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Topic	Board 8 National Football League League (B8NFLL) Season 10: Off + Preseason
KCF0107 05/22/18 3:23:38 AM #34:	Fourth Round Wildcats OLB Avery Williamson (114th overall) - Nobody is replacing Marcus Washington. Let's get that out of the way now. Somebody though has to take his spot. Given the Wildcats' financial woes, it will likely have to be draft picks Isaac Barnes or Williams. Now the defense is bad, but the Wildcats used their first four draft picks on their front seven, so you have to assume it will improve at least a tiny bit. That gives me a sliver of hope that whoever wins out the battle between Barnes and Williams can develop into a starting calibur defender even if he has to go through some growing pains of being in a division with the Rams and 49ers. Jaguars SS Kenny Vaccaro (116th overall) - If you asked me who the best player in B8NFLL history is, Jags SS Michael Lewis is on a short list of candidates. Last season saw his streak of six straight Pro Bowls and three straight DB of the Year awards snap, but most teams would still kill for his production (90 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 INT, 4 FFs+FRs). At 33, his career is coming to a close though, and the next man up would seem to be Vaccaro. Time will tell if it was the system or Lewis himself that made him into the player he is, but I will be betting on him. Wildcats C Bryan Stork (125th overall) - This has nothing to do with Stork being listed as amazing in all categories in the scouting report. In my experience, there's no reason to expect that will correlate into a rating much higher than you would expect for a late 4th rounder. I put him here because I expect that OL to see significant changes in the coming years with LG Mike Wahle and RT Rex Tucker's looming retirements and LT D'Brick Ferguson and C Trevor Hutton's expiring contracts. This was a very dynamic offense with Vick in it and a totally different one when he was injured. Now that he's a free agent, it's hard to gauge how this might affect Stork's development, but I will put his odds just a little higher than two other Cs I nearly put in place of him. Honorable Mentions Browns C Mike Pouncey (102nd overall) 49ers C Corey Linsley (118th overall) Vikings DT Sealver Siliga (121st overall) --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy https://imgur.com/VfpY7tg <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:901774472] in Board 8 Na... [t:76628612]...</cite> <quote>Fourth Round Wildcats OLB Avery Williamson (114th overall) - Nobody is replacing Marcus Washington. Let's get that out of the way now. Somebody though has to take his spot. Given the Wildcats' financial woes, it will likely have to be draft picks Isaac Barnes or Williams. Now the defense is bad, but the Wildcats used their first four draft picks on their front seven, so you have to assume it will improve at least a tiny bit. That gives me a sliver of hope that whoever wins out the battle between Barnes and Williams can develop into a starting calibur defender even if he has to go through some growing pains of being in a division with the Rams and 49ers. Jaguars SS Kenny Vaccaro (116th overall) - If you asked me who the best player in B8NFLL history is, Jags SS Michael Lewis is on a short list of candidates. Last season saw his streak of six straight Pro Bowls and three straight DB of the Year awards snap, but most teams would still kill for his production (90 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 INT, 4 FFs+FRs). At 33, his career is coming to a close though, and the next man up would seem to be Vaccaro. Time will tell if it was the system or Lewis himself that made him into the player he is, but I will be betting on him. Wildcats C Bryan Stork (125th overall) - This has nothing to do with Stork being listed as amazing in all categories in the scouting report. In my experience, there's no reason to expect that will correlate into a rating much higher than you would expect for a late 4th rounder. I put him here because I expect that OL to see significant changes in the coming years with LG Mike Wahle and RT Rex Tucker's looming retirements and LT D'Brick Ferguson and C Trevor Hutton's expiring contracts. This was a very dynamic offense with Vick in it and a totally different one when he was injured. Now that he's a free agent, it's hard to gauge how this might affect Stork's development, but I will put his odds just a little higher than two other Cs I nearly put in place of him. Honorable Mentions Browns C Mike Pouncey (102nd overall) 49ers C Corey Linsley (118th overall) Vikings DT Sealver Siliga (121st overall) --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy https://imgur.com/VfpY7tg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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