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When I originally started doing this, it was an attempt to make the discussion around the draft a little less subjective - I'm glad you feel this accomplishes that to some degree. The star/solid starter debate is definitely an insecurity with this, it is something I'd love to try and account for whenever I get the time to adjust. Here is 2019 - 2022 as requested!

It's weighted (albeit imperfectly) by round. It tries to capture the value you're extracting relative to your peers based on the type of talent that should be on the board and how the rest of the league valued that talent.

I was busy earlier in 2024, so I never got around to this. The bye week feels like a good time to update my analysis of league-wide draft success for the fourth time. I'm linking the previous three versions here. The old posts below explain the methodology and provide a snapshot of where teams stood at those points in time. These previous posts provide a nice little reminder that it's hard to judge draft classes until further down the road. 2021 League Wide Draft Success 2017-2019 - A Follow Up - The Stadium Wall Archives - Two Bills Drive 2022 *UPDATED* Draft Success - Measured by AV - The Stadium Wall - Two Bills Drive 2023 Draft Success Measured by AV - Part III I don't have any information to add the 2024 draft, but the 2023 draft is below. I'm not including it in the cumulative view just yet, but giving a preview as to what it looks like...

It’s amazing to me that I keep seeing references to the fact he relies on social media to make decisions… there’s not 1 Jets fan yearning for more Woody Johnson involvement. He should listen to that…

It was poorly thought out at the time as well, just bad in general.

I just want to make sure that this doesn't go ignored. Terrible, terrible post.

Gunner, can you explain a little bit what you’ve seen with Grable and what you may project his career arc to look like?

Evan McPherson (71.4%) CIN Justin Tucker (72.7%) BAL Younghoe Koo (73.1%) ATL Jake Elliott (73.7%) PHI Joshua Karty (80.0%) LAR 2 Division Leaders, 2 Division/Wild Card contenders and another Wild Card hopeful. Bass is also clicking at a better clip than Jake Moody, Josh Myers and Ka’imi Fairbarin.

There are other playoff teams with a far worse kicking situation and a higher waiver priority.

Josh Allen Hawaiian shirt. It’s now 9-0.

Oh yeah, made the comment that if McDermott doesn't get to the AFCCG this year we're better off going with ANYONE else. I went back and looked at his post history from 2017... his ideal hire when we settled on McDermott was Todd Haley. The whole notion of thinking "just anyone" will have a better shot is ridiculous, because you know, it ignores the fact that we're more likely to end up with a dud than we are Shanahan or McVay... which by the way, McDermott occupies the same tier.

Where's the guy that wanted Todd Haley instead?

He's clearly conscious of protecting himself. He's not running with reckless abandon on every play like he used to... the run tonight and the TD that was called back against Miami show he still has that gear when he NEEDS to get into that gear. The difference is he's trying to avoiding doing it.

Look at the way his family behaves, he’s just like them. If he wasn’t the best QB in football, people would have next to no respect for him. When Mahomes is done playing and becomes a NFL alum, the goodwill he has from being a great QB will start to disappear. Time will not be kind to Patrick Mahomes, people will absolutely despise him and his ego.