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The depth chart tells you all you need to know (about what a team is going to do). Basically says the players we think are first rounders don't matter--what player does the team think they can get the most out of--(inference: upside and match for the system) Noted that WRs are the toughest to evaluate--said the best WRs in the NFL are second and third day (or round) players. Note that first round WRs hit 27% of the time. (Chart below). Based on our needs and the fact that we cannot afford to miss, drafting WRs early is dangerous. It seems to me that Pearsall, Rice, McCaffery, and maybe even Dez Walker might be better risks--according to this logic. I found this to be interesting: (Makes me want to draft C at 33. -
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"So we draft you at 33, what happens now? And then there's a bunch of questions that happen after that."
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