ALLEN PARK -- Player A has a tremendous physical skill-set. But because of some character issues, Player A has slid in the NFL draft.
Now you're on the clock. Player A is there, and it's tempting to take him because his talent outstrips everything else out there. But there's a risk too.
So, do you take him?
It's a classic quandary that every NFL team faces. It's one the Detroit Lions will surely encounter at some point in this year's draft, which gets under way with the first round on Thursday night (8 p.m., ESPN/NFL Network).
And it's one former Lions general manager Martin Mayhew got wrong when it came to Titus Young in 2011. Really, really wrong.
Young thought he was better than Calvin Johnson. He intentionally lined up incorrectly to prove it. He punched a teammate. He was, unsurprisingly, out of the league in two years.