NFL Combine: There Are No Stupid Questions, Only Stupid People Who Ask Questions

By 11W Staff on February 29, 2020 at 7:05 pm
Jeff Okudah's face when his play is referred to as “sloppy.”
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It is impossible to find a statistically less sloppy college football player in America than Jeffrey Okudah.

And if you don't have the stats handy, it wasn't that hard to see him in action – he played for one of the highest-profile teams in the country and participated in several of the highest-profile games of the season.

If you cover NFL draft prospects, locating tape on Ohio State Buckeyes like Okudah is like finding sand at the beach. And yet:

Mystifying. Okudah is an objectively elite, not-sloppy-at-all top 5ish pick who will be on a plane with the team who drafts him to the city where he'll play while the early rounds are still happening. It's hard to come up with a dumber comment. Tell'em, Teradja Mitchell's dad:

It got us thinking: What would equally stupid questions for the rest of the top draftees look like?

Feb 25, 2020; Indianapolis, Indiana, USA; Louisiana State quarterback Joe Burrow (QB02) speaks to the media during the 2020 NFL Combine in the Indianapolis Convention Center. Mandatory Credit: Trevor Ruszkowski-USA TODAY Sports
Joe Burrow at the NFL Combine. ©Trevor Ruszkowski USAT Sports

JOE BURROW

"Joe, what have you done to correct the swagger deficiency you showed while at LSU?"

CHASE YOUNG

"Chase, there's talk that you don't have the size or speed to succeed at the next level. Can you address that?"

TUA TAGOVAILOA

"Tua, you routinely gave up on plays and showed reluctance to improvise at Alabama. What are you doing to play less scared at the next level?"

JUSTIN HERBERT

"Justin, people are questioning your arm strength. What do you say to them?"

ISAIAH SIMMONS

"Isaiah, are you concerned you don't have the speed or range to play East-West in the NFL?"

CEEDEE LAMB

"CeeDee, you didn't make many big plays at Oklahoma. Are you going to be more than a possession receiver?"

The NFL Draft begins Thursday, April 23rd.

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