These are the men who actually make the decisions in the draft, and who better to get advice from?

Today, two young men have been charged with crimes they did not commit. This is a tragedy. For the two young men, an ordeal lies ahead. ... They are both innocent.

I think the hard work of writing is just how long a book is terrible before it's good.

There's only 60 spots (in the draft), and some things just are not reported so that everyone understands how it works. There's international players, and there's high school players to factor in.

When you come in as a high draft pick, you do have a lot of pressure put on you -- not necessarily thrust upon you by your own team, maybe outside sources that have expectations.

It has never been a mistake to commit a mistake, but a mistake to repeat a mistake