Yet the best on here still had Garlett in their sights.
The phantom drafters are generous with their time and the info they put out there, yet they don't get to interview the players, their coaches, etc. and learn what the players are like off the field.
Talent only gets them so far.
Sure. One minor example that seemingly excludes the possibility of him going in the PSD or rookie and winding up a ripping player; in which case the Phantom Drafters would be bang on the money. There are talent spotters around the country who may not get to interview the players or coaches, as that's not their role. And I guess that's why a few draft watchers have found themselves being given such roles in recruiting departments. I just find it somewhat obtuse to dismiss the work these guys do out of hand as little more than shits and giggles.