This is an I-Heart podcast.

You're listening to Fox Sports Radio.

I don't want to insult anyone on FS1, Fox Sports Radio, anywhere, but I have something to say.

And Dan Byer, Danny G., Ramos, Spottie, anyone chime in if you disagree or if I'm missing something.

I get that when people make predictions, it's no different than me making my Sunday picks or teasers or parley.

Hey, who's going to win tonight?

You know, Lakers or Grizzlies.

That's just a guess.

It's a prediction, an educated guest for sports gamblers and professionals, correct?

But when you see people, quote, grading the draft, I can't understand it even 1%. To me, it's like, the stupidest thing I've ever seen in my life. Grading the draft, that to me would be the equivalent of not even going on your first date yet

and asking someone, how's the relationship?

How's it going?

It would be like getting hired for the job.

I just met them.

Getting hired for the job, not even starting.

Day one at the office, and your

boss is handed an evaluation, like, how's he doing? So am I a dope for clicking on those

stories and the report cards? Because I'm like, please get my team an A. Dude, I do the same

thing. And then you got to remind yourself, every year there's hits and misses and, you know,

unproductive injuries.

You know, it's backwards about it is they grade the draft, but they never, like, reassess

the grading, right?

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