Before I get started I'd just like to point out that the purpose of this article is to demonstrate to fans that are frustrated with their team's Draft philosophy, saying they don't trade down enough, that if your scouting department doesn't do a good enough job, wheeling and dealing might actually be more hurtful than just doing the obvious thing and drafting best player available or based on need. Here is a list of players: QB Carson Wentz WR Julio Jones Edge Justin Houston LB Anthony Barr QB Deshaun Watson LT Matt Kalil RT Jack Conklin LB Bernardrick McKinney K Blair Walsh Every single one of these athletes with the exception of Jack Conklin went to the Pro Bowl. That doesn't mean much as Kalil only made it once as a replacement because Trent Williams couldn't play, but it's a simple way to show that they are all great players. Walsh was when he first came in at least. What else do they all have in common? They were
Liverpool finally lost a match in the Premier League, how did it happen? As I listened to Klopp's interview after the match there was something very interesting that he touched on. When asked how would the team react after losing, he mentioned that the Reds lost matches this year in the Champins League and that the feeling of defeat while rare isn't something that they haven't experienced this season. He isn't really worried about that. To be honest with you there are a lot of teams in this battle against relegation that play an interesting brand of football, clubs like Brighton and Southampton with an interesting philosophy as a whole. Watford's management is the most impatient in the Premier League with little to no believe in continuity, but as much as that can disappoint me as an analyst, the fans of the club aren't really responsible for it and ultimately they are the ones that suffer the most when the club underachieves. While Pearson has done a