This Is Our Country's Mona Lisa

    An illustration of Mel Kiper, Jr. in this week's New Yorker might be the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.

    Next to a Talk of the Town by Reeves Wiedeman about this year's NFL Draft, the New Yorker hid this gorgeous, breathtaking, emotionally moving illustration of Mel Kiper, Jr., draft-obsessive and helmet-hair extraordinaire.

    I think it's my new favorite thing. I might wallpaper my room with it. It belongs in the Smithsonian AND the Met.

    Here's a haiku, written from the perspective of Mel Kiper:

    Hair like a mountain

    Watching teenage kids play sports

    Suck my dick, McShay