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Bleedin' Orange...
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...it sounds like the best practicers will probably get the nod...I hope guys don't get overlooked or punished because they aren't the best performer in practice...
Best current example is Josh Dobbs...being passed over because of his lousy practice performances....
One major logical fallacy. Here it is visually:

The proven (or believed) existence of "p" does not mean that all players who are bad in practice will be 'p'. The vast majority of them will be q, or i, or f, or h, or b, or etc.
In words, your logical fallacy looks like this: "p" exists, therefore "p" is common and must be catered to.
When in fact, "p" is not common at all.
Most of the time, players who practice well, play well. And players who practice poorly, play poorly. It's why coaches design practice sessions to mirror game conditions as much as possible.