So was the first round hype of Shaduer completely manufactured by ESPN?

There may have been some NFL teams willing to take a chance on the first round

If his interview process was as bad as claimed then he did this to himself

He is a flawed prospect though so there is a chance he was never looked at as a top 3 QB in the draft. He gives up bad sacks that cost his team points and he is relatively small for an NFL guy. Shorter guys like Brees have had success in the NFL but those are the exception and not the rule.

I suspect GMs think he’s an average QB who likely comes with too much distraction that outweighs his ability.

On the one hand, Deion is the reason for the undue hype. On the other, he’s the reason NFL don’t want to deal with the headache of having his kid on the team

Well I am a dolphins fan so…

Agreed. The distractions create too much downside risk for whatever upside he may have. If he played any other position other than QB this probably wouldn't matter as much. But a top pick in a QB either makes or breaks a franchise for at least 5 years if you get it right or wrong.

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If the "draft experts" at ESPN had any clue wtf they were talking about they'd actually be employees by NFL teams.

ESPN "experts" exist to sell Modelo or whatever other shite they happen to be advertising that week.

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Not to get too philosophical on you here buddy but that's the only reason the NFL exists too

I mean it was a shite program before they got there

We can criticize the guy without going full retard

This whole thing is a great reminder to everyone that you probably don't hate ESPiN enough.

Hopefully the stat padding isn't that extreme. But I know they were playing some hero ball shite against North Dakota State that came dangerously close to them losing the game.