Do you pay attention to draft grades that are handed it out after process sets?

Hell yeah.

I love reading it on Monday.

I love reading about it.

And then this way I do, I put it in a little drawer right here, and I close it, and I remind myself, four years later, that nobody knows anything the day after the draft, man.

Where people are chosen, the schemes they're chosen, the culture they're chosen into,

it all affects their ability to be successful.

And so for anyone, for us, for anyone to sit there and say they know what's going to happen,

there's no way.

Harry Roseman, Eagles, GM, on one of my favorite topics, the irrelevance of draft grades. We went on to talk about that more. You can see the full interview at the PFTPM podcast. But look, nobody knows. That's the thing. And that's the thing you never hear during the draft, Peter, especially round one. We hear all the superlatives about every pick. The reality is half these guys aren't going to make it.

We just don't know which half.

So we don't go down that path because that quickly leads to questions we can't answer

because nobody knows.

And if anybody knew those guys wouldn't be first round picks.

You know, draft grades are the biggest abomination in modern journalism.

I mean, it's just draft grades are so pathetic, so ridiculous, such a grotesque example of clickbait to the max.

And, you know, look, we can all point to somebody who three years ago said that,

oh, my God, Patrick Mahomes stinks.

What a dumb pick.

And not only did the chiefs pick them, they traded a one to get them.

What a bunch of idiots.

I mean, you know, it, look, I mean, if the smartest general managers in football,

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