Where do you get your draft info?

**AvengerRam** · -03-23-2005

I'm curious what sources of information people use. My three primary sources are:

The TSN Draft Guide (went on sale this week)
The Street & Smith Draft Guide (also went on sale this week)

and

NFL.com's Pro Day summaries.

The first two are very comprehensive, though, because of they are written before the Pro Days, can be a bit outdated as far as 40 times go. NFL.com has a great summary of the Pro Day results compiled by Gil Brant, who I think is very good at analyzing the draft. Here's the link:

http://www.nfl.com/partners/aol?http://www.nfl.com/

I don't bother with Mel Kiper, because I refuse to pay for premium sports web sites.

Any other good sources?

**HUbison** · -03-23-2005

There's several good ones out there, but my favorite would be Scott Wright's nfldraftcountdown.com. Lots of good information, and it's all free. I ain't payin' for draft information. I got diapers and baby formula to buy.

***rampete*** · -03-23-2005

i use these websites and mags:

1) great north blue draft report:

great current info on player movement and draftee situations for present season as well as next.

2) nfl draft scout powered by the sports xchange:

some of the most current and accurate combine and proday numbers, although you need to pay a fee for their premium board.

3) profootball weekly draft preview:

more in-depth and extensive than most publications on the draft. it also comes out later than most magazines and so has more accurate workout numbers...around $20...

**Nick** · -03-23-2005

NFL Draft Countdown and GBN, mostly. Sometimes SportingNews. I've found out over the years that most of the stuff I find in the NFL magazine publications (the pre-draft and pre-season ones) I could find online for free or either already knew, only because I don't think they have a lot of exclusive information in there.