American Football

[jusplay4fun]

Keeping up with the NFL Draft to me is not worth the effort nor the attention it gets from some.

The same is true for me for college football recruitment, and now add the Transfer Portal to that list of "Things I do not value that much."

I wait to see how a player does on the team and on the field. Any judgement before I leave to the experts. Yes, knowing who is the #1 draft pick is interesting, but what happens when they actually play is for me of most interest, not what some expert EXPECTS.

Look at the list of NFL #1 draft picks:
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/39958676/no-1-nfl-draft-picks-history-know

Some do well, a few VERY WELL, and some are a BUST. And not at Hooters, either.

Recruits and transfers (and lower draft picks) are the SAME, just MORE of them on many more teams. And YES, the Cleveland Browns have not done well in the NFL for a LONG time.

[mookiemcgee]

The Ravens just released Justin Tucker who is one of, if not the greatest kicker of the last 10-15 years. They drafted a new kicker a few weeks ago and are saying this is 100% a football decision and has nothing to do with the multitude of allegations he was sexually assaulting girls at massage places around Baltimore throughout his tenure as a raven.

Will he be Donald Trumps next pick for National Security Advisor?