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Originally Posted by Rambozo
Even with the rookie structure, they still grade out as second rounders imo. That would be beyond reaching. Maybe four QBs could go in the first round? But, not in the top 10 or top 15. I think two at best would go top 15.
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As if all this grading is precise. There is some probability distribution of performance of the player: He may hit his grade, he may underperform his grade, or he may exceed his grade. In the modern NFL, if you don't have one of the 10 best QBs in the league, you can't win -- so you draft a QB, and hope you get right-tail performance. If not, rinse and repeat - and the new rookie scale makes that easier to do.