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Mike Sielski hates the NFL draft, and thinks you should too

Analysts are afraid to be negative, and no one really knows anything at all.

    by Mike Sielski | Columnist
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Everyone loves the NFL draft. Except our exasperated columnist, Mike Sielski. It’s “decadent and depraved — a TV show/pep rally full of empty praise.” The big question is: Do you agree?

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