Drafting using combine numbers ---

[Guest]

I switched to weighting combine numbers and scout opinions (good categories of my scout) as being more important than bars..... and my drafts have all been worse ---

Question -- How to prioritize:

1) Rating of bureau
2) Bars
3) Combine
4) Scout (only if G or VG or excellent -- if excellent -- move up to #3?)

thoughts...

[Lintyfresh85]

1. Combine
2. Bars
3. Scout
4. Bureau

That's my order.

Maybe you just had bad luck?

[liquidcrash]

I don't understand the interview process. I know it says underrated, overrated, etc..., but what are they overrated compared to? The bureau score? The bars? Both? The bars don't change much after the interview, it just narrows it down to somewhere inside the blue area as far as I can figure.

[Clay]

The bars

[Guest]

The bars

So it's solely in reference to the apparent bars or is it in reference to the "bureau" rating --- It makes more sense to be in ref. to the bureau but it would explain some suckitude when drafting a high bureau/ lousy bars/ great combine guy that is "very underrated" as the scout is saying --- "those lousy bars are way under his actual" -- meaning he's a 50% bar guy ----

CORRECT?

This also would explain the "very overrated" that most of us get when interviewing maxed out bar guys

[Guest]

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