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Originally Posted by ThaVirus
Actually, yes. There is clearly an element of luck involved in talent evaluation.
Those were good calls, though, and I have no issue with the occasional "Damn, check this out. I nailed this prediction." type of posts, but you clearly have some insecurity you need to work through with your constant need to praise yourself for your successful calls.
Plus, like I said, you're wrong fairly frequently. Off the top of my head, you got indignant with DaFace recently when he suggested CEH might not play/get a heavy workload prior to the recent Broncos game. You assured us that he was good to go and would get a normal workload- he didn't even touch the ball that game, IIRC.
You and I also had a similar exchange before the season about CEH's production. You were upset that I said it wasn't likely for Clyde to score 11 TDs as RunKC predicted, citing the fact that "LeSean McCoy's corpse scored 5 TDs last season". Well, CEH's season is over and he finished with only 4 TDs despite a near-feature back role for a majority of the season.
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Yea and Thornhill the year before too! Not to mention pounding the table for Kelce, Hunt, and Jones. All just luck!
I never said I wasn’t wrong or haven’t been wrong about anything in the past. We were talking specifically about talent evaluation and the draft and you guys claimed that I’m always wrong about other prospects. Now you’re moving the goalposts entirely. The truth is my draft takes are usually spot on and it’s obvious to anybody that has been paying attention to the draft forum for the last several years.
And about CEH not having 11 TD’s, I didn’t see our OL being the absolute worst in the league. That obviously changed everything in regards to CEH’s production, and in particular in the red zone.