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Nate Blough
Footballguy
Redskins Terrell Thomas
Ravens Stephen Nicholas
Ravens Stephen Nicholas
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JMon348
Footballguy
I think EJ is done, didn't play last year and not getting any sniffs this year.
I was surprised he was out of the league last year, thought the Vikings should have resigned him.
I think he probably has played his last game.
ExaltedOne
Footballguy
32: Cincinnati Bengals select Montori Hughes, DT
Not the sharpest tool in the shed, but a huge dude who can rotate with my other d-linemen in 3-4 or 4-3.
32: Oakland Raiders select Jeromy Clary, OT
The value of good depth at tackle cannot be underestimated.
32: Cleveland Browns select Tony Carter, CB
Looked pretty good as a starter last season for Denver. He should be solid depth and get plenty of PT since I'll be running nickel/dime a lot.
Not the sharpest tool in the shed, but a huge dude who can rotate with my other d-linemen in 3-4 or 4-3.
32: Oakland Raiders select Jeromy Clary, OT
The value of good depth at tackle cannot be underestimated.
32: Cleveland Browns select Tony Carter, CB
Looked pretty good as a starter last season for Denver. He should be solid depth and get plenty of PT since I'll be running nickel/dime a lot.
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ExaltedOne
Footballguy
Cassell was taken by Shake last round I think. I think you missed him because he mispelled it "Cassel"
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
Chiefs select Ryan Williams, RB
Saints select Josh Leribeus, C/OG
Ryan Williams has been susceptible to injuries but nobody can deny his talents. If he stays healthy, I have a talented duo at RB. I'm hoping that by limiting Ryan William's touches through using Lynch primarily, I can help keep him healthy.
Leribeus is another Skin's interior lineman (chemistry, chemistry, chemistry) who can play both center and guard. He looked good when on the field last year.
Starters:
Offense
QB Aaron Rodgers 1.1
HB Frank Gore 17.32
WR Dwayne Bowe 8.1
WR Pierre Garcon 10.1
WR Reggie Wayne 12.1
TE Travis Kelce 20.1
LT Marcus Gilbert 18.01
LG Kory Lichtensteiger 13.32
C Will Montgomery 9.32
RG Chris Chester 11.32
RT Bryan Bulaga 7.32
DefenseDE Michael Bennett 5.32
DT Jason Hatcher 14.1
DT Kendall Reyes 15.32
DE Dwight Freeney 16.1
SLB Nick Roach 21.32
MLB Bobby Wagner 4.1
WLB James-Michael Johnson 24.1
CB Lardarius Webb 2.32
CB Chris Harris Jr. 6.1
FS Eric Weddle 3.32
SS Mike Adams 25.32
Special Teams
K Blair Walsh 19.32
Bench:
QB Terrelle Pryor 31.32
LT David Bakhtiari 27.32
OG/C Josh Leribeus 32.1
TE Joel Dreessen 23.32
DT C.J. Mosley 26.1
DE Matt Shaughnessy 28.1
LB Kaluka Maiava 29.32
CB Chris Cook 24.1
CB Davon House 30.1
Starters
Offense
QB Ryan Nassib 13.8
RB Marshawn Lynch 8.25
FB Bruce Miller 22.25
WR Torrey Smith 9.8
WR Emmanuel Sanders 18.25
TE Martellus Bennett 11.8
LT Jared Veldheer 5.8
LG Kevin Boothe 19.8
C Fernando Velasco 15.8
RG Uche Nwaneri 21.8
RT Phil Loadholt 7.8
Defense
DE Calais Campbell 2.8
NT Marcell Dareus 3.8
DE Sharrif Floyd 6.25
ILB Dannell Ellerbe 12.25
ILB Jameel McClain 20.25
OLB Brandon Graham 4.25
OLB Brooks Reed 15.8
CB Richard Sherman 1.25
CB Tarell Brown 10.25
FS Ed Reed 14.25
SS Glover Quin Jr. 16.25
Special Teams
K Dan Bailey 25.8
P Pat McAfee 26.25
Bench
QB Matt Hasselbeck 28.25
RB Ryan Williams 32.25
WR A.J. Jenkins 23.8
TE Vance McDonald 29.8
OL Charlie Johnson 31.8
DL Kendall Langford 30.25
DE/OLB Andre Branch 27.8
CB Corey Graham 24.25
Saints select Josh Leribeus, C/OG
Ryan Williams has been susceptible to injuries but nobody can deny his talents. If he stays healthy, I have a talented duo at RB. I'm hoping that by limiting Ryan William's touches through using Lynch primarily, I can help keep him healthy.
Leribeus is another Skin's interior lineman (chemistry, chemistry, chemistry) who can play both center and guard. He looked good when on the field last year.
Starters:
Offense
QB Aaron Rodgers 1.1
HB Frank Gore 17.32
WR Dwayne Bowe 8.1
WR Pierre Garcon 10.1
WR Reggie Wayne 12.1
TE Travis Kelce 20.1
LT Marcus Gilbert 18.01
LG Kory Lichtensteiger 13.32
C Will Montgomery 9.32
RG Chris Chester 11.32
RT Bryan Bulaga 7.32
DefenseDE Michael Bennett 5.32
DT Jason Hatcher 14.1
DT Kendall Reyes 15.32
DE Dwight Freeney 16.1
SLB Nick Roach 21.32
MLB Bobby Wagner 4.1
WLB James-Michael Johnson 24.1
CB Lardarius Webb 2.32
CB Chris Harris Jr. 6.1
FS Eric Weddle 3.32
SS Mike Adams 25.32
Special Teams
K Blair Walsh 19.32
Bench:
QB Terrelle Pryor 31.32
LT David Bakhtiari 27.32
OG/C Josh Leribeus 32.1
TE Joel Dreessen 23.32
DT C.J. Mosley 26.1
DE Matt Shaughnessy 28.1
LB Kaluka Maiava 29.32
CB Chris Cook 24.1
CB Davon House 30.1
Starters
Offense
QB Ryan Nassib 13.8
RB Marshawn Lynch 8.25
FB Bruce Miller 22.25
WR Torrey Smith 9.8
WR Emmanuel Sanders 18.25
TE Martellus Bennett 11.8
LT Jared Veldheer 5.8
LG Kevin Boothe 19.8
C Fernando Velasco 15.8
RG Uche Nwaneri 21.8
RT Phil Loadholt 7.8
Defense
DE Calais Campbell 2.8
NT Marcell Dareus 3.8
DE Sharrif Floyd 6.25
ILB Dannell Ellerbe 12.25
ILB Jameel McClain 20.25
OLB Brandon Graham 4.25
OLB Brooks Reed 15.8
CB Richard Sherman 1.25
CB Tarell Brown 10.25
FS Ed Reed 14.25
SS Glover Quin Jr. 16.25
Special Teams
K Dan Bailey 25.8
P Pat McAfee 26.25
Bench
QB Matt Hasselbeck 28.25
RB Ryan Williams 32.25
WR A.J. Jenkins 23.8
TE Vance McDonald 29.8
OL Charlie Johnson 31.8
DL Kendall Langford 30.25
DE/OLB Andre Branch 27.8
CB Corey Graham 24.25
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AwesomeAuger
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JMon348
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FUBAR
Footballguy
Titans Defense is finally pretty much set.
Primary set will be 4-3, but our 3-4 looks pretty solid too.
DL: Chandler Jones.... BJ Raji....Akiem Hicks.... Justin Babin (Jerel Worthy will rotate in with Hicks once healthy, either would move to DE in a 3-4)
LB: Philip Wheeler........ Mason Foster...........Daryl Smith (Vilma would play inside with 3-4, rotate with Foster in the 4-3; Babin replaces Smith when we need the additional pass rusher)
CB: Champ Bailey...... Logan Ryan or Xavier Rhodes (I feel completely comfortable when Champ is ready to move to S or retire)
S: Kenny Vaccaro..... Charles Woodson (Bacarri Rambo ready to move in when Woodson's done and can fill either spot)
Four rookie defensive backs is a small concern, but Champ and Charles are two of the better veterans to learn from and lead this group.
Can't say we're the best group, but we'll manage. Wouldn't be shocked if we played the nickel a fair amount once our rookies develop. This won't look good in Madden this year.
Primary set will be 4-3, but our 3-4 looks pretty solid too.
DL: Chandler Jones.... BJ Raji....Akiem Hicks.... Justin Babin (Jerel Worthy will rotate in with Hicks once healthy, either would move to DE in a 3-4)
LB: Philip Wheeler........ Mason Foster...........Daryl Smith (Vilma would play inside with 3-4, rotate with Foster in the 4-3; Babin replaces Smith when we need the additional pass rusher)
CB: Champ Bailey...... Logan Ryan or Xavier Rhodes (I feel completely comfortable when Champ is ready to move to S or retire)
S: Kenny Vaccaro..... Charles Woodson (Bacarri Rambo ready to move in when Woodson's done and can fill either spot)
Four rookie defensive backs is a small concern, but Champ and Charles are two of the better veterans to learn from and lead this group.
Can't say we're the best group, but we'll manage. Wouldn't be shocked if we played the nickel a fair amount once our rookies develop. This won't look good in Madden this year.
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William Munny
Footballguy
32nd round
Bills - Beanie Wells, RB
Bills - Beanie Wells, RB
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
As a whole, I definitely think you have one of the better teams (granted you had the advantage of taking a Franchise QB). Your offense can keep pace with any other offense and your defense isn't bad.
FUBAR
Footballguy
Lions D aside from depth set too.
Pretty much the same idea as the Titans, more emphasis on the pass rush from the Linebackers in the 3-4, but we'll usually go with 4-3
DL: Margus Hunt, Henry Melton, Linval Joseph, Kroy Biermann (Steve McLendon and Tyrone Crawford rotate in, Crawford for Biermann when additional pass rush is wanted)
LB: Von Miller, Brandon Spikes, Jerrell Freeman, Connor Barwin (Barwin can give Miller rest or benefit from a strong pass rush from either side, frankly I think all 3 aside from Miller will split snaps with Freeman getting a little more than the others)
CB: Cary Williams, Josh Wilson, Bradley Fletcher (I think Fletcher may be better than Wilson, but this group will all see significant time)
S: Earl Thomas, Phillip Thomas / Isa Abdul-Quddus (Once Phillip develops, the Thomas brothers will be the best duo in the league)
If Hunt develops, I really like this D, although the players and set might be a little too run or pass focused, leaving us open if the offense is flexible.
Pretty much the same idea as the Titans, more emphasis on the pass rush from the Linebackers in the 3-4, but we'll usually go with 4-3
DL: Margus Hunt, Henry Melton, Linval Joseph, Kroy Biermann (Steve McLendon and Tyrone Crawford rotate in, Crawford for Biermann when additional pass rush is wanted)
LB: Von Miller, Brandon Spikes, Jerrell Freeman, Connor Barwin (Barwin can give Miller rest or benefit from a strong pass rush from either side, frankly I think all 3 aside from Miller will split snaps with Freeman getting a little more than the others)
CB: Cary Williams, Josh Wilson, Bradley Fletcher (I think Fletcher may be better than Wilson, but this group will all see significant time)
S: Earl Thomas, Phillip Thomas / Isa Abdul-Quddus (Once Phillip develops, the Thomas brothers will be the best duo in the league)
If Hunt develops, I really like this D, although the players and set might be a little too run or pass focused, leaving us open if the offense is flexible.
William Munny
Footballguy
32nd rd
Bears - Doug Legursky, G
Bears - Doug Legursky, G
Instinctive
Footballguy
Was pretty sure Cassel had been taken already - nice pick
ETA: see he had been taken.
Broncos select Billy Winn, DE
Rams select Marcus Davis, WR
ETA: see he had been taken.
Broncos select Billy Winn, DE
Rams select Marcus Davis, WR
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HellToupee
Footballguy
totally swamped will make picks tonight
ExaltedOne
Footballguy
I know they don't look good in Madden but I'm really happy with the Browns. I think the offense is one of the best in the league:
QB: Geno Smith (Chad Henne) - the best rookie QB and a solid backup
HB: C.J. Spiller (Mike Goodson) - Spiller is arguably the most exciting RB in the game today. Goodson is also explosive and could be a starter this year for the Jets.
FB: Marcel Reece - as exciting a fullback as there is in the NFL. If used right can be a real weapon
WR: A.J. Green, Demaryius Thomas, Stedman Bailey - the best receiving tandem in the league and Geno's favorite target in HS and college
TE: Tony Gonzalez (Gavin Escobar) - top 5 TE (at least this year) and a young backup/replacement with great hands
OL: William Beatty, Rob Sims, John Sullivan, Louis Vasquez, Gosder Cherilus - #1 pass blocking, #2 run blocking o-line (when you don't count FB/TE)
Considering how late I started working on my defense, I'm really happy with how it turned out:
DL: Brian Robison, Kevin Williams, Brodrick Bunkley, Osi Umenyiora (Datone Jones and Karl Klug rotating in) - a veteran d-line with some young guys to rotate in and eventually replace
LB: Nigel Bradham, Kevin Minter, Khaseem Greene - very young but talented linebackers
CB: Derek Cox, Captain Munnerlyn (Brandon Boykin and Tony Carter) - young vet DBs, I'd have no problems running a lot of nickel/dime
S: Reshad Jones, Troy Polamalu - one of the best safety tandems in the league
I think these guys can hang with most offenses.
I'm not quite as happy with the Bengals. I think they are good enough on offense but not really exciting and their defense is just OK despite taking some early picks on the d-line.
QB: Geno Smith (Chad Henne) - the best rookie QB and a solid backup
HB: C.J. Spiller (Mike Goodson) - Spiller is arguably the most exciting RB in the game today. Goodson is also explosive and could be a starter this year for the Jets.
FB: Marcel Reece - as exciting a fullback as there is in the NFL. If used right can be a real weapon
WR: A.J. Green, Demaryius Thomas, Stedman Bailey - the best receiving tandem in the league and Geno's favorite target in HS and college
TE: Tony Gonzalez (Gavin Escobar) - top 5 TE (at least this year) and a young backup/replacement with great hands
OL: William Beatty, Rob Sims, John Sullivan, Louis Vasquez, Gosder Cherilus - #1 pass blocking, #2 run blocking o-line (when you don't count FB/TE)
Considering how late I started working on my defense, I'm really happy with how it turned out:
DL: Brian Robison, Kevin Williams, Brodrick Bunkley, Osi Umenyiora (Datone Jones and Karl Klug rotating in) - a veteran d-line with some young guys to rotate in and eventually replace
LB: Nigel Bradham, Kevin Minter, Khaseem Greene - very young but talented linebackers
CB: Derek Cox, Captain Munnerlyn (Brandon Boykin and Tony Carter) - young vet DBs, I'd have no problems running a lot of nickel/dime
S: Reshad Jones, Troy Polamalu - one of the best safety tandems in the league
I think these guys can hang with most offenses.
I'm not quite as happy with the Bengals. I think they are good enough on offense but not really exciting and their defense is just OK despite taking some early picks on the d-line.
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
I think part of it is that DL fell a lot further than I thought. I took the Saint's DL similarly late like your Browns and I'm really happy with how it turned out (you should be happy with how your DL turned out too relative to where you picked them!). I regret taking Bennett so early because of how much DL fell in the draft.
round 32:
Cardinals select Albert McClellan, LB - He can play either OLB or ILB. Good in run defense, good in coverage, but a so-so pass rusher. He'll take over once Foote is done and he'll rotate in as an early down linebacker for Kerrigan or Washington as necessary.
Eagles select Cedric Griffin, CB - he needs a third CB and Griffin is a solid vet at the position
Panthers select Manuel Ramirez, G - I think he's a pretty underrated guard. He'll be a great addition to what is a a shaky O-line
Cardinals select Albert McClellan, LB - He can play either OLB or ILB. Good in run defense, good in coverage, but a so-so pass rusher. He'll take over once Foote is done and he'll rotate in as an early down linebacker for Kerrigan or Washington as necessary.
Eagles select Cedric Griffin, CB - he needs a third CB and Griffin is a solid vet at the position
Panthers select Manuel Ramirez, G - I think he's a pretty underrated guard. He'll be a great addition to what is a a shaky O-line
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I've stated this before about the Dolphins. Nothing flashy or glamorous about my team. QB is in question, but weapons and supporting cast should be decent enough. Team is ridiculously young and could develop into a good team once they find a starting QB ala trade or draft or potential future FA signing:
QB: Nick Foles - if he was able to put up serviceable numbers with the current Eagles' cast, I think he will do a little better with this team. Could develop into something special, jury is still out
HB: Vick Ballard/Robert Turbin - a 1-2 punch of 2 bellcows. Will need the rotation since it will be a running team
FB: Jerome Felton - a Pro-Bowler with enough take to make holes for the new few seasons
WR: Randall Cobb, Jeremy Maclin, Brian Quick - another young area with a lot of potential. Should keep defenses guessing on who to give extra attention to
TE: Rob Housler - young tightend who should be a good safety net for my QB
OL: Russel Okung, Josh Sitton, Stefen Wisniewski, John Greco, Chris Hairston - overall a young solid o-line and is already ranked as a top 3-5 OLINE in this league
DL: Robert Ayers, Sammie Lee Hill, Roy Miller, Robert Quinn - another young group of talent that has potential. Could get bullied but if they hit their potential, could be scary with Sheard coming on passing downs
LB: Navorro Bowman, Colin McCarthy, Jabaal Sheard - Bowman will be an All-Pro on this team and should anchor this defense with McCarthy and Sheard on the outside
CB: Peanut Tillman, Jimmy Smith, DJ Moore - Peanut is the veteran presence and one of the best CBs in the league. Jimmy Smith can learn from him while DJ is the nickel specialist and ball hawker
S: Donte Whitner, Morgan Burnett - could potentially be the best safety due in the league. Burnett excels in coverage and Whitner is coming off a Pro-Bowl season.
For me the glaring holes I suppose are QB, RB and DL, but I think the DL will be better than it is on paper. Not to mention again all my guys are young and banking on a playoff contending team in 2-3 years. If we were to get a stud QB in some shape or form, I think this team could be a championship quality team.
QB: Nick Foles - if he was able to put up serviceable numbers with the current Eagles' cast, I think he will do a little better with this team. Could develop into something special, jury is still out
HB: Vick Ballard/Robert Turbin - a 1-2 punch of 2 bellcows. Will need the rotation since it will be a running team
FB: Jerome Felton - a Pro-Bowler with enough take to make holes for the new few seasons
WR: Randall Cobb, Jeremy Maclin, Brian Quick - another young area with a lot of potential. Should keep defenses guessing on who to give extra attention to
TE: Rob Housler - young tightend who should be a good safety net for my QB
OL: Russel Okung, Josh Sitton, Stefen Wisniewski, John Greco, Chris Hairston - overall a young solid o-line and is already ranked as a top 3-5 OLINE in this league
DL: Robert Ayers, Sammie Lee Hill, Roy Miller, Robert Quinn - another young group of talent that has potential. Could get bullied but if they hit their potential, could be scary with Sheard coming on passing downs
LB: Navorro Bowman, Colin McCarthy, Jabaal Sheard - Bowman will be an All-Pro on this team and should anchor this defense with McCarthy and Sheard on the outside
CB: Peanut Tillman, Jimmy Smith, DJ Moore - Peanut is the veteran presence and one of the best CBs in the league. Jimmy Smith can learn from him while DJ is the nickel specialist and ball hawker
S: Donte Whitner, Morgan Burnett - could potentially be the best safety due in the league. Burnett excels in coverage and Whitner is coming off a Pro-Bowl season.
For me the glaring holes I suppose are QB, RB and DL, but I think the DL will be better than it is on paper. Not to mention again all my guys are young and banking on a playoff contending team in 2-3 years. If we were to get a stud QB in some shape or form, I think this team could be a championship quality team.
ExaltedOne
Footballguy
You must have a different definition of bellcow RBs than I do.
Your d-line is definitely your strength. Both of your ends should be able to get to the QB and your tackles are fine.
I don't understand what you are doing at linebacker though. You have one 4-3 MLB in McCarthy, a 3-4 ILB in Bowman and a 4-3 defensive end in Sheard. What positions will they play in your 4-3? Sheard as a 4-3 OLB is not something I'd be comfortable with.
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
McCarthy would probably play WLB with Sheard at SLB. I can see some 3-4 looks with that D with McCarthy/Bowman on the inside and Sheard/Ayers at OLB.
I think Vick Ballard will do just fine as a 3 down back for the Colts. As for Turbin, he has shown that he can handle the load i think.ExaltedOne said:
Correct, McCarthy would be my WLB and Bowman would be my MLB. I would run a 4-3 and have Sheard as the SLB, but then he would switch DE in nickel packages with McCarthy and Bowman as the two LBs. I think Robert Ayers will be great on rushing plays, but Sheard would be the pass rushing specialist in 3-4WR sets.
3-4 formations could be doable as well. Just haven't put much thought into it, but my defense has some flexibility.
That's my opinion
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Bamac
Footballguy
Lions agree with me. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/12/sports/football/lions-sign-kicker-havard-rugland-from-norway.html?_r=0Bamac said:
HellToupee
Footballguy
Rnd 32
Steelers Erik Walden OLB
Falcons Johnathan Franklin RB
Steelers Erik Walden OLB
Falcons Johnathan Franklin RB
JMon348
Footballguy
49ers: OT Derrick Sherrod.
1st rounder 2 years ago who has not made the field yet due to a broken leg at the end of his rookie year. Great talent coming into the league - I still believe he can be a starting tackle in the NFL.
Colts: OT/OG Bruce Campbell.
Workout star prior to coming into the league. Has grown up quite a bit since then, and is only still 24. Athletic freak, and will be a key backup for my team.
Vikings: Peria Jerry, DT
Been a bust so far, but an injured bust. Might be his last year in the league, or the year he finally breaks out
Jaguars: Nolan Carroll, CB
I'll take him as my CB4
1st rounder 2 years ago who has not made the field yet due to a broken leg at the end of his rookie year. Great talent coming into the league - I still believe he can be a starting tackle in the NFL.
Colts: OT/OG Bruce Campbell.
Workout star prior to coming into the league. Has grown up quite a bit since then, and is only still 24. Athletic freak, and will be a key backup for my team.
Vikings: Peria Jerry, DT
Been a bust so far, but an injured bust. Might be his last year in the league, or the year he finally breaks out
Jaguars: Nolan Carroll, CB
I'll take him as my CB4
ExaltedOne
Footballguy
32: Cincinatti Bengals select Mark Harrison, WR
Big and fast and training with Brandon Marshall. That sounds like a recipe for success. No rush for him to produce early on this team.
32: Oakland Raiders select A.J. Klein, MLB
I'm regretting the Barrett Ruud selection and need depth and a possible starter at MLB
32: Cleveland Browns select Alex Carrington, DT
Good depth at DT and a guy who can block kicks better than anyone...maybe ever.
Big and fast and training with Brandon Marshall. That sounds like a recipe for success. No rush for him to produce early on this team.
32: Oakland Raiders select A.J. Klein, MLB
I'm regretting the Barrett Ruud selection and need depth and a possible starter at MLB
32: Cleveland Browns select Alex Carrington, DT
Good depth at DT and a guy who can block kicks better than anyone...maybe ever.
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Nate Blough
Footballguy
Ravens select Jason Campbell
Nate Blough
Footballguy
Rd 33 Skins select Donald Stephenson OT
HellToupee
Footballguy
Falcons Bennie Logan DT
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
Chiefs select Akeem Dent, ILB
Saints select Earl Bennett, WR
For the Chiefs, ILB is one of the last remaining positions I don't have a backup for. Dent wasn't bad last year as the Falcon's MLB and he has experience in both 4-3 and 3-4. The Saints elect to take a 4th WR. They'll be running a spread offense as its base so being deep at WR is pretty important. Bennett is a smart, reliable receiver who's best when working in the slot. Both picks aren't exciting but provide good depth.
Starters:
Offense
QB Aaron Rodgers 1.1
HB Frank Gore 17.32
WR Dwayne Bowe 8.1
WR Pierre Garcon 10.1
WR Reggie Wayne 12.1
TE Travis Kelce 20.1
LT Marcus Gilbert 18.01
LG Kory Lichtensteiger 13.32
C Will Montgomery 9.32
RG Chris Chester 11.32
RT Bryan Bulaga 7.32
DefenseDE Michael Bennett 5.32
DT Jason Hatcher 14.1
DT Kendall Reyes 15.32
DE Dwight Freeney 16.1
SLB Nick Roach 21.32
MLB Bobby Wagner 4.1
WLB James-Michael Johnson 24.1
CB Lardarius Webb 2.32
CB Chris Harris Jr. 6.1
FS Eric Weddle 3.32
SS Mike Adams 25.32
Special Teams
K Blair Walsh 19.32
Bench:
QB Terrelle Pryor 31.32
WR Earl Bennett 33.32
LT David Bakhtiari 27.32
OG/C Josh Leribeus 32.1
TE Joel Dreessen 23.32
DT C.J. Mosley 26.1
DE Matt Shaughnessy 28.1
LB Kaluka Maiava 29.32
CB Chris Cook 24.1
CB Davon House 30.1
Starters
Offense
QB Ryan Nassib 13.8
RB Marshawn Lynch 8.25
FB Bruce Miller 22.25
WR Torrey Smith 9.8
WR Emmanuel Sanders 18.25
TE Martellus Bennett 11.8
LT Jared Veldheer 5.8
LG Kevin Boothe 19.8
C Fernando Velasco 15.8
RG Uche Nwaneri 21.8
RT Phil Loadholt 7.8
Defense
DE Calais Campbell 2.8
NT Marcell Dareus 3.8
DE Sharrif Floyd 6.25
ILB Dannell Ellerbe 12.25
ILB Jameel McClain 20.25
OLB Brandon Graham 4.25
OLB Brooks Reed 15.8
CB Richard Sherman 1.25
CB Tarell Brown 10.25
FS Ed Reed 14.25
SS Glover Quin Jr. 16.25
Special Teams
K Dan Bailey 25.8
P Pat McAfee 26.25
Bench
QB Matt Hasselbeck 28.25
RB Ryan Williams 32.25
WR A.J. Jenkins 23.8
TE Vance McDonald 29.8
OL Charlie Johnson 31.8
DL Kendall Langford 30.25
DE/OLB Andre Branch 27.8
ILB Akeem Dent 33.8
CB Corey Graham 24.25
Saints select Earl Bennett, WR
For the Chiefs, ILB is one of the last remaining positions I don't have a backup for. Dent wasn't bad last year as the Falcon's MLB and he has experience in both 4-3 and 3-4. The Saints elect to take a 4th WR. They'll be running a spread offense as its base so being deep at WR is pretty important. Bennett is a smart, reliable receiver who's best when working in the slot. Both picks aren't exciting but provide good depth.
Starters:
Offense
QB Aaron Rodgers 1.1
HB Frank Gore 17.32
WR Dwayne Bowe 8.1
WR Pierre Garcon 10.1
WR Reggie Wayne 12.1
TE Travis Kelce 20.1
LT Marcus Gilbert 18.01
LG Kory Lichtensteiger 13.32
C Will Montgomery 9.32
RG Chris Chester 11.32
RT Bryan Bulaga 7.32
DefenseDE Michael Bennett 5.32
DT Jason Hatcher 14.1
DT Kendall Reyes 15.32
DE Dwight Freeney 16.1
SLB Nick Roach 21.32
MLB Bobby Wagner 4.1
WLB James-Michael Johnson 24.1
CB Lardarius Webb 2.32
CB Chris Harris Jr. 6.1
FS Eric Weddle 3.32
SS Mike Adams 25.32
Special Teams
K Blair Walsh 19.32
Bench:
QB Terrelle Pryor 31.32
WR Earl Bennett 33.32
LT David Bakhtiari 27.32
OG/C Josh Leribeus 32.1
TE Joel Dreessen 23.32
DT C.J. Mosley 26.1
DE Matt Shaughnessy 28.1
LB Kaluka Maiava 29.32
CB Chris Cook 24.1
CB Davon House 30.1
Starters
Offense
QB Ryan Nassib 13.8
RB Marshawn Lynch 8.25
FB Bruce Miller 22.25
WR Torrey Smith 9.8
WR Emmanuel Sanders 18.25
TE Martellus Bennett 11.8
LT Jared Veldheer 5.8
LG Kevin Boothe 19.8
C Fernando Velasco 15.8
RG Uche Nwaneri 21.8
RT Phil Loadholt 7.8
Defense
DE Calais Campbell 2.8
NT Marcell Dareus 3.8
DE Sharrif Floyd 6.25
ILB Dannell Ellerbe 12.25
ILB Jameel McClain 20.25
OLB Brandon Graham 4.25
OLB Brooks Reed 15.8
CB Richard Sherman 1.25
CB Tarell Brown 10.25
FS Ed Reed 14.25
SS Glover Quin Jr. 16.25
Special Teams
K Dan Bailey 25.8
P Pat McAfee 26.25
Bench
QB Matt Hasselbeck 28.25
RB Ryan Williams 32.25
WR A.J. Jenkins 23.8
TE Vance McDonald 29.8
OL Charlie Johnson 31.8
DL Kendall Langford 30.25
DE/OLB Andre Branch 27.8
ILB Akeem Dent 33.8
CB Corey Graham 24.25
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William Munny
Footballguy
33rd Bears - Jason Smith, OT
William Munny
Footballguy
33rd Bills - Corey Lemonier, OLB
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gandalas
Footballguy
Had Danny Watkins queued up as my pick this round, but switched him out after reading just how horribly he played last year (and really his entire career). Went with Derrick Sherrod instead, who still has a chance to be a very good player, IMO.
Yeah I don't know much about him, but I've read that a lot of struggles are due to inexperience (didn't play a lot in college), which says to me he has a possibility of one day becoming a serviceable starting guard. Skeletore drafted a pretty decent O-line so if Watkins continues to be terrible then it wouldn't be too much trouble to get rid of him.
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ExaltedOne
Footballguy
Just wanted to remind everyone that we will not be drafting this weekend (unless you have makeup picks). Enjoy your time off and we'll start again on Monday at 10AM EST.
Instinctive
Footballguy
Round 33 Picks
Broncos select: Chris Spencer, OG
Rams select: Quincy Black, LB
Broncos select: Chris Spencer, OG
Rams select: Quincy Black, LB
