What I was wrong about: QB position in general: despite years of consistent evidence, this year appears to be the anomaly. With numerous QBs performing well above projections and numerous QBs just straight sucking, the delta at the position was larger than it has been in 5 years from top to bottom. While I was right on many QBs (both being better or worse than consensus), I was wrong on many too and wrong on the position entirely. Which was a HUGE difference maker in SF. TEs in general: while many of my predictions show signs of coming to fruition, I was of the mind that the position was saturated, and there would be little advantage in investing in it. While I was right because a lot of the bigger names did not produce consistently, I was wrong because there was a significant delta at the position for those that did.

my list isn't complete but I missed on some of the same, the Jets, Benson and Corum, Deebo, the Denver backfield, I made what has so far been a pretty bad trade for Williams last off season, I am not a JT guy so... also had a higher value on Shakir than most, but wouldn't have bet on him doing what he did, I liked Maye and expected Herbert to be better than projected but again wouldn't have bet.... I got Nix and Sutton off waivers in a 14 team redraft league, because of injuries, not because I'm that smart, and I'm a Saquon truther so... that's just a few

Good stuff. I'll say you were spot on with the Penix take of him seeing the field which I disagreed with. didn't expect that at all considering the money tied to Kirk.

Say a prayer. Do some pushups. Run a mile 😂 you’re absolved of your bad bet sins. Try to bet on better player performance next year!

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I think young did better than most people thought he would. Especially compared to last year and coming back after his benching. Looked like a brand new QB who understands nfl defences now

JSN take is wild.

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