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Continue reading →: Drew Stanton Colts
Trade for Jets: Stanton demanded a trade after the Jets signed Tim Tebow as the career backup was promised he’d be the 2nd string quarterback in New York when he signed. When I heard this I tweeted “Drew Stanton demands a trade. Uh…you’re Drew Stanton. You don’t demand a…
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Continue reading →: Dre Kirkpatrick Scout
Cornerback/Safety Alabama 6-2 186 Draft board overall prospect rank: #26 Draft board overall cornerback rank: #3 Overall rating: 82 (Borderline 1st/2nd round prospect) 40 time: 4.46 Games watched: Alabama/Florida, Alabama/Vanderbilt, Alabama/Tennessee, LSU/Alabama, Alabama/Auburn, Alabama/LSU (Part 2) Positives · Rare size for a cornerback (6-2) · Great 40 time for his size (4.46) · Long and…
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Continue reading →: Dream Draft 2011
This is a fun idea I saw in other places on the internet, a dream draft. The point is, to give myself the 16.5th pick (right in the middle of the round) in every round, and take the best available player on my board, not paying any attention to team…
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Continue reading →: Dream Draft
This is a fun idea I saw in other places on the internet, a dream draft. The point is, to give myself the 17th pick (right in the middle of the round) in every round, and take the best available player on my board, not paying any attention to…
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Continue reading →: Drayton Florence Bills
I don’t like giving long terms to players over the age of 30 unless they’re elite. Florence is not only not elite, he isn’t much more than an average starter. He’s only going to get worse as he turns 31 in December. I don’t think he’s worth 5 million…
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Continue reading →: Drake Nevis Scout
Defensive Tackle LSU 6-1 298 Draft board overall prospect rank: #37 Draft board overall defensive tackle rank: #7 Overall rating: 80 40 time: 4.92 4/12/10: Drake Nevis is a talented player who is limited in terms of the amount of positions he can play as a defensive lineman, and…
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Continue reading →: Draft Pick Value Chart
What is this madness? Well, though it may look like something straight out of lost (4,8,15,16,23,42) it is actually the NFL Draft Pick Trade Value Chart. Basically, it is the excepted numerical value of each pick and it is very useful for trying to do draft day trades. Say you…
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Continue reading →: Draft Overview Archive
The 2010 draft could be one of the more talented ones of the decade, not because college football has more talented NFL caliber players right now, but because more of them will declare. There could be a rookie pay scale in 2011 so players could lose millions if they stay…
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Continue reading →: Drafting a QB2
Before reading this, it would be a good idea to brief yourself on my Fantasy Quarterbacks article Drafting a backup quarterback is an often overlooked, but it can actually have a huge impact on your fantasy team. With any luck, you’ll only have to use your backup quarterback once throughout…
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Continue reading →: Draft Grades: Trades
Only deals involving 2010 1st round picks Miami Heat trade the 18th pick (PG Eric Bledsoe) and SG Daequan Cook to the Oklahoma City Thunder for the 32nd pick Deal for Miami: A pure salary dump, they dump the 3 million or so they would have had to pay…