather good.