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The word out there about the Turtles is not good at all...
AFTER SOME DICEY SELECTIONS, ROD'S RAGING TURTLES LOOKS TO OUTPERFORM THE LEAGUE
Draft Grade
B
Proj Record
4-10
Proj Finish
9
DRAFT SUMMARY
Rod's Raging Turtles will be aiming to prove the doubters wrong after garnering a ninth-place projection in BCMB FF Smackdown. They went after ball carriers early, using three of their first four selections on running backs. At another spot in the lineup, Rod's Raging Turtles was able to secure the best pair of quarterbacks in the league.
Other NFL.com drafters felt that choosing Zack Moss in the 7th round was somewhat of a stretch (80th overall pick versus an ADP of 130.5).
With 1,076 projected rushing yards (ranking first among QBs), Lamar Jackson has multiple ways to bring in points.sigpic
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Originally posted by DevilSpawn View PostI feel so weird having Ruggs, Jeudy and Lamb.All or nothing I say.
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Originally posted by beastlyskronk View PostDon’t worry Rod, I’m projected to go 1-13. The write-up doesn’t actually say anything bad though lol
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Originally posted by CanDB View PostRod......did we settle on next year's draft order, as in, last to first rotation? If we haven't I think we should finalize now, before the season gets rolling too deep. That way our choices will not be based on season results.
Thx pal!sigpic
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Originally posted by CanDB View PostYou know the deal beast, a few teams are projected to do very well, and that has merit, BUT so much of this is waivers, injuries, choosing the right roster each week, and even trades. Having said that, I wish I had a better draft,,,,
I thought you had a solid draft, definitely got a loaded group of RBs that’s going to make it hard to beat you.
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Originally posted by CanDB View PostRod......did we settle on next year's draft order, as in, last to first rotation? If we haven't I think we should finalize now, before the season gets rolling too deep. That way our choices will not be based on season results.
Thx pal!
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Originally posted by CanDB View PostJust one more thing.....if we vote to implement the last to first draft order, can we also address the idea of a draft lottery of some minimal kind (say bottom 4), to keep things competitive.sigpic
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Originally posted by -Rod- View PostIn my opinion, if we have to mix a draft lottery with the order based on standing, then it becomes too confusing and it's not worth doing it. I think we should keep it simple. A "hybrid" draft order is a bit too much. If people don't like a draft order based on standing, and fear that other will tank for draft position, we can continue to have a random draft order like the other leagues.Last edited by CanDB; 09-09-2020, 10:59 AM.
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Well crap im in trouble, I actually got an "A" grade and a 10-4 projection
Draft Grade : A
Record : 10-4
Finish : 3rd
DRAFT SUMMARY
Selecting ninth overall isn't always ideal, but the GM of Mean Machine handled it well, putting together a roster that is capable of reaching the postseason. They snagged ball-carriers early, using three of their first four picks to acquire running backs. At another spot in the lineup, Mean Machine was able to land the most prolific trio of wide receivers in the league.
Mean Machine might be interested in shopping a WR to upgrade in other areas. Their fourth-ranked WR, Marvin Jones, is projected to be better than the league average at his position.
Hunter Henry may have been a steal in the 11th round, with an overall pick of 129th compared to an ADP of 70.1).
Other NFL.com drafters felt that choosing David Johnson in the 3rd round was somewhat of a stretch (33rd overall pick versus an ADP of 52.2).
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Originally posted by JvDub95 View PostWell crap im in trouble, I actually got an "A" grade and a 10-4 projection
Draft Grade : A
Record : 10-4
Finish : 3rd
DRAFT SUMMARY
Selecting ninth overall isn't always ideal, but the GM of Mean Machine handled it well, putting together a roster that is capable of reaching the postseason. They snagged ball-carriers early, using three of their first four picks to acquire running backs. At another spot in the lineup, Mean Machine was able to land the most prolific trio of wide receivers in the league.
Mean Machine might be interested in shopping a WR to upgrade in other areas. Their fourth-ranked WR, Marvin Jones, is projected to be better than the league average at his position.
Hunter Henry may have been a steal in the 11th round, with an overall pick of 129th compared to an ADP of 70.1).
Other NFL.com drafters felt that choosing David Johnson in the 3rd round was somewhat of a stretch (33rd overall pick versus an ADP of 52.2).
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