Alright so here’s how this whole NFL draft quiz thing went down for me. Wanted to test my knowledge or maybe just cheat a bit, who knows. Figured finding the answers for that “Find Your Team 2023 NFL Draft Quiz” should be easy. Boy was I wrong at first.
Getting Started Was a Headache
Jumped onto the net searching straight up for “find your team 2023 nfl draft quiz answers”. Easy peasy, right? Wrong. Got flooded with links. Tons of ’em were for the 2022 draft quiz. Like, seriously? Last year’s stuff is just clogging up the place. Other links looked promising but took you to some general draft info page – total clickbait. Wasted a good twenty minutes clicking around feeling like a fool.
Changing My Game Plan
Decided to get smarter about it. Instead of just adding “answers” to the search, I tried different combos:
- Searched for the quiz name exactly: “find your team 2023 nfl draft quiz” first.
- Clicked results from fan forums and team subreddits – figured real people talk there.
- Saw people ranting about specific questions being tricky, like the “sleeper pick” one about that cornerback nobody remembered. Ding ding ding!
That’s when I hit paydirt on a couple of big NFL fan sites. They actually had whole posts discussing the quiz questions after people took it. People argued about the right answers in the comments. Pure gold.
Actually Figuring Out the Answers
Didn’t just copy stuff. Had to make sure it wasn’t some rando guessing. Cross-referenced like crazy. For example:
- Found three different sources all agreeing that Darnell Wright was the answer about the tackle drafted by Chicago.
- Another question about the team trading up? Had to check actual draft pick records to see the Lions really did make that jump.
- The “surprise faller” everyone was arguing about? Saw multiple legit sites point to Nolan Smith slipping down the board. That one clicked.
Took notes like crazy – scribbled down the questions I remembered and the confirmed answers next to ’em. My notebook looked like a mad scientist’s work. But hey, it worked.
Putting It All Together
Finally had a solid list for most of the questions. Best part? Seeing how different fan groups tried to logic their way through the answers. Way more fun than just getting a cheat sheet dumped on me. Whole process took way longer than I thought – maybe over an hour once I started digging into the draft logs to verify. Kinda dumb move looking back, but hey, I learned a bunch about the 2023 draft I wouldn’t have otherwise! Lesson learned: next time, start with the fan debates first. Saves a ton of time.
