Draft Room Impressions

[CouchCoach]

Were the younger kids using TV trays out of the camera range?

The whole war room scenes are laughable. Why are they high fiving and celebrating after the pick is announced? They should be doing that when the guy they want has dropped to them. The way they do it looks completely staged by the league office.

And that Malibu shot by the Rams was as needless as Kingbury's "hey, look at me, I go no socks on and fires in the ground".

 

[GMO415]

Room reeked of Johnny Blue

 

[PAPPYDOG]

When the cameras went to the draft rooms of other teams, they all had a getting on with business feel. Full of coaches and scouts, laptops, player lists, office type furniture. I noticed the odd owner being present in some, but only on the periphery.

When the Cowboys draft room was shown, we see 3 generations of the Jones family - including children - sitting in expensive "video gamer" style chairs. No sense that it was a room where important business decisions are being made.

What impression does this give prospective players?