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Originally Posted by biffle
When you use the percentage of first round QBs who have worked out, you are using all of them, including Russell and Leaf, whom I used as examples of prospects who drag down that percentage.
Is that really so far beyond your ability to comprehend?
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C'mon that's where you're gonna go with this?
For someone who suggests that others don't understand stats why is it hard for you to comprehend that when you look at a stat for an entire group you don't get to discard or exclude any subjects based on your whim?
By your logic the hit rate for all prospects at any position should be sorted to include only the prospects that 'biffle' thinks are similar.
Unfortunately that's not how it works and historically the success rate is right around 50/50 its even lower when using the 'franchise' QB or 'elite' QB label as the measure of success. or
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Originally Posted by NC_Skins
Numbers are what they are. Since 1998 (till 2009), there is a 41% success chance of landing a very good QB in the top 5 of the NFL draft.
Griffin or Luck chances at becoming a successful draft pick are still the same. They still have a 41% chance.
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And the larger point, which is lost on you, is that Peyton Manning has
already proven himself to be what we hope Griffin will
become.