Wont PerDont wrote:If your point was that it doesn't happen often (vs. NEVER) then you wouldn't have made the distinction that your "point still stands" when it was brought to your attention that the Bears had drafted all defense except one player twice in 4 years (or how "ridiculous" it was to suggest a team would draft completely on one side of the ball). (<---Which, just out of curiosity, if your point wasn't that it NEVER happens...what was your point, exactly?) And at the time you typed those things you had NO IDEA that it had happened once in 5 years (you assumed it hadn't at all - and you know what they say about assuming).
I'm done arguing with you about it, though. You are exhausting! So, you go right on ahead assuming you are right and disregard the facts all you want. You floated out your half thought out argument like it was fact, got called out on it and proven wrong, and now you're in damage control. That's fine. It makes you look a little petty, but whatever. I just don't have to continue to engage in a situation where I am beating my head against a proverbial wall trying to argue with someone who I doubt has ever been wrong in his life, so I'm done.
Should be pretty beneficial for both of us. You can continue to think you are right and I no longer have to do the wall thing. We both win!
Nobody forced you into this convo guy. You decided to quote me on something I said weeks back to another poster and you totally missed my point, which you won't admit. Why you're going this far to nitpick at the words I used such as "point still stands" is beyond me. There's no hidden message to what I said. Very simple, my point was that you don't see teams drafting one side very often, hence why I asked how often. It was a rhetorical question. The answer is obvious, no need for me to even look at stats to back it up. And when I did look at stats to shut you up, they proved me right. How did I know? Well I've watched almost every draft the past decade and I just realized that it's common for teams to draft multiple sides of the ball and for good reason.
The word "ridiculous" has no hidden meaning behind it either. I thought and still think it's ridiculous to expect a team to draft all on one side. I never said it's impossible or that it never happens, because I was sure then and know that in the long history of the NFL stuff like this happens, like it did with the Bucs. That in no way proves what I said wrong, nor should it have anything to do with what I said since my point was not about it being impossible but about the fact that this doesn't happen often.
If you felt that I was being condescending towards someone and wanted to point that out, then ok, fine, but that's about as far as you needed to go, because everything else you posted was garbage.
So good job. You decided to go out of your way to bash someone and failed miserably. Go take a time out and have yourself a nice day.
