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It's draft week. If you're a chronic fan, you've probably visited"The famous "Jimmy Johnson draft-pick value chart" at some point during the week to find out what it would cost for you and your Madden NFL 23 team to make a trade with your favorite prospect or figure out how much your team could make through a trade in the draft. The methodology used to create the Johnson Chart, though, was a result-driven, market-based. As The Washington Post recently put it, Mike McCoy "plotted on logarithmic sheets for every trade that included an undrafted player over the past four years" in order to determine the worth of a draft pick.
Thirty years have been since that date and we have more tools to analyse the draft from a performance-based standpoint. For example, the Fitzgerald-Spielberger Madden NFL 23 draft trade value chart frames draft slots based on what the players picked in those slots are paid after their rookie contracts instead of how much teams are willing to give up on draft day. It's a results-based chart not the market-based chart that McCoy created.
Using the Fitzgerald-Spielberger chart, I thought it would be interesting to look at where Madden NFL 23 prospects are coming from, using a modern perspective, in recent years. So I attached the Fitzgerald-Spielberger value to every draft pick since 2011. the first year in which rookie contracts essentially had slated salaries with the signing of the collective bargaining
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