The NFL Draft is an amazing time for fans. It offers hope that the future will be brighter for struggling teams while also helping successful franchises continue to add pieces to their respective puzzles. Fans and media members alike begin picking the prospects apart months—sometimes years—before they ever hear their names called by their future employer. That scrutiny doesn’t stop when their names are called though.Once a player is picked, a grade is usually assinged for that selection by anyone who is interested. Then a grade can be reassessed each and every year following the original draft grade. Of course the most picked-apart and criticized round is the first. Here is where teams hope they get superstars, not potential contributors.More chances can be taken as the draft progresses, but teams generally hope that whoever they call on with their first pick can contribute immedietely. When they can’t, the pick is seen as a bust.In 2015, there was a lot of fluidity regarding which players would go where. The first two picks were almost pre-determined, though, with Jameis Winston heading to Tampa Bay and Marcus Mariota heading to Tennessee. So with those two guys, as well as the 30 remaining picks all having 1.5 seasons in the… Read full this story
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