My Official Position
...is the same as it was last year: Josh McDaniels knows more about football than you or me, and drafts should never be judged before the players get on the field.
I will say that last year's draft is not off to a promising start.
posted by GnightMoon @ 12:12 AM
5 Comments:
This is the biggest load of BS I've ever seen you post! What you have to say is definitely true, but so what?? That's not the point! Nut up and give your loyal readers your take on it already.
Come on, it's a crazy pick by a guy determined to amass the exact same image that his mentor has among the NFL elite.
Discussing and analyzing the NFL draft(or any draft for that matter) to the extent that it is now, is utterly useless and ultimately a giant waste of time. If anyone was really interested in analysis, networks and media outlets would have "draft specials" five years after the draft, to truly pick the winners and the losers. Instead, we are inundated with endless speculation from "experts", most of which turns out to be incorrect. With all that being said, Draft night is still very exciting to me because it means after its over, I don't have to hear about it for another 45 weeks or so.
P.S. Any NFL team should be excited about having Timmmmmmmmy on their roster. He's a bona fide winner with unique talents that will never have any embarrassing off the field incidents. Except, maybe a anti-abortion commercial every now and again.
Seth, you are missing the point.
This is Thomas's blog. He's a Broncos fan. He has strong opinions about all things NFL. The Broncos traded for Brady Quinn in the off-season. Brady Quinn! Tebow is a lightning rod for discussion. When Moon grows up, he wants to be a writer. Anybody can look back now and explain why Tom Brady was a "steal".
All of this adds up to what should be an interesting speculation from an insightful nerd who will give us fodder to pick apart his opinions.
Instead, he sissied out.
It is pretty amusing that the three quarterbacks for my favorite team in sports are Kyle Orton, Brady Quinn, and Tim Tebow.
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