Quote:Not to start a religious discussion, but the Bible says something about that. One part of the human body can't work by itself. It goes something like this: The eye cannot say to the hand, "I don't need you." A football team is like that. The guard can't tell the cornerback, "I don't need you," because if you don't have both players you will not win the game.

 

You're on the right track. At least, in my opinion you are, and that should probably frighten you.

 

The best analogy of the draft is imagine that you are going clothes shopping for one year. You only get one time per year to do your shopping, and everyone else has to go at the same time. Now, only one person is allowed into the store at a time and there is a time limit. You can research everything in there beforehand, but you can only buy in the same window of time as everyone else. The order by which everyone goes in is predetermined ahead of time, but it's up to you if you can talk someone into letting you take their place.

 

When you go in, you are given seven different denominations of money: You get only one of $500, $100, $50, $20, $10, $5, and $1 bills. You must spend all of each bill every time that you go in, and you cannot combine any bill except when you deal with another customer.

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