Draft Success Measured by AV - Part V

[JGMcD2]

PFR has recently updated their AV (Approximate Value) metric now that the 2024 regular season has concluded.

 

Below are links to the previous four updates, which detail the methodology and provide snapshots of team standings at various points throughout time.

 

These earlier posts serve as a valuable reminder that evaluating draft classes can be a challenging task, as the true impact of these players often takes years to fully materialize. With three seasons of data from the 2022 draft class now available, we can more confidently draw conclusions about the draft classes from 2018 to 2022 and the trends they reveal.

 

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

 

2024

 

Draft Success Measured by AV - Part IV

 

 

 

Edited 3 hours ago by JGMcD2

[Pete]

Bills #1 last year,  #2 in 22, and #9

 

Quantification proving Beane is a Wizard

[Buffalo_Stampede]

2023 isn’t great.

[JGMcD2]

Just now, Buffalo_Stampede said:

2023 isn’t great.

2023 is currently sitting 12th overall. It'll tick up a bit because of Kincaid, Torrence and Williams.

 

Otherwise, it was a small class and somewhat underwhelming class. 

[Buffalo_Stampede]

3 minutes ago, JGMcD2 said:

2023 is currently sitting 12th overall. It'll tick up a bit because of Kincaid, Torrence and Williams.

 

Otherwise, it was a small class and somewhat underwhelming class. 

 

It does have a chance to improve though. 
 

 

[scuba guy]

Blah blah blah

 

This sounds like that star trek episode where all the kids side blah blah all the time.

 

When are people going to learn s a gets paid to be a total ×ss.  

 

Esay way to avoid all this don't listen.

[Big Turk]

39 minutes ago, JGMcD2 said:

2023 is currently sitting 12th overall. It'll tick up a bit because of Kincaid, Torrence and Williams.

 

Otherwise, it was a small class and somewhat underwhelming class. 

 

It's harder for the Bills now because fewer rookies are able to meaningfully contribute compared to bad teams.

[Draconator]

24 minutes ago, scuba guy said:

Blah blah blah

 

This sounds like that star trek episode where all the kids side blah blah all the time.

 

When are people going to learn s a gets paid to be a total ×ss.  

 

Esay way to avoid all this don't listen.

But tell us how you REALLY feel

[GunnerBill]

The 2022 class is our best since 2018 (Josh and Taron) despite missing on our 1st rounder. That class has been critical in moving towards the Allen Bills 2.0