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9: R1P9
EDGE HAROLD LANDRY
BOSTON COLLEGE

59: R2P27
RB SONY MICHEL
GEORGIA

70: R3P6
EDGE HERCULES MATA'AFA
WASHINGTON STATE

74: R3P10
C MASON COLE
MICHIGAN

130: R4P28
CB J.C. JACKSON
MARYLAND

145: R5P6
WR MICHAEL GALLUP
COLORADO STATE

187: R6P10
G WYATT TELLER
VIRGINIA TECH

227: R7P9
LB AZEEM VICTOR
WASHINGTON

240: R7P22
WR DAURICE FOUNTAIN


Landry at Leo and Hercules at SAM to get some pass rush. Michel and Gallup to give our offense some kick. I'd be down with this.

Originally posted by TheFunkyChicken:

9: R1P9
EDGE HAROLD LANDRY
BOSTON COLLEGE

59: R2P27
RB SONY MICHEL
GEORGIA

70: R3P6
EDGE HERCULES MATA'AFA
WASHINGTON STATE

74: R3P10
C MASON COLE
MICHIGAN

130: R4P28
CB J.C. JACKSON
MARYLAND

145: R5P6
WR MICHAEL GALLUP
COLORADO STATE

187: R6P10
G WYATT TELLER
VIRGINIA TECH

227: R7P9
LB AZEEM VICTOR
WASHINGTON

240: R7P22
WR DAURICE FOUNTAIN


Landry at Leo and Hercules at SAM to get some pass rush. Michel and Gallup to give our offense some kick. I'd be down with this.

Home run

Originally posted by TheFunkyChicken:

9: R1P9
EDGE HAROLD LANDRY
BOSTON COLLEGE

59: R2P27
RB SONY MICHEL
GEORGIA

70: R3P6
EDGE HERCULES MATA'AFA
WASHINGTON STATE

74: R3P10
C MASON COLE
MICHIGAN

130: R4P28
CB J.C. JACKSON
MARYLAND

145: R5P6
WR MICHAEL GALLUP
COLORADO STATE

187: R6P10
G WYATT TELLER
VIRGINIA TECH

227: R7P9
LB AZEEM VICTOR
WASHINGTON

240: R7P22
WR DAURICE FOUNTAIN


Landry at Leo and Hercules at SAM to get some pass rush. Michel and Gallup to give our offense some kick. I'd be down with this.

I like it but I've seen Gallup go as high as the first. Unless he shoots someone before the draft there is no way he falls to the 5th. And I see no way that Sonny falls to us in the 2nd

I'd love this draft. Teller in the 6th would be great

9: R1P9
G QUENTON NELSON
NOTRE DAME

59: R2P27
CB M.J. STEWART
NORTH CAROLINA

70: R3P6
EDGE ANDREW BROWN
VIRGINIA

74: R3P10
C FRANK RAGNOW
ARKANSAS

130: R4P28
RB MARTEZ CARTER
GRAMBLING

145: R5P6
CB HOLTON HILL
TEXAS

187: R6P10
WR BYRON PRINGLE
KANSAS STATE

227: R7P9
S NATRELL JAMERSON
WISCONSIN

240: R7P22
TE JORDAN AKINS
UCF

TRADES
TRADE PARTNER:
LA CHARGERS
SENT:ROUND: 1 PICK: 9
RECEIVED:ROUND: 1 PICK: 17
ROUND: 2 PICK: 16
ROUND: 3 PICK: 20

17: R1P17
EDGE HAROLD LANDRY
BOSTON COLLEGE
48: R2P16
G BRADEN SMITH
AUBURN
59: R2P27
CB JAIRE ALEXANDER
LOUISVILLE
70: R3P6
RB RASHAAD PENNY
SAN DIEGO STATE
74: R3P10
C FRANK RAGNOW
ARKANSAS
84: R3P20
TE HAYDEN HURST
SOUTH CAROLINA
130: R4P28
WR ALLEN LAZARD
IOWA STATE
145: R5P6
CB LEVI WALLACE
ALABAMA
187: R6P10
LB JASON CABINDA
PENN STATE
227: R7P9
OT WILL RICHARDSON
NC STATE
240: R7P22
WR QUADREE HENDERSON
PITTSBURGH

How are you guys doing the trades on here?

Originally posted by Paul_Hofer:

TRADES
TRADE PARTNER:
LA CHARGERS
SENT:ROUND: 1 PICK: 9
RECEIVED:ROUND: 1 PICK: 17
ROUND: 2 PICK: 16
ROUND: 3 PICK: 20

17: R1P17
EDGE HAROLD LANDRY
BOSTON COLLEGE
48: R2P16
G BRADEN SMITH
AUBURN
59: R2P27
CB JAIRE ALEXANDER
LOUISVILLE
70: R3P6
RB RASHAAD PENNY
SAN DIEGO STATE
74: R3P10
C FRANK RAGNOW
ARKANSAS
84: R3P20
TE HAYDEN HURST
SOUTH CAROLINA
130: R4P28
WR ALLEN LAZARD
IOWA STATE
145: R5P6
CB LEVI WALLACE
ALABAMA
187: R6P10
LB JASON CABINDA
PENN STATE
227: R7P9
OT WILL RICHARDSON
NC STATE
240: R7P22
WR QUADREE HENDERSON
PITTSBURGH

Originally posted by Paul_Hofer:
TRADES
TRADE PARTNER:
LA CHARGERS
SENT:ROUND: 1 PICK: 9
RECEIVED:ROUND: 1 PICK: 17
ROUND: 2 PICK: 16
ROUND: 3 PICK: 20

17: R1P17
EDGE HAROLD LANDRY
BOSTON COLLEGE
48: R2P16
G BRADEN SMITH
AUBURN
59: R2P27
CB JAIRE ALEXANDER
LOUISVILLE
70: R3P6
RB RASHAAD PENNY
SAN DIEGO STATE
74: R3P10
C FRANK RAGNOW
ARKANSAS
84: R3P20
TE HAYDEN HURST
SOUTH CAROLINA
130: R4P28
WR ALLEN LAZARD
IOWA STATE
145: R5P6
CB LEVI WALLACE
ALABAMA
187: R6P10
LB JASON CABINDA
PENN STATE
227: R7P9
OT WILL RICHARDSON
NC STATE
240: R7P22
WR QUADREE HENDERSON
PITTSBURGH

Was Okoronkwo still there when you picked Landry? If so, he'd be my preference. You'd probably be graded down by the software, but he actually has counter moves to go with his speed rush, unlike Landry.

Originally posted by TheFunkyChicken:
9: R1P9
EDGE HAROLD LANDRY
BOSTON COLLEGE

59: R2P27
RB SONY MICHEL
GEORGIA

70: R3P6
EDGE HERCULES MATA'AFA
WASHINGTON STATE

74: R3P10
C MASON COLE
MICHIGAN

130: R4P28
CB J.C. JACKSON
MARYLAND

145: R5P6
WR MICHAEL GALLUP
COLORADO STATE

187: R6P10
G WYATT TELLER
VIRGINIA TECH

227: R7P9
LB AZEEM VICTOR
WASHINGTON

240: R7P22
WR DAURICE FOUNTAIN

Landry at Leo and Hercules at SAM to get some pass rush. Michel and Gallup to give our offense some kick. I'd be down with this.

Great picks! I always wonder who goes in the early/mid rounds to make these crazy value picks possible. I'd be stunned to see Gallup, Teller, and Fountain still on the board within 2 rounds of where they were selected here. I'd love the haul if it works out that way, but I'm not holding my breath.

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by TheFunkyChicken:

9: R1P9
EDGE HAROLD LANDRY
BOSTON COLLEGE

59: R2P27
RB SONY MICHEL
GEORGIA

70: R3P6
EDGE HERCULES MATA'AFA
WASHINGTON STATE

74: R3P10
C MASON COLE
MICHIGAN

130: R4P28
CB J.C. JACKSON
MARYLAND

145: R5P6
WR MICHAEL GALLUP
COLORADO STATE

187: R6P10
G WYATT TELLER
VIRGINIA TECH

227: R7P9
LB AZEEM VICTOR
WASHINGTON

240: R7P22
WR DAURICE FOUNTAIN

Landry at Leo and Hercules at SAM to get some pass rush. Michel and Gallup to give our offense some kick. I'd be down with this.

Great picks! I always wonder who goes in the early/mid rounds to make these crazy value picks possible. I'd be stunned to see Gallup, Teller, and Fountain still on the board within 2 rounds of where they were selected here. I'd love the haul if it works out that way, but I'm not holding my breath.

When it comes to WRs in this draft, I think pretty much anything could happen. The supposed top of the class seems pretty fluid. And regardless of who you think is at the top, it's very clear there's a giant middle tier. So some of that middle tier are going to go early and some are going to go late. Once you get into that tier it's just preference. I have mine, but GMs will have totally different ranks. No matter how you slice it, some WR I think is worth a higher pick will be sitting around late. In this sim it was Gallup. But it could be Tate, Ateman, Miller, Pettis, St Brown, Chark, Lazard... There won't be 12 WRs taken in the first two rounds.

Did a draft and the page broke just before my last 7th rd pick. Used the Miller board (Jan 31), User-based needs, difficult algorithm.

R1P9: Quenton Nelson, G, Notre Dame. A no-brainer pick - a 10-year starter at guard who can help JG and the run game immediately

R2P27: Billy Price, C, Ohio State. I wasn't expecting to go B2B with OL picks, but Price fell and he was too good to pass up. Letting him and Nelson grow together could give the Niners interior stability for a really long time.

R3P6: Mark Andrews, TE, Oklahoma. Kittle has been good, but 2TE sets are very powerful and Andrews is a great all-around threat with decent blocking ability. Also gives the team a huge Redzone target, something they've lacked.

R3P10: Jerome Baker, LB, Ohio State. They had too many guys on that OSU defense to really get a great read on anyone, but Baker projects as a solid cover LB at worst and a good all around OLB with pass-rush and cover abilities at worst.

R4P18: Duke Ejiofor, Edge, Wake Forest. Pass rushers are needed and I thought this was great value for Duke.

R5P8: Donte Jackson, CB, LSU. Later than I wanted for the first pick in the secondary, but with 2 OL spots filled early something was going to give. Luckily CB is probably the deepest position in this draft, and there's probably no way Jackson falls this far...but he was there in this mock so I took him, gladly.

R6P10: Ito Smith, RB, Southern Miss. One of my favorite guys in the draft. He's unlikely to be an every-down back in the NFL but I'd compare him to Tarik Cohen with more size. His jump cut/change of direction moves are crazy and he's got outstanding balance. A perfect COP/home-run back next to another runner (could be Hyde, Breida, another FA, etc)

R7P9: Equanimeous St. Brown, WR, Notre Dame. Maybe Miller's board is just crazy, but there's just no way this guy falls to the 7th round. 6'4" WR with speed and hands just don't go that low, especially since he had no QB in college to actually see what he can do.

I didn't get to pick at R7P22, but based on the positions drafted above I'd probably look at CB/S types who could also play ST, or situational pass-rush types.

In summary, I think I got insanely lucky in this draft. I see 3 day-1 starters with the top 3 picks, and then valuable situations guys at every other spot. Baker is probably my least favorite pick, but he's got upside.

Thoughts?

Originally posted by Fincham11:
How are you guys doing the trades on here?

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Assume Ensah in FA

9: R1P9
G QUENTON NELSON

59: R2P27
CB TARVARUS MCFADDEN

70: R3P6
RB RASHAAD PENNY

74: R3P10
EDGE HERCULES MATA'AFA

130: R4P28
WR MARCELL ATEMAN

145: R5P6
TE DALTON SCHULTZ (6'6")

187: R6P10
LB FRED WARNER

227: R7P9
CB BRANDON FACYSON

240: R7P22
WR QUADREE HENDERSON
(returner)

Originally posted by DarkKnight1680:

Did a draft and the page broke just before my last 7th rd pick. Used the Miller board (Jan 31), User-based needs, difficult algorithm.

R1P9: Quenton Nelson, G, Notre Dame. A no-brainer pick - a 10-year starter at guard who can help JG and the run game immediately

R2P27: Billy Price, C, Ohio State. I wasn't expecting to go B2B with OL picks, but Price fell and he was too good to pass up. Letting him and Nelson grow together could give the Niners interior stability for a really long time.

R3P6: Mark Andrews, TE, Oklahoma. Kittle has been good, but 2TE sets are very powerful and Andrews is a great all-around threat with decent blocking ability. Also gives the team a huge Redzone target, something they've lacked.

R3P10: Jerome Baker, LB, Ohio State. They had too many guys on that OSU defense to really get a great read on anyone, but Baker projects as a solid cover LB at worst and a good all around OLB with pass-rush and cover abilities at worst.

R4P18: Duke Ejiofor, Edge, Wake Forest. Pass rushers are needed and I thought this was great value for Duke.

R5P8: Donte Jackson, CB, LSU. Later than I wanted for the first pick in the secondary, but with 2 OL spots filled early something was going to give. Luckily CB is probably the deepest position in this draft, and there's probably no way Jackson falls this far...but he was there in this mock so I took him, gladly.

R6P10: Ito Smith, RB, Southern Miss. One of my favorite guys in the draft. He's unlikely to be an every-down back in the NFL but I'd compare him to Tarik Cohen with more size. His jump cut/change of direction moves are crazy and he's got outstanding balance. A perfect COP/home-run back next to another runner (could be Hyde, Breida, another FA, etc)

R7P9: Equanimeous St. Brown, WR, Notre Dame. Maybe Miller's board is just crazy, but there's just no way this guy falls to the 7th round. 6'4" WR with speed and hands just don't go that low, especially since he had no QB in college to actually see what he can do.

I didn't get to pick at R7P22, but based on the positions drafted above I'd probably look at CB/S types who could also play ST, or situational pass-rush types.

In summary, I think I got insanely lucky in this draft. I see 3 day-1 starters with the top 3 picks, and then valuable situations guys at every other spot. Baker is probably my least favorite pick, but he's got upside.

Thoughts?

As long as we get our CB in FA me likey