Toting draft guides
Terry Pluto has four draft guides –books that highlight the players and describe who’s going to be in the draft. Each one costs as much as $32.

Terry talks tongue-in-cheek about the books that he says he has to have to be able to write about the draft for his Plain Dealer columns:

“You have to know these things…do you have tight hips or loose hips? I mean that’s a big thing if you are a defensive back.”

Exerpts from the guides
Looking at one of his guides, Terry Pluto reads a couple of exerpts:

“Jarius Wright from Arkansas, 5’8”, 182 pounds, small-framed and wispy. He’s quick-twitched, he’s a slot receiver mismatched weapon who fits well into a versatile sophisticated passing attack."

Pluto says some of the books list how many kids the players have out of wedlock. Some have arrest reports and other personal details:

“Ryan Broyles…wide receiver of Oklahoma, engaged to a girlfriend of six years. That’s the first thing it says – engaged to a girlfriend of six years.”

Another part of the draft is the Wonderlic test.

Pluto says, "it's sort of IQ test; it's 12 minutes. It's kind of like an ACT...You want to be up near 30 and these tests aren't supposed to be leaked…Well Morris (Claiborne of LSU) scored a four. I talked to an NFL executive who was just insensed that this came out because Morris has a learning disability."

Browns fans should know: 
Terry Pluto mentions a couple names of players the Browns are looking at: 

Trent Richardson, a running back from Alabama and Morris Claiborne, a defensive back from LSU.