Best Draft Preview Guide?

[Wavy77]

Does anyone have any inputs on which preview guide is the best?

So far I know of Mel Kiper's and PFW.

Any others? It's important that it's downloadable as I dont live in the US.

[jobiwon]

I hated Kipers. PFW is OK. I've gotten the 24.95 yearbook from Frank Coyle the last twelve years. Scott just did a podcast with him. I used to get the full package, but I like coming here the rest of the year instead. The yearbook is real detailed though

[Iamcanadian]

I bought PFW's Draft Guide this year. Good toilet reading but would be better if they waited till after the Combine. Most of them are forced to go to press prior to the Combine making all of them a bit weak.

[jobiwon]

I assume you got the PFW magazine which is decent but outdated. I have that too and its my toliet reading also. They just came out their complete guide which is better but $19. Frank stuff is also PDF's and should be out this week. I haven't gotten it yet. I need to get a tablet and I'll never leave the bathroom.

[Scott Wright]

I'll put my two cents in and throw some support behind by buddy Nolan over at PFW, who is as good as anybody in this business in my opinion. I still buy Kiper's book every year too, simply to add it too my collection. I have almost every "Big Blue Book" going back to the early-1980's.

[Matthew Jones]

Pro Football Weekly's is always good.

[Bills2083]

I agree with the PFW sentiments. It's coming out before the combine can be both a positive and a negative. While it neglects some players' skyrocketing up the draftboards, it also goes purely off of game tape - which should be what players are predominantly graded from. I always look forward to reading through it every year, selecting which players I like, and look back at it a few years down the line.