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Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat
I think I remember reading somewhere that the three best indicators of a college qbs performance after transitioning to The NFL are games started, winning percentage, and completion percentage. Lockers got the starts but his lost twice as many games as he won and his completion percentage last year was barely above 50%.
Locker is NOT worth rolling the dice on at ten. If we traded down and picked him up between 25 and 32, maybe. But not at ten. This team has far too many needs to roll the dice on a high draft pick, reguardless of the position
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You mean this?
http://www.thewarpath.net/nfl-draft-...b-formula.html
The formula has some merit but there are certainly exceptions to the rule and other factors that have to be considered more than these 3 categories.
Considering Shanny liked him enough last year where he would have considered taking him at #4, taking him at #10 this year shouldn't be ruled out or come as a surprise if it happens.