2012 NFL Draft Picks for Madden NFL 12

[bmj2k7]

When will you release this bc would be fun using them

[bigtxambition]

Quote: Originally Posted by bmj2k7

When will you release this bc would be fun using them

Maybe when I get to 50 players.

[bigtxambition]

With Barkley returning to stay for another season, that means Robert Griffin III is now the clear-cut #3 QB prospect of the whole draft class. BTW the experts are now saying that RGIII is the only other NFL-ready prospect besides Andrew Luck. Also, they say RG3 will not fit in with a Peyton Manning type offense. I have to agree.

Check out what Profootballtalk.com said about this. Now this is a quote.
Posted by Michael David Smith on December 22, 2011, 4:05 PM EST

I gave him full credit, so there's nothing bad on my part. "The player who figures to benefit the most from Barkley’s return is Baylor’s Robert Griffin III, who is expected to enter the draft and now appears to be the clear-cut No. 2 quarterback behind Stanford’s Andrew Luck."

[bigtxambition]

Tuesday, I plan to post some Gs and Cs. Also, RG3 is now my #2 QB.
David DeCastro, Stanford, will be the 1st one to be posted.

[bmj2k7]

I think by the enf of his rookie year RGIII will be a 89 ovr. Hes a better, more confidant, more accurate QB than. What might hurt him is the team that drafts him and who they play. Newton was afraid to throw in college and could only run, when he got to the NFL ive never seen so many WRs not covered AT ALL. It was like college all over again for him. Plus having 2 pro bowl caliber RBs, a top OL and a great D helps too, plus 2 pro bowl caliber TEs, a good WR group, Nanae Smith etc he had the pieces around him to win 12 games as a rookie but made bad throws in traffic where i don't see RG III having that problem. If he goes to a team like MIA he will be a beast, bc the D, the top WR and good WR group, good OL, good TE, two different but future pro bowl RBs. If they go out and trade and sign and draft more weapons like a young TE or WR like CAR this guy will be special where Newton stopped getting those un-covered WR and pressed the WR, and forced him to do what he cant, throw into tight coverage, but RGIII i don't see that happening bc hes a top accuracy guy, who has vick speed BUT HATES TO USE IT which i think will make him special like Vick was last year but for his entire career!

[bigtxambition]

Here's my Top 5 for the Gs and Cs. I haven't decided yet what the ratings will be.

G
1. David DeCastro - Stanford - Junior - OVR: 76
2. Barrett Jones - Alabama - Junior - 73
3. Cordy Glenn - Georgia - 72
4. Brandon Washington - Miami - 70
5. Kevin Zeitler - Wisconsin - 70

C
1. Peter Konz - Wisconsin - Junior - OVR: 74
2. Kelechi Osemele - Iowa State - 72
3. Ben Jones - Georgia - 70
4. Lucas Nix - Pittsburgh - 70
5. David Molk - Michigan - 67

My rankings is based off the ESPN Top 32, CBS Sports, and NFL Draft Scout rankings.

[bigtxambition]

David DeCastro CAP



Information
Name: David DeCastro
Jersey: #52
Position: RG
Hand: Right
College: Stanford
NFL Team: TBD
Years Pro: Rookie
Hometown: Bellevue, WA
DOB: January 11, 1990

Appearance
Height: 6-5
Weight: 310 lbs
Skin Color: Light 2
Face: 17
Arms: -2 from default
Belly Size: Lowest Size
Feet Size: Higher +7 Sizes

Equipment
Helmet: Revolution
Face Mask: REVO Full Cage
PH: +3 Higher
Wrist: Taped Wrist Lite
Hands: OL Black
Pads: Large
Socks: STD
Shoes: Nike SSD

Player Ratings
Tendency: Balaced
Overall Rating: 76
STR: 95
AGI: 58
SPD: 42
ACL: 52
AWR: 55
CTH: 40
CAR: 32
JMP: 75
PBK: 85
RBK: 85
ELU: 25
SPM: 30
JKM: 20
IMP: 85
RBS: 95
RBF: 80
PBS: 93
PBF: 80
INJ: 92
STA: 85
TGH: 92

Player Traits
T&R: Rarely
TBA: No
SP: Trigger Happy
FP: Aggressive
TTS: Yes
FFEY: No
CTB: No
CTH: No
CNS: 1
CNF: 3
HHM: No

2012 NFL Draft Profile
Projected RD: 1st
Projected Pick: Top 15
Guard Position Rank: 1st
Projected NFL Team: Dallas Cowboys

[bigtxambition]

Friday, I plan to post the rest of the Offensive Guards.