In the lead-up to this year’s draft, I wrote a series of articles on drafting Quarterbacks (Good Teams’ QBs, Bad Teams’ QBs, Super Bowl Winners, QB Sweet Spot, Is first QB best, Trading up for QBs) and one on drafting Wide Receivers. There were a few reasons to focus on the QB position this offseason. It is the most glaring need in Rivera’s rebuild of the WFT, and I felt fairly confident that the WFT would address the position at some point in the draft.
Are Some Offensive Positions Harder to Draft Than Others? Part 1: Hit Rates and Relative Availability
