2010 NFL Draft in the Recession (Draft-cession)

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NEW YORK - APRIL 25:  NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell poses with with San Francisco 49ers #10 draft pick Michael Crabtree at Radio City Music Hall for the 2009 NFL Draft on April 25, 2009 in New York City  (Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)

Where does the the money stand in this years draft-cession? Since the beginning of the recession; everyday blue collar and white collar folks alike; have cut back on luxuries and excess spending.

Where does that leave all 32 teams in next months NFL draft? If money is an issue for us as consumers; then what more for the 32 teams; who want to draft the best possible players?

Are new guidelines going to be set; and will NFL rookies ever except less money to sign; since they are all pretty much unproven at the next level.

Recession

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Which draft pick is going to be a bust? Or the long term savior for any of the 32 respective NFL teams? The NFL Draft in 2010 is going to be a toss up; since attendance at football games will be down in this recession. Less tickets being sold; and more signing bonuses being promised to unproven rookies.

Who will pay the price?

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GM's and team owners; all want the future now; but are these players worth the price of admission; when financial times are sketchy? The teams need to be more tight fisted when they draft next month.

Numbers game

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With the 32 teams looking for the best value for their money in the 1st round; and who will end up becoming a bust or a superstar?

smart move

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All and all the 2010 Draft-cession; will be like a game of chess; making the right moves to eventually win it all in the end.

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