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By JoeNamathsFurCoat · Posted
The NFL draft is ultimately a marketplace. It’s best to the think of it as drafting not only a player but an asset. Think about what the Dolphins were able to get by flipping Laremy Tunsil to Houston. Passing on a franchise LT for a “mauling” RT is and would be stupid. Relative to a coveted asset like Tunsil, solid RTs and interior OL are a dime and dozen and dealt for peanuts 🥜 if they are dealt at all. An obvious way to capitalize on your superior draft position is to make use of it to secure the more valuable, coveted asset — to punish the teams that won more games than you did — rather than letting that player slide thereby allowing a team in a more disadvantageous position draft-wise to reap the benefits of additional +EV. Sort of like when the Jets passed on the best player in the draft at #6 overall at the game’s preeminent position in Mahomes in order to draft the biggest fraud (Jamal Adams) at one of the game’s least important (in terms of on-field difference making) and least valued (in terms of average salary) in the league. They let the MVP of the league slide into a position where KC, correctly evaluating both the talent and the value to be gained via trading up, could jump from the twenties to where they did to land him. -
By JoeNamathsFurCoat · Posted
No need. He already knows he deserves to be fired based on his sterling W-L record. -
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