Injury sidelines Mike Mayock during NFL Draft
by Dan Kadar on Apr 24, 2010 11:33 AM EDT
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This is akin to Colt McCoy going down in the national championship game. Mike Mayock is off NFL Network and taken to writing on NFL.com.
Mayock's throat became scratchier and scratchier throughout the day Friday. Today, he had nothing.
"I'm disappointed not to be on the air today as part of NFL Network's draft coverage, because I lost my voice, but I'm glad I can be here sharing some information with everyone today," Mayock wrote.
Corey Chavous of DraftNasty.com will now be NFL Network's "draft analyst." ESPN counters with Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay.
You have to feel bad for Mayock. Well, unless you work for ESPN.
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Mike Mayock is brillant. The Best in the Biz and will be missed on the NFL Network set. That said, Cory Chavous is filling in very well for Mayock and is more than holding his own on that set.
I like Chavous, very knowledgeable. Just disagree with a lot of his assessment and like Ron Jaworski on EPSN’s draft coverage. So, that’s my choice.
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Agreed on the Jaws assesment
Very few in the business work as hard or are as knowledgeable as Jaws and Gregg Cosell of NFL Films.
I think that's gonna knock Mayock down to a 5th rounder.
maybe a priority FA
How’s he gonna play in the bigs when he can’t tough out an injury like this? Sam Bradford’s tougher then this chump
by FreeBradshaw on Apr 24, 2010 5:34 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
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