The NFL Draft is over, the questions are not

The 2009 NFL Draft brought us many great things, from distorted heads to Twitter, but now that it is over, there are many questions remaining. I don't believe in grading drafts, because let's face it no one has a damn clue the day after, but they were a few things that made me think this weekend.

1. Why were only two players from the CAA drafted? (Jovan Belcher and Andrew Downey from UMaine were not drafted, that is a travesty, but they have found deal as free agents, which is nice)

2. How was Ian Johnson not drafted?

3. Why doesn't Jamie Spears (Britney's dad) try to get a conservatorship of Al Davis so that the Raiders and there fans have a prayer?

4. Did the Chiefs blow it by taking Tyson Jackson #3 overall?

5. Why do teams get 5 minutes from round 2 through 7, shouldn't three minutes on Day 2 be enough?

6. What took the NFL Network so long to start doing more things in HD?

7. Why was Mark Sanchez's alleged criminal past never talked about by anyone ever?

8. Where will some of the best rookie free agents end up, and how many will have bigger impacts than players drafted before them?

9. Why were 3 punters drafted?

10. Why do teams keep trading with the Patriots?

Any questions you think should be answered?

Matty Stumps the NFL Network Truck

Matty Twittered The NFL Network during their Stump the Truck segment, where Twitter users try to find a player the Production Truck does not have tape on. Matty sent in a Twitter for Jovan Belcher...Well..The NFL Network came up with a Belcher graphic and did come up with University of Maine tape, but they pointed out University of New Hampshire Defensive Back also #9 Dino Vasso, not Maine Defensive End Jovan Belcher

Matty Stumps the NFL Network Truck

Matty Twittered The NFL Network during their Stump the Truck segment, where Twitter users try to find a player the Production Truck does not have tape on. Matty sent in a Twitter for Jovan Belcher...Well..The NFL Network came up with a Belcher graphic and did come up with University of Maine tape, but they pointed out The University of New Hampshire Defensive Back also #9 Dino Vasso, not Maine Defensive End Jovan Belcher

Mel Kiper Thinks Pat White Should Be a Quarterback in The NFL

While Matty was on waiting to ask his questions about Lawrence Sidbury and Jovan Belcher today...

Mel Kiper and ESPN held the second of three conference calls today in regards to the NFL Draft. Many people are interested in West Virginia QB Pat White, and whether or not he should switch positions or stay a qb in the NFL. While answering a question from Chris Murray of the Philadelphia Tribune, Kiper shows he is in the "QB" corner...

"I have him as my 4th QB on the board after the Big Three (Stafford, Sanchez, Freeman)," said Kiper. "He can throw the ball. He lit up North Carolina in that bowl game, he is not just a wildcat guy. That is where you put a running back or wideout for one reason, to run. White can throw the ball."

To hear the audio of Kiper on Pat White listen below.