Let me try:
ADP-beaters - 86
ADP-beaten - 124
So it sounds easier to get disappointed by the draft than not
Top-12 ADP and Top-12 Finishers
ADP-Beaters: 33
ADP-Beaten: 34
So drafting a Top-12 guy in the board is basically a flip coin
Top-12 ADP and 13-30 Finishers: 40
Adding those guys to the second group above means 74 in 107 cases in which it wasn't good to draft a QB at his ADP.
13-24 ADP:
Top-12 Finishes - 34
13-30 Finishes - 51
So in this range we're likely to get a bad starter.
ADP x Average Finish
So this tell me that either I get one of the top-5 guys or wait for the Wentz-Mayfield range (although this falls into consistency issues which justifies streaming).
Glad to help @LateRoundQB !
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