Pet peeves of the Draft

[DaBruinz]

So, we all have our pet peeves, especially of the draft.

Mine:
1) That they wait until 8 PM to start.
2) That ALL the networks/announcers think people care about their blathering.. No one does.
3) Breaking for Commercials when the picks are about to be announced,

 

[mayoclinic]

That they don't start the draft in October-November when our binkies are still day 3 prospects.

 

[Sfpat]

No one tipping the picks. Why wait for Goddell to play his game in announcing picks. If the picks are known, let us know

 

[bakes781]

All the attention given to QBs. I get it they are important but especially in a draft with crap can we discuss the other prospects for a change.

 

[DoubleDeluxe]

So, we all have our pet peeves, especially of the draft.

Mine:
1) That they wait until 8 PM to start.
2) That ALL the networks/announcers think people care about their blathering.. No one does.
3) Breaking for Commercials when the picks are about to be announced,

When I wait anxiously all night for the Pats pick....and they trade out.

 

[Brick27]

When they call any of these guys a “good prospect” or that they have “good potential”.

 

[State]

That they went Prime Time. Should start on Saturday like it did in the Chris Berman days.

 

[turkeyneck]

So, we all have our pet peeves, especially of the draft.

Mine:
1) That they wait until 8 PM to start.
2) That ALL the networks/announcers think people care about their blathering.. No one does.
3) Breaking for Commercials when the picks are about to be announced,

In reverse order, 100%.

 

[Raccoonsuit]

The interviews with the parents.

God didn't help your son get to the nfl, you did. Your son did. His teammates and coaches did.

Don't diminish the sacrifice your child made to get where they are. Take pride in what happens on Earth and what is actually happening in front of you.

 

[Patsfanin Philly]

300,000 plus last night. Liked it better when it was at Radio City Music Hall with 4000 people and barely 100 on Sunday. On Sunday they asked us all to sit together so it would look better on TV. And if you attended Sunday, they gave you tickets to the next year so people would show up.
Best part was watching the celebrities when the cameras were off. Some were great talking to fans and signing autographs ( the guy who looked a bird forget his name- really nice) and others were -holes to the nth degree.