NFL Draft Day 2 Live Thread: Where Ridiculous Super Bowl Catches Are Born

Rover found this 4/27/2008 on FanIQ.com [flag]

As countless commercials have accurately portrayed, today is when team's build championships. Yesterday, was when team (Tennessee) lose them. David Tyree was a 6th round pick for the New York Giants in the 2003 Draft. We all know the Tom Brady story, etc. Detroit got things started today in Round 3 by selected Kevin Smith of Central Florida. All he did was rush for more yards than ... [link]

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