Stock Up, Stock Down from 2015 Shrine Week

January 18, 2015   ·   Michael Schottey   ·   Jump to comments

In an inexact science, information is crucial. 
In a perfect world, the NFL draft wouldn't be such a crapshoot. We'd know the studs from the duds, and it would be just drafting the guys in a decent order, rather than pinning an entire team's hopes on guys who may bust (or pan out after all) against all of the available conventional wisdom. 
Because drafting and player development is such an inexact science, the NFL world turns to events such as the East-West Shrine Game and its week of practices in order to gather as much information as possible about as many prospects as possible. 
The Shrine Game isn't for top prospects, but it's about diamonds in the rough who could one day end up not only with productive NFL careers, but proving a lot of people wrong in the process for missing on them. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and Seattle Seahawks safety Kam Chancellor are just a few of the players who have done just that. 
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