A tipster just alerted us to the fact that when you click on the Tuesdays with Mel link, it takes you not to Mel's post, but to this:

NSFW.

Tuesdays with Mel > Tuesdays With Morrie.

Oh ESPN, what have you done now? Someone over there must have been passing this around, and in a tragic mistake, put in the link in place of Kiper's. That cut-and-paste function can be demanding mistress.

Jesus! Hasn't anyone around here ever worked on a web site before? /Berman'd.

UPDATE: ESPN's official comment: "The video was inappropriate and we apologize. It had nothing to do with Mel, and the error was caught and corrected immediately."

Mel Kiper [ESPN]

We've always somewhat admired Kiper for recognizing, while still in college, that a strong demand for draft knowledge existed; more than anyone else, he's the reason people lose their freaking minds about the draft every year. And you know, Akili Smith turned out to be an amazing quarterback.

So, yeah: Do you like the Mel Kiper? Do you not like the Mel Kiper? Let's hear about his upside.

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It's more fun to read Mel Kiper's Senior Bowl reviews as if Mel is a talent scout for the porn industry.

And you know what? He's exactly right. Here's some fun examples.

• Pitt QB Tyler Palko showed a long, sweeping motion,
• Michigan DB Leon Hall is smooth and displays good hands and hips, but is a little slow in transitioning.
• Virginia Tech safety Aaron Rouse looks a little stiff.... didn't play the deep ball well and didn't turn his hips.
• Fresno State WR Paul Williams looks very, very good. He shows good hands and quickness out of his cuts.
• Cal DL Brandon Mebane shows a good power rush. The hard-nosed kid has success pushing the pocket.
• LSU's Dwayne Bowe ...is smooth and explodes out of his breaks. Bowe displays great body positioning.
• USC center Ryan Kalil showed he can be a strong anchor. He did a good job in one-on-one drills

Fun!

Mel Kiper's Page [ESPN]

But we had to point this screenshot from Mel Kiper's column out before they changed it, because it proves what we've always suspected: Mel Kiper types out all his notes in the middle of the night, probably around 3 a.m., in a fevered caffeine rush, surrounded by game film, with his hair.

That, or maybe editing Mel's pieces over there at ESPN.com means, uh, writing them.

Hurry up and check out the whole thing before they change it.

Personnel Points [ESPN Insider]