I suppose everyone that was the last one chosen on the playground can sympathize with Northern Illinois quarterback, who has the distinct honor of being the last pick in this years' NFL Draft. However if you dig a little deeper you will find that "Mr. Irrelevant", the title given to the yearly last pick, has an excellent opportunity. Not only does he get to go to Disneyland and be the Grand Marshall in a parade in his honor, he also gets to play for his home town team. the Indianapolis Colts. Harnish, who grew up Indianpolis, will also have a good chance of making the team to serve as a backup to number one overall draft choice, Andrew Luck. Luck may be the one who needs your sympathy. His only job is to replace future Hall-Of-Famer, Peyton Manning and QB a team that went 2-14 last year.
If Harnish makes the team, he will probably earn the league minimum of 350,000 per year. Not bad for a guy whose job will probably be holding a clipboard and relaying plays from the sidelines.
The large accounting firm Deloitte has just released their annual report of the most profitable football clubs. One phrase seems to come to mind to summarize the list, "the rich keep getting richer."
The top nine have pretty much remained the same for the last eight years. Real Madrid again topped the list falling just short of 500 million Euros earned last year
Sixty-four teams will be giving their all to reach the Final Four this year at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Good luck to all the teams. I've provided links to both the interactive and printable brackets.
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