There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that we are picking early based on the additions after the subtractions this was a Classic rebuild outside one OT and one Corner
He got three years for a reason
He got three years for a reason
He hates the Rosen acquisition.Obviously, the % is purely subjective conjecture.
Do you rate all top 10 QB draft picks @ 5%, or you just don't like Rosen?
#opinionsdontmatter
Pssshhhht. Stop making sense.If you admit the team is devoid of talent, why would they fire him bc of the season’s results? Yes Arizona did this last year but they aren’t relevant to start.
Ahhh....He hates the Rosen acquisition.
He hates it so much that he would hate for Rosen to be successful. He hates it so much that he defended his co-host/buddy's statement on Twitter. This is the mindset....
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I think 5% is about right for Rosen but obviously there's no clear cut number for this. You're right that top 10 draft picks might have a better than 5% rate, but you also have to account for Rosen's rookie season, which was dismal at best, you just have to bring that % down. A quick way to get a somewhat realistic number here would be to go back 20 drafts and count how many of the top half QB first round picks actually became franchise QBs... But even then it'll only be a ballpark because you wont have sufficient data...Obviously, the % is purely subjective conjecture.
Do you rate all top 10 QB draft picks @ 5%, or you just don't like Rosen?
#opinionsdontmatter
I have actually done exactly that when pointing out that drafting a QB high in no way gaurantees getting a "franchise" guy, Tua for example.I think 5% is about right for Rosen but obviously there's no clear cut number for this. You're right that top 10 draft picks might have a better than 5% rate, but you also have to account for Rosen's rookie season, which was dismal at best, you just have to bring that % down. A quick way to get a somewhat realistic number here would be to go back 20 drafts and count how many of the top half QB first round picks actually became franchise QBs... But even then it'll only be a ballpark because you wont have sufficient data...
Details matter.
Is it 33%?
Because in actuality it's more like 5%.
Cause every man needs one of those....He should get a raise, if he gets us the #1 pick...I mean, he's a Patriot, so Ross will probably just get him a tugboat...and by that I mean a Philippino masseuse with a tramp stamp that reads "tugboat."
It might not be factual, but come on man, 33% is a pipe dream... Hell top half 1st round picks dont even have close to a 33% success rate, nevermind after playing the same exact statistical as Ryan Tannehill as their debut season... Im as critical of CK as anyone on this board but there's no way you give Rosen those odds, especially considering the OL the Fins are going to field this season...Uh.
You and I agree about a lot of things. This isn’t one of them. Trying to denigrate the statistic of 33% chance of success in favor of your opinion of 5%, and then passing it off as factual, is every bit as silly as someone “guaranteeing” that Easton Stick never plays a down as a QB in the NFL.
You’re putting numbers on an arbitrary measurement with a hell of a lot of variables around it.
I don’t think Flores would be fired unless he completely loses the locker room and there is a top tier coach available.If Miami is bad enough to get the first overall pick in the 2020 draft, does this coaching staff deserve to stay?
Miami's roster is arguably the worst in the NFL. If Miami somehow gets 5 or more wins, it speaks volumes to what this coaching staff can accomplish. But an overachieving team can ruin draft position.
Even being devoid of a lot of talent, would you blame the coaching staff if Miami had the worst record in the NFL? And if they do, does it make sense to keep a coaching staff that led a team to the worst record?
Comment what you think Miami's record will be in 2019. I'm saying 5-11.
It might not be factual, but come on man, 33% is a pipe dream... Hell top half 1st round picks dont even have close to a 33% success rate, nevermind after playing the same exact statistical as Ryan Tannehill as their debut season... Im as critical of CK as anyone on this board but there's no way you give Rosen those odds, especially considering the OL the Fins are going to field this season...