Indy Star: Richardson Deal forces Colts to Re-Evaluate Draft Talent
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This was my point that I posted not long after AD was selected. Many have said and are still saying that Ballard was a genius that figured out the 6 picks that followed him trading back in round 2. There's no was Ballard said something like "wow , I can't believe this guy fell to us ." I could take him here but , I know he's not going to be selected in the next 6 picks , so I'll trade back." It's way more likely that he trades up 4-5 spots if he valued AD that much more than the other players at the top of his board. I think Ballard did a really good job in this draft but there's no way in heck , he traded back with certainty that AD would be there at 52.
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By NewColtsFan · Posted
Wow! You're on fire today. Post after post that are classically you. Only you have these views. That’s why these posts are so easy to remember for years. I’m struggling to find anything to agree with. Not that you’d care what my opinion is. I just couldn’t help but finally respond today. Sorry. -
By sb41champs · Posted
Great interview!! Both the Colts 1st round and 2nd round picks fell right in to their laps!! Preparation + luck are equal parts of the equation!! -
84th percentile against man, 83d percentile against press...
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I think you're working from some assumptions that I don't agree with. First, it seems like you believe "the system" produces 32 relatively equal draft boards, and it's pretty obvious that's not the case. Second, it seems like you believe that if a team picks a player in the 4th round, that means they must have had a 4th round grade on him, otherwise they would have drafted him earlier. It's possible that a team feels more strongly about a player than other teams. They could have Player X as their 30th player, and Player Y as their 35th player. The team is on the clock at #40, both players are still on the board, the team takes Player X. A few picks go by, Player Y is still on the board, they start trying to move up from wherever they sit in the next round, but a trade isn't coming together. They wind up staying put, and are able to draft Player Y -- their 35th ranked prospect -- at #75 or whatever. They had a high 2nd round grade on him, and got him in the middle of the third. Maybe they'd felt like they got lucky because things went their way. But drafting him in the third round doesn't mean they only viewed him as a third round prospect; what would make that scenario possible is the fact that every team works from their own board, and there are major variances from team to team.
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