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Originally Posted by DYoungJelly
Need is certainly factored in somewhat to determining best player available.
BPA is how teams become good and is the best way to build quality depth year in and year out.
Going into a draft determined on drafting a player at a certain position means the team is passing over more talented players at other positions to fill a need.
Taking the BPA every round in every draft builds quality depth across every position.
Every player on an NFL roster is one play away from a season ending injury. The way to be successful in the league is having really good football players that can be the next man up.
McLovin and I respectfully disagree with your draft strategy.
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This is a great theory when you have a strong roster. When you are in rebuilding mode, you take the best player at a position of need. If you need a DB, Safety, Linebacker, and Receiver; you do not draft a Left Tackle because he is the best player available. I am confident Mclovin will agree with me.