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Old 04-09-2006
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i think that the off season is something that needs to be addressed the most

1)first of all the free agency period should begin before the draft

2)i think that based on money spent on scouting and hiring scouts, a player should be allowed a certain amount of points to scout all potential draft picks
(if you hire a highly respected group of scouts, you should receive more scouting points)

3)based on the amount of points spent on scouting one player, that amount of information should be made available (for instance if i spend say 200 of 1000 points at the beginning of scouting on one player, a lot of info on that player should be provided)

4)i think that college stats should be available (its hard to determine what a rating will be based on amazing, great, good, average, under average, bad, and terrible)

5)i also think that having a senior bowl in the offseason would not be a bad idea

6)this may be a little too much, but i think highlight videos of projected top 10 picks should be available (this woould be able to give me a better idea of exactly what kind of prospect i am getting)

7)there should also be a category, other than interview, that tells me what kind of player i am getting. i think it wud be more realistic to have something to decipher between a radical player such as T.O. add a more conservative player such as marvin harrison. i think that players should be able to receive fines, suspensions, and accusations from the media. this would be muchhh more realistic to me

8) finally i think that a 350 lb. player should LOOK like a 350 lb. player. sometimes i get 300 lb. player that look bigger than 350 lb. players.....even if the 300 lb. player is taller!!!

9)i also feel like positions such as tight ends and wide receivers arent as hyped as other positions....i rarely see a TE or WR as a top 5 prospect....i think that there should be a better mix of top players
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