The Safest Pick is the Most Dangerous in the NFL
Go to https://buyraycon.com/MACKELVIEBC to get 15% off! Thanks to Raycon for sponsoring! This year’s draft is unique, especially for this day and age. There are four non-premium positions expected to be top ten draft picks...this begs the question: how should one draft a team? Quick shoutout to the following folks: 1. Nick Gurol (Data, Research and construction of the Sharpe) - big thanks! 2. Lau Sze Yui 3. Timo Riske (we tweaked his Hit Rates requirements and updated them) Chapters Sharpe Analysis 00:00 Who to Draft? 04:04 The Gridiron Gamble 10:57 Ad 12:02 Sharpe Analysis For further information on the methodology we used in this video, take a look at these articles from Nick Gurol: https://stranger9977.github.io/draft-... https://stranger9977.github.io/draft-...

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