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Old 01-31-2007, 03:08 PM   #1
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FOF2007: Once upon a time dynasty.....

My MP league has voted and we are now finally upgrading to FOF2007. This has finally forced me to buy the new version (I was so loyal to my FOF2004 Dynasty that I didn’t want to give it up) but now that I have the new game its time to start fresh.

This thread is called “Once upon a time” because it starts in the 1960’s, the AFL & NFL have merged and expanded to 32 teams. The merger and sudden expansion has caused the league to throw out all previous record books and the newly formed players union has also agreed to tear up all existing contracts in favor of a free agent system and the increase in jobs that expansion has provided. Thus we have an allocation draft.

I have assumed the top management position with in the Chicago Bears organization and will be heavily involved in all player personnel decisions. Game plans, play calling, and starting rosters will be delegated to my coaching staff. I’ll get into more detail later about my coaches, but be aware they are not “my” guys, they were holdover's from the previous league and the organization has decided to keep them for now as they were all ready under contract and we have too many other things to worry about getting this franchise ready to play…………..


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Old 01-31-2007, 03:26 PM   #2
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Draft ground rules

After much discussion, the league has decided that the 1960 Allocation draft and rookie draft will be combined into one event. The Bears front office has a lot of work to do but, to keep us focused we have agreed that there are some ground rules we will adhere to during the building of our roster:

1) Defense wins Championships
2) The running game is key to controlling the game, and a good offensive line can make any running back look good.
3) We will favor Youthful Potential over Experience, but balancing the 2 will be important
4) A stud QB is not to be passed up.
5) Draft the right mix of players to play the 4-3 base defense
6) As long as you have 1 very good LB the other 2 can be average to below average overall, but high play diagnosis is a must.
7) FB's and TE's will be used for blocking first, everything else is secondary.
8) Kicker/Punter - we want to be solid in these 2 positions, field postion battles are what we are planning on.

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Old 01-31-2007, 03:42 PM   #3
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Defensive philosophy

We like the 4-3 because of its balance in stopping both runs and passes as well as being personnel-friendly since smaller players can be used effectively along the defensive line.

The 4-3 defensive positional philosophy we will be playing is as follows:

  • NT - Stuffs the A gap between the center and guard- must be a run stopper first and formost and have great strenght.
  • 3 Technique (DT) - Stuffs the strong side B gap between the guard and tackle. Our scouts will look for players who can push the pocket back or stay back and cover both gaps between the tackles and guards.
  • DE – The defensive end forces the play back inside whenever possible. Rushes the QB and contains the run so that it stays between the tackles.
  • SAM – The strong side, outside linebacker is responsible for the TE and making sure that nothing gets outside the DE. Both the WILL and SAM should be able to play either position, lest the offense dictate the defense by moving the TE to the other side of the field, forcing the WILL and SAM to switch positions.
  • MIKE LB – The inside linebacker protects against the run covering the strong side A gap and the weak side B gap. Recognizing the offensive formation, he makes the proper defensive call for the front. Play Diagnosis and ability to play the run and pass are important.
  • WILL LB – The WILL (weak side, outside linebacker) aligns in a 5 alignment when there is an open end and no slot to his side. Should be interchangeable with the SAM backer.
  • SS - Strong safety. Run support is primary for a strong safety, but some coverage responsibilities, especially in a zone. In cover 2, the safety is responsible for the deep patterns run by the number 1 and/or number 2 receivers on his side of the field. In cover 2, the SS acts as a free safety, both the SS and free safety being interchangeable.
  • FS - Free safety. Coverage skills are a must. The free safety is normally the one that covers the deep area unless he cheats up in short yardage or blitz.
  • CB - Corner backs. Covers the split end on the weak side and the flanker on the strong side of the offensive formation. I love being able to play man-to-man with my corners but when they play zone the corners will follow their receivers until they leave their box and enter the safety’s zone making run stoping an important secondary skill.

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Old 01-31-2007, 04:06 PM   #4
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Draft time

Now that we have our philosophy in place its time to start the draft. The scouting report on the top 34 players (& 4 punters) based on current abilities is as follows:

Gregg, Forrest RT 96/96
Atkins, Doug RDE 91/91
Donovan, Art LDT 91/91
Dawson, Len QB 90/90
Starr, Bart QB 89/89
Johnson, Curley P 89/89
Marchetti, Gino LDE 86/86
Johnson, Justin C 85/85
Fuller, Frank RDT 85/85
Lane, Night Train LCB 85/85
Koman, Bill SLB 84/84
Tittle, Y.A. QB 82/82
Hunter, Art C 82/82
Berry, Raymond SE 81/81
Bosley, Bruce C 81/81
Robustelli, Andy RDE 81/81
Baker, Sam P 80/80
Davis, Willie LDE 80/80
Unitas, Johnny QB 79/79
Lipscomb, Gene RDT 79/79
Grier, Rosey RDT 78/78
Mitchell, Bobby FL 77/85
Hickerson, Gene RG 77/77
Moore, Lenny RB 76/76
Katcavage, Jim LDE 76/76
Williams, Sam RDE 76/76
Smith, Jim Ray LG 75/75
Jones, Stan RG 75/75
Chandler, Don P 75 /75
Brown, Jim RB 74/82
Plunkett, Sherman RT 74/74
Fraser, Jim P 74/87
Blanda, George QB 73/73
Brodie, John QB 73/73
Torczon, LaVerne RDE 73/90
Gain, Bob LDT 73/73
Huff, Sam MLB 73/73
Richter, Les MLB 73/73

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Old 01-31-2007, 04:30 PM   #5
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Draft Lottery awards Bears 5th Overall pick in League Allocation Draft

Fans are going bonkers after finding out the Bears will have a shot at one of the top 5 players to build their team around. Area watering holes were a buzz with predictions of whom the Bears should take and who might be available in the draft. The consensus is that RT, Forrest Gregg will be the number #1 pick by the Minnesota Vikings, after that no one is sure. A Tribune poll had fans torn over who should be taken. If Bart Starr is available do we even want an ex-Packer in a Bear uniform? Some said yes! Others couldn't think of anything worse. Either way he's the favorite of fan's to be the Bears #1 pick. Other fan favorites: Len Dawson QB, Geno Marchetti DE, Johnny Unitas QB, Jim Brown RB, & Lenny Moore RB.

Three players who will be top players in the up coming season and are likely be available when the Bears pick but are expected to drop due there age are YA Tittle QB, Nigh Train Lane CB, & Art Donnovan LDT. It will be interesting to see which teams are willing to hitch their futures on these aging super stars.
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Again the top 5 picks in the draft were awareded to:
1> Minnesota,
2>Arizona,
3>Green Bay,
4>Philadelphia, &
5>Chicago.

All 5 are NFC teams. It will be interesting considering Detroit is the only NFC North team not picking in the top 5, they were awarded the 22nd pick overall.

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Old 01-31-2007, 11:21 PM   #6
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Draft Day



Round 1
1 Forrest Gregg LT Minnesota Vikings
2 Bart Starr QB Arizona Cardinals
3 Len Dawson QB Green Bay Packers
4 Doug Atkins LDE Philadelphia Eagles

Now the Bears are on the clock, the war room in Chicago would have loved grabing Starr or Dawson to QB our squad for the next decade, but that's not possible now. The remaing QB's are good but not quite top 5 material. The thought of Jim Brown playing for us is enough to give fans a reson to show up every week, but instead the Bears Front office sticks with the plan of going D first. Every football fan along the southwestern coast of Lake Michigan holds their breath as the Commish announces "With the 5th pick in the draft the Chicago Bears select: LaVerne Torczon RDE." The first impression by Bears fans is Who? Why?.........After the pick is made draft analyst Mel Kiper Sr tells why he thinks the Bears made a great pick that will pay dividends now and into the future. "At 6-3 and 266lbs, Torczon has three years of experience in the AFL and excels in all facets of the game. He isn't quite fully developed yet but has the highest ceiling of any DE in the draft grading at a 73/90."

The remainder of the first round played out as follows:

6 Gino Marchetti LDE Cincinnati Bengals
7 Y.A. Tittle QB Tampa Bay Buccaneers
8 Johnny Unitas QB Baltimore Ravens
9 Frank Fuller LDT Jacksonville Jaguars
10 Art Donovan LDT Indianapolis Colts

11 Bill Glass RDE Oakland Raiders
12 Andy Robustelli RDE Tennessee Titans
13 Sam Williams RDE Kansas City Chiefs
14 George Blanda QB New Jersey Jets
15 Willie Davis LDE New York Giants

16 Jim Brown RB Miami Dolphins
17 Jim Katcavage LDE Buffalo Bills
18 Rosey Grier RDT Carolina Panthers
19 Bill Koman SLB San Francisco 49ers
20 John Brodie QB New England Patriots

21 Lenny Moore RB Washington Redskins
22 Al Jamieson LT Detroit Lions
23 Bobby Mitchell FL New Orleans Saints
24 Raymond Berry FL Atlanta Falcons
25 Night Train Lane LCB Seattle Seahawks

26 Sonny Jurgensen QB Pittsburgh Steelers
27 Tom Addison LDE San Diego Chargers
28 Gene Lipscomb NT Cleveland Browns
29 Justin Johnson C Houston Texans
30 Sherman Plunkett LT St. Louis Rams
31 Ron Nery LDE Denver Broncos
32 Art Hunter C Dallas Cowboys

1st Round Positional Break Down:
QB:7
RB: 2
WR: 2
OL: 5
DL: 14
LB: 1
DB: 1
K/P: 0

I was suprised to see the DL outpace the OL 14-5, but the OL talent is pretty weak, considering 2 were centers it shows how shallow the first tier of talent is. The second OL taken was Al Jamison by the Lions and he will be a project with a 37/83 grade.

Big news makers in the first round was Unitas returning to Baltimore and the Dolphins "stealing" Jim Brown at #16. Top players on the board going into the second round: Gene Hickerson RG 77/77, Bruce Bosley C 81/81, Sam Huff MLB, 73/73, G's Stan Jones & Jimmy Ray Smith both 75/75.

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Old 01-31-2007, 11:43 PM   #7
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Round 2

Having to sit around and wait for the 28th selection of the second round really suck because the talent pool is quickly drying up. All the top player mentioned in the previous post are gone by the time the Bears get to pick again. Other players we were hoping for like Nitschkie and Van Brocklin (the last decent QB's) are also gone. We decide that we want have some areas that are major strengths and Saftey is one position that hasn't been picked yet in the draft. The Bears select DB Johnnie Robinson, who is more potential than current ability at 50/83, but we like this in a rookie. He looks to be a ball hawk and a great punt returner too.


Round 2PlayerPosTeamCurrent TeamCollege
1 (33)Sam HuffSILBDallas CowboysDallas CowboysWest Virginia
2 (34)Bob GainLDTDenver BroncosDenver BroncosKentucky
3 (35)Bob St.ClairRTSt. Louis RamsSt. Louis RamsTulsa
4 (36)Ray NitschkeMLBHouston TexansHouston TexansIllinois
5 (37)Erich BarnesLCBCleveland BrownsCleveland BrownsPurdue
6 (38)Ed HusmannNTSan Diego ChargersSan Diego ChargersNebraska
7 (39)Fred WilliamsonLCBPittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh SteelersNorthwestern
8 (40)Bud McFadinLDTSeattle SeahawksSeattle SeahawksTexas
9 (41)Chuck McMurtryLDTAtlanta FalconsAtlanta FalconsWhittier
10 (42)Bruce BosleyCNew Orleans SaintsNew Orleans SaintsWest Virginia
11 (43)Ron MixRTDetroit LionsDetroit LionsSouthern California
12 (44)Les RichterMLBWashington RedskinsWashington RedskinsCalifornia
13 (45)Ralph FeltonSILBNew England PatriotsNew England PatriotsMaryland
14 (46)Bill HudsonNTSan Francisco 49ersSan Francisco 49ersClemson
15 (47)Jim Ray SmithLGCarolina PanthersCarolina PanthersBaylor
16 (48)Jerry KramerRGBuffalo BillsBuffalo BillsIdaho
17 (49)Jim HuntLDTMiami DolphinsMiami DolphinsPrairie View A&M
18 (50)Floyd PetersLDTNew York GiantsNew York GiantsSmall College
19 (51)Rosey BrownLTNew Jersey JetsNew Jersey JetsMorgan State
20 (52)John PaluckLDEKansas City ChiefsKansas City ChiefsPittsburgh
21 (53)Gene HickersonRGTennessee TitansTennessee TitansMississippi
22 (54)Armegis HarrisLDTOakland RaidersOakland RaidersNebraska Wesleyan
23 (55)Charlie KruegerRDTIndianapolis ColtsIndianapolis ColtsTexas A&M
24 (56)Norm Van BrocklinQBJacksonville JaguarsJacksonville JaguarsOregon
25 (57)Larry GranthamSLBBaltimore RavensBaltimore RavensMississippi
26 (58)Ernie StautnerLDETampa Bay BuccaneersTampa Bay BuccaneersBoston College
27 (59)Lionel TaylorFLCincinnati BengalsCincinnati BengalsNew Mexico
28 (60)Johnny RobinsonSSChicago BearsChicago BearsLouisiana State
29 (61)Clendon ThomasSSPhiladelphia EaglesPhiladelphia EaglesOklahoma
30 (62)Jack StroudLGGreen Bay PackersGreen Bay PackersTennessee
31 (63)Dale MeinertMLBArizona CardinalsArizona CardinalsOklahoma State
32 (64)Ted ConnollyRGMinnesota VikingsMinnesota VikingsTulsa

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Old 01-31-2007, 11:56 PM   #8
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Rounds 3 & 4

Well Jack Kemp was still available and not only did the Bears missed him we now get to face him twice a year in Minnesota. With only 3 CB's selected in the first two rounds we have a chance to grab some talent at an importand positon. The Bears go with Dick LeBeau who is entering his second season and is rated 62/72. Dick's skills include a 100 rating in INTs and Bump & Run coverage which is enough to make me happy. By the time the end of the fourth round come along I'm thinking stud LB. All decent QB's, RB's, & OL players are gone and the talent pool is wide. We end up selecting Jim Houston with the 124th overall pick. Jim is a rookie with 36/71 ratings so we will throw him righ in there so he can reach is potential ASAP!


Round 3PlayerPosTeamCurrent TeamCollege
1 (65)Jack KempQBMinnesota VikingsMinnesota VikingsOccidental
2 (66)Carroll DaleFLArizona CardinalsArizona CardinalsVirginia Tech
3 (67)Bill GeorgeMLBGreen Bay PackersGreen Bay PackersWake Forest
4 (68)Dave LloydMLBPhiladelphia EaglesPhiladelphia EaglesGeorgia
5 (69)Dick LeBeauRCBChicago BearsChicago BearsOhio State
6 (70)Frank RyanQBCincinnati BengalsCincinnati BengalsRice
7 (71)Johnny MorrisFLTampa Bay BuccaneersTampa Bay BuccaneersCal. - Sacramento
8 (72)Joe SchmidtMLBBaltimore RavensBaltimore RavensPittsburgh
9 (73)Bob SchmidtCJacksonville JaguarsJacksonville JaguarsMinnesota
10 (74)George TarasovicLDEIndianapolis ColtsIndianapolis ColtsBoston College
11 (75)Galen FissWLBOakland RaidersOakland RaidersKansas
12 (76)Jimmy PattonFSTennessee TitansTennessee TitansMississippi
13 (77)Walt CudzikCKansas City ChiefsKansas City ChiefsPurdue
14 (78)Walt MichaelsSLBNew Jersey JetsNew Jersey JetsWashington & Lee
15 (79)John Henry JohnsonRBNew York GiantsNew York GiantsArizona State
16 (80)Dan CurrieSLBMiami DolphinsMiami DolphinsMichigan State
17 (81)Chuck HowleyWLBBuffalo BillsBuffalo BillsWest Virginia
18 (82)Jerry ReichowSECarolina PanthersCarolina PanthersIowa
19 (83)Hubert BoboSILBSan Francisco 49ersSan Francisco 49ersOhio State
20 (84)Stan JonesRGNew England PatriotsNew England PatriotsMaryland
21 (85)Bob DeeLDEWashington RedskinsWashington RedskinsHoly Cross
22 (86)Matt HazeltineSLBDetroit LionsDetroit LionsCalifornia
23 (87)Lamar LundyLDENew Orleans SaintsNew Orleans SaintsPurdue
24 (88)Fred WilliamsRDTAtlanta FalconsAtlanta FalconsArkansas
25 (89)Leo SugarLDESeattle SeahawksSeattle SeahawksPurdue
26 (90)Ross FichtnerSSPittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh SteelersPurdue
27 (91)Jacky LeeQBSan Diego ChargersSan Diego ChargersCincinnati
28 (92)Mike HuddockCCleveland BrownsCleveland BrownsMiami, Florida
29 (93)Marv MatuszakWLBHouston TexansHouston TexansTulsa
30 (94)Don MeredithQBSt. Louis RamsSt. Louis RamsSouthern Methodist
31 (95)Broderick QuayleLTDenver BroncosDenver BroncosCanisius
32 (96)Bill ForesterSLBDallas CowboysDallas CowboysSouthern Methodist
Round 4PlayerPosTeamCurrent TeamCollege
1 (97)Joe FortunatoWLBDallas CowboysDallas CowboysVMI
2 (98)Paul LoweRBDenver BroncosDenver BroncosOregon State
3 (99)Jim OttoCSt. Louis RamsSt. Louis RamsMiami, Florida
4 (100)Ordell BraaseRDEHouston TexansHouston TexansSouth Dakota
5 (101)Paul WigginLDECleveland BrownsCleveland BrownsStanford
6 (102)John BakerLDTSan Diego ChargersSan Diego ChargersNorth Central
7 (103)Dick HarrisRCBPittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh SteelersMcNeese State
8 (104)Freddy GlickSSSeattle SeahawksSeattle SeahawksColorado State
9 (105)Darrin NeiderhiserSSAtlanta FalconsAtlanta FalconsBoise State
10 (106)Paul HornungRBNew Orleans SaintsNew Orleans SaintsNotre Dame
11 (107)Winston CordovaQBDetroit LionsDetroit LionsTexas
12 (108)Len RohdeLTWashington RedskinsWashington RedskinsUtah State
13 (109)Don BurroughsSSNew England PatriotsNew England PatriotsColorado State
14 (110)Ernie WrightLTSan Francisco 49ersSan Francisco 49ersOhio State
15 (111)Hardy BrownMLBCarolina PanthersCarolina PanthersTulsa
16 (112)Sid YoungelmanRDEBuffalo BillsBuffalo BillsAlabama
17 (113)Frank VarrichoneRTMiami DolphinsMiami DolphinsNotre Dame
18 (114)Charley HenniganFLNew York GiantsNew York GiantsLouisiana-Lafayette
19 (115)J.D. SmithRBNew Jersey JetsNew Jersey JetsNorth Carolina A&T
20 (116)Linden CrowSSKansas City ChiefsKansas City ChiefsSouthern California
21 (117)Jim SchraderCTennessee TitansTennessee TitansNotre Dame
22 (118)Bob HarrisonMLBOakland RaidersOakland RaidersOklahoma
23 (119)John GordyRGIndianapolis ColtsIndianapolis ColtsTennessee
24 (120)Don BollLTJacksonville JaguarsJacksonville JaguarsNebraska
25 (121)Robbie JarvisLDTBaltimore RavensBaltimore RavensWeber State
26 (122)Billy AtkinsLCBTampa Bay BuccaneersTampa Bay BuccaneersAuburn
27 (123)Jerry De LuccaRTCincinnati BengalsCincinnati BengalsMiddle Tenn. St.
28 (124)Jim HoustonSLBChicago BearsChicago BearsOhio State
29 (125)Henry JordanLDTPhiladelphia EaglesPhiladelphia EaglesVirginia
30 (126)Alex SanduskyRGGreen Bay PackersGreen Bay PackersClarion
31 (127)Mike McCormackRTArizona CardinalsArizona CardinalsKansas
32 (128)Emlen TunnellSSMinnesota VikingsMinnesota VikingsIowa
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Old 02-01-2007, 12:05 AM   #9
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1960 Chicago Bears Roster





Salary Cap$11,700,000
Cap Room$1,730,000
Maximum for New Player$1,760,000
Lost Cap Room (Old Picks)$60,000
Lost Cap Room Next Year$0
Cap Room Required Next Year$9,200,000
Team SummaryTeam Schedule


UnifPlayerPosHTWTExpOnTmUntilCap CostSave ReleaseStatusCollege
4Marcus CarrK6-1227119591960$30,000$10,000


Central Michigan
5Ty TuggleQB6-0199119601961$30,000$10,000


Yale
11Chris MedinaQB6-4239119601961$30,000$10,000InactiveTexas - El Paso
13Curley JohnsonP6-0215419591962$190,000$10,000


Houston
14Les HitchcockQB6-0211119601962$140,000$10,000


Georgia
15John RoachQB6-4197519591960$50,000$10,000


Southern Methodist
22Walter HeinzRCB5-10217119591962$370,000$20,000


New Mexico State
26Rico KramerRB5-11216119591960$30,000$10,000


Washington State
28Johnny RobinsonSS6-0200119601961$930,000$40,000


Louisiana State
29Johnny DukeFB5-10222219601960$40,000$10,000


Duke
31Johnny OlszewskiFB5-11200819591960$170,000$10,000InactiveCalifornia
35Dick LeBeauRCB6-0185219601963$830,000$30,000


Ohio State
36Rex KampmanRCB6-1201119591960$30,000$10,000InactiveHawaii
38Jerry NortonFS6-0195719601962$210,000$10,000


Southern Methodist
39Donnie BickfordFS5-9190119601961$30,000$10,000


California
41Bradie AndersonSS5-10210119591960$30,000$10,000


Brockport State
44Preston BernardiniRB5-7210119601961$90,000$10,000


Arkansas
45Carlton WestonTE5-11219119591960$30,000$10,000InactiveKansas State
46L.G. DupreRB5-11190619591960$170,000$10,000


Baylor
48David SchnelkerLCB6-0201319591960$50,000$10,000


Virginia
49Nate KellyFS5-8186119591960$30,000$10,000


Ark. - Monticello
51Carl BrettschneiderWLB6-1223519601962$320,000$20,000


Iowa State
52Max JeffriesC6-5326119591960$30,000$10,000


West Virginia
56Oronde BlandC6-6309119601961$250,000$10,000


Wheaton
57Clancy OsborneWLB6-3222419601961$50,000$10,000


Arizona State
58Erik WrightSLB5-11240319601961$50,000$10,000


Jersey City State
59Blair TorrettaWLB5-9242119591960$30,000$10,000


Georgia Southern
61Eldon DanehauerRT6-5284119601962$250,000$10,000


Emporia State
63Robert StetzRG6-4318119601961$30,000$10,000InactiveFlorida State
66Rick JamesLG6-2313119591960$30,000$10,000


Wisconsin
71Jim ParkerLT6-3283419591962$430,000$10,000


Ohio State
72Harley SewellLG6-1275819591961$290,000$10,000


Texas
73Bennie GerelaLDE6-1263119591960$30,000$10,000


Duke
74Jim TiceRDT6-7330119601962$210,000$10,000


Lafayette
76Fran O'BrienRT6-1290219601961$40,000$10,000


Michigan State
78Jack DavisRG6-2284119601962$510,000$20,000


Arizona
81Terry BarrFL6-0189419601961$50,000$10,000


Michigan
82Jerry GreenSE6-0190119601962$30,000$10,000


Georgia Tech
84Gino CappellettiSE6-0190119601962$30,000$10,000


Minnesota
85Pete BrewsterTE6-4210919601962$120,000$10,000


Purdue
86Rob ReedTE6-3242119601961$30,000$10,000


Kansas State
87Ricky ShiremanTE6-2241119591960$140,000$10,000


North Carolina State
88Kenneth FicorelliFL6-1208119591960$30,000$10,000


Oklahoma State
90Lester LauritzenMLB6-1253119591960$30,000$10,000


Penn State
91Reuben HolzbergerMLB5-11231119601962$30,000$10,000


Illinois State
92Walt ShepherdMLB5-9240119601961$30,000$10,000InactiveCalifornia
93Ray HopkinsRDE6-3269119591960$30,000$10,000


Nebraska - Omaha
94Salvatore TerryLDT6-6333119591962$610,000$20,000


Wake Forest
95Pete Von OelhoffenRDT6-2307719601961$50,000$10,000InactiveDePauw
96Jim MarshallLDE6-4255119601962$420,000$20,000


Ohio State
97Jim HoustonSLB6-3240119591963$880,000$30,000


Ohio State
98Zack MichelsRDT6-3302119601961$30,000$10,000


Texas Tech
99LaVerne TorczonRDE6-3266419601965$1,310,000$50,000


Nebraska



Depth Chart
FL81 T.Barr 88 K.Ficorelli DLE96 J.Marshall 73 B.Gerela
LT71 J.Parker 72 H.Sewell DLT94 S.Terry 99 L.Torczon
LG72 H.Sewell 66 R.James DRT74 J.Tice 98 Z.Michels
C56 O.Bland 52 M.Jeffries DRE99 L.Torczon 93 R.Hopkins
RG78 J.Davis 61 E.Danehauer SLB97 J.Houston 58 E.Wright
RT76 F.O'Brien 61 E.Danehauer MLB91 R.Holzberger 90 L.Lauritzen
SE82 J.Green 84 G.Cappelletti WLB51 C.Brettschneider 57 C.Osborne
TE85 P.Brewster 87 R.Shireman LCB35 D.LeBeau 48 D.Schnelker
QB14 L.Hitchcock 15 J.Roach RCB22 W.Heinz 41 B.Anderson
RB46 L.Dupre 44 P.Bernardini SS28 J.Robinson 39 D.Bickford
FB29 J.Duke 86 R.Reed FS38 J.Norton 49 N.Kelly
P13 C.Johnson PR28 J.Robinson 88 K.Ficorelli
K13 C.Johnson KR84 G.Cappelletti 81 T.Barr
KS85 P.Brewster HLD14 L.Hitchcock

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Old 02-01-2007, 04:40 PM   #10
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Positional Analysis – Offense

QB – Draft Grade C-/C+ (Current/Potential)
While we didn’t make any reaches by waiting until the XX round to take the rookie Les Hitchcock (8/47), we didn’t get much value either. The draft did not have many valuable QB’s. John Roach (40/40) has 5 years experience, is rated average to below average in every QB skill making him the favorite to start the season as the #1 QB unless on of the younger guys beats him out in the preseason. The other 2 QB’s we took are raw: T. Tuggle 7/38 & C. Medina 8/29.

RB- B/B
RB is another position that we waited on and found some lower rated guys who fit our finesse running system. LG Dupre (40/40) brings 6 years of experience and will be the #1 guy getting about 60% of the carries, the #2 guy is rookie Preston Bernardini (34/46) who will get the other 40% of our carries to keep LG fresh. Rico Kramer (28/39) & Carlton Weston will provide depth.

TE C+/B
Pete Brewster is the Vet (41/41) and Ricky Shireman is the rookie with upside (29/47), Rob Reed (18/36) adds blocking strength as a 3rd TE in goal line situations. All 3 are better blockers than receivers at this point.

WR D/C
We really have some projects here which is ok, we don’t have much at QB or WR which means we will run the ball alot.T. Barr (31/31), K. Ficorelli (21/41), J. Green (22/40), & G. Cappelletti (16/29) are all projects and 3 of the 4 are rookies. Cappelletti will be a big part of the return team.

OL B+/B
This is the only area that we looked at early in the draft. Starting line looks like this:
C – O. Bland 49/49 (rookie)
LG – H. Sewell 58/58 (7 year vet)
RG- J. Davis 45/63 (rookie)
LT- J. Parker 60/60 (3 year vet)
RT – E. Danehauer 26/49 (rookie) & F. O’Brien 33/43 (1 year vet) will battle for this spot. Losser will be the main backup at both tackle spots.

Again we focused on run blocking abilities which is consistent with our plan for year 1.

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PRESEASON ALL PRO TEAM & SUPER BOWL PREDICTIONS

Based on a poll of media members, in the 32 cities with league franchises, here is the 1960 Preseason All Pro Team:

OFFENSE
QB....L. Dawson........GB
RB....L. Moore...........Was
FB....A. Ameche........Ari
TE....M. Boydston.....Cin
WR..B. Mitchell........NO*
WR..R. Berry............Atl
C.....J. Johnston........Hou
G.....G Hickerson......Ten
G.....S. Jones............NE
T.....F. Gregg............Min
T.....R. Brown...........Jets
P....C. Johnson........Chi
K....J. Martin............Ind

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DEFENSE
DE...G. Marchetti.....Cin
DE...D. Atkins.........Phi
DT...A. Donovan.......Ind
DT...F. Fuller...........Jax
ILB..L. Richter.........Was
ILB..B. George........GB
OLB..B. Koman.......SF
OLB..W. Micheals...Jets
CB....N. Train Lane..Sea
CB...D. LeBeau.......Chi
S....J. Patton..........Ten
S....D. Burroughs....NE
KR..B. Mitchell.......NO*
PR..B. Keys...........Sea

*Same player is on the team at 2 different positions. NFC has 14 players, AFC has 12.


The Power Poll is predicting a Green Bay Vs Tennesse Super Bowl.....We will keep an eye on this prediction and compare and contast the power poll's prediction ability through out the Dynasty. (Teams with a # are predicted Division winners and -wc are wild card favs)




Preseason Power Rankings:
  1. Green Bay Packers.....100#
  2. Arizona Cardinals........90#
  3. Tennessee Titans.......71#
  4. Minnesota Vikings.......68 -wc
  5. Buffalo Bills...............62#
  6. New England Patriots..62 -wc
  7. New Jersey Jets.........62 -wc
  8. Chicago Bears.........59 -wc
  9. Jacksonville Jaguars...59
  10. New York Giants........59#
  11. Kansas City Chiefs.....56#
  12. Seattle Seahawks......56
  13. Philadelphia Eagles.....46
  14. Cleveland Browns.......46#
  15. Pittsburgh Steelers.....43
  16. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 40#
  17. Houston Texans...........34
  18. San Diego Chargers......31
  19. Detroit Lions...............28
  20. San Francisco 49ers.....28
  21. Baltimore Ravens.........25
  22. Carolina Panthers........25
  23. Miami Dolphins............25
  24. New Orleans Saints.....25
  25. Cincinnati Bengals.......18
  26. Dallas Cowboys..........18
  27. St. Louis Rams..........18
  28. Atlanta Falcons..........15
  29. Oakland Raiders.........15
  30. Washington Redskins...12
  31. Denver Broncos..........9
  32. Indianapolis Colts........3
Bills, Pats, & Jets all have the same rank so we see 1 of them winning the division and the other 2 as wild cards based on the above.

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1960 Exhibition SeasonPassingRushingReceiving
Week 1Bye Week
Week 210at San Francisco 49ers17J.Roach 9-16-80L.Dupre 17-64J.Green 3-48
Week 334San Diego Chargers7J.Roach 8-10-100L.Dupre 19-116J.Green 3-74
Week 40Arizona Cardinals13T.Tuggle 9-25-67L.Dupre 16-51T.Barr 4-43
Week 520at Cleveland Browns3T.Tuggle 7-11-84P.Bernardini 23-116J.Green 3-65
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