Now, you can argue that these graphs don't show you that much because of all the guys drafted in the NFL Draft, none were the proven commodities they would be in an all-league re-draft scenario. However, it's still interesting to note the amount of value that can be found later in a draft, even when you think you know how players would grade out.

Perhaps the most important question to look at in the real-life situation is: how many quarterbacks get drafted before the first non-QB gets drafted? And who is that first non-QB drafted? If we've learned anything from the data, it points to Aaron Donald as the first non-quarterback drafted. As for where? I'd say somewhere in the middle of that first round.

Keep in mind, we're operating in a scenario where this draft happens before the season. People are still high on Mitchell Trubisky and Jared Goff. Regardless of where the Browns are picking, I think they take a QB with their first pick. That position has been such a mess for them, that they're getting it squared away immediately. Maybe the Bears just take a kicker number one to prevent their bad luck of late.

In all seriousness, we're probably getting into the third tier of quarterbacks before we're drafting any other position. The first team to take a non-QB is taking a huge risk, and probably hoping the next teams follows suit. We'd likely see Khalil Mack or someone like Joey Bosa come off the board after Donald. In terms of offensive non-QBs, I think we'd see offensive tackles, as well as running backs such as Barkley, Elliott and McCaffrey.

In Madden 23, I ran a few fantasy drafts, using the initial rosters and ratings, and charted the results (I'll spare you, and Kevin Durant, the results in graph form here). What did I find? As I expected, Madden 23 LOVES speed positions — most notably wide receivers and cornerbacks — a lot more than I found in my research above.

Patrick Mahomes routinely went number one, as it looks like Madden doesn't believe in the Madden curse. The next few picks seemed to be a rotation of Jalen Ramsey, DeAndre Hopkins, Odell Beckham Jr., Juju Smith-Schuster, Michael Thomas and Byron Jones. The earliest the second quarterback was taken was 23st. It was either Deshaun Watson or Baker Mayfield. Madden favors younger players at quarterback, as Brady, Rivers and Brees never went inside the top 50.

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