TicketsBar2NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The draft is too late.

We’re almost there, but the wait is unreasonable.

The NFL reportedly dreams of its marquee spring event reaching the television heights of a presidential Draft 2018 RGBelection, which tells us plenty about the degree of its self-importance.

Shoot for the stars as an even bigger TV event, I don’t care. But the best TV events come after the proper amount of buildup, and the current setup is too much.

The league has chosen a two-month window of speculation and prediction during which nothing actually happens, barring a trade or two.

It’s genius, really, but it could be better.

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