today, for the first time, i heard him talk about sports other than football. i tuned into ESPN radio early in the morning while taking a drive and apparently he's the co-host of a program. he spent some time talking about the Knicks. it was painful.
Until very recently, I have been a draft nut, and a lot of it was because I was into college football, which my interest has sort of diminished in for some reason. Kiper and McShay's rankings were what I used a lot of the time right after the draft was done because it just gave me a good list of players to look out for in the coming seasons. I always sort of took McShay more seriously, but in actuality, he's no better than Kiper. The problem with both guys is they fall victim to both the hype a player can generate in a short period of time, and watching WAY too much of a player and then becoming overly critical.
I have always said, if a junior makes their top 32, and then decides to go back to college and that player can remain towards the top of their list for a 2nd consecutive year...odds are they are a pretty awesome college football player. Taylor Lewan, though I don't particularly like him, has been highly rated by both of those guys for 2 straight years and it has never wavered.