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- Bo Bowen
There is no difference, when it comes to the draft, between QBs and the other positions on the team. You're still swimming against the math the further down in the draft order you go. A point he alluded to when he said this: "Bad news is that it is insanely unlikely that you find a guy like that at all...much less later in the draft." That is true at every position.
While I can't speak for anyone else on this board, I'm pretty sure that nobody is saying your draft strategy can't work out great for your team. The problem remains that when you go against the math your chances of being successful are less than when you draft with the math in mind. That might not show up in this draft or the next draft but over the long run the math will catch up to you. You might occasionally get that card you're looking for to fill that inside straight but you better believe that great poker players always love to play against players with your mind set. What do all great poker players have in common? They play the percentages. That is true for most things in life.
I love the poker player analogy. The best poker players fold more than anything else. They don't chase flushes and certainly inside straights.