If he is there at 19……………….hard to not take him. Then hes the gratest back in NFL history. I’m ok with it as long as Bucs address OT. Joe, do you side gig selling those Fords on lot? I’m a believer in trench warfare and I’m of the ilk that OLB is of greater concern than OT, atm, but the more I read and watch of Bijan, it would be hard to pass on him.
TBBF would be ecstatic with Robinson…….pound the rock…. Joe Burrow looked nothing like a SB QB at the start of last year and for a big chunk of the year. The Bengals revamped their OL for Joe Burrow and that OL struggled harder than a fat kid at a candy store for a big chunk of last season.
It takes at least half a season to develop chemistry with OL. Well … he fits the explosive player NEED… I’d be OK with it especially with the uncertainty at QuarterbackĪpril 26th, 2023 at 7:01 of our OL were new faces last year. Man I tell you tho, Robinson would be nice ! But if you have maulers who open holes, you could have a decent back and win another of games. He might break one great run in a game and get stuffed the other 99 %. The Picks Are In! Ira Talks Insider Chatter And Joins The Ultimate Mock Draft Episode With JoeBucsFan Draft Guru Sean SullivanĢ3 Responses to “(Computer) Model: Bijan Robinson Isn’t Getting Past The Bucs”Ĭommon sense tells me that when you have a bunch of bums who can not open any running lanes I don’t care if you have Barry sanders back there. Hey, that’s one way to turn around the league’s worst rushing attack! Draft a rare running back/slot receiver. Joe finds it cool that this model Walder hatched believes the Bucs are in play for Robinson. So Walder would trust junk science over his own head? #Sad. In fact, there’s about an 80% chance he’ll be gone before pick No. So if you want Robinson, the model is confident that he probably will not last into the 20s. 10 and 19, with a 5% or greater chance at each of those positions, is pretty interesting. 10, where else? There’s no one spot that stands out, but I think the consistently high chance he’s selected somewhere between Nos. That being said, the model says what it says, and I have a lot of trust in it. The Eagles are one of the most analytically inclined organizations, and one of the foremost tenets of football analytics is that running back is a non-premium position - and it’s tough to use such a high pick on a non-premium position. Personally, I have a hard time seeing it happen. 10 pick certainly has been a popular mock draft destination for him. The Eagles have a need at running back, and the No. The Draft Day Predictor gives the Texas running back more than a 12% chance to be selected at that spot, while no other spot registers in double digits. 10, which the Philadelphia Eagles currently hold. If we look at Robinson’s range of outcomes, one spot that stands out is No. So what conclusion did Walder come to? What the stats said, not reason.īasically, Walder types that the computer says Robinson, the star running back in the draft, isn’t getting past the Bucs. Walder’s common sense conclusion told him something else. Seth Walder at BSPN, a guy who shats stats and never met a number he didn’t like, found himself in a dilemma. His computer program that spits out draft results told Walder one thing about Texas running back Bijan Robinson. So being a slave to stats? Here is a good example. The Football Outsiders gang? Several times Joe has read and heard them say, “The numbers say (insert conclusion) but that just doesn’t make any sense.”Ī journalism professor Joe had in college would call that “critical thinking.”
The PFF tribe? They are slaves to numbers and are apt at ignoring common sense.
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