Graded every NFL team's draft performance over the last 6 years
Hit rate, bust rate, star rate, and a metric called DVA (Draft Value Added) measuring how much value a team actually gets relative to where they pick.
The best teams - Green Bay, Kansas City, Seattle, Buffalo, the Rams
The worst teams - Tennessee and Minnesota (both have fired GMs)
See your team's grade:
If MLF doesn’t fire Bisaccia at some point then MLF should be fired. Period. And Gutey needs to find a return man. This crap has been happening for years, it’s insanity at this point.
In this type of game, I’m actually quite comfortable with Willis out there as long as MLF doesn’t mess it up. His running ability is definitely the key.
Give credit to the Packers for being more disciplined than the Bears so far. There’s been several times where they could’ve retaliated and likely been penalized but they didn’t react. Nixon mentioned that this week.
It’s time to unleash Cooper in this defense. And we need to start creating turnovers like last year. DBs need to catch the damn ball when they get their opportunities!
@herooine This thought crosses my mind every time something devastating happens to any of my favorite sports teams. I really start to question why I allow so much of my happiness be dependent on something I don’t have any control over. #DeepThoughts -Jack Handy
But knowing what we know about Parsons, he’ll work his butt off to get back to where he was pre-injury. And it’s possible he’s even stronger. It’s a little thing but I just believe it does make a small difference and adds to the variance in outcomes of recovery in the end.
Assuming Parsons is right handed, I hate that he tore his left ACL. Watson tore his right ACL and recovered nicely. The reason I believe it’s different (as someone who’s torn my right ACL twice) is because my left leg is dominate, what I jump and explode off. It’s more impactful.