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Hail Raiser
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Age: 53
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I'd be willing to guarantee a lot of time is spent by scouts and coaches trying to pick up on the intangibles of players. These are multi-million dollar investments we're talking about. It's just such an inexact science though. You're trying to predict what kind of player he may become.
You can't measure a guy's heart or work ethic. And at the time a player is drafted compared to 10 years down the road, a player can do a complete 180 in terms of work ethic and understanding of the game. That's why it's not uncommon to see QB's develop so late in their careers. |
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Special Teams
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 155
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Well, Danny Wuerfell had "intangibles" I think it is safer to go with the guy with the big arm that put up big numbers. There is still no guarantee of success. Brady was a huge surprise. So much of a surprise that there still continues to be articles written about him being drafted in the 6th.
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