Coogiguy03
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This is that time of week (draft week) where bored people on social media will make up rumors that somehow seem believable. Let's not fall for them people, be smart.
Like the Chiefs might trade up for a Texas Tech qb.This is that time of week (draft week) where bored people on social media will make up rumors that somehow seem believable. Let's not fall for them people, be smart.
they came up with one for the vikings I saw for the compensation was a pick they didn't even have. You have to check these weirdos out here who do this!Like the Chiefs might trade up for a Texas Tech qb.
nobody knows they're working on their boards right now, we as fans are having fun guessing, and doing mock simulators a million times a day! In the end we will knowSo who we drafting?
Fans usually know by now.
Unfortunately people fall for it every year.This is that time of week (draft week) where bored people on social media will make up rumors that somehow seem believable. Let's not fall for them people, be smart.
Ask Jane Slater. She's about as accurate as anyone.So who we drafting?
Fans usually know by now.
I just wanted to make sure we were on this before it got to be a mess in here with the "rumors", if people actually checked around they'd know if a story was true or not! Usually when something happens, it gets circulated around ALL media lines, one guy on twitter starting a rumor, isn't enough to be credible!Unfortunately people fall for it every year.
It used to be we just had to watch out for the fake "I heard from an inside source" claims, but now you see the "I heard on Youtube" or "I saw on Facebook" or "a friend told me that he heard from a friend who works in the scouting department" posts from a surprising number of people.
This is like "rush week" for wannabe-influencers desperately looking for every naive person they can find to generate clicks and followers for their accounts and channels.
which is why I typically steer away from the YT stuff, but during the week of the draft, I peek in and see whats stirring. Some are just unwatchable totally they are full of all fluff and no substance.Unfortunately people fall for it every year.
It used to be we just had to watch out for the fake "I heard from an inside source" claims, but now you see the "I heard on Youtube" or "I saw on Facebook" or "a friend told me that he heard from a friend who works in the scouting department" posts from a surprising number of people.
This is like "rush week" for wannabe-influencers desperately looking for every naive person they can find to generate clicks and followers for their accounts and channels.
I love rumors and I am sure most fans do as well, but too many depserate influencers throw out speculation and guesses while claiming it's from an inside source or connection.I just wanted to make sure we were on this before it got to be a mess in here with the "rumors", if people actually checked around they'd know if a story was true or not! Usually when something happens, it gets circulated around ALL media lines, one guy on twitter starting a rumor, isn't enough to be credible!
One of the centers, or an otackle, or an edge, or Byron Murphy.So who we drafting?
Fans usually know by now.
I wish we had more legitimately sourced rumors for the Cowboys to talk about. We used to have those every year around this time.which is why I typically steer away from the YT stuff, but during the week of the draft, I peek in and see whats stirring. Some are just unwatchable totally they are full of all fluff and no substance.
in a nutshell!! spot on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I love rumors and I am sure most fans do as well, but too many depserate influencers throw out speculation and guesses while claiming it's from an inside source or connection.
Real sports writers value their reputation when it comes to rumors, but influencers know that most people will forget the intentionally made-up rumors fairly quickly as long as they stay away from the bigger lies that people will tend to remember.
Most fans forget that influencers are just fans on a social platform. They are no different or better than any other fan that stays on top of the latest news.
At some point, influencers realize they are not growing their following fast enough or at all and resort to short-cuts by claiming inside information.
yeah its been different no doubt.I wish we had more legitimately sourced rumors for the Cowboys to talk about. We used to have those every year around this time.
It's just really funny how the media is hardly sharing any rumors this year and yet random influeners have inside information.