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[TeixeiraFanatic]

Quote: Originally Posted by A ONE MAN R ME

I just drafted 2 defensive tackles. With the 9th overall pick I drafted a guy with 99 strength who was a projected top 5 pick. He turned out to be a 73 overall with c potential. In the 4th round I drafted a D tackle with 99 strength who ended up being an 86 overall with A potential. It seems that the projected draft number means absolutely nothing and the only thing that matters is the potential that you can see when scouting in the regular season. A little bit dissapointing and stupid IMHO.

How is that stupid? That's the whole point of the draft. You are taking major risks to take someone so high. Just ask the Raiders, with JaMarcus Russell. I don't think there were too many people projecting JaMarcus being without a team after three years.

I guess my point is, that just because someone is projected to be a top 10 draft pick, doesn't mean they will be a stud.

[kcarr]

Quote: Originally Posted by TeixeiraFanatic

How is that stupid? That's the whole point of the draft. You are taking major risks to take someone so high. Just ask the Raiders, with JaMarcus Russell. I don't think there were too many people projecting JaMarcus being without a team after three years. I guess my point is, that just because someone is projected to be a top 10 draft pick, doesn't mean they will be a stud.

The stupid part is that you can see the potential with very little error before you even go into the draft but the CPU ignores this so the human player is put at a huge advantage

[hendeeze]

Quote: Originally Posted by cocacolaman

Thanks for the info keep them comming. I personally love the Head Coach Guys from last year, hoped they'd continue it. But now I'll probably import my NCAA. Seeing guys with zero connection to just doesn't cut it for me. I'll use them after four years of NCAA Imports then go to the created drafts. Thanks again for sharing and keep it up, I'll need the help in four years.......oh wait I'm using the Browns I need all the help I can get now.

NCAA drafts are really really low. Think the highest ovr guy i seen in 2 draft classes was a 76. (midround olineman if i remember correctly) And you will notice fullbacks in the top 5.....again

[Dog]

Quote: Originally Posted by jethrobag

Spoiler Julian Watson WR 6'5 227 with 99 spd and 84 overall....beast!! Spoiler Quan West RB 6'4 233 60 ovr C pot I thought for sure this guy was the second coming of Jelani Okoye...boy was I wrong!

any other guys in that draft class? i got that one right now

[larkis]

Just had my first draft class. Traded from the tenth spot to the sixth spot to draft from Wisconsin

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Mario Grant - 88 overall, 91 speed, 94 FMV, 97 Acceleration

A player based off Mario Williams obviously

In the same draft was

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Will Andre - 84 overall, 99 strength, RT drafted with the 61st pick

for those looking for a good run blocking RT.

For late round diamonds, there is a good 3-4 DE to pick up in the third/ fourth round in

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Brian Robinson, 84 overall, 99 strength, 70 speed, 90+ PMV

In need of a pass rushing ROLB, there is

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Alex Tyson, 87 speed, good pass rushing stars at 85 overall

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And the league MVP for the year he was DRAFT was

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Exavier Baxter, 92 speed, 80 overall QB

. Drafted in the second round as well.

[LivingLegend]

Keep em comin guys.

These are great.

[Faizon]

I'm only in week 1, but just looking at the draft class, I'm spotting a potential freak

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Whavers

A 6'6" LB with a 4.28 40 and full potential


I'm liking that they're adding taller players in some of the positions. I'm seeing 6'4-6'6" safetys, LB, and RBs this year.

[LivingLegend]

Quote: Originally Posted by Faizon

I'm only in week 1, but just looking at the draft class, I'm spotting a potential freak Spoiler Whavers A 6'6" LB with a 4.28 40 and full potential I'm liking that they're adding taller players in some of the positions. I'm seeing 6'4-6'6" safetys, LB, and RBs this year.

Wow.....bet that train hurts when it hits you.