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Steelers
No first rounder 49. Clyde Edwards-Helaire, RB, LSU ...went 32 overall to THE WORLD CHAMPS 102. Devin Duvernay, WR, Texas .....Baltimore took him at 92 124. Anfernee Jennings, LB, Alabama. ....patriots took him at 87 135. Larrell Murchison, DT, NC State. Fell to 174 to the Titans 198. Trey Adams, OT, Washington. ...went undrafted 232. Josiah Coatney, DL, Ole Miss. ....went undrafted, but signed with the Steelers. Not too shabby |
Giants draft:
4. Isaiah Simmons, LB, Clemson -> actually went 8th 36. Xavier McKinney, S, Alabama -> nailed exact pick 99. Darrell Taylor, EDGE, Tennessee -> actually went 48th 110. Van Jefferson, WR, Florida -> actually went 57th 150. Brycen Hopkins, TE, Purdue -> actually went 136th 183. Terence Steele, OT, Texas Tech -> undrafted 218. Essang Bassey, CB, Wake Forest -> undrafted 238. Kenny Willekes, EDGE, Michigan State -> actually went 225th 247. Kyle Murphy, OL, Rhode Island -> undrafted 255. Justin Herron, OT, Wake Forest -> actually went 195th Pretty much crushed that? |
40. Houston Texans - Denzel Mims, WR, Baylor -> actually went 59th
57. Houston Texans - Neville Gallimore, DL, Oklahoma -> actually went 82nd 90. Houston Texans - Bradley Anae, EDGE, Utah -> actually went 179th 111. Houston Texans - Darnay Holmes, CB, UCLA -> actually went 110th (close!) 171. Houston Texans - Cameron Clark, OL, Charlotte -> actually went 129th 240. Houston Texans - Evan Weaver, LB, California -> actually went 202nd 248. Houston Texans - Josiah Deguara, TE, Cincinnati -> actually went 94th 250. Houston Texans - Bravvion Roy, DL, Baylor -> actually went 184th Top 3 didn't go quite so well here, particular Anae who I am surprised slid so far. Appear to have picked up a lot of value in the later rounds though. |
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I should be fired and never allowed to fake draft again.
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Talk about a boom or bust draft. Lol. Some big whiffs, but some huge hits, two of them thanks to Bill O'Brien overdrafting John Reid and Charlie Heck. Thanks, Texans! |
I blew two 4th round selections on UDFAs the Chiefs signed... LOL
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Low number, but that's only because I didn't have any whopping lucky-ass draft hits. I had three of those with the Packers (but also multiple big busts). Here the only big(ish) bust was Lipscomb, but to be honest, with how highly regarded he is among the Chiefs class of UDFAs, I feel fine about taking him in the 6th. I also made a good choice of choosing Thomas over Wirfs. I said baseball tard should try having a better draft than this, and, well... he probably did. But I'm going to claim that was Andrew Berry and not him. 1. Jedrick Wills 2. Grant Delpit 3. Jordan Elliott 3. Jacob Phillips 4. Harrison Bryant 5. Nick Harris 6. Donovan Peoples-Jones |
Jets
ceedee lamb 11-17 -6 jk dobbins 48-55 -7 isaiah wilson 68-29 +39 troy pride jr 79-113 -34 hakeem adeniji 120-180 -60 trevis gipson 158-155 +3 aaron fuller 191 UDFA seattle marc antoine dequoy 211 UDFA Green Bay |
Rams
tyler biadasz 52-146 -94 akeem davis-gaither 84-107 -23 willie gay jr 104-63 +41 lamar jackson 126 UDFA dezmon patmon 199-212 -13 michael onwenu 234-182 +52 |
two awful drafts selection wise but I always come back and see what happened in the future with them
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At the end of the regular season, let's take a look at the Rain Man drafts.
Real Chiefs: Rnd Player 1 Clyde Edwards-Helaire 2 Willie Gay Jr. 3 Lucas Niang 4 L'Jarius Sneed 5 Michael Danna 7 Thakarius Keyes Rain Man Chiefs: 1 Zack Baun 2 Noah Igbinoghene 3 Ben Bredeson 4 Eno Benjamin 5 Antonio Gibson Note that Keyes arrived because the Chiefs traded a 2021 6th round pick to get that 7th round pick. Overall, we both had very similar picks in terms of positions. So if I compare... CEH and Antonio Gibson were pretty much the same. CEH had 1100 yards from scrimmage and Gibson had 1047. That's a wash. Gay mildly outperformed Zack Baun. Both played in nearly every game, but Gay had 8 starts to Baun's 3 and Gay had more impact plays. The real Chiefs win this one by a moderate amount. Bredeson never started, but he appeared in 10 games, so he beats Niang who sat out the season. Rain Man's Chiefs win this one by a mild amount. Sneed had an injury and missed 7 games, but he started 6. Iginoghene played in every game, but only had 2 starts. Sneed had far more impact when he played. The Chiefs win this one by a mile. The only picks who don't correspond are my pick of Benjamin versus Mike Danna. Danna played very well and Benjamin was never active, so the real Chiefs win this one by a mile. As of Year 1, the real Chiefs beat me on the strength of their late-round picks Sneed and Danna. |
The real Buccaneers:
1 Tristan Wirfs 2 Antoine Winfield Jr. 3 Ke'Shawn Vaughn 5 Tyler Johnson 6 Khalil Davis 7 Chapelle Russell 7 Raymond Calais The Rain Man Buccaneers: 1 Justin Herbert 2 Jonathan Taylor 3 Lucas Niang 5 Amik Robertson 6 Leki Fotu 7 Tyre Phillips 7 Oluwale Betiku If we compare as closely as possible... I drafted Justin Herbert and the real team is stuck with an ancient starter. I win that one by a mile. The real team got 16 tackle starts from Wirfs. I got 8 starts from Phillips and Niang sat out. The real team wins. I got 1,468 yards from scrimmage at a high ypc from Taylor, while the real team got 143 yard from Vaughn and a handful of kick returns from Calais. You can throw in the 169 yards from their WR and I still win this one by a mile. I got a little action from Fotu on the defensive line, and Betiku was never drafted. Let's call it a draw versus the real team, who got very little out of Davis and Russell who played special teams most of the season. In the defensive backfield, the real team got good production out of Winfield with 16 stats, while I got a little backup action from Robertson. The real team wins handily. I think I beat the real Buccaneers overall. |
Let's do this again. I'd like to be in this time!
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