I dont disagree w that but colleges jobs are to get kids to the league. once they did that, they can sell we got them in position to succeed, the rest is on them.
It's no different than recruiting a kid to college from high school. You look into them as much as you can and you offer those who you think can help your team.
The NFL is much more in depth and knows everything about you, literally everything. They'll watch every bit of film forwards and backwards, workouts, do background checks hire private investigators, talk to friends, family, professors, coaches, test you, request medical records, interview like crazy, even try and **** you off to see how you react, etc.
Why I say it's like high school to college, the speed of the game changes. They know in depth what kids from school x, y, and z have done in the NFL. So until you get them in camp or in a game, it's no different in that you don't know what you've got. Then there's all the off the field stuff as pro's have more time away from the coaches to do whatever and they've got deeper pockets.
So I do agree that it's the schools job to get them drafted and prepared, but you just never know how it'll pan out. The Patriots had the best identification process in the business, I'm not sure who does now.
