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https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/06/01/colts-sign-genard-avery-waive-darius-hagans/ ...Avery spent last season with the Buccaneers, appearing in nine games. He finished with a sack, one tackle for loss, and five QB hits in 72 defensive snaps and 164 special teams snaps. Avery was a fifth-round pick by the Browns in 2018. He recorded 4.5 sacks as a rookie but fell out of favor under Cleveland’s next coaching staff and was traded to the Eagles midway through the 2019 season. He played with Philadelphia through 2021, recording 3.0 sacks in 35 games with the Eagles. While he signed with the Steelers as a free agent in March 2022, he was released in August. As a corresponding roster move, the Colts waived running back Darius Hagans... -
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We could if everything goes well. I'm optimistic abut Richardson, but am not thinking playoffs this early. The season hasn't started and there is no way to tell what will happen. I've been let down when people were hyping Wentz and Ryan, so I'm trying not to get overly excited regarding playoffs. -
Doing simple math here: Johnson: 7 points for pick 211 is 1.27% of the 550 points for pick 35. 7/550 = 1.27% OTC for the picks: 182/1128 = 16.13% So it seems that OTC philosophically puts greater value on the later picks than Johnson does, since each lower pick is worth a larger chunk of the high pick than the Johnson chart.. So yes, the more later round picks a team accumulates adds up to equaling a pick of higher value under OTC. So the question is, who is right? Should the later round picks be valued more than what Johnson values them, or is OTC too high?
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