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re: Will the Saints Talk implode
Posted on 4/10/14 at 6:52 pm to Rand AlThor
Posted on 4/10/14 at 6:52 pm to Rand AlThor
That's why all these narratives ESPN and NFLN give us on draft day are dishonest and laughable.
Like I said before, remember when the "story of the draft is Brady Quinn's dramatic fall?" Well, who the frick said he fell? Was he on the top five on every team's draft board and they just forgot about him? Were teams too stubborn or stupid not to draft an obvious franchise QB? Because that was the way they acted.
As it turned out, all those teams that passed on them had him rated exactly where he needed to be and Mel and the Browns were stupid. Hell, the narrative should have been "The Browns reached for a hometown QB and screwed the pooch. AGAIN."
I will admit, the narrative turned out to be correct on Aaron Rodgers. My point is that, as Jim Mora said, they think they know, and a lot of the time they just don't know.
Like I said before, remember when the "story of the draft is Brady Quinn's dramatic fall?" Well, who the frick said he fell? Was he on the top five on every team's draft board and they just forgot about him? Were teams too stubborn or stupid not to draft an obvious franchise QB? Because that was the way they acted.
As it turned out, all those teams that passed on them had him rated exactly where he needed to be and Mel and the Browns were stupid. Hell, the narrative should have been "The Browns reached for a hometown QB and screwed the pooch. AGAIN."
I will admit, the narrative turned out to be correct on Aaron Rodgers. My point is that, as Jim Mora said, they think they know, and a lot of the time they just don't know.
This post was edited on 4/10/14 at 6:58 pm
Posted on 4/11/14 at 12:05 am to lsutigers1992
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My point is that, as Jim Mora said, they think they know, and a lot of the time they just don't know.
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