This is the decision point featuring Ananda Derrick.

We waved an accusing finger at a number of teams drafting in the top 10 for drafting

perimeter players over core foundational assets.

And we triggered some people in this audience.

You're watching college football highlights and you're seeing these plays being made majestic

plays down the field by wide receivers by cornerbacks and they are piroued in through the

air feats of athletic brilliance that few people could accomplish the idea that you wouldn't

go get that guy the idea that you wouldn't want to go get Kyle piss that you wouldn't

want to go get Jamar chase Jalen waddle and that you would go with a guy that you really

ever see on Saturday and then soon to be on Sunday an offensive lineman.

It's just it's not easy to conceptualize the value that these positions bring to NFL

teams.

So let's talk about that today.

What are the most valuable positions that impact wins and losses in the NFL?

Obviously quarterback.

I mean, I feel like that goes without saying, but we should say it.

Yeah.

100% believe in your guy than drafting.

If you have high draft capital throwing that dart is never a bad idea like we talked

about last time.

I don't hate the bears drafting Mitchell Trubisky.

I think they drafted the wrong quarterback, but at least they had the right idea, right?

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