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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud
 So true
I was neutral on Alexander until word began leaking that he was a bad interview.
Say what you want about "smokescreens", medical re-checks, etc. but character assassination is generally something teams avoid leaking, unless it's just unavoidable. |
I've always seen the opposite.
There's no sense in running smokescreens on medicals because teams can check for themselves and find out. But if you leak 'bad interview' often enough, maybe you can get a team or two to think he was just having a better day putting you on when you interviewed him.
Medical's don't change - they are what they are. When Jaylon Smith's medicals are getting leaked as terrible, it's because his medicals are terrible and its empirically provable. When you are leaking that guys are coming off standoffish, you can just represent that you asked the right questions and some other team interviewing him didn't.