Okoye is considered a pretty sure thing because of how well he played at Louisville. He is considered a project simply measured by his youth. The Texans still need to be able to frustrate Peyton Manning. Mario was brought in to do that. So was Okoye.
This is one of the most foolish things I've read in a long time on here.
99.99% of the people who are drafted were very good in college, and often for a longer period and at a great rate than what Okoye did at Louisville.
Let's just re-look at what you said in a logical view: Because a player had a marginal level of what we deem sucess, they are pretty much a sure thing thereafter.
Let that stupidity soak back in, because nobody on here needs it.
Hell, let's just contine pointing out the flaws in your logic. Let's look at the Heisman winners, they are after all, the most dominant and genearlly the best player in college football in their given year. How many of them have already failed out of the league? Hell, look at freaking Troy Smith and his situation. Hell, look at Ron Dayne. Hell, look at Time Couch.
I'm sorry I had to go off, and really, I did control it a lot more than you deserved, but stupidity like this pisses me off.