HumanCockroach wrote:
Why do people continue to cite experts? These are the very same experts that trashed the Seahawks draft that year, profess players like to Yo gabba Gabbert is HOF material, claim guys like Leaf, George, RGIII are the best player in the draft, and are wrong with MORE regularly than average fans.
I remember being in My Hotel Room in Reno after I had just laid out a high 4 figure bet for the Seahawks to win the Superbowl against Denver.
ESPN closed their Pre-Superbowl coverage by asking their 10 EX-NFL Experts (Virtually all of them in the Hall of Fame) who did they pick to win the Superbowl?
9 out of 10 of the Experts Picked Denver to Win.. I remember feeling "Uh-Oh" did I let some Homerism affect my analysis of the teams in the Up-coming game? However, within a few minutes my confidence was back as I knew my research was thorough and that I could trust my own analytical process over the "Experts" opinion.
Heck even as part of my research I reached out to you for your assessment.
We all know how this story ended.
Many times the Expert is very knowledgeable but they can also be
very lazy in their approach to analysis as they rely on their expertise to
quickly arrive at their conclusions.