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ShatteredElysium 09/23/20 5:16:48 PM #152:	I have the following picks 1st - 20 2nd - 21 2nd - 26 3rd - 20 3rd - 26 4th - 20 5th - 20 6th - 2 6th - 20 I would like to move up either or both those 2nd picks to higher in the 2nd or 1st. I can package picks (including future picks) or maybe there's a player plus pick combo that someone would be interested in. <cite>ShatteredElysium posted [p:944996412] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>I have the following picks 1st - 20 2nd - 21 2nd - 26 3rd - 20 3rd - 26 4th - 20 5th - 20 6th - 2 6th - 20 I would like to move up either or both those 2nd picks to higher in the 2nd or 1st. I can package picks (including future picks) or maybe there's a player plus pick combo that someone would be interested in. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/23/20 6:15:34 PM #153:	AI trade Express receive: WR Eddie Royal (82 overall, 32 years old) Patriots receive: RG David Baas (80 overall, 36 years old) Express will incur a $990k cap penalty to swap out a $1.86 mil cap hit for a $5.65 mil cap hit Pats will incur a $1.00 mil cap penalty to swap out a $6.65 mil cap hit for a $1.53 mil cap hit The Express lost a ton of offensive talent to retirement and could use Royal as a potential starting WR and at worst slot receiver (as the group is presently constructed). They have the league's largest available cap space, so the additional financial cost is nothing. The Pats continue shedding salary while filling in a hole at a bargain price. This isn't a pure salary dump as Baas has performed well as backup with 21 blocks against 4 sacks allowed the past two seasons. The Pats demonstrated that they understood the trade parameters, financial impact, Baas recent history, and what both teams hoped to achieve with the trade. The trade is now official. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:944998566] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>AI trade Express receive: WR Eddie Royal (82 overall, 32 years old) Patriots receive: RG David Baas (80 overall, 36 years old) Express will incur a $990k cap penalty to swap out a $1.86 mil cap hit for a $5.65 mil cap hit Pats will incur a $1.00 mil cap penalty to swap out a $6.65 mil cap hit for a $1.53 mil cap hit The Express lost a ton of offensive talent to retirement and could use Royal as a potential starting WR and at worst slot receiver (as the group is presently constructed). They have the league's largest available cap space, so the additional financial cost is nothing. The Pats continue shedding salary while filling in a hole at a bargain price. This isn't a pure salary dump as Baas has performed well as backup with 21 blocks against 4 sacks allowed the past two seasons. The Pats demonstrated that they understood the trade parameters, financial impact, Baas recent history, and what both teams hoped to achieve with the trade. The trade is now official.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MysteriousStan 09/23/20 7:18:28 PM #154:	My mock draft is in shambles! <cite>MysteriousStan posted [p:945000913] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>My mock draft is in shambles! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ShatteredElysium 09/24/20 4:07:12 PM #155:	Shattered's worst mock to date! Let's do it! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZGRmmNDfy72vRynUzRwDbK_YgbfnDe_SSb_-o-tWqCo/edit?usp=drivesdk <cite>ShatteredElysium posted [p:945035138] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Shattered's worst mock to date! Let's do it! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZGRmmNDfy72vRynUzRwDbK_YgbfnDe_SSb_-o-tWqCo/edit?usp=drivesdk </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MysteriousStan 09/24/20 6:19:18 PM #156:	It can't be that bad, Shattered! https://docs.google.com/document/d/10N40AV6I7chK7guOL2tVIhqnTDajF5i2TY2DTPOEOyw/edit?usp=sharing <cite>MysteriousStan posted [p:945040183] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>It can't be that bad, Shattered! https://docs.google.com/document/d/10N40AV6I7chK7guOL2tVIhqnTDajF5i2TY2DTPOEOyw/edit?usp=sharing </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
theawesomestevr 09/24/20 8:36:37 PM #157:	Plans may change, but for anyone reading this, know the Bills would likely like to trade up from pick #34 (Round 2, Pick 2), so for anyone thinking of trading back that'll be there tomorrow, keep that in mind. We'd be willing to offer up future picks and/or players in addition to our 2nd rounder. Oh, and I guess if in the unlikely event you won't be there tomorrow and want to work something out before then, also let the Bills know. <cite>theawesomestevr posted [p:945045348] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Plans may change, but for anyone reading this, know the Bills would likely like to trade up from pick #34 (Round 2, Pick 2), so for anyone thinking of trading back that'll be there tomorrow, keep that in mind. We'd be willing to offer up future picks and/or players in addition to our 2nd rounder. Oh, and I guess if in the unlikely event you won't be there tomorrow and want to work something out before then, also let the Bills know.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SockoressKnight 09/25/20 10:45:59 AM #158:	Draft day. Time to make some last minute "calls" --- http://imageshack.us/a/img339/6921/rinoa1d.jpg "Rinoa...Even if you end up as the world's enemy. I'll...I'll be your knight." <cite>SockoressKnight posted [p:945064695] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Draft day. Time to make some last minute "calls" </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/25/20 12:31:17 PM #159:	Also time for you to help me out and KCF0107 posted... Even if you plan to attend the draft on any or all days, it would really help me out if you send me something from the above list. So the draft runs smoothly, I create a spreadsheet where I create detailed draft plans for all user teams in case I have to draft for them. If I am given a strategy/queue/conditional (especially one that encompasses the entire draft) from a team, then I do not have to waste my time and effort for said team. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945068395] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Also time for you to help me out and KCF0107 posted...</cite> <quote>Even if you plan to attend the draft on any or all days, it would really help me out if you send me something from the above list. So the draft runs smoothly, I create a spreadsheet where I create detailed draft plans for all user teams in case I have to draft for them. If I am given a strategy/queue/conditional (especially one that encompasses the entire draft) from a team, then I do not have to waste my time and effort for said team.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SockoressKnight 09/25/20 12:39:24 PM #160:	Best player available, please --- http://imageshack.us/a/img339/6921/rinoa1d.jpg "Rinoa...Even if you end up as the world's enemy. I'll...I'll be your knight." <cite>SockoressKnight posted [p:945068665] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Best player available, please </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/25/20 4:13:31 PM #161:	Pre-Draft trade Giants receive: Panthers 2nd round pick (58th overall) Steelers S15 2nd round pick Steelers S15 4th round pick LG Luke Bowanko (82 overall, 27 years old) WR Jeff Janis (76 overall, 25 years old) Steelers receive: Giants 1st round pick (17th overall) Giants S15 7th round pick The Steelers will incur an $800k cap penalty to wipe out $3.54 mil in cap hits. The Giants will assume $3.14 mil in cap hits. The Giants continue their draft purge to bring them to three 2nds, two 3rds, and two 4ths next season along with cheap depth for a cap-strapped team. The Steelers packaged a late 2nd, projected mid-2nd and 4ths, and some role players for the chance of getting a blue chip prospect and a long-term fixture on the team. Both parties demonstrated that they understood the trade parameters, the financial impact, the past histories of the players involved, and what both teams hoped to achieve. This trade is now official --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945076219] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Pre-Draft trade Giants receive: Panthers 2nd round pick (58th overall) Steelers S15 2nd round pick Steelers S15 4th round pick LG Luke Bowanko (82 overall, 27 years old) WR Jeff Janis (76 overall, 25 years old) Steelers receive: Giants 1st round pick (17th overall) Giants S15 7th round pick The Steelers will incur an $800k cap penalty to wipe out $3.54 mil in cap hits. The Giants will assume $3.14 mil in cap hits. The Giants continue their draft purge to bring them to three 2nds, two 3rds, and two 4ths next season along with cheap depth for a cap-strapped team. The Steelers packaged a late 2nd, projected mid-2nd and 4ths, and some role players for the chance of getting a blue chip prospect and a long-term fixture on the team. Both parties demonstrated that they understood the trade parameters, the financial impact, the past histories of the players involved, and what both teams hoped to achieve. This trade is now official</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/25/20 8:32:59 PM #162:	I will be getting on soon and will not be on the board or Discord --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945085088] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>I will be getting on soon and will not be on the board or Discord</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/25/20 9:55:57 PM #163:	I did this last year, but here is what the first round would have looked like if I would have made all 32 selections with writeups https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a8SZ_72QTzzGqyxJDEHxnoZSOfcc5Sarv-xl8SJD3T8 --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945087930] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>I did this last year, but here is what the first round would have looked like if I would have made all 32 selections with writeups https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a8SZ_72QTzzGqyxJDEHxnoZSOfcc5Sarv-xl8SJD3T8</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/25/20 11:29:16 PM #164:	Round 1 Recap 1. Bengals - Alabama HB Derrick Henry 2. Jets - Clemson QB Deshaun Watson 3. Packers - Ole Miss OT Laremy Tunsil 4. Wildcats - Michigan SS Jabrill Peppers 5. Vikings - Baylor CB Xavien Howard 6. Seahawks - Alabama WR Amari Cooper 7. Jaguars - Florida OLB Dante Fowler 8. Broncos - Alabama HB Kenyan Drake 9. Chiefs - Louisville WR DeVante Parker 10. Jets - Wisconsin OT Ryan Ramczyk 11. Raiders - Boise St. OLB Leighton Vander Esch 12. Lightning - Florida St. MLB Telvin Smith 13. 49ers - Clemson DT Grady Jarrett 14. Titans - Arkansas DE Trey Flowers 15. Titans - Boston College SS John Johnson 16. Broncos - Middle Tennessee FS Kevin Byard 17. Steelers - Boise St. HB Jay Ajayi 18. Pumpkins - BYU QB Taysom Hill 19. Falcons - Texas Tech QB Patrick Mahomes 20. Steelers - South Carolina OT Brandon Shell 21. Patriots - Duke WR Jamison Crowder 22. Lions - Iowa TE George Kittle 23. Ravens - Iowa G James Daniels 24. Washington - Florida FS Marcus Maye 25. Express - N.C. St, QB Jacoby Brissett 26. Bills - Oregon DE Arik Armstead 27. Rams - Purdue CB Anthony Brown 28. Colts - Penn St. DT DaQuan Jones 29. Cowboys - Utah St. OLB Nick Vigil 30. Dolphins - Missouri OLB Marcus Golden 31. Packers - Temple DE Matthew Ioannidis 32. Jets - Western Oregon WR Tyrell Williams --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945090767] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Round 1 Recap 1. Bengals - Alabama HB Derrick Henry 2. Jets - Clemson QB Deshaun Watson 3. Packers - Ole Miss OT Laremy Tunsil 4. Wildcats - Michigan SS Jabrill Peppers 5. Vikings - Baylor CB Xavien Howard 6. Seahawks - Alabama WR Amari Cooper 7. Jaguars - Florida OLB Dante Fowler 8. Broncos - Alabama HB Kenyan Drake 9. Chiefs - Louisville WR DeVante Parker 10. Jets - Wisconsin OT Ryan Ramczyk 11. Raiders - Boise St. OLB Leighton Vander Esch 12. Lightning - Florida St. MLB Telvin Smith 13. 49ers - Clemson DT Grady Jarrett 14. Titans - Arkansas DE Trey Flowers 15. Titans - Boston College SS John Johnson 16. Broncos - Middle Tennessee FS Kevin Byard 17. Steelers - Boise St. HB Jay Ajayi 18. Pumpkins - BYU QB Taysom Hill 19. Falcons - Texas Tech QB Patrick Mahomes 20. Steelers - South Carolina OT Brandon Shell 21. Patriots - Duke WR Jamison Crowder 22. Lions - Iowa TE George Kittle 23. Ravens - Iowa G James Daniels 24. Washington - Florida FS Marcus Maye 25. Express - N.C. St, QB Jacoby Brissett 26. Bills - Oregon DE Arik Armstead 27. Rams - Purdue CB Anthony Brown 28. Colts - Penn St. DT DaQuan Jones 29. Cowboys - Utah St. OLB Nick Vigil 30. Dolphins - Missouri OLB Marcus Golden 31. Packers - Temple DE Matthew Ioannidis 32. Jets - Western Oregon WR Tyrell Williams</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/25/20 11:53:57 PM #165:	Round 2 Recap 1. Bengals - Indiana G Dan Feeney 2. Panthers - Texas A&M OT Cedric Ogbeuhi 3. Packers - Stanford QB Kevin Hogan 4. Wildcats - Eastern Washington OT Andrew Wylie 5. Cowboys - Miami G Danny Isidora 6. Seahawks - Indiana HB Jordan Howard 7. Jaguars - Ohio St. CB Eli Apple 8. Patriots - Florida St. WR Kelvin Benjamin 9. Chiefs - Penn G Greg Van Roten 10. Dolphins - Arkansas C Frank Ragnow 11. Raiders - Bucknell OT Julie'n Davenport 12. Lightning - Connecticut FS Andrew Adams 13. 49ers - Augustana FB C.J. Ham 14. Browns - Minnesota MLB Damien Wilson 15. Titans - West Georgia FB Alexander Armah 16. Express - West Virginia CB Daryl Worley 17. Pioneers - Southern Miss HB Jalen Richard 18. Raiders - Arizona St. OT Lamar Thomas 19. Pioneers - Colorado FS Tedric Thompson 20. Titans - Miami CB Artie Burns 21. Steelers - Oklahoma DT Jordan Phillips 22. Lions - Arkansas HB Alex Collins 23. Vikings - Western Kentucky TE Tyler Higbee 24. Washington - Southern Miss QB Nick Mullens 25. Broncos - Notre Dame QB DeShone Kizer 26. Giants - Arizona SS Will Parks 27. Dolphins - Minnesota FS Briean Boddy-Calhoun 28. Colts - Ole Miss TE Evan Engram 29. Cowboys - Stanford HB Ty Montgomery 30. Dolphins - Western Kentucky G Forrest Lamp 31. Packers - Princeton TE Seth DeValve 32. Ravens - UAB WR JJ Nelson --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945091455] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Round 2 Recap 1. Bengals - Indiana G Dan Feeney 2. Panthers - Texas A&M OT Cedric Ogbeuhi 3. Packers - Stanford QB Kevin Hogan 4. Wildcats - Eastern Washington OT Andrew Wylie 5. Cowboys - Miami G Danny Isidora 6. Seahawks - Indiana HB Jordan Howard 7. Jaguars - Ohio St. CB Eli Apple 8. Patriots - Florida St. WR Kelvin Benjamin 9. Chiefs - Penn G Greg Van Roten 10. Dolphins - Arkansas C Frank Ragnow 11. Raiders - Bucknell OT Julie'n Davenport 12. Lightning - Connecticut FS Andrew Adams 13. 49ers - Augustana FB C.J. Ham 14. Browns - Minnesota MLB Damien Wilson 15. Titans - West Georgia FB Alexander Armah 16. Express - West Virginia CB Daryl Worley 17. Pioneers - Southern Miss HB Jalen Richard 18. Raiders - Arizona St. OT Lamar Thomas 19. Pioneers - Colorado FS Tedric Thompson 20. Titans - Miami CB Artie Burns 21. Steelers - Oklahoma DT Jordan Phillips 22. Lions - Arkansas HB Alex Collins 23. Vikings - Western Kentucky TE Tyler Higbee 24. Washington - Southern Miss QB Nick Mullens 25. Broncos - Notre Dame QB DeShone Kizer 26. Giants - Arizona SS Will Parks 27. Dolphins - Minnesota FS Briean Boddy-Calhoun 28. Colts - Ole Miss TE Evan Engram 29. Cowboys - Stanford HB Ty Montgomery 30. Dolphins - Western Kentucky G Forrest Lamp 31. Packers - Princeton TE Seth DeValve 32. Ravens - UAB WR JJ Nelson</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/26/20 12:01:04 AM #166:	NFL Draft Order 1. Bengals 2. Bills 3. Packers 4. Wildcats 5. Buccaneers 6. Seahawks 7. Jaguars 8. Bears 9. Chiefs 10. Jets 11. Raiders 12. Lightning 13. 49ers 14. Browns 15. Titans 16. Broncos 17. Giants 18. Pumpkins 19. Falcons 20. Steelers 21. Patriots 22. Lions 23. Ravens 24. Washington 25. Express 26. Panthers 27. Rams 28. Colts 29. Cowboys 30. Dolphins 31. Pioneers 32. Vikings Bears own Falcons 3rd, Patriots 3rd, Buccaneers Bills own Patriots 5th and 7th, Falcons 7th Broncos own Pioneers 3rd, Express 4th Browns own Pioneers 5th Colts own Bengals 3rd Dolphins own Jets 3rd, Vikings 3rd Falcons own Browns 3rd, Pumpkins 6th Giants own Pumpkins 5th Jets own Dolphins 4th Packers own Bears 5th Panthers own Giants 3rd Patriots own Bills 4th +7th, Buccaneers 5th Pioneers own Bears 4th, Browns 4th, Giants 4th + 5th, Pumpkins 4th, Falcons 4th Pumpkins own Pioneers 4th + 6th Raiders own Bills 3rd + 5th Ravens own Buccaneers 3rd Steelers own Panthers 3rd, Titans 6th Titans own 7th Vikings own Ravens 3rd Washington own Bears 7th Rounds 3 and 4 are slated to begin somewhere between 1-3 PM ET on Saturday, September 26th --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945091648] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>NFL Draft Order 1. Bengals 2. Bills 3. Packers 4. Wildcats 5. Buccaneers 6. Seahawks 7. Jaguars 8. Bears 9. Chiefs 10. Jets 11. Raiders 12. Lightning 13. 49ers 14. Browns 15. Titans 16. Broncos 17. Giants 18. Pumpkins 19. Falcons 20. Steelers 21. Patriots 22. Lions 23. Ravens 24. Washington 25. Express 26. Panthers 27. Rams 28. Colts 29. Cowboys 30. Dolphins 31. Pioneers 32. Vikings Bears own Falcons 3rd, Patriots 3rd, Buccaneers Bills own Patriots 5th and 7th, Falcons 7th Broncos own Pioneers 3rd, Express 4th Browns own Pioneers 5th Colts own Bengals 3rd Dolphins own Jets 3rd, Vikings 3rd Falcons own Browns 3rd, Pumpkins 6th Giants own Pumpkins 5th Jets own Dolphins 4th Packers own Bears 5th Panthers own Giants 3rd Patriots own Bills 4th +7th, Buccaneers 5th Pioneers own Bears 4th, Browns 4th, Giants 4th + 5th, Pumpkins 4th, Falcons 4th Pumpkins own Pioneers 4th + 6th Raiders own Bills 3rd + 5th Ravens own Buccaneers 3rd Steelers own Panthers 3rd, Titans 6th Titans own 7th Vikings own Ravens 3rd Washington own Bears 7th Rounds 3 and 4 are slated to begin somewhere between 1-3 PM ET on Saturday, September 26th</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
theawesomestevr 09/26/20 10:12:30 AM #167:	Despite the Bills having 0 picks (currently) in either of these rounds, we'll try to be there by 2 PM at least! <cite>theawesomestevr posted [p:945101438] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Despite the Bills having 0 picks (currently) in either of these rounds, we'll try to be there by 2 PM at least!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/26/20 1:21:44 PM #168:	Day 2 of the draft will begin shortly --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945107123] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Day 2 of the draft will begin shortly</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/26/20 3:35:58 PM #169:	Round 3 Recap 1. Colts - Iowa QB C.J. Bethard 2. Raiders - Ohio St. C Billy Price 3. Packers - Virginia Tech G Wyatt Teller 4. Wildcats - Georgia Tech K Harrison Butker 5. Ravens - Miami MLB Denzel Perryman 6. Seahawks - Delaware St. DT Rodney Gunter 7. Jaguars - Florida St. DE Mario Edwards Jr. 8. Bears - Florida St. DT Eddie Goldman 9. Chiefs - East Carolina WR Justin Hardy 10. Dolphins - North Carolina DE Kareem Martin 11. Raiders - UCLA OT Eric Blades 12. Lightning - LSU CB Jalen Mills 13. 49ers - UCLA FS Deuce Daniels 14. Falcons - Marist DE Terrence Fede 15. Titans - Delaware TE Nick Boyle 16. Broncos - West Virginia DE Will Clarke 17. Panthers - UL Lafayette DE Travis Alexander 18. Pumpkins - Utah OLB Nate Orchard 19. Bears - Ohio St. WR Devin Smith 20. Steelers - Houston CB William Jackson III 21. Bears - Florida CB Vernon Hargreaves 22. Lions - Virginia Tech CB Kendall Fuller 23. Vikings - Utah HB Devontae Booker 24. Washington - LSU DT Mike Thomas 25. Dolphins - Kansas OT Darrius Brown 26. Steelers - Simon Fraser QB Charlie Schroeder 27. Rams - Michigan C Mason Cole 28. Colts - Clemson CB Mackensie Alexander 29. Cowboys - Florida OLB George Gibson 30. Dolphins - Brown CB Lennox Brooks 31. Broncos - Louisville WR Eli Rogers 32. Express - Auburn HB Peyton Barber --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945111488] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Round 3 Recap 1. Colts - Iowa QB C.J. Bethard 2. Raiders - Ohio St. C Billy Price 3. Packers - Virginia Tech G Wyatt Teller 4. Wildcats - Georgia Tech K Harrison Butker 5. Ravens - Miami MLB Denzel Perryman 6. Seahawks - Delaware St. DT Rodney Gunter 7. Jaguars - Florida St. DE Mario Edwards Jr. 8. Bears - Florida St. DT Eddie Goldman 9. Chiefs - East Carolina WR Justin Hardy 10. Dolphins - North Carolina DE Kareem Martin 11. Raiders - UCLA OT Eric Blades 12. Lightning - LSU CB Jalen Mills 13. 49ers - UCLA FS Deuce Daniels 14. Falcons - Marist DE Terrence Fede 15. Titans - Delaware TE Nick Boyle 16. Broncos - West Virginia DE Will Clarke 17. Panthers - UL Lafayette DE Travis Alexander 18. Pumpkins - Utah OLB Nate Orchard 19. Bears - Ohio St. WR Devin Smith 20. Steelers - Houston CB William Jackson III 21. Bears - Florida CB Vernon Hargreaves 22. Lions - Virginia Tech CB Kendall Fuller 23. Vikings - Utah HB Devontae Booker 24. Washington - LSU DT Mike Thomas 25. Dolphins - Kansas OT Darrius Brown 26. Steelers - Simon Fraser QB Charlie Schroeder 27. Rams - Michigan C Mason Cole 28. Colts - Clemson CB Mackensie Alexander 29. Cowboys - Florida OLB George Gibson 30. Dolphins - Brown CB Lennox Brooks 31. Broncos - Louisville WR Eli Rogers 32. Express - Auburn HB Peyton Barber</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/26/20 3:43:22 PM #170:	Round 4 Recap 1. Bengals - Stanford G Russell Goolsby 2. Patriots - North Carolina G Tom Gonzalez 3. Packers - Notre Dame OLB Dontae Evans 4. Wildcats - Pittsburgh QB Nathan Peterman 5. Bears - Nebraska OLB Bobby Ford 6. Seahawks - Bowling Green QB Ted Burns 7. Jaguars - California WR DeRon Nelson 8. Pioneers - USC SS Orlando Montgomery 9. Chiefs - LSU HB Chris Taylor 10. Jets - Kansas St. OLB Elijah Lee 11. Raiders - Iowa MLB Stan Carswell 12. Lightning - Penn St. DT Dana Dorsey 13. 49ers - Penn St. QB Christian Hackenberg 14. Pioneers - Hawaii P Rigoberto Sanchez 15. Titans - Oklahoma FS Lonnie Lofton 16. Broncos - Purdue CB Martin Shelton 17. Pioneers - UCLA C Scott Quessenberry 18. Pioneers - Minnesota OT Isaiah Robinson 19. Pioneers - Colorado G Clay Schneidmiller 20. Steelers - Illinois CB Bill O'Neal 21. Patriots - Penn St. K Sam Ficken 22. Lions - South Carolina St. C Scott Braxton 23. Ravens - Auburn HB Corey Grant 24. Washington - Tennessee G Jay Lewis 25. Broncos - Colorado G Drew Cash 26. Panthers - Washington St. MLB Pete Harris 27. Rams - Alabama OT Justin Barry 28. Colts - Mississippi St. OLB Darnell Forrest 29. Cowboys - Montana DT Andrew Vance 30. Jets - Virginia CB Derek Crosby 31. Steelers - Texas St. OLB Mitch Freeman 32. Vikings - Georgia Tech DE Maurice Cobb --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945111697] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Round 4 Recap 1. Bengals - Stanford G Russell Goolsby 2. Patriots - North Carolina G Tom Gonzalez 3. Packers - Notre Dame OLB Dontae Evans 4. Wildcats - Pittsburgh QB Nathan Peterman 5. Bears - Nebraska OLB Bobby Ford 6. Seahawks - Bowling Green QB Ted Burns 7. Jaguars - California WR DeRon Nelson 8. Pioneers - USC SS Orlando Montgomery 9. Chiefs - LSU HB Chris Taylor 10. Jets - Kansas St. OLB Elijah Lee 11. Raiders - Iowa MLB Stan Carswell 12. Lightning - Penn St. DT Dana Dorsey 13. 49ers - Penn St. QB Christian Hackenberg 14. Pioneers - Hawaii P Rigoberto Sanchez 15. Titans - Oklahoma FS Lonnie Lofton 16. Broncos - Purdue CB Martin Shelton 17. Pioneers - UCLA C Scott Quessenberry 18. Pioneers - Minnesota OT Isaiah Robinson 19. Pioneers - Colorado G Clay Schneidmiller 20. Steelers - Illinois CB Bill O'Neal 21. Patriots - Penn St. K Sam Ficken 22. Lions - South Carolina St. C Scott Braxton 23. Ravens - Auburn HB Corey Grant 24. Washington - Tennessee G Jay Lewis 25. Broncos - Colorado G Drew Cash 26. Panthers - Washington St. MLB Pete Harris 27. Rams - Alabama OT Justin Barry 28. Colts - Mississippi St. OLB Darnell Forrest 29. Cowboys - Montana DT Andrew Vance 30. Jets - Virginia CB Derek Crosby 31. Steelers - Texas St. OLB Mitch Freeman 32. Vikings - Georgia Tech DE Maurice Cobb</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/26/20 3:46:58 PM #171:	NFL Draft Order 1. Bengals 2. Bills 3. Packers 4. Wildcats 5. Buccaneers 6. Seahawks 7. Jaguars 8. Bears 9. Chiefs 10. Jets 11. Raiders 12. Lightning 13. 49ers 14. Browns 15. Titans 16. Broncos 17. Giants 18. Pumpkins 19. Falcons 20. Steelers 21. Patriots 22. Lions 23. Ravens 24. Washington 25. Express 26. Panthers 27. Rams 28. Colts 29. Cowboys 30. Dolphins 31. Pioneers 32. Vikings Bills own Patriots 5th and 7th, Falcons 7th Browns own Pioneers 5th Falcons own Pumpkins 6th Giants own Pumpkins 5th Packers own Bears 5th Patriots own Buccaneers 5th, Bills 7th Pioneers own Giants 5th Pumpkins own Steelers 5th + 6th, Titans 6th, Pioneers 6th Raiders own Bills 5th Titans own Steelers 7th Washington own Bears 7th Rounds 5 through 7 are slated to begin somewhere between 1-3 PM ET on Sunday, September 27th --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945111807] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>NFL Draft Order 1. Bengals 2. Bills 3. Packers 4. Wildcats 5. Buccaneers 6. Seahawks 7. Jaguars 8. Bears 9. Chiefs 10. Jets 11. Raiders 12. Lightning 13. 49ers 14. Browns 15. Titans 16. Broncos 17. Giants 18. Pumpkins 19. Falcons 20. Steelers 21. Patriots 22. Lions 23. Ravens 24. Washington 25. Express 26. Panthers 27. Rams 28. Colts 29. Cowboys 30. Dolphins 31. Pioneers 32. Vikings Bills own Patriots 5th and 7th, Falcons 7th Browns own Pioneers 5th Falcons own Pumpkins 6th Giants own Pumpkins 5th Packers own Bears 5th Patriots own Buccaneers 5th, Bills 7th Pioneers own Giants 5th Pumpkins own Steelers 5th + 6th, Titans 6th, Pioneers 6th Raiders own Bills 5th Titans own Steelers 7th Washington own Bears 7th Rounds 5 through 7 are slated to begin somewhere between 1-3 PM ET on Sunday, September 27th </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
theawesomestevr 09/26/20 4:38:20 PM #172:	Bills are currently shopping the Pats' 5th rounder (pick 21) and are primarily looking for a 5th or 6th rounder next year (we'll take the best offer we get), so anyone who's interested, let us know! <cite>theawesomestevr posted [p:945113380] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Bills are currently shopping the Pats' 5th rounder (pick 21) and are primarily looking for a 5th or 6th rounder next year (we'll take the best offer we get), so anyone who's interested, let us know!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
theawesomestevr 09/27/20 12:04:28 PM #173:	^Bills and Raiders agreed to a trade, so this can be ignored now. <cite>theawesomestevr posted [p:945142047] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>^Bills and Raiders agreed to a trade, so this can be ignored now.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/27/20 2:15:14 PM #174:	Final day of the draft soon --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945146852] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Final day of the draft soon</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/27/20 9:06:32 PM #175:	Round 5 Recap 1. Bengals - Purdue WR Alonzo Stevens 2. Raiders - Penn St. CB Vinnie Jamison 3. Packers - Iowa HB Kenny Hamilton 4. Wildcats - Pittsburgh St. DE John Emanuel 5. Patriots - Penn St. DT Seth Kinney 6. Seahawks - Ohio St. TE Nick Vannett 7. Jaguars - Stanford HB Billy Booker 8. Packers - Florida CB Max Mayberry 9. Chiefs - Colorado St. OLB Ted Carrier 10. Jets - Mississippi St. DE Alonzo Bennett 11. Raiders - Memphis K Jake Elliott 12. Lightning - UCLA K Ka'imi Fairbairn 13. 49ers - Vanderbilt FB Anthony Montana 14. Browns - Mississippi Valley St. G Jamal Brooks 15. Titans - Texas A&M HB Shane Swayne 16. Broncos - Texas G Steve Thomas 17. Pioneers - Stanford OLB Thurman Jansen 18. Giants - Notre Dame G Michael Willis 19. Falcons - Missouri DT Kris Jones 20. Pumpkins - BYU DT Anthony Meador 21. Bills - San Diego St. G Lawyer Sloan 22. Lions - Colgate CB Willie Clark 23. Ravens - Miami of Ohio FS Dorsey Olsen 24. Washington - Penn St. MLB Drew Sullivan 25. Dolphins - Iowa St. DE Cedric Middleton 26. Panthers - Arizona CB James McMillan 27. Rams - LSU OLB Mike Manning 28. Colts - Penn St. OT Ben Sapp 29. Cowboys - Georgia Southern MLB Rashard Campbell 30. Dolphins - Georgia OLB Mark Ross 31. Browns - Kentucky WR Ralph Starks 32. Vikings - Hawaii FS Bryce Holland --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945163404] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Round 5 Recap 1. Bengals - Purdue WR Alonzo Stevens 2. Raiders - Penn St. CB Vinnie Jamison 3. Packers - Iowa HB Kenny Hamilton 4. Wildcats - Pittsburgh St. DE John Emanuel 5. Patriots - Penn St. DT Seth Kinney 6. Seahawks - Ohio St. TE Nick Vannett 7. Jaguars - Stanford HB Billy Booker 8. Packers - Florida CB Max Mayberry 9. Chiefs - Colorado St. OLB Ted Carrier 10. Jets - Mississippi St. DE Alonzo Bennett 11. Raiders - Memphis K Jake Elliott 12. Lightning - UCLA K Ka'imi Fairbairn 13. 49ers - Vanderbilt FB Anthony Montana 14. Browns - Mississippi Valley St. G Jamal Brooks 15. Titans - Texas A&M HB Shane Swayne 16. Broncos - Texas G Steve Thomas 17. Pioneers - Stanford OLB Thurman Jansen 18. Giants - Notre Dame G Michael Willis 19. Falcons - Missouri DT Kris Jones 20. Pumpkins - BYU DT Anthony Meador 21. Bills - San Diego St. G Lawyer Sloan 22. Lions - Colgate CB Willie Clark 23. Ravens - Miami of Ohio FS Dorsey Olsen 24. Washington - Penn St. MLB Drew Sullivan 25. Dolphins - Iowa St. DE Cedric Middleton 26. Panthers - Arizona CB James McMillan 27. Rams - LSU OLB Mike Manning 28. Colts - Penn St. OT Ben Sapp 29. Cowboys - Georgia Southern MLB Rashard Campbell 30. Dolphins - Georgia OLB Mark Ross 31. Browns - Kentucky WR Ralph Starks 32. Vikings - Hawaii FS Bryce Holland</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/27/20 9:22:19 PM #176:	Round 6 Recap 1. Bengals - Southern Illinois DT Jason Butler 2. Patriots - UAB P Ty Long 3. Packers - N.C. St. WR Jose Stuart 4. Wildcats - Fresno St. OLB Sam Adams 5. Buccaneers - Stanford SS Joel Grant 6. Seahawks - Florida DE Ricky Jones 7. Jaguars - Tennessee TE Jason Croom 8. Bears - UL Lafayette TE Ryan Graham 9. Chiefs - Oregon WR Bill Green 10. Jets - Henderson St. FS Leon Farr 11. Raiders - Oklahoma St. G Ike Keys 12. Lightning - Auburn WR Sammie Coates 13. 49ers - Tennessee DE Sam Nipper 14. Browns - Northwestern St. OT Corey Stokes 15. Pumpkins - Illinois DE Dana Triplett 16. Broncos - Wyoming SS Melvin Curry 17. Giants - Maryland DT D'Wayne Martin 18. Falcons - Eastern Michigan OLB Darick Lenzy 19. Falcons - Virginia HB Andrew Sweeney 20. Pumpkins - West Texas A&M WR Stanley Pritchett 21. Patriots - Tulane FB Joe Hanks 22. Lions - Butler MLB Jerry Mayes 23. Ravens - Wake Forest CB Grant McNamara 24. Washington - Washington OLB Darrius Garner 25. Dolphins - Texas A&M DE Jeremiah Castorani 26. Panthers - New Mexico K Steve Oldham 27. Rams - Notre Dame WR T.J. James 28. Colts - Colorado St. FS Levon Powell 29. Cowboys - Indiana OT Alex Howard 30. Express - Penn St. OT Wally Stuart 31. Pumpkins - Michigan SS Rich Parker 32. Vikings - Syracuse MLB Jorge Holmberg --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945164087] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Round 6 Recap 1. Bengals - Southern Illinois DT Jason Butler 2. Patriots - UAB P Ty Long 3. Packers - N.C. St. WR Jose Stuart 4. Wildcats - Fresno St. OLB Sam Adams 5. Buccaneers - Stanford SS Joel Grant 6. Seahawks - Florida DE Ricky Jones 7. Jaguars - Tennessee TE Jason Croom 8. Bears - UL Lafayette TE Ryan Graham 9. Chiefs - Oregon WR Bill Green 10. Jets - Henderson St. FS Leon Farr 11. Raiders - Oklahoma St. G Ike Keys 12. Lightning - Auburn WR Sammie Coates 13. 49ers - Tennessee DE Sam Nipper 14. Browns - Northwestern St. OT Corey Stokes 15. Pumpkins - Illinois DE Dana Triplett 16. Broncos - Wyoming SS Melvin Curry 17. Giants - Maryland DT D'Wayne Martin 18. Falcons - Eastern Michigan OLB Darick Lenzy 19. Falcons - Virginia HB Andrew Sweeney 20. Pumpkins - West Texas A&M WR Stanley Pritchett 21. Patriots - Tulane FB Joe Hanks 22. Lions - Butler MLB Jerry Mayes 23. Ravens - Wake Forest CB Grant McNamara 24. Washington - Washington OLB Darrius Garner 25. Dolphins - Texas A&M DE Jeremiah Castorani 26. Panthers - New Mexico K Steve Oldham 27. Rams - Notre Dame WR T.J. James 28. Colts - Colorado St. FS Levon Powell 29. Cowboys - Indiana OT Alex Howard 30. Express - Penn St. OT Wally Stuart 31. Pumpkins - Michigan SS Rich Parker 32. Vikings - Syracuse MLB Jorge Holmberg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/27/20 9:32:16 PM #177:	Round 7 Recap 1. Bengals - Indiana OLB Tom Chiang 2. Bills - Florida St. QB Tom Lewis 3. Packers - Texas Southern OT Gene Woods 4. Wildcats - Iowa C Donta Simon 5. Buccaneers - Tulane C Stephen Ferris 6. Seahawks - Tennessee P Matt Darr 7. Jaguars - Clemson G Jameel Hale 8. Washington - Iowa St. DE Landon Jenkins 9. Chiefs - Maryland FB Derrick Strauser 10. Jets - Nebraska DT Nate Kennedy 11. Raiders - N.C. St. Greg Williams 12. Lightning - Arizona DE Wally Springs 13. 49ers - Georgia CB Matt Manley 14. Browns - Tulane FS Sammy Bryant 15. Titans - Wake Forest DT Derek Gill 16. Broncos - Notre Dame QB Joey Wilson 17. Giants - Pittsburgh MLB Dexter Holmberg 18. Pumpkins - Maryland DT Tyrell Walls 19. Patriots - Notre Dame MLB Joe Stratton 20. Titans - Colorado C Michael Donaldson 21. Bills - Temple WR Leonard Matthews 22. Lions - LSU OT Daryl Blount 23. Ravens - Western Oregon K Aldrick Rosas 24. Washington - Tulane G Ray Willis 25. Express - Mississippi Valley St. OLB Boss Parkman 26. Panthers - Nevada MLB Doug Franks 27. Rams - Georgia DE Charlie Dishman 28. Colts - New Mexico G Chris Largent 29. Cowboys - UL Monroe G Brett Palmer 30. Express - Michigan St. OT Trent Johnson 31. Pioneers - San Diego St. WR Alex Wilson 32. Vikings - Tennessee OT Herman Miles --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945164493] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Round 7 Recap 1. Bengals - Indiana OLB Tom Chiang 2. Bills - Florida St. QB Tom Lewis 3. Packers - Texas Southern OT Gene Woods 4. Wildcats - Iowa C Donta Simon 5. Buccaneers - Tulane C Stephen Ferris 6. Seahawks - Tennessee P Matt Darr 7. Jaguars - Clemson G Jameel Hale 8. Washington - Iowa St. DE Landon Jenkins 9. Chiefs - Maryland FB Derrick Strauser 10. Jets - Nebraska DT Nate Kennedy 11. Raiders - N.C. St. Greg Williams 12. Lightning - Arizona DE Wally Springs 13. 49ers - Georgia CB Matt Manley 14. Browns - Tulane FS Sammy Bryant 15. Titans - Wake Forest DT Derek Gill 16. Broncos - Notre Dame QB Joey Wilson 17. Giants - Pittsburgh MLB Dexter Holmberg 18. Pumpkins - Maryland DT Tyrell Walls 19. Patriots - Notre Dame MLB Joe Stratton 20. Titans - Colorado C Michael Donaldson 21. Bills - Temple WR Leonard Matthews 22. Lions - LSU OT Daryl Blount 23. Ravens - Western Oregon K Aldrick Rosas 24. Washington - Tulane G Ray Willis 25. Express - Mississippi Valley St. OLB Boss Parkman 26. Panthers - Nevada MLB Doug Franks 27. Rams - Georgia DE Charlie Dishman 28. Colts - New Mexico G Chris Largent 29. Cowboys - UL Monroe G Brett Palmer 30. Express - Michigan St. OT Trent Johnson 31. Pioneers - San Diego St. WR Alex Wilson 32. Vikings - Tennessee OT Herman Miles</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/27/20 9:39:04 PM #178:	Madden Draft Grades The following is a list of all user teams ordered by the letter grade given to them and then alphabetically. Take little stock in how you are graded. These are not at all an indicator of the ratings to expect from your rookies nor future performance. They are essentially arbitrary. All AI teams are given A grades. A Steelers A- Pumpkins Washington B+ Falcons 49ers Jaguars Lions Titans B Bengals Chiefs Giants Pioneers Wildcats B- Browns Packers Packers Patriots Raiders C- Colts D Bills D- Bears Buccaneers --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945164773] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Madden Draft Grades The following is a list of all user teams ordered by the letter grade given to them and then alphabetically. Take little stock in how you are graded. These are not at all an indicator of the ratings to expect from your rookies nor future performance. They are essentially arbitrary. All AI teams are given A grades. A Steelers A- Pumpkins Washington B+ Falcons 49ers Jaguars Lions Titans B Bengals Chiefs Giants Pioneers Wildcats B- Browns Packers Packers Patriots Raiders C- Colts D Bills D- Bears Buccaneers</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/27/20 9:48:13 PM #179:	In addition, Madden also mentions when they deem a team's first pick was not their best pick. Again, this is an arbitrary distinction and not based on anything of importance. Still, useless information can be interesting! Bears First Pick: DT Eddie Goldman Best Pick: CB Vernon Hargreaves Colts First Pick: DT DaQuan Jones Best Pick: QB C.J. Bethard 49ers First Pick: DT Grady Jarrett Best Pick: QB Christian Hackenberg Giants First Pick: SS Will Parks Best Pick: MLB Dexter Holmberg Lightning First Pick: MLB Telvin Smith Best Pick: CB Jalen Mills Packers First Pick: OT Laremy Tunsil Best Pick: QB Kevin Hogan Patriots First Pick: WR Jamison Crowder Best Pick: WR Kelvin Benjamin Ravens First Pick: G James Daniels Best Pick: MLB Denzel Perryman Washington First Pick: FS Marcus Maye Best Pick: QB Nick Mullens Seahawks First Pick: WR Amari Cooper Best Pick: HB Jordan Howard Vikings First Pick: CB Xavien Howard Best Pick: HB Devontae Booker Wildcats First Pick: SS Jabrill Peppers Best Pick: QB Nathan Peterman --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945165128] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>In addition, Madden also mentions when they deem a team's first pick was not their best pick. Again, this is an arbitrary distinction and not based on anything of importance. Still, useless information can be interesting! Bears First Pick: DT Eddie Goldman Best Pick: CB Vernon Hargreaves Colts First Pick: DT DaQuan Jones Best Pick: QB C.J. Bethard 49ers First Pick: DT Grady Jarrett Best Pick: QB Christian Hackenberg Giants First Pick: SS Will Parks Best Pick: MLB Dexter Holmberg Lightning First Pick: MLB Telvin Smith Best Pick: CB Jalen Mills Packers First Pick: OT Laremy Tunsil Best Pick: QB Kevin Hogan Patriots First Pick: WR Jamison Crowder Best Pick: WR Kelvin Benjamin Ravens First Pick: G James Daniels Best Pick: MLB Denzel Perryman Washington First Pick: FS Marcus Maye Best Pick: QB Nick Mullens Seahawks First Pick: WR Amari Cooper Best Pick: HB Jordan Howard Vikings First Pick: CB Xavien Howard Best Pick: HB Devontae Booker Wildcats First Pick: SS Jabrill Peppers Best Pick: QB Nathan Peterman</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/27/20 9:52:06 PM #180:	Signing Draft Picks Quite a few teams have done it already, but now's the time to get those draftees' signatures and have them suit up for your squad. It is essentially just like signing your own free agents, but you don't have to worry about holdouts/franchise tags, and you typically have far fewer players to sign. There are a few things you need to keep in mind as you read your PM. One, you will not know the overall ratings until they are signed. That is an in-game mechanic and not something by my design. Two, the desired deals for each player, in terms of length, is based on where they were taken. It is as follows: Top 5 - Six years 6-10 - Five years 11-32 - Four years 2nd-4th rounds - Three years 5th-7th rounds - One year Once again, you do not have to offer them their exact deals and can change their length, but I advise you to sign them to the length that they ask for because if you change the length, they might ask for considerably more money. The deadline to sign your rookies will be October 4th at 10 PM ET. Should you idle, I will sign all your rookies to the deals that they are asking for (such a severe punishment I know). If you have roster space issues, then I will prioritize players who will fill roster holes and then in descending order of when they were selected until your roster is filled. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945165283] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Signing Draft Picks Quite a few teams have done it already, but now's the time to get those draftees' signatures and have them suit up for your squad. It is essentially just like signing your own free agents, but you don't have to worry about holdouts/franchise tags, and you typically have far fewer players to sign. There are a few things you need to keep in mind as you read your PM. One, you will not know the overall ratings until they are signed. That is an in-game mechanic and not something by my design. Two, the desired deals for each player, in terms of length, is based on where they were taken. It is as follows: Top 5 - Six years 6-10 - Five years 11-32 - Four years 2nd-4th rounds - Three years 5th-7th rounds - One year Once again, you do not have to offer them their exact deals and can change their length, but I advise you to sign them to the length that they ask for because if you change the length, they might ask for considerably more money. The deadline to sign your rookies will be October 4th at 10 PM ET. Should you idle, I will sign all your rookies to the deals that they are asking for (such a severe punishment I know). If you have roster space issues, then I will prioritize players who will fill roster holes and then in descending order of when they were selected until your roster is filled.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScareChan 09/28/20 5:38:56 PM #181:	KCF0107 posted... 49ers First Pick: DT Grady Jarrett Best Pick: QB Christian Hackenberg ...my 4th round qb? --- Fastbreak Intensifies PSN TehScurr Switch friend code SW-5264-0547-1806 <cite>ScareChan posted [p:945195314] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>KCF0107 posted... </cite> <quote> 49ers First Pick: DT Grady Jarrett Best Pick: QB Christian Hackenberg</quote> ...my 4th round qb? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Bloodychess 09/28/20 5:55:05 PM #182:	ScareChan posted... ...my 4th round qb? Giants best pick was a 7th Round MLB --- Support your local gamestop. <cite>Bloodychess posted [p:945196048] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>ScareChan posted... </cite> <quote>...my 4th round qb?</quote> Giants best pick was a 7th Round MLB </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/28/20 9:46:14 PM #183:	KCF's Favorite Picks I'm going to go through each round of the NFL Draft and highlight my three favorite picks and explain why. For the most part, I look in the early rounds for perfect team fits based on historical production, a visible succession plan to starting job (or immediate starter), players who might be the missing piece to the puzzle, and selections that just make me think, "That guy's going to have a long, productive career somewhere." For the later rounds, I look for players who most likely have a chance of sticking around for a long-ish career for a myriad of reasons. While I do know some of the rookie ratings due to user signings, ratings were not a factor in my analysis nor were players dropping further than expected draft slot. In addition, I will probably list an honorable mention or two and most importantly, a regret pick. What I mean by a regret pick is someone that I believe may have just made a mistake and went in the wrong direction. I will limit myself to just one per round and only for the first three rounds because honestly how much can you really regret in the sixth round? I will try and limit picks that I made myself, but there will be a few. I will refrain from choosing any Pioneers picks. At the end of all this, I will also mention my three favorite team draft classes. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945204554] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>KCF's Favorite Picks I'm going to go through each round of the NFL Draft and highlight my three favorite picks and explain why. For the most part, I look in the early rounds for perfect team fits based on historical production, a visible succession plan to starting job (or immediate starter), players who might be the missing piece to the puzzle, and selections that just make me think, "That guy's going to have a long, productive career somewhere." For the later rounds, I look for players who most likely have a chance of sticking around for a long-ish career for a myriad of reasons. While I do know some of the rookie ratings due to user signings, ratings were not a factor in my analysis nor were players dropping further than expected draft slot. In addition, I will probably list an honorable mention or two and most importantly, a regret pick. What I mean by a regret pick is someone that I believe may have just made a mistake and went in the wrong direction. I will limit myself to just one per round and only for the first three rounds because honestly how much can you really regret in the sixth round? I will try and limit picks that I made myself, but there will be a few. I will refrain from choosing any Pioneers picks. At the end of all this, I will also mention my three favorite team draft classes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/28/20 9:46:29 PM #184:	First Round Bengals HB Derrick Henry (1st overall) - The Bengals play in the division where Doug Martin has over 6000 yards in five seasons and has rushed for 4.2+ YPC in each season, Mark Ingram has rushed for more yards in each season in a pro up to 1864 last season, and Jamario Thomas has seven straight seasons of 4.1+ YPC and nearing 10000 career rushing yards. Taken seven picks before Thomas, Bengals incumbent Erik Haw has had an uneven career and despite some good seasonal statlines in his career, he doesn't seem to make anywhere near the impact that his fellow HB rivals have had with their respective teams. While the careers of other #1 overall picks leave a lot to be desired, Henry, by virtue of his position, has a high floor/ceiling which is something this franchise desperately needed. Ravens G James Daniels (23rd overall) - The Ravens have had great success drafting OL in the first round with starting OTs Eugene Monroe and King Dunlap and C Ryan Kelly. The other, free agent Terron Armstead still has a pleasing 67:7 block:sack ratio. Enter Daniels, who slid much further than he should have, as he possibly slots behind the 36-year-old Toniu Fonoti. Now there's a non-zero chance that the Ravens end up re-signing G Andrus Peat next offseason, and he becomes Fonoti's successor, but my money is on Daniels. Express QB Jacoby Brissett (25th overall) - The Express entered the offseason having their work cut out for them to reimagine their offense due to the retirements of their starting QB, WRs, and TE. The selection of Brissett was the final touch on a rather unexpectedly quick retool as they try to keep pace in the AFC West and bid for a third straight playoff appearance. Now a lot can go wrong, such as the imports being awkward fits and Brissett fails to win the starting job or struggles as most rookie QBs do, but you have to be impressed with the work they put in, and I'm just making Brissett the face of that. Honorable Mentions Seahawks WR Amari Coopers (6th overall) Rams CB Anthony Brown (27th overall) *Regret Pick* - Lions selecting TE George Kittle over OLBs Nick Vigil/Markus Golden, CB Anthony Brown, and really just a lot of people in general Okay, so we just had a torrid end to the season to sneak into the playoffs. We aren't done rebuilding yet as our team massively overachieved with their talent deficiency and looking at the rest of the division, there's the reigning SB champ, a team that won two games fewer but has worked very hard this offseason to become a winning team and possibly a playoff-bound one, and finally a team that made a deep playoff run the season before that and has lots of high draft picks and cap space. So what are we going to do in response? We could make an attempt to grab someone a true impact, rising star like OLB Tee Ilko or greatly improve and block our fellow division rivals in going after either SS Derek Linde or Jaquiski Tartt. Nah, we have special in store later. We re-signed our own free agents, including our Pro Bowl, Tight End of the Year nominee. We are feeling pretty good as we see four areas that we could target in the draft. We could have our future HB who will likely be thrust into significant action his rookie season. We could get an OLB who has a great chance of being higher rated than Junior Galette and Pete Hill. We could also play a little riskier and go after a CB knowing he would definitely start and could develop if our defense plays in the vicinity that they did last season. We could also just grab an OL as you can never have too many of those, and some of ours are near the end of their careers. Okay, our pick is up and man, there's two OLBs, a CB, and several OL right there! This board couldn't be any more perfect! Yeah, there's a team trying to trade for this pick, but I simply cannot do that. This is going to be the perfect pick and catapult us further up the NFC pecking order. The teams before me will regret not selecting this player. The Detroit Lions select a backup TE. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945204563] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>First Round Bengals HB Derrick Henry (1st overall) - The Bengals play in the division where Doug Martin has over 6000 yards in five seasons and has rushed for 4.2+ YPC in each season, Mark Ingram has rushed for more yards in each season in a pro up to 1864 last season, and Jamario Thomas has seven straight seasons of 4.1+ YPC and nearing 10000 career rushing yards. Taken seven picks before Thomas, Bengals incumbent Erik Haw has had an uneven career and despite some good seasonal statlines in his career, he doesn't seem to make anywhere near the impact that his fellow HB rivals have had with their respective teams. While the careers of other #1 overall picks leave a lot to be desired, Henry, by virtue of his position, has a high floor/ceiling which is something this franchise desperately needed. Ravens G James Daniels (23rd overall) - The Ravens have had great success drafting OL in the first round with starting OTs Eugene Monroe and King Dunlap and C Ryan Kelly. The other, free agent Terron Armstead still has a pleasing 67:7 block:sack ratio. Enter Daniels, who slid much further than he should have, as he possibly slots behind the 36-year-old Toniu Fonoti. Now there's a non-zero chance that the Ravens end up re-signing G Andrus Peat next offseason, and he becomes Fonoti's successor, but my money is on Daniels. Express QB Jacoby Brissett (25th overall) - The Express entered the offseason having their work cut out for them to reimagine their offense due to the retirements of their starting QB, WRs, and TE. The selection of Brissett was the final touch on a rather unexpectedly quick retool as they try to keep pace in the AFC West and bid for a third straight playoff appearance. Now a lot can go wrong, such as the imports being awkward fits and Brissett fails to win the starting job or struggles as most rookie QBs do, but you have to be impressed with the work they put in, and I'm just making Brissett the face of that. Honorable Mentions Seahawks WR Amari Coopers (6th overall) Rams CB Anthony Brown (27th overall) Regret Pick - Lions selecting TE George Kittle over OLBs Nick Vigil/Markus Golden, CB Anthony Brown, and really just a lot of people in general Okay, so we just had a torrid end to the season to sneak into the playoffs. We aren't done rebuilding yet as our team massively overachieved with their talent deficiency and looking at the rest of the division, there's the reigning SB champ, a team that won two games fewer but has worked very hard this offseason to become a winning team and possibly a playoff-bound one, and finally a team that made a deep playoff run the season before that and has lots of high draft picks and cap space. So what are we going to do in response? We could make an attempt to grab someone a true impact, rising star like OLB Tee Ilko or greatly improve and block our fellow division rivals in going after either SS Derek Linde or Jaquiski Tartt. Nah, we have special in store later. We re-signed our own free agents, including our Pro Bowl, Tight End of the Year nominee. We are feeling pretty good as we see four areas that we could target in the draft. We could have our future HB who will likely be thrust into significant action his rookie season. We could get an OLB who has a great chance of being higher rated than Junior Galette and Pete Hill. We could also play a little riskier and go after a CB knowing he would definitely start and could develop if our defense plays in the vicinity that they did last season. We could also just grab an OL as you can never have too many of those, and some of ours are near the end of their careers. Okay, our pick is up and man, there's two OLBs, a CB, and several OL right there! This board couldn't be any more perfect! Yeah, there's a team trying to trade for this pick, but I simply cannot do that. This is going to be the perfect pick and catapult us further up the NFC pecking order. The teams before me will regret not selecting this player. The Detroit Lions select a backup TE.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/28/20 10:24:45 PM #185:	Second Round Cowboys G Danny Isidora (37th overall) - The Cowboys lost two of their starting OL this offseason, but they might have just drafted an immediate replacement for one. Isidora will likely not have as high of a rating as the current expected LG Tre Jackson, but it will likely be close enough to trigger a preseason competition. If he wins out, he could thrive in this high-powered offense. Seahawks HB Jordan Howard (38th overall) - With long-time backup Rashard Mendenhall having been shipped to the Giants and #3 HB Terrance West owning a 2.5 career YPC, the Seahawks needed a much better backup option for the 32-year-old, oft-injured Lynell Hamilton. Howard is going to get his opportunities. With the Seahawks having one of the better offenses in the league, he could potentially turn those opportunities into being their future bell cow. Jaguars CB Eli Apple (39th overall) - The Jags secondary and defense in general was a disaster last season, but that could easily be an aberration and not a harbinger of things to come. The Jags have long been defined by their defense, and they still have a bunch of talent there, including 7th overall pick OLB Dante Fowler, whom I am assuming is not like a 72. It isn't the secondary of old, but just two seasons ago, they had a Top 5 pass D. Perhaps a better #2 CB can get them back on track and in the thick of the AFC playoff race. Honorable Mentions Express CB Daryl Worley (48th overall) Cowboys HB Ty Montgomery (61st overall) *Regret Pick* - Titans selecting CB Artie Burns over many offensive players Several days ago, I posted what the first round would have looked like had I been in charge of every team. Talking about the Titans, I mentioned that that they have arguably the league's most anemic offense. In reality, they passed on the first round, and in the second round, they only addressed FB, and I have been pretty vocal about how awful the Madden-generated draft class FBs have been. I could have highlighted either the FB or Burns, but I'm choosing Burns because he was put in a situation he can't conceivably succeed. The only person with even a mere 80 overall in this secondary is Pat Pollard. This secondary was already likely going to be a disaster, so you might as well let it be and improve something you have a much better chance of succeeding. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945205886] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Second Round Cowboys G Danny Isidora (37th overall) - The Cowboys lost two of their starting OL this offseason, but they might have just drafted an immediate replacement for one. Isidora will likely not have as high of a rating as the current expected LG Tre Jackson, but it will likely be close enough to trigger a preseason competition. If he wins out, he could thrive in this high-powered offense. Seahawks HB Jordan Howard (38th overall) - With long-time backup Rashard Mendenhall having been shipped to the Giants and #3 HB Terrance West owning a 2.5 career YPC, the Seahawks needed a much better backup option for the 32-year-old, oft-injured Lynell Hamilton. Howard is going to get his opportunities. With the Seahawks having one of the better offenses in the league, he could potentially turn those opportunities into being their future bell cow. Jaguars CB Eli Apple (39th overall) - The Jags secondary and defense in general was a disaster last season, but that could easily be an aberration and not a harbinger of things to come. The Jags have long been defined by their defense, and they still have a bunch of talent there, including 7th overall pick OLB Dante Fowler, whom I am assuming is not like a 72. It isn't the secondary of old, but just two seasons ago, they had a Top 5 pass D. Perhaps a better #2 CB can get them back on track and in the thick of the AFC playoff race. Honorable Mentions Express CB Daryl Worley (48th overall) Cowboys HB Ty Montgomery (61st overall) Regret Pick - Titans selecting CB Artie Burns over many offensive players Several days ago, I posted what the first round would have looked like had I been in charge of every team. Talking about the Titans, I mentioned that that they have arguably the league's most anemic offense. In reality, they passed on the first round, and in the second round, they only addressed FB, and I have been pretty vocal about how awful the Madden-generated draft class FBs have been. I could have highlighted either the FB or Burns, but I'm choosing Burns because he was put in a situation he can't conceivably succeed. The only person with even a mere 80 overall in this secondary is Pat Pollard. This secondary was already likely going to be a disaster, so you might as well let it be and improve something you have a much better chance of succeeding.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/28/20 10:56:32 PM #186:	Third Round Colts QB C.J. Bethard (65th overall) - Starter Colin Kaepernick started out well but had a horrible second half to become one of the least efficient QBs in the league by the season's end. Relegated to a backup role, Charlie Whitehurst refused to return, leaving the Colts with a gaping hole at the backup spot to an unreliable starter. There have been a string of 2nd-4th round backup QBs that have done well to parlay that into a starting gig over the past few seasons. Bethard might have the best shot out of anyone else in this draft class. Ravens MLB Denzel Perryman (69th overall) - While the Ravens D did fall a bit last season, this is still the Ravens D. After Rian Wallace retired, the MLB job became up for grabs. Perryman will likely be rated high enough to compete with Chad Carpenter for the opportunity to play alongside two of the ten OLBs in the league rated 90+. That's about as good as it gets in terms in landing spots. Rams C Mason Cole (91st overall) - As highlighted in that doc I posted just after the first round of the draft, the Rams have an ancient OL. Not only that, but there's virtually no depth. Cole will have no shortage of opportunities as he could conceivable be the backup for all three interior spots, and who knows, maybe he somehow wins the RG job. Honorable Mentions Raiders C Billy Price (66th overall) Lightning CB Jalen Mills (76th overall) *Regret Pick* - Bears WR Devin Smith over a better backup elsewhere or a kicker I don't really have any problems with these third round selections, but I guess if I had to highlight one, it would be the Bears' first selection in the round. WRs cost a lot of money, and the Bears haven't had much of a passing attack since the days of David Carr, Javon Walker, Jerry Porter. Smith could surprise for all I know, but if I were in charge of the Bears, I would have looked to use my final draft pick on a cheap #4 WR. I don't remember what the board looked like here, and I realize they were drafting solely for need, but I guess OLB George Gibson would have fit the bill. A kicker could have also been a target since so many were still on the board, including Jake Elliot. The Bears would have been in a slightly better financial situation had they not taken Smith, and they would have likely seen similar production from a #4 WR whether he was 76 like Smith or 68-70 like the other signed WRs that went in the 6th or 7th round. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945207021] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Third Round Colts QB C.J. Bethard (65th overall) - Starter Colin Kaepernick started out well but had a horrible second half to become one of the least efficient QBs in the league by the season's end. Relegated to a backup role, Charlie Whitehurst refused to return, leaving the Colts with a gaping hole at the backup spot to an unreliable starter. There have been a string of 2nd-4th round backup QBs that have done well to parlay that into a starting gig over the past few seasons. Bethard might have the best shot out of anyone else in this draft class. Ravens MLB Denzel Perryman (69th overall) - While the Ravens D did fall a bit last season, this is still the Ravens D. After Rian Wallace retired, the MLB job became up for grabs. Perryman will likely be rated high enough to compete with Chad Carpenter for the opportunity to play alongside two of the ten OLBs in the league rated 90+. That's about as good as it gets in terms in landing spots. Rams C Mason Cole (91st overall) - As highlighted in that doc I posted just after the first round of the draft, the Rams have an ancient OL. Not only that, but there's virtually no depth. Cole will have no shortage of opportunities as he could conceivable be the backup for all three interior spots, and who knows, maybe he somehow wins the RG job. Honorable Mentions Raiders C Billy Price (66th overall) Lightning CB Jalen Mills (76th overall) Regret Pick - Bears WR Devin Smith over a better backup elsewhere or a kicker I don't really have any problems with these third round selections, but I guess if I had to highlight one, it would be the Bears' first selection in the round. WRs cost a lot of money, and the Bears haven't had much of a passing attack since the days of David Carr, Javon Walker, Jerry Porter. Smith could surprise for all I know, but if I were in charge of the Bears, I would have looked to use my final draft pick on a cheap #4 WR. I don't remember what the board looked like here, and I realize they were drafting solely for need, but I guess OLB George Gibson would have fit the bill. A kicker could have also been a target since so many were still on the board, including Jake Elliot. The Bears would have been in a slightly better financial situation had they not taken Smith, and they would have likely seen similar production from a #4 WR whether he was 76 like Smith or 68-70 like the other signed WRs that went in the 6th or 7th round.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/29/20 12:19:47 AM #187:	Fourth Round Seahawks QB Ted Burns (102nd overall) - While Kirk Cousins is not in danger of losing his starting job, he has missed time in the majority of the seasons he has been in the league. His last backup, Chad Henne, did pretty well, so I'm liking Burns' chance to be able to admirably pick up the slack should the worst happen again. Lions C Scott Braxton (118th overall) - While the Lions have backup OL that could ultimately take the backup C spot, 3/5 of the current starters have had extensive injury histories, so Braxton should receive snaps somewhere along the OL. That combined with the age of the OL give Braxton a good enough chance to stick around for awhile. Cowboys DT Andrew Vance (125th overall) - Two of Jerrell Powe and Ryan Walker's backups are starters on other teams (Lion's Dominic Lee and Bucs Dominique Easley). Powe and Walker are 31 and 30 respectively, so assuming the Cowboys can continue to pay them, they should be around for some time still, giving them more opportunities to grow a rotational DT. Vance is just next in line. Honorable Mentions Lightning DT Dana Dorsey (108th overall) Ravens HB Corey Grant (119th overall) --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945209775] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Fourth Round Seahawks QB Ted Burns (102nd overall) - While Kirk Cousins is not in danger of losing his starting job, he has missed time in the majority of the seasons he has been in the league. His last backup, Chad Henne, did pretty well, so I'm liking Burns' chance to be able to admirably pick up the slack should the worst happen again. Lions C Scott Braxton (118th overall) - While the Lions have backup OL that could ultimately take the backup C spot, 3/5 of the current starters have had extensive injury histories, so Braxton should receive snaps somewhere along the OL. That combined with the age of the OL give Braxton a good enough chance to stick around for awhile. Cowboys DT Andrew Vance (125th overall) - Two of Jerrell Powe and Ryan Walker's backups are starters on other teams (Lion's Dominic Lee and Bucs Dominique Easley). Powe and Walker are 31 and 30 respectively, so assuming the Cowboys can continue to pay them, they should be around for some time still, giving them more opportunities to grow a rotational DT. Vance is just next in line. Honorable Mentions Lightning DT Dana Dorsey (108th overall) Ravens HB Corey Grant (119th overall)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/29/20 12:44:11 AM #188:	Fifth Round Jaguars HB Billy Booker (135th overall) - For the first time in a long time, there's uncertainty surrounding the Jags rushing attack. They were lucky to have Reuben Droughns, Adrian Peterson, Marshawn Lynch, and R.J. Jackson for the time that they did. Now, they have former first round pick Devonta Freeman, Al Johnson, and Booker. Freeman is coming off of a season where he started for the first time (four games) to the tune of a 3.4 YPC. Johnson is coming off of easily his best season, but he is still just a 3.5 YPC runner. All are in the final year of their contract, and if I had to guess who has the best odds of returning next season, I'm going with the total unknown in Booker. We've only had two post-inaugural season HBs taken in the 5th or later who had long, productive careers (Lonta Hobbs and Terrence Whitehead). Because of the much higher talent pool of HB now than it was in the beginning, the odds of that happening again is extremely low, but Sultan is a pretty loyal GM, so Booker has a chance if Freeman falters and Sultan decides that Booker is his guy. If not, and that will likely be the caseI would expect him to be in Jacksonville for a long time. Falcons DT Kris Jones (147th overall) - While he is playing behind two durable DTs, he will get his shots in as the rotational DT, and the combination of the Falcons future financial situation and the supporting cast he will begin his career with, there's a chance he could be the starter next season as a low-cost option. If not, there's always a few DTs out there that get long careers out of being effective rotational DTs (Ravens' Steve Fiftia is entering his 13th season with 17 starts and Jets' Manase Hopoi also his 13th with 11 starts). Vikings FS Bryce Holland (160th overall) - Incumbent Ko Simpson is 34, and whoever ends up succeeding him will likely be grouped with a trio of 25 and unders in SS Jaquiski Tartt and CBs Aaron Colvin and Xavien Howard. Holland is already on the roster and thus has a leg up on any future competition. Honorable Mentions Panthers CB James McMillan (154th overall) Colts OT Ben Sapp (156th overall) --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945210436] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Fifth Round Jaguars HB Billy Booker (135th overall) - For the first time in a long time, there's uncertainty surrounding the Jags rushing attack. They were lucky to have Reuben Droughns, Adrian Peterson, Marshawn Lynch, and R.J. Jackson for the time that they did. Now, they have former first round pick Devonta Freeman, Al Johnson, and Booker. Freeman is coming off of a season where he started for the first time (four games) to the tune of a 3.4 YPC. Johnson is coming off of easily his best season, but he is still just a 3.5 YPC runner. All are in the final year of their contract, and if I had to guess who has the best odds of returning next season, I'm going with the total unknown in Booker. We've only had two post-inaugural season HBs taken in the 5th or later who had long, productive careers (Lonta Hobbs and Terrence Whitehead). Because of the much higher talent pool of HB now than it was in the beginning, the odds of that happening again is extremely low, but Sultan is a pretty loyal GM, so Booker has a chance if Freeman falters and Sultan decides that Booker is his guy. If not, and that will likely be the caseI would expect him to be in Jacksonville for a long time. Falcons DT Kris Jones (147th overall) - While he is playing behind two durable DTs, he will get his shots in as the rotational DT, and the combination of the Falcons future financial situation and the supporting cast he will begin his career with, there's a chance he could be the starter next season as a low-cost option. If not, there's always a few DTs out there that get long careers out of being effective rotational DTs (Ravens' Steve Fiftia is entering his 13th season with 17 starts and Jets' Manase Hopoi also his 13th with 11 starts). Vikings FS Bryce Holland (160th overall) - Incumbent Ko Simpson is 34, and whoever ends up succeeding him will likely be grouped with a trio of 25 and unders in SS Jaquiski Tartt and CBs Aaron Colvin and Xavien Howard. Holland is already on the roster and thus has a leg up on any future competition. Honorable Mentions Panthers CB James McMillan (154th overall) Colts OT Ben Sapp (156th overall)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/29/20 1:01:02 AM #189:	Sixth Round Wildcats OLB Sam Adams (164th overall) - Whatever his rating is, he has a great shot to be the backup OLB for both Barrett and Williamson. While Barrett has never missed a game, Williamson has in three consecutive seasons. You typically don't see many people taken at this point and later to start unless it's a kicker or punter (even then, the game doesn't consider those positions to be starters). If Adams gets to start, then who knows what it will do for his career. Maybe he becomes the next Neil Parker. Lightning WR Sammie Coates (172nd overall) - Slot receivers have done very well for the Lightning. Their last (Demaryius Thomas) has now been elevated to the starting position after Braylon Edward's retirement. As Thomas and Antonio Brown are 28, it is unlikely that Coates would become either one's successor, but maybe he can parlay that into a starting job elsewhere. To do that, he will need to perform first, and with the effort and improvements the Lightning have been making over the past few seasons, their breakout could happen any time (yes I know that I keep saying that). Broncos SS Melvin Curry (176th overall) - Of the 32 projected starting SSs in the league, four are current (Darwin Thompson) or former (Lewis Baker, Chris Browning, Derek Linde) members of the Broncos who were drafted and developed there. As a 6th round pick, Curry has much lesser draft pedigree than the others, but the Broncos have a great history with the position, so I have to believe in him. Honorable Mentions Falcons HB Andrew Sweeney (179th overall) Rams WR T.J. James (187th overall) --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945210861] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Sixth Round Wildcats OLB Sam Adams (164th overall) - Whatever his rating is, he has a great shot to be the backup OLB for both Barrett and Williamson. While Barrett has never missed a game, Williamson has in three consecutive seasons. You typically don't see many people taken at this point and later to start unless it's a kicker or punter (even then, the game doesn't consider those positions to be starters). If Adams gets to start, then who knows what it will do for his career. Maybe he becomes the next Neil Parker. Lightning WR Sammie Coates (172nd overall) - Slot receivers have done very well for the Lightning. Their last (Demaryius Thomas) has now been elevated to the starting position after Braylon Edward's retirement. As Thomas and Antonio Brown are 28, it is unlikely that Coates would become either one's successor, but maybe he can parlay that into a starting job elsewhere. To do that, he will need to perform first, and with the effort and improvements the Lightning have been making over the past few seasons, their breakout could happen any time (yes I know that I keep saying that). Broncos SS Melvin Curry (176th overall) - Of the 32 projected starting SSs in the league, four are current (Darwin Thompson) or former (Lewis Baker, Chris Browning, Derek Linde) members of the Broncos who were drafted and developed there. As a 6th round pick, Curry has much lesser draft pedigree than the others, but the Broncos have a great history with the position, so I have to believe in him. Honorable Mentions Falcons HB Andrew Sweeney (179th overall) Rams WR T.J. James (187th overall)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/29/20 1:07:43 AM #190:	Seventh Round Wildcats C Donta Simon (196th overall) Titans C Michael Donaldson (212th overall) Washington G Ray Willis (216th overall) - All three of these players are expected to be backups to players with uncertain futures or those close to retirement. Given the opportunity, they can become career backups, journeymen, or even a long-time starter. At this stage in the draft, anyone with a chance is worth highlighting. Honorable Mentions Bengals OLB Tom Chiang (193rd overall) Giants MLB Dexter Holmberg (209th overall) --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945211008] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Seventh Round Wildcats C Donta Simon (196th overall) Titans C Michael Donaldson (212th overall) Washington G Ray Willis (216th overall) - All three of these players are expected to be backups to players with uncertain futures or those close to retirement. Given the opportunity, they can become career backups, journeymen, or even a long-time starter. At this stage in the draft, anyone with a chance is worth highlighting. Honorable Mentions Bengals OLB Tom Chiang (193rd overall) Giants MLB Dexter Holmberg (209th overall)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/29/20 1:53:33 AM #191:	Favorite Three Draft Classes Anaheim Lightning MLB Telvin Smith (12th) FS Andrew Adams (44th) CB Jalen Mills (76th) DT Dana Dorsey (108th) K Ka'imi Fairbairn (140th) WR Sammie Coates (172nd) DE Wally Springs (204th) The Lightning haven't made the playoffs since S2, but if they are going end their drought this season, it will likely come on the heels of their defense. It may not make sense for me to say that they have a borderline great defense and that they might start three rookies there, but if Smith, Adams, and Mills win starting jobs (I'm going to assume that they are rated high enough to contend for one), They've had a revolving door of free agent pickups or mid-round selections at those MLB, FS, and CB spots, so the hope for them is that committing higher draft selections will actually yield long-term solutions instead of more stop-gaps. With the defense coming off of a strong year, I feel good about the odds of them finding the answers they were looking for at multiple spots (to be realistic that would be MLB and FS). I also wouldn't sleep on Dorsey as the rotational DT. They've primarily employed veterans at that spot, so they don't really have a history with rookies or young players in that role, but with how beastly this DL is, I think he has decent chance of making his mark. Fairbairn starts immediately taking over the former two-time K of the Year Neil Rackers. K performance is volatile, but hey, a Day 3 "starter" is still a starter! I already talked about Coates, and Springs is probably a non-factor. Indianapolis Colts DT DaQuan Jones (28th) TE Evan Engram (60th) QB C.J. Bethard (65th) CB Mackensie Alexander (92nd) OLB Darnell Forrest (124th) OT Ben Sapp (156th) FS Levon Powell (188th) G Chris Largent (220th) I didn't mention this before because I made the pick, but I love DaQuan Jones' potential with this team. This elite DL could become more elite in the future. Engram could start Week 1. Bethard. The rest of the CB group is 30 or older, so Alexander could be a future slot corner or even starter here. Similarly, Forrest is going to a place where the starters are 30 or older, and he will likely come in at a higher rating than the current backup OLB Cory Gordon. Sapp likely becomes the backup OT because the 4th guy is a 67. Backup FSs don't really get a lot of playing time, but the last backup FS the Colts had became the top FA at the position (Lamarcus Joyner) despite only a handful of starts in his career, so if McLeod ever goes down, there's a chance for him to be around the league for awhile. Largent doesn't really have a path to playing time, but several people in front of him have performance and injury woes, so things could easily change in his favor. Toronto Wildcats SS Jabrill Peppers (4th) OT Andrew Wylie (36th) K Harrison Butker (68th) QB Nathan Peterman (100th) DE John Emanuel (132nd) OLB Sam Adams (164th) C Donta Simon (196th) I'm not sure that this makes the Wildcats better this season, making it more confusing probably to most people that I would include them over the likes of let's say the Jets who had an offensive makeover or the Packers who had six Top 100 selections. Everyone save for Emanuel will likely carve out nice roles from the start with Peppers and Butker starting. Wylie will (likely) replace Blake Gold as the swing OL, and with the severe lack of depth, he will likely be the first man up for injuries to most positions. Current backup QB Sammy Gafney was surprisingly not awful filling in for an injured Aaron Murray, but I think they went like 2-7 or 1-8 with Gaffney. Of course, he's not the reason why they lost, but he certainly didn't do enough to help! Peterman could unseat Gaffney and have a chance to do better if Murray goes down again. I already mentioned Adams and Simon before. I guess I ultimately feel like this gives the team a much better contingency plan in place for injuries, which is partially what doomed them last season. Honorable Mentions Dallas Cowboys Green Bay Packers New York Jets --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945211836] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Favorite Three Draft Classes Anaheim Lightning MLB Telvin Smith (12th) FS Andrew Adams (44th) CB Jalen Mills (76th) DT Dana Dorsey (108th) K Ka'imi Fairbairn (140th) WR Sammie Coates (172nd) DE Wally Springs (204th) The Lightning haven't made the playoffs since S2, but if they are going end their drought this season, it will likely come on the heels of their defense. It may not make sense for me to say that they have a borderline great defense and that they might start three rookies there, but if Smith, Adams, and Mills win starting jobs (I'm going to assume that they are rated high enough to contend for one), They've had a revolving door of free agent pickups or mid-round selections at those MLB, FS, and CB spots, so the hope for them is that committing higher draft selections will actually yield long-term solutions instead of more stop-gaps. With the defense coming off of a strong year, I feel good about the odds of them finding the answers they were looking for at multiple spots (to be realistic that would be MLB and FS). I also wouldn't sleep on Dorsey as the rotational DT. They've primarily employed veterans at that spot, so they don't really have a history with rookies or young players in that role, but with how beastly this DL is, I think he has decent chance of making his mark. Fairbairn starts immediately taking over the former two-time K of the Year Neil Rackers. K performance is volatile, but hey, a Day 3 "starter" is still a starter! I already talked about Coates, and Springs is probably a non-factor. Indianapolis Colts DT DaQuan Jones (28th) TE Evan Engram (60th) QB C.J. Bethard (65th) CB Mackensie Alexander (92nd) OLB Darnell Forrest (124th) OT Ben Sapp (156th) FS Levon Powell (188th) G Chris Largent (220th) I didn't mention this before because I made the pick, but I love DaQuan Jones' potential with this team. This elite DL could become more elite in the future. Engram could start Week 1. Bethard. The rest of the CB group is 30 or older, so Alexander could be a future slot corner or even starter here. Similarly, Forrest is going to a place where the starters are 30 or older, and he will likely come in at a higher rating than the current backup OLB Cory Gordon. Sapp likely becomes the backup OT because the 4th guy is a 67. Backup FSs don't really get a lot of playing time, but the last backup FS the Colts had became the top FA at the position (Lamarcus Joyner) despite only a handful of starts in his career, so if McLeod ever goes down, there's a chance for him to be around the league for awhile. Largent doesn't really have a path to playing time, but several people in front of him have performance and injury woes, so things could easily change in his favor. Toronto Wildcats SS Jabrill Peppers (4th) OT Andrew Wylie (36th) K Harrison Butker (68th) QB Nathan Peterman (100th) DE John Emanuel (132nd) OLB Sam Adams (164th) C Donta Simon (196th) I'm not sure that this makes the Wildcats better this season, making it more confusing probably to most people that I would include them over the likes of let's say the Jets who had an offensive makeover or the Packers who had six Top 100 selections. Everyone save for Emanuel will likely carve out nice roles from the start with Peppers and Butker starting. Wylie will (likely) replace Blake Gold as the swing OL, and with the severe lack of depth, he will likely be the first man up for injuries to most positions. Current backup QB Sammy Gafney was surprisingly not awful filling in for an injured Aaron Murray, but I think they went like 2-7 or 1-8 with Gaffney. Of course, he's not the reason why they lost, but he certainly didn't do enough to help! Peterman could unseat Gaffney and have a chance to do better if Murray goes down again. I already mentioned Adams and Simon before. I guess I ultimately feel like this gives the team a much better contingency plan in place for injuries, which is partially what doomed them last season. Honorable Mentions Dallas Cowboys Green Bay Packers New York Jets</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/29/20 1:55:05 AM #192:	To Do: - Make sure roster/team financial sheets are accurate (Steelers/Giants trade, forgetting to remove people from one or both sheets, etc...) - Add in rookie contracts --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945211865] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>To Do: - Make sure roster/team financial sheets are accurate (Steelers/Giants trade, forgetting to remove people from one or both sheets, etc...) - Add in rookie contracts</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 09/30/20 1:10:12 AM #193:	Spreadsheet should be updated for signed rookies, Giants/Steelers trade, and current cap spaces. I have not yet added any rookie contract details. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945255687] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Spreadsheet should be updated for signed rookies, Giants/Steelers trade, and current cap spaces. I have not yet added any rookie contract details.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SockoressKnight 10/01/20 4:15:04 PM #194:	Signed all my picks. I am just about ready for UFA....are trades a thing right now? --- http://imageshack.us/a/img339/6921/rinoa1d.jpg "Rinoa...Even if you end up as the world's enemy. I'll...I'll be your knight." <cite>SockoressKnight posted [p:945323701] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Signed all my picks. I am just about ready for UFA....are trades a thing right now? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 10/01/20 4:16:45 PM #195:	Why would trades not be a thing? --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945323758] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Why would trades not be a thing?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SockoressKnight 10/01/20 4:29:06 PM #196:	Maybe it's outside the trading window? I don't know? The draft is over, so how would trading for picks work? --- http://imageshack.us/a/img339/6921/rinoa1d.jpg "Rinoa...Even if you end up as the world's enemy. I'll...I'll be your knight." <cite>SockoressKnight posted [p:945324303] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Maybe it's outside the trading window? I don't know? The draft is over, so how would trading for picks work? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 10/01/20 4:29:49 PM #197:	You would have to wait until draft picks become available after the offseason ends. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945324341] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>You would have to wait until draft picks become available after the offseason ends.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SockoressKnight 10/01/20 4:32:43 PM #198:	I am currently ~$6M over the cap, and need to make two signings. Could I sign them, and trade after....nah, fuck it. Release Travelle Wharton --- http://imageshack.us/a/img339/6921/rinoa1d.jpg "Rinoa...Even if you end up as the world's enemy. I'll...I'll be your knight." <cite>SockoressKnight posted [p:945324498] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>I am currently ~$6M over the cap, and need to make two signings. Could I sign them, and trade after....nah, fuck it. Release Travelle Wharton </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Pennywisela25 10/01/20 9:26:23 PM #199:	Pumpkins release MLB Stephens. --- PennywiseLA25 <cite>Pennywisela25 posted [p:945336659] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Pumpkins release MLB Stephens. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KCF0107 10/04/20 2:31:38 AM #200:	Less than 24 hours until rookie signing period is over --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:945431663] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Less than 24 hours until rookie signing period is over</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SockoressKnight 10/05/20 9:41:46 AM #201:	Let's go UFA --- http://imageshack.us/a/img339/6921/rinoa1d.jpg "Rinoa...Even if you end up as the world's enemy. I'll...I'll be your knight." <cite>SockoressKnight posted [p:945476570] in Board 8 Na... [t:78920164]...</cite> <quote>Let's go UFA </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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