Draft Day Grades!!!

[bf1]

Are utterly stupid until about 2-3 or more years pass by. Don't you agree?

[Mr. Miyagi]

Cliche

[bf1]

There is a huge opportunity for a journalist to go back and grade drafts. It never happens.

[Mr. Miyagi]

I've seen some but not this year.

[CleveSteve]

everybody agrees but everybody does it anyway.

[stuckincincy]

everybody agrees but everybody does it anyway.

Sure thing! Everybody who gets on their high horse about it also read the grades. It's part of the fun. No harm in it.

[kingJofNYC]

This is rich, since you **** on Nix & Co every time they make a move. You've been reactionary in the past, criticizing them at every turn, and now you're telling others to back off and wait, when others told you to do the same in the past. Oh the irony!

[Buffalogic]

There is a huge opportunity for a journalist to go back and grade drafts. It never happens.There's no reason for an expert to go back and grade drafts because any novice can see which selections turned out to be good after 3 years.

[YardRat]

No. There's nothing wrong with grading a draft for upgrade potential immediately after the last player is picked. It's possible to grade a draft based on addressing needs, and then 3-5 seasons later grading it on actual impact.