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Nate Blough
Footballguy
Makeup Picks:
Redskins Sav Rocca, P and Ben Watson
Ravens: Mason Crosby, K and Max Starks
More to come
Redskins Sav Rocca, P and Ben Watson
Ravens: Mason Crosby, K and Max Starks
More to come
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AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
Chiefs select Joselio Hanson, CB
Saints select Michael Koenen, P
Chiefs select Jon Condo, LS
Saints select Zak DeOssie, LS/LB
4 need based picks. Joselio Hanson has been a solid corner for years and is coming off a pretty decent season. My other 3 corners are all pretty young so I feel like I can splurge on an experienced veteran for my 4th CB spot. Saints needed a punter and Koenen was the best of the rest. Condo and DeOssie are long snappers who have been to multiple pro bowls each. Meh.
If we are not doing long snappers in the draft, I'll change my picks.
Saints select Michael Koenen, P
Chiefs select Jon Condo, LS
Saints select Zak DeOssie, LS/LB
4 need based picks. Joselio Hanson has been a solid corner for years and is coming off a pretty decent season. My other 3 corners are all pretty young so I feel like I can splurge on an experienced veteran for my 4th CB spot. Saints needed a punter and Koenen was the best of the rest. Condo and DeOssie are long snappers who have been to multiple pro bowls each. Meh.
If we are not doing long snappers in the draft, I'll change my picks.
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
I was thinking if we were doing 53 rounds, then long snappers would be included and we would completely be simulating a real team. With 40 man rosters I wasn't sure. Any other inputs on if we take a long snapper?
William Munny
Footballguy
37 and 38 BILLS
Vinny Curry, DE
James Brown, OT/G
Vinny Curry, DE
James Brown, OT/G
William Munny
Footballguy
Whoever picked Okoye and Vanden Bosch put them on the wrong team
William Munny
Footballguy
37 BEARS - Jerry Hughes, LB
William Munny
Footballguy
38 BEARS - Tony Bergstrom, OG
gandalas
Footballguy
Instinctive
Footballguy
Round 37
Rams: Don Barclay, OT
Broncos: David Diehl, OT
Rams: Don Barclay, OT
Broncos: David Diehl, OT
Instinctive
Footballguy
Round 38
Rams: Jason Hanson, K
Broncos: Dan Carpenter, K
Rams: Jason Hanson, K
Broncos: Dan Carpenter, K
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
Exalted, what's the ruling on long snappers?
William Munny
Footballguy
Ha ha this is gold. We are actually discussing long snappers
ExaltedOne
Footballguy
Don't worry about long snappers. Nobody is going to change their team rating based on one, and in Madden the best long-snappers are just the best OLinemen.
38: Cincinnati Bengals select Matt Summers-Gavin, G
39: Cincinnati Bengals select Mike Neal, DE
Summers-Gavin is being compared to Marshall Yanda, which is pretty high praise IMO. He should do fine in a backup role and can compete with Holmes at center if Lilja retires. Neal was pretty solid for GB in a reserve role at 3-4 end last season (5 sacks). He's only 26 so lots of potential there. He can rotate in, maybe getting substantial PT if Dunlap doesn't work out playing 5-technique.
38: Oakland Raiders select Kevin Vickerson, DT
39: Oakland Raiders select Kevin Reddick, ILB
Just a couple of bodies and competition on defense.
38 Cleveland Browns select Brian Schwenke, C
39 Cleveland Browns select Wallace Gilberry, DE
Schwenke can be the primary backup for the interior o-line. Gilberry had 7 sacks last year with limited snaps so he'll definitely help generate a pass rush in my rotation.
38: Cincinnati Bengals select Matt Summers-Gavin, G
39: Cincinnati Bengals select Mike Neal, DE
Summers-Gavin is being compared to Marshall Yanda, which is pretty high praise IMO. He should do fine in a backup role and can compete with Holmes at center if Lilja retires. Neal was pretty solid for GB in a reserve role at 3-4 end last season (5 sacks). He's only 26 so lots of potential there. He can rotate in, maybe getting substantial PT if Dunlap doesn't work out playing 5-technique.
38: Oakland Raiders select Kevin Vickerson, DT
39: Oakland Raiders select Kevin Reddick, ILB
Just a couple of bodies and competition on defense.
38 Cleveland Browns select Brian Schwenke, C
39 Cleveland Browns select Wallace Gilberry, DE
Schwenke can be the primary backup for the interior o-line. Gilberry had 7 sacks last year with limited snaps so he'll definitely help generate a pass rush in my rotation.
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ExaltedOne
Footballguy
I checked the SS and i guess Carpenter wasn't taken. Shocking to me as he's one of the better legs in the league. Nice pick Instinctive!
On the other hand Hanson is retired.
On the other hand Hanson is retired.
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
I'm taking this very seriously.William Munny said:
In all seriousness though, a team needs a long snapper and a consistent one provides more value to my teams than a third string backup. There may not be a big difference between long snappers but having a dedicated one is pretty important for a real team.
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
I'm changing one of long snapper picks to:AwesomeAuger said:
Chiefs select Stephen Bowen, DT
I'll make the other Saints pick later. I'm really surprised Bowen is available this late. He's been one of my top players on my board for a while and is a solid starter. I've been passing on him though because I have a lot of depth at DL for both teams and he's not a great scheme fit for the Saints but at this point Bowen is the clear top talent remaining on my board. Two inferior lineman on the Redskins (including Bowen's backup) were taken before him so I think Bowen just slipped through the cracks. The Chiefs have a lot of DL talent and Bowen is another weapon to add to the the rotation. Barring injury though, I don't expect Bowen to see more than a handful of snaps per game. I expect Campbell and Dareus to be on the field as much as they can handle. I am hoping Floyd steps up big time for my team but if he doesn't I'd be happy with Langford and Bowen in a rotation.
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
Since long snappers aren't being picked...:
Saints select Leon Washington RB, KR
My bench already has a player that can backup each position so I have the luxury of taking a top returner. At the beginning of the season, my RBs will have the following ages: 30, 28 (29 in November), and 31... isn't RB supposed to be a young position?
Instinctive
Footballguy
Carpenter absolutely wan't taken, assuming people know how to actually spell his name.ExaltedOne said:
Hanson retired...but he's a kicker. Kickers are in and out all the time. I can repack here if it makes yall feel better (and since he's probably not in Madden)
Rams Kicker: Josh Scobee
Again - hasn't been picked unless you're an idiot and didn't spell his name right.
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
Somebody took Birk and he retired.
gandalas
Footballguy
I am aware, and I also listed in my comments that I would talk him into coming back for a year as well. He was the starting center on the superbowl winning team...he is still playing at an incredibly high level, and Brees would be able to talk him into coming back, in our imaginary league.AwesomeAuger said:
ExaltedOne
Footballguy
Cincinnati Bengals select
39: Reid Fragel, OT
40: Jake Stoneburner, TE
Two Ohio State guys who can provide depth at key positions. Fragel looks to be a good zone blocker. Stoneburner has a similar game to Olsen, more receiver than TE, but he's got great size and good potential.
Cleveland Browns select
39: Marcus Thigpen, KR
40: Cobi Hamilton, WR
Thigpen is one of the best returnmen in the league right now. He's elusive in the open field when given opportunities. Hamilton has potential to be a good receiver, and he'll have time to develop here.
39: Reid Fragel, OT
40: Jake Stoneburner, TE
Two Ohio State guys who can provide depth at key positions. Fragel looks to be a good zone blocker. Stoneburner has a similar game to Olsen, more receiver than TE, but he's got great size and good potential.
Cleveland Browns select
39: Marcus Thigpen, KR
40: Cobi Hamilton, WR
Thigpen is one of the best returnmen in the league right now. He's elusive in the open field when given opportunities. Hamilton has potential to be a good receiver, and he'll have time to develop here.
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ExaltedOne
Footballguy
Oakland Raiders select
39: Jordan Hill, DT
40: Vinston Painter, OT
39: Jordan Hill, DT
40: Vinston Painter, OT
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
Saints select Geno Hayes, OLB
Chiefs select Marcus Cannon, OT
Saints select Joseph Fauria, TE
Chiefs select Niles Paul, TE/WR/KR/ST
The Saints only have one backup LB (who can play all 3 LB positions) so I wanted to get a second backup LB. Hayes has shown his potential in the past and I'm hoping he gains consistency in his play and develops as a player. If not, then he can be a special teams contributor.
The Chiefs could handle an injury anywhere on the OL, but they only have one backup OL so I wanted to get a second. Cannon has the physical tools to be successful and his battle with cancer is inspirational and shows his tenacity.
Fauria worst case is a red zone specialist. However, he has the size and athleticism to develop into an impact player on offense. The Saints don't have any particular areas of need so I am going for upside with this pick.
The Chiefs have spent a higher ratio of picks on defense to offense than I would like. Going into this last turn, my remaining needs included an OL, TE, WR, RB, and KR. Cannon fills the OL need. Paul can play TE, WR, KR, and is a good special teams contributor. Paul's versatility makes him a good last pick for me and fills several needs.
Chiefs select Marcus Cannon, OT
Saints select Joseph Fauria, TE
Chiefs select Niles Paul, TE/WR/KR/ST
The Saints only have one backup LB (who can play all 3 LB positions) so I wanted to get a second backup LB. Hayes has shown his potential in the past and I'm hoping he gains consistency in his play and develops as a player. If not, then he can be a special teams contributor.
The Chiefs could handle an injury anywhere on the OL, but they only have one backup OL so I wanted to get a second. Cannon has the physical tools to be successful and his battle with cancer is inspirational and shows his tenacity.
Fauria worst case is a red zone specialist. However, he has the size and athleticism to develop into an impact player on offense. The Saints don't have any particular areas of need so I am going for upside with this pick.
The Chiefs have spent a higher ratio of picks on defense to offense than I would like. Going into this last turn, my remaining needs included an OL, TE, WR, RB, and KR. Cannon fills the OL need. Paul can play TE, WR, KR, and is a good special teams contributor. Paul's versatility makes him a good last pick for me and fills several needs.
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
Saints Final Roster
Starters:
Offense
QB Aaron Rodgers 1.1
RB 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 Kaluka Maiava 29.32
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
P Michael Koenen 37.32
Bench:
QB Terrelle Pryor 31.32
RB Isaac Redman 35.32
RB/KR/PR Leon Washington 38.1
WR Earl Bennett 33.32
TE Joseph Fauria 40.1
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
DE Lawrence Jackson 34.1
LB James-Michael Johnson 24.1
LB Geno Hayes 29.32
CB Chris Cook 24.1
CB Davon House 30.1
SS Steve Gregory 36.1
Chiefs Final Roster
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
TE/KR/PR Niles Paul 40.25
OL Charlie Johnson 31.8
OT Marcus Cannon 39.8
NT Aubray Franklin 35.8
DL Kendall Langford 30.25
DL Stephen Bowen 38.25
DE/OLB Andre Branch 27.8
DE/OLB Steve Gregory 36.25
ILB Akeem Dent 33.8
CB Corey Graham 24.25
CB Joselio Hanson 37.8
FS Jim Leonhard 34.25
Starters:
Offense
QB Aaron Rodgers 1.1
RB 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 Kaluka Maiava 29.32
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
P Michael Koenen 37.32
Bench:
QB Terrelle Pryor 31.32
RB Isaac Redman 35.32
RB/KR/PR Leon Washington 38.1
WR Earl Bennett 33.32
TE Joseph Fauria 40.1
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
DE Lawrence Jackson 34.1
LB James-Michael Johnson 24.1
LB Geno Hayes 29.32
CB Chris Cook 24.1
CB Davon House 30.1
SS Steve Gregory 36.1
Chiefs Final Roster
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
TE/KR/PR Niles Paul 40.25
OL Charlie Johnson 31.8
OT Marcus Cannon 39.8
NT Aubray Franklin 35.8
DL Kendall Langford 30.25
DL Stephen Bowen 38.25
DE/OLB Andre Branch 27.8
DE/OLB Steve Gregory 36.25
ILB Akeem Dent 33.8
CB Corey Graham 24.25
CB Joselio Hanson 37.8
FS Jim Leonhard 34.25
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Dolphins select - Tommy Streeter, WR (could be Boldin's replacement for the Ravens, worth a shot to start as a slot guy on my team)Dolphins select - Virgil Green, TE (need another TE, might as well get someone with some potential)Dolphins select - Tony McDaniel, DL (could always use more run stuffers)
Dolphins select - Roy Helu, RB (once healthy, could be used as a C.O.P. back)
Dolphins select - Roy Helu, RB (once healthy, could be used as a C.O.P. back)
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I am officially done with this draft. It was a pleasure and honor to partake. Though I would like to take back some of my draft picks, oh well. As I said before, super young team (avg team age 25.3 years old with a lot of upside and could be a contender in a couple years once the team develops chemistry. Could even be a playoff team if I found a franchise QB that I could address in free agency, trade or draft.
Without further adieu here are your 2013 Fantasy Miami Dolphins! =)
Offense:
QB - Nick Foles - 21.09RB - Vick Ballard - 17.09FB - Jerome Felton - 23.09WR - Randall Cobb - 03.09WR - Jeremy Maclin - 10.24WR - Brian Quick - 19.09TE - Rob Housler - 16.24LT - Russell Okung - 02.09LG - Josh Sitton - 06.24C - Stefen Wisniewski - 08.24RG - John Greco - 12.24RT - Chris Hairston - 14.24
Defense
LE - Robert Ayers - 24.24RE - Robert Quinn - 04.24DT - Sammie Lee Hill -18.24DT - Roy Miller - 22.24OLB - Colin McCarthy - 11.09MLB - Navorro Bowman - 01.24OLB - Jabaal Sheard - 07.09CB - Charles Tillman - 05.09CB - Jimmy Smith - 15.09SS - Donte Whitner - 13.09FS - Morgan Burnett - 09.09
Special TeamsP - Kevin Huber - 29.09K - Steven Hauschka - 26.24
PR/KR - Randall Cobb
Bench
QB - Joe Webb - 28.24RB - Robert Turbin - 20.24
RB - Roy Helu - 41.09
WR - Ramses Barden - 35.09
WR - Tommy Streeter - 38.24
TE - Virgil Green - 39.09
OT - Lamar Holmes - 27.09
OG - Johnnie Troutman - 32.24
C - Trevor Robinson - 37.09
DL - Cam Thomas - 34.24
DL - Ian Williams - 36.24DL - Tony McDaniel - 40.24
LB - Brian Banks - 30.24LB - Aaron Maybin - 31.09CB - DJ Moore - 25.09DB - Josh Bush - 33.09
Without further adieu here are your 2013 Fantasy Miami Dolphins! =)
Offense:
QB - Nick Foles - 21.09RB - Vick Ballard - 17.09FB - Jerome Felton - 23.09WR - Randall Cobb - 03.09WR - Jeremy Maclin - 10.24WR - Brian Quick - 19.09TE - Rob Housler - 16.24LT - Russell Okung - 02.09LG - Josh Sitton - 06.24C - Stefen Wisniewski - 08.24RG - John Greco - 12.24RT - Chris Hairston - 14.24
Defense
LE - Robert Ayers - 24.24RE - Robert Quinn - 04.24DT - Sammie Lee Hill -18.24DT - Roy Miller - 22.24OLB - Colin McCarthy - 11.09MLB - Navorro Bowman - 01.24OLB - Jabaal Sheard - 07.09CB - Charles Tillman - 05.09CB - Jimmy Smith - 15.09SS - Donte Whitner - 13.09FS - Morgan Burnett - 09.09
Special TeamsP - Kevin Huber - 29.09K - Steven Hauschka - 26.24
PR/KR - Randall Cobb
Bench
QB - Joe Webb - 28.24RB - Robert Turbin - 20.24
RB - Roy Helu - 41.09
WR - Ramses Barden - 35.09
WR - Tommy Streeter - 38.24
TE - Virgil Green - 39.09
OT - Lamar Holmes - 27.09
OG - Johnnie Troutman - 32.24
C - Trevor Robinson - 37.09
DL - Cam Thomas - 34.24
DL - Ian Williams - 36.24DL - Tony McDaniel - 40.24
LB - Brian Banks - 30.24LB - Aaron Maybin - 31.09CB - DJ Moore - 25.09DB - Josh Bush - 33.09
ExaltedOne
Footballguy
This has been a great time guys! Here are the final rosters for the teams I drafted (and the one I helped with):
Cincinatti Bengals:
Offense - Zone Run
QB: Matt Ryan, Zach Dysert
HB: Arian Foster, Montee Ball
FB: Henry Hynoski
WR: Michael Crabtree, Golden Tate, Robert Woods, Mark Harrison
TE: Greg Olsen, Jake Stoneburner
OT: Ryan Clady, Terron Armstead, Ryan Harris, Reid Fragel
OG: Andy Levitre, Zane Beadles, Matt Summers-Gavin
OC: Ryan Lilja, Khaled Holmes
Defense - Multiple
NT: Dan Williams, Montori Hughes
DT/DE: Corey Liuget, Carlos Dunlap, Mike Neal
DE/OLB: Dion Jordan, Barkevious Mingo, John Simon
LB: Arthur Brown, Brad Jones, Bront Bird
CB: Vontae Davis, Robert McClain, B.W. Webb, Terence Newman
S: Stevie Brown, Major Wright, Corey Lynch
Special Teams
K: Stephen Gostkowski
P: Brett Kern
KR: B.W. Webb
Cleveland Browns
Offense - West Coast
QB: Geno Smith, Chad Henne
HB: C.J. Spiller, Mike Goodson, Marcus Thigpen
FB: Marcel Reece
WR: A.J. Green, Demaryius Thomas, Stedman Bailey, Cobi Hamilton
TE: Tony Gonzalez, Gavin Escobar
OT: William Beatty, Gosder Cherilus, Oday Aboushi
OG: Rob Sims, Louis Vasquez
OC: John Sullivan, Brian Schwenke
Defense - Balanced 4-3
DT: Kevin Williams, Brodrick Bunkley, Karl Klug, Alex Carrington
DE: Brian Robison, Osi Umenyiora, Datone Jones, Wallace Gilberry
LB: Kevin Minter, Khaseem Greene, Nigel Bradham, Emmanuel Lamur
CB: Derek Cox, Captain Munnerlyn, Brandon Boykin, Tony Carter
S: Reshad Jones, Troy Polamalu, J.J. Wilcox
Special Teams
K: Kai Forbath
P: Matt Bosher
KR: Marcus Thigpen
Oakland Raiders
Offense - Manning Style
QB: Peyton Manning, Blaine Gabbert
HB: Doug Martin, Joique Bell
FB: Greg Jones
WR: Julio Jones, Denarius Moore, Andre Roberts, Brandon Gibson
TE: Dustin Keller, Tony Scheffler
OT: Jordan Gross, Donald Penn, Jeromy Clary, Vinston Painter
OG: Chris Snee, Chris Kuper
OC: David Baas
Defense - 4-3
DT: Glenn Dorsey, Kawan Short, Kevin Vickerson, Jordan Hill
DE: Julius Peppers, Da'Quan Bowers, Daryll Tapp, Everett Dawkins
LB: Ahmad Brooks, Thomas Howard, Barrett Ruud, A.J. Klein, Kevin Reddick
CB: Aqib Talib, Prince Amukamura, Sheldon Brown, Dimitri Patterson
S: Tavon Wilson, Kerry Rhodes, Shawn Williams
Special Teams
K: Matt Prater
P: Johnny Hekker
KR: Andre Roberts
Cincinatti Bengals:
Offense - Zone Run
QB: Matt Ryan, Zach Dysert
HB: Arian Foster, Montee Ball
FB: Henry Hynoski
WR: Michael Crabtree, Golden Tate, Robert Woods, Mark Harrison
TE: Greg Olsen, Jake Stoneburner
OT: Ryan Clady, Terron Armstead, Ryan Harris, Reid Fragel
OG: Andy Levitre, Zane Beadles, Matt Summers-Gavin
OC: Ryan Lilja, Khaled Holmes
Defense - Multiple
NT: Dan Williams, Montori Hughes
DT/DE: Corey Liuget, Carlos Dunlap, Mike Neal
DE/OLB: Dion Jordan, Barkevious Mingo, John Simon
LB: Arthur Brown, Brad Jones, Bront Bird
CB: Vontae Davis, Robert McClain, B.W. Webb, Terence Newman
S: Stevie Brown, Major Wright, Corey Lynch
Special Teams
K: Stephen Gostkowski
P: Brett Kern
KR: B.W. Webb
Cleveland Browns
Offense - West Coast
QB: Geno Smith, Chad Henne
HB: C.J. Spiller, Mike Goodson, Marcus Thigpen
FB: Marcel Reece
WR: A.J. Green, Demaryius Thomas, Stedman Bailey, Cobi Hamilton
TE: Tony Gonzalez, Gavin Escobar
OT: William Beatty, Gosder Cherilus, Oday Aboushi
OG: Rob Sims, Louis Vasquez
OC: John Sullivan, Brian Schwenke
Defense - Balanced 4-3
DT: Kevin Williams, Brodrick Bunkley, Karl Klug, Alex Carrington
DE: Brian Robison, Osi Umenyiora, Datone Jones, Wallace Gilberry
LB: Kevin Minter, Khaseem Greene, Nigel Bradham, Emmanuel Lamur
CB: Derek Cox, Captain Munnerlyn, Brandon Boykin, Tony Carter
S: Reshad Jones, Troy Polamalu, J.J. Wilcox
Special Teams
K: Kai Forbath
P: Matt Bosher
KR: Marcus Thigpen
Oakland Raiders
Offense - Manning Style
QB: Peyton Manning, Blaine Gabbert
HB: Doug Martin, Joique Bell
FB: Greg Jones
WR: Julio Jones, Denarius Moore, Andre Roberts, Brandon Gibson
TE: Dustin Keller, Tony Scheffler
OT: Jordan Gross, Donald Penn, Jeromy Clary, Vinston Painter
OG: Chris Snee, Chris Kuper
OC: David Baas
Defense - 4-3
DT: Glenn Dorsey, Kawan Short, Kevin Vickerson, Jordan Hill
DE: Julius Peppers, Da'Quan Bowers, Daryll Tapp, Everett Dawkins
LB: Ahmad Brooks, Thomas Howard, Barrett Ruud, A.J. Klein, Kevin Reddick
CB: Aqib Talib, Prince Amukamura, Sheldon Brown, Dimitri Patterson
S: Tavon Wilson, Kerry Rhodes, Shawn Williams
Special Teams
K: Matt Prater
P: Johnny Hekker
KR: Andre Roberts
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AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
Once the teams are finalized, I think we should see if any of the #RSPWP2 participants are interested in judging the teams. I know Bloom is really active on Twitter and frequently interacts with the community.
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
I sent a Tweet to both Bloom and Fahey (FBG staff and RSPWP2 participants) just now. Fahey already responded saying he would be interested in judging.
Wu-banger
Footballguy
AwesomeAuger
Footballguy
You could force him to play but I personally would not want an old player who mentally decided to quit the game. I would rather take a young, hungry player in most cases.
ExaltedOne
Footballguy
Hopkins was already selected by the Lions.Wu-banger said:
