drvenner
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*moron
I'm glad the NFL doesn't listen to Mel Kiper.
What a moran
He’s just a moron. Doesn’t deserve the “a.”
@drvenner .... I spell moran with an A so much, my phone thinks that's the correct spelling.I know! Auto-correct got me.
I've come to realize he's a personality and job is to get people talking, get attention for the draft, etc.How Mel Kiper Jr. still has a job is beyond me. Meteorologists are more accurate than him.
Watched the OG double dare with my kids this week. I was laughing to myself at the questions.You can't hide money. A typewriter with autocorrect. $$$
The narrative is that we have a very limited route tree and that our system makes it easy on them….. will they translate to the nfl? A 4.3 40 by Hyatt would have caused them to overlook their perceived negatives…. If Hyatt and Tillman are successful…. The next group will have an easier time.Sure I guess...but JSN and Johnson both didn't even run, and Hyatt was faster than both Flowers and Addison.
I just hope this means Hyatt has a Moss like response to being passed over.
It wasn’t just ESPN or Kiper saying….. it was being said by many different analysts and gambling sites…. There probably were some teams that wanted up but minds may have been changed by how the draft went.In the now-famous Levis case, ESPN's "the GMs head faking" story is a very partial truth and really amounts to a form of lying.
The truth is that the networks -- ESPN above all -- made out mayonaise-boy to be the greatest QB and a candidate for #1 pick all season long and into the post-season.
It was ESPN's "analytics" (wink, wink) (not the GMs) that determined that there was only a 0.1% chance of Levis falling that far. That was ESPN's opinion or "narrative" or talking point for years.
Now, the media -- and especially ESPN -- is trying to mislead its audience (as is their standard practice) into believing they they themselves were simply reporting the facts as known and something secret went down. I call BS.
Read this board for the last 2 years! It was clear that the networks and ESPN were extravagantly lying about Levis all along.
If there was head faking, it presupposed and required the years-long media hype. I'm not defending the indefensible (Levis), I'm calling out the propaganda move that ESPN is now feeding its addicts. Their new "story" is designed to conceal their old "story" of years in duration.