Draft Day Comments

  • Sanford 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    Such a bland and boring character can only rely on the line of family and love to meet his own luck. Fortunately, it is wrapped in the shell of sports, and all the clichés and intentions are not so...

  • Guy 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    The biggest difference from Moneyball is: Are the GMs here all fooling around? And why the Seahawks are set to take the No. 1 pick. And whoever the Jaguars provoked. Also, the Browns are still at the bottom of the next real season, and the AL North can't help but lose their...

  • Jasen 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    A story that fully demonstrates the protagonist's ability to scare everyone around him. I especially like films that only talk about one thing seriously, so it would be better if there is no family part. I don't understand why the No. 1 pick in the NFL is very happy, apart from the high salary, doesn't it mean going to a city where birds don't shit and never making the playoffs on the bottom team, and because of the high value? No team is willing to trade...

  • Imogene 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    Three and a half. Watched for Uncle...

  • Elmore 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    unfamiliar territory. ....

  • Alanna 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    For someone like me who doesn't have a half-rooted athletic ability, it is a luxury to simply understand the games of the Sports Institute, and it is really difficult to understand the draft. Despite this, I still see that the foreshadowing narrative in the front is slightly procrastinated, and it is not too detailed, and the rhythm and control of the latter is what it should be. But the three perspectives are so...

  • Jeffery 2022-03-25 09:01:13

    I didn't expect such a piece of meat to be missed in the regular sports theme. The behind-the-scenes situation of the draft can be turned into a blockbuster of saliva and wisdom. Sonny made a wrong move, but he quickly turned around and returned to the original way, and also got extra The advantage of this wave of show is not inferior to the fierce counterattack on the boxing ring, the sports theme can be extended, and on the other hand, it is an exciting...

  • Flavio 2022-03-25 09:01:13

    The story itself is still remarkable, but because it happened in Cleveland, where the quality of fans is extremely poor, one star is...

  • Sophie 2022-03-25 09:01:13

    Buying a player is more exciting than buying...

  • Mckenzie 2022-03-25 09:01:13

    There is no suspense in the plot framework of this theme. It must be the front and the back for the final show. The rhythm is very important. It feels good to be a football...

Extended Reading
  • Eliane 2021-12-28 08:01:18

    "Super Draft Day"

    I don't like "Super Draft Day" very much. Although it has a minimum of entertainment, it is mainly because Kevin Costner has his star charm but the performance is not in place. Then his career and interpersonal pressure on draft day are really TV series level.

    I don’t know much about the NFL draft...

  • Dahlia 2021-12-28 08:01:18

    Late Draft Day Film Critic (Minor Spoilers)

    We are accustomed to the passionate game scene; we are accustomed to paying attention to baseball home runs, basketball buzzer three-pointers, football goal kicks, and football touchdowns; we are accustomed to fans shouting, laughing, and tearing about winning or losing. In front of the screen, we...

Draft Day quotes

  • Max Stone: I got an offer for number one.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: Yeah? Well, I'm all ears. What do you have in mind?

    Max Stone: Okay, here's what we got. Maurice Castillo, Antonio Taylor, our first-rounder next year and the year after that. That's two number ones, a blue-chip running back...

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: I know who they are, Max.

    Brandon Russ: Then you know it's a fair offer.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: I'm intrigued.

    Max Stone: Good. Let's make a deal.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: Well, you gotta give me some time.

    Max Stone: Time? Sonny, time's one thing neither of us have. Make the deal.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: Give me an hour.

    Brandon Russ: We'll give you half that.

  • Sonny Weaver Jr.: I just got off the phone with Max Stone.

    Coach Penn: Yeah? How are things in Buffalo?

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: Well, I guess you didn't ask him, then, when you called him behind my back.

    Coach Penn: Max is an old friend of mine. He calls me up to congratulate us on the Callahan thing, and I express my opinion on the matter.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: He call you or you call him?

    Coach Penn: It's such a crazy day. Who remembers?

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: Yeah, well, how 'bout try and remember this, I can and I will fire your ass.

    Coach Penn: Then do it, Sonny.

    Sonny Weaver Jr.: You actually think I'm gonna give up Bo Callahan for Taylor and Castillo? Hmm? Maurice Castillo?

    Coach Penn: And draft picks, okay? Don't forget the draft picks, Sonny. You do remember what those are, right?