Top Five Games to Play During the NFL Draft

James Christensen presents five easy ways to break up the boredom on NFL Draft Day.

by James Christensen (Columnist)

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April 16, 2008

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Humor, NFL, NFC East, New York Giants, 2008 NFL Draft, Satire, NFL Draft Challenge

As exciting as the draft is for us draftniks, even we need something to break up the monotony of Mel Kiper Jr. droning on about upside, Keyshawn pining to get drafted again, and Chris Berman looking sweaty. Here are five games to help alleviate acute forms of draft-itis. Feel free to add your own in the comments section!

 5. The Giants Game

 The NFL Draft is bound to be littered with New York Giants fans of various forms and styles due to their recent success. You must classify each Giant fan seen on TV into one of three categories: Bandwagon, Old-Timer, or Currently Drunk.

 4. Penalty Flag

 Choose a recurring event for each person in your party, for example: trade, mispronunciation, Ryan Leaf reference... Assign a penalty (have a drink, take a lap, be creative) for any occurence of selected event.

 3. Rate the Posse

 As the cameras showcase the latest draft-pick at home or in the green room, rate their posse on a scale of 1-10 based on size, awkwardness, and gold teeth.

 2. Quinn Rodgers Bowl

 Simple: pick the poor sap that will be the last one sitting in the green room.

 1. Cliche Bingo

 Make a 5x5 grid and fill it in with the best draft-day cliches: upside, best player available, bust, etc... Have a small prize for the first bingo and a jackpot for anyone that hears all 25.

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  1. What about drinking each time someone says "Upside"

    1. I think that has been written about before... and could probably cause severe injury or death.

    2. I guess your right, Kiper and those guys never shut up about it

    3. It seems to me that "upside" is more a basketball term now, Kiper and McShay talk more about celing and floor now.

  2. Every time Kiper uses the term "REACH", we have to "REACH" for a beer, last person at party to "REACH" has to chug the rest of his or her drink....

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