For the last few weeks, professional football fans have been held hostage digitally by the news on the progress of the mediation between the NFL and NFLPA.
Free me!
Nothing has changed. The owners still want more money and regular season games. The players still want to see the books. Well, I guess I should not say “nothing” because the sides are talking now (A LOT) and they did not for months. This still is not enough to warrant the hostage.
Free me!
The hostage wouldn’t be so bad if both parties were not sworn to secrecy. At least we would have some insight on the progress, the tension in the room, and the perspective from each side. I am not asking for cameras, but a fiery remark from Jerry Jones would be satisfying. Instead we have mundane “updates” telling us the same thing. I can’t take it anymore.
I’M BREAKING OUT!!!
Now that the CBA analysis is behind me, I will get to where our focus should be in March. College “Pro Days.” These are workouts at colleges that NFL personnel attend to continue their evaluation of players to prepare for the upcoming draft. It is similar to the Combine, but not as vigorous. Plus, players who were not invited to the Combine have a chance to make an impression on NFL Scouts.
Tomorrow, a couple of top quarterbacks will participate in their schools’ Pro Day. Cam NewtonRyan Mallett (Arkansas) both will display their talent at their university. Ryan did well at the Combine and demonstrated that he has a strong arm and is accurate. This is an opportunity for him to build on that performance and show he can throw at the professional level. Cam on the other hand was disappointing at the Combine. Auburn’s Pro Day gives him chance to improve on passing drills and exhibit that he can handle the NFL. (Auburn) and
It feels sooo good to be liberated!
Ciao!
Heels & Helmets®
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