My hiatus has been so long that I feel as if I started writing this article a month ago. Oh, wait, I did. Anyway, this piece (about the WR I think is the most undervalued in the 2013 class) has been put off for so long that it now feels almost obsolete. Still, the guy I have dubbed “Marshall Colston” deserves some press.
Here I want to make a case for Texas Tech’s Darrin Moore as the most undervalued WR in the 2013 Draft. I’ve written a similarly themed article about one of my favorite 2013 rookie RBs, and as much as I like that guy I may like Moore a little bit . . . more. (I’m killing it.) I understand a certain irony exists in championing a guy as the most underrated in the draft when he went UNDRAFTED, but I still think he possesses value—if he can ever stick on a roster. He attended the Cowboys minicamp on a tryout basis—and he reportedly quit after one day of practices. On Twitter the day after leaving minicamp he said, “All good things come to an end,” implying that he now plans to retire.
