THE HUDDLE REPORT 101

“Just wanted to say great job to you and your team at The Huddle Report.  I have been visiting your site over the past few years for draft information and I can honestly say it’s the best out there when it comes to rankings and mocks.”  ~ Cleveland, OH via e-mail (January 2004) 

“Just wanted to drop an email and commend you and the boys for turning out the best draft site on the net year in and year out.  The Huddle Report is my main stop for draft news.  While The Huddle Report is not the only site I visit (of course), it is the finest and the only one I recommend to people needing draft info.  Kudos to you and the boys.  Keep up the great work.”  ~ Browns Fan via e-mail (January 2004)

About Drew’s Profiles

“Listen, you and…are among the few analysts that I believe actually watch tape and form their own opinion on a prospect.  Most other websites and ‘war rooms’ just regurgitate a kid’s measurables and spew hype from the player’s coach, school, agent, etc.  That’s why I’m a Huddle Report subscriber.”  ~ THR Subscriber  (November 2004) 

“Your scouting reports are some of the best I’ve seen.  I’ve looked at most of the sites and there are good reports out there that say, ‘He’s got good speed but needs technique work’, but then there comes a guy like you who must sleep with game film under your pillow.”  ~ Fargo, ND via e-mail  (January 2004)

“Drew B reviews game tapes of all the prospects he write on.  Whether or not Drew B is right or wrong, at least he is doing his own work and not cutting and pasting from somewhere else.  The best part about the site is the long player bios that contain opinions you won’t find elsewhere.”  ~ From post on FinHeaven & Co Forum, 2004

And just so you don’t think we only post the good stuff…

“Your draft report was the dumbest thing I have ever read in my entire life.  After reading it my IQ dropped 5 points.  Thank you for making me and the rest of America a little dumber.  You don’t know crap about football, you’re just flat out stupid.”  ~ Via e-mail (January 2004)