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by Jason Kirk • Jan 24, 2012 2:52 PM EST
Thanks to Senior Bowl week, we've learned two things about departing Boise St. Broncos quarterback Kellen Moore: first, he's not very tall. This has been repeated many times, and will continue to be repeated. His lack of height must be stressed.
Second, he'd rather meet Christopher Columbus than William Shakespeare. He was polled on his stance by a NFL scout, and, believe it or not, that's not the most outlandish question we'll hear about a NFL Draft prospect being asked in the coming weeks.
There is plenty our scout was able to learn about Moore as a NFL prospect from his answer, however. A peek inside his notebook:
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Kellen Moore Chose Columbus Over Shakespeare, Revealing So Much About Himself
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Columbus was Itallian but worked for Spain.
Moore is a mercenary who won’t buy into concept of “team.”
Looking forward to the revelation of Jordan Jefferson's Wonderlich "score"
by Slum C on Jan 24, 2012 3:28 PM EST reply actions
Uh, is Mr Kirk a journalist?
or just on here for comedy? Either way, fail.
by HSridge on Jan 24, 2012 6:21 PM EST reply actions
I have no idea what any of this is about
I feel like I just got stuck in a dryer for two minutes and then popped out slightly retarded. Thanks.
by daddy18 on Jan 24, 2012 8:49 PM EST reply actions
Hello
You guys are missing it. This is a play on how ridiculous some of the questions and evaluations are at these things. Did the NFL really learn anything about him with this question? Course not. Seem like many of them are just asking things for the sake of asking with no clue what it means. How about they watch some game film on the guy instead.
In short: this is mocking the idiocy of NFL scouts and it’s funny to boot. Thanks for the fun read!
by Beef Zerkie on Jan 26, 2012 11:13 AM EST reply actions
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