@DefNextYear ball is in your court.
Simple as:
My point was equivalent to saying picking 10th overall and there aren’t any blue chips at 10 and you telling me that a 6th round pick could become an all pro. You butt in with another point entirely even though I offered to try to clarify my point and say you’re saying something else entirely. You ignore that finding those kinds of players are more difficult in the 6th round. I called them coin flip players. You admit they’re difficult to find and you’re incapable of doing it. I’m aware random players can pan out, but they’re likelihood of hitting drop from the top guys.
You also said Fries is an impact player who will cost 10 million for one year. I say
And to keep picking on [Fries] specifically, if he’s truly an impact player and costs only 14 million, the Colts will re-sign him. So, either he’s re-signed and another name off your list, or he’s not my definition of an impact guy.
Again, call whoever you want an impact player. I don’t agree with your list. It’s ok to disagree.
I also said the problem is 20+ teams can afford 10 million, which means you’re bidding with others on a talent pool that is diminishing. Since you posted the list, a couple of the names you had were taken off the list via tag or new contract, like I said would happen.
I quoted the Breer logic in the new topic cause it follows my logic. Teams need to be skeptical of guys in free agency cause teams have money to retain their talent.
You telling me that random dudes like Baun can be found does not meet my definition, but you refuse to accept
my definition. So, I have chosen I’ll just be an asshole and chastise you instead.