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Draft Order Set! Check site for good/bad news!


PntherPryd

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Was just reading this.....sorta interesting.

2008 First-Place Finish Percentage

Now, let's look at the success rate of each draft slot. In 2006, the third slot produced the highest percentage of first-place finishes at 16.49 percent. The 11th slot produced the least amount with just a 4 percent first-place finish mark. In 2007, the No. 1 pick dominated with 15.64 percent first-place finishes while the 11th spot once again was last with 4.22 percent.

The 2008 draft has a slightly different result despite the consistency of the RB and WR trends. Although we see the highest rate of success as the second draft slot, the eighth slot surprisingly had the same amount of success. For the first time we see a pretty even amount of first-place finishes throughout the draft slots, but as the draft spot get lower, so does the percentage of success on average. For the third year in a row, the 11th spot has the lowest success rate. The elbow, pick No. 12, had the second-least success. The same rate for the third straight year also.

Picking first meant finish first 8.37 percent

Picking second meant finish first 9.31 percent Highest

Picking third meant finish first 9.20 percent

Picking fourth meant finish first 9.02 percent

Picking fifth meant finish first 8.21 percent

Picking sixth meant finish first 8.89 percent

Picking seventh meant finish first 8.68 percent

Picking eighth meant finish first 9.31 percent Highest

Picking ninth meant finish first 7.54 percent

Picking 10th meant finish first 7.92 percent

Picking 11th meant finish first 5.07 percent Lowest

Picking 12th meant finish first 5.38 percent

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