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The film also captures the tension that surrounds draft day. Telesco commented that the combination of stress and excitement can lead to moments where individuals may react less professionally, often fueled by the high stakes involved. The portrayal of interns and staff being pushed to retrieve previously reviewed player tapes on the day of the draft drew sharp criticism from Telesco, who emphasized that preparation work for players is done long before the draft.
As a general manager, the expectation is for every player to be evaluated in-depth, with scouts acting as not only football analysts but also as private detectives. This holistic approach to player evaluation helps ensure that GMs are well-informed about potential recruits on and off the field.