Thanks Deadpool!
How would you ascribe your relative success rate?
For instance, there are approximately 224 players taken (7 rounds * 32 teams).
You have 125 players on your big board, out of how many realistic draftable candidates? 300? 400?
Depending on which numbers we go with, I'd expect a random sample to get ~33% (3 of 9) of the Rams picks based on having ~1/3rd of the available players with no other insights.
With your sifting for fit, looking at positional need, and identifying who is likely available at the rams draft position (basically you can eliminate the top 30), it looks like you are suggesting a ~66% success rate or about double the random selection?
There are likely other ways to increase the success rate by reducing your big board to 75 players but still getting 6 of 9 correct.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/27/2021 07:19AM by BearlyThere.
