I wish the league could've left the first day of the draft at noon or whenever it was before this year. Before you could wake up, wash up, have your breakfast and get ready for the draft. Conversely, Saturday was pure torture for me. My boredom was too much. And with New England trading down twice in the first round which would ultimately move them into the second round. I thought, that stunk! I mean from the standpoint that I'd waited for bloody hours and I'm now made to wait even longer before I can see New England's first draft selection of 2009. I wanted to go to sleep. Because I soon discovered that if I'd forgotten the start time for the draft, overslept or took a nap. It wouldn't have made a difference. The Patriots' pick came at what time? In the evening?
I very seldom watch TV, so I followed the draft on ESPN online. I felt somewhat frustrated each time I would fill with curiosity for each impending selection, the time clock ticking down. And then I see instead a "T" which indicated a trade between the Patriots and another team. I could only... Ugh. What Belichick did during both days was understandable. It was just all the time it took to do all of their deals and selections that was exhausting.
I was sort of surprised when I read the headline of a Hobbs trade. I was more like, "when did this happen...?" I'd to take a rest from being online. And wasn't even aware. Needless to say, this past weekend was more frustrating than fun and quite interesting. I don't want to experience it again if I'd to do it all over. Please go back to starting at noon. Yeah, right... That won't happen...