If you’re in the draft magazine business, the one thing you probably want to make sure you do is get your cover athletes right. You want them to be Top 5 or Top 10 selections, and ideally you want them to be the most talked-about athletes heading into the draft or ones that will have notable professional careers.
You also want to make sure you get their identities right.
Lindy’s published their 2016 draft guide and made a small error – they put the wrong North Dakota State quarterback on the cover.
Wonder if Lindy's Sports knows that isn't Carson Wentz!?!?!?
@971thefan @darrenrovell @nflnetwork pic.twitter.com/gmuZz5yR9X— Derrek Downard (@DoubleD__03) April 17, 2016
That is not Carson Wentz, but rather Brock Jensen, who went undrafted in 2014 and now plays in the CFL with the Ottawa RedBlacks. (You can ask our CFL correspondent Andrew Bucholtz, that is their real name.)
On the bright side, at least they didn’t use Aaron Rodgers’ picture for Jared Goff or Nick Bosa instead of Joey? Two out of three isn’t all that bad…
H/T Eleven Warriors

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