SUMMARY: When it comes to the NFL Draft, rumors, lies and innuendo abound. The top three quarterbacks in this year's draft, and their agents, are as eager as anyone else to know where they will be chosen on Saturday. "Unfortunately for Matt, we really don’t know a whole lot more than anyone else does at this point," said Chuck Price, part of Leinart’s representation team along with Tom Condon. "We hear the rumors and the speculation, but we really won’t know for sure until draft day." Bus Cook, who represents Vanderbilt’s Jay Cutler, only can guess where his client will be selected. "I think he’ll probably go somewhere in the top 10, but other than that, I really don’t have a clue. I couldn’t tell you where he’s headed," Cook said.
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Bus Cook is an excellent agent although I dont like the way he has handled the McNair situation any better than I like the way the Titans have handled it. He knows the business and wont hold a grudge. I understand he will be in Nashville with Cutler for the draft maybe to stay over and work on Steves deal after the draft tells us which way to go with Steve.
i believe everything.................i also bet on wrestling and i am a member of a cult.
bongo59 said:i am a member of a cult.
Reynaldology. :brow:
Somebody should run simulations on this crap. Like a real computer guru who analyzes all the data. All these mock drafts aren't really based on any data, only projected need, and I would be interested in some analysis from a data perspective (like the recent report on fielding that just came out for baseball.) There is plenty of draft data out there that might be really interesting.
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