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My favorite late rd pick for us.

6’1”
280 lbs
4.64 40
1.61 10
7.48 3 cone
30 bench reps

Good production at multiple schools. Get this man in here and get Malik Herring off this roster.

Cleveland Browns
2) Abdul Carter, DE, Penn St.
33) Omarion Hampton, RB, UNC
67) Jaylin Noel, WR, Iowa St.
94) Ozzy Trapilo, OT, Boston College
104) Jordan Phillips, DT, Maryland
179) Jackson Slater, G, Sacramento St.
192) Will Howard, QB, Ohio St.
200) Antwane Wells Jr, WR, Ole Miss
216) Carson Vinson, OT, Alabama A&M
255) Patrick Jenkins, DT, Tulane

Doubt the Browns will keep 10 draft picks. This draft was all about setting up for rookie QB. Build the lines and running game. Pick up some Offensive weapons. Howard may turn into the guy but if not getting a backup in rd 6 is good enough.

Washington Commanders

29) Nick Emmanwori, S, South Carolina
61) Jack Sawyer, EDGE, Ohio St.
128) Damien Martinez, RB, Miami
205) Jordan Hancock, CB, Ohio State
245) Ricky White III, WR, UNLV

Commies didn't have as many picks. Secondary certainly needed help to compete with the high powered offenses in the NFC like the Packers, Lions, and Eagles. Add a couple weapons on offense and hope Daniels doesn't slump in his 2nd season.

Thanks again staylor. I'll put my full drafts for Panthers and the Bucs up later

Not surprised Mykel Williams went higher (netting me +10), but the Cowboys taking Tyler Booker at #12 (+4) blew my mind. Thought Booker might slip to round 2 and tank my day 1 score.

Think Rain Man’s Kelvin Banks pick had the largest gain.

Nvm! My Maxwell Hairston pick in the 3rd is looking pretty damn good…

My Browns draft > Actual Browns draft.

I also discovered the hidden gem of Nick Martin at 253 for the Dolphins when he ended up going at 75. Has anyone ever beaten a +178?

I was all over the board, though. I usually end up negative when I compare to the draft. I was a bit negative on the Rams this year, and slightly positive for the Dolphins, mostly due to Mr. Martin. I'll post my delta scores when I get back onto my computer.

Did Couch Potato take the biggest dick punch in CP Mock history with Sanders at 3rd overall?

lol yes.

Cleveland:

Abdul Carter: -1
Omarion Hampton: +11
Jaylin Noel: -12
Ozzy Trapilo: +38
Jordan Phillips: -39
Jackson Slater: +12
Will Howard: +7
Antwane Wells Jr: -57
Carson Vinson +75
Patrick Jenkins -3

Total: +31

Biggest steal: Carson Vinson
Biggest reach: Antwane Wells Jr

Commies

Nick Emmanwori -6
Jack Sawyer -62
Damien Martinez -95
Jordan Hancock, CB, Ohio State +35
Ricky White III, WR, UNLV +7

Total: -121

Biggest steal: Jordan Hancock
Biggest reach: Damien Martinez

My Dolphins draft compared to the real draft.

[table]
NFL Draft Rain Man
20 1-13 CB Jahdae Barron, Texas 13
18 2-48 G Grey Zabel, North Dakota State 48
64 3-98 S Andrew Mukuba, Texas 98
180 4-116 DT JJ Pegues, Mississippi 116
258 4-135 TE Jake Briningstool, Clemson 135
204 5-150 OT Ajani Cornelius, Oregon 150
231 5-155 QB Quinn Ewers, Texas 155
258 7-224 WR Elijhah Badger, Florida 224
258 7-231 Edge Kaimon Rucker, North Carolina 231
75 7-253 LB Nick Martin, Oklahoma State 253
1566 1423
[/table]

As usual, I lost a little ground on the real draft, mostly because I overdrafted some guys in the 4th and 5th rounds.

Biggest bust:

-123 points - 4th round on Jake Briningstool who went undrafted.

Biggest steal:

+178 - 7th round on Nick Martin who went in the 3rd round.

My Rams draft compared to the real NFL draft.

NFL Draft Rain Man
9 1-26 OT Kelvin Banks, Texas 26
119 3-90 LB Barrett Carter, Clemson 90
177 3-101 CB Dorian Strong, Virginia Tech 101
86 4-127 DT Jamaree Caldwell, Oregon 127
40 6-190 QB Tyler Shough, Louisville 190
187 6-195 S Jaylen Reed, Penn State 195
258 6-201 G Joshua Gray, Oregon State 201
255 6-202 TE Luke Lachey, Iowa 202
1131 1132

I was almost exactly on point with the real draft, gaining 1 point over the entire draft. I did well until the 6th round, where I grabbed a couple of guys who went undrafted and lost a bunch of points.

Biggest bust:

-76 points - 3rd round selection of Dorian Strong, who went in the 6th round.

Biggest steal:

+150 points - 6th round selection of Tyler Shough, who went in the 2nd round.

I drafted value on 8 out of 12 selections and close to value (within 10 picks) on another 3 selections… so I’m feeling pretty damn good about my body of work this year. 11 out of 12 selections were spot on or value. That said, my one bad pick, Xavier Restrepo in the 4th round for the Cardinals, absolutely tanked their net score.


Cardinals:

Draft Picks:
1-16: Tyler Booker, OG, Alabama (actual 12, +4)
2-47: Alfred Collins, DT, Texas (actual 43, +4)
3-78: Maxwell Hairston, CB, Kentucky (actual 30, +48)
4-115: Xavier Restrepo, WR, Miami (undrafted, -143)
5-152: Smael Mondon Jr., LB, Georgia (actual 161, -9)
7-225: Thaj Brooks, RB, Texas Tech University (actual 193, +32)

Total = -64





Steelers:

Draft Picks:
1-21: Mykel Williams, DE, Georgia (actual 11, +10)
3-83: Jalen Milroe, QB, Alabama (actual 92, -9)
4-123: Quincy Riley, CB, Louisville (actual 131, -8)
5-156: Jordan James, RB, Oregon (actual 147, +9)
6-185: Ty Hamilton, DT, Ohio State (actual 148, +37)
7-229: Malachi Moore, S, Alabama (actual 130, +99)

Total = +138

Patriots
1-004 OL Will Campbell, LSU (#1-4 NE 0)
2-038 WR Jayden Higgins, Iowa St (#2-34 HOU +4)
3-069 ER Josaiah Stewart, Michigan (#-90 LAR -21)
3-077 OL Anthony Belton, N.C. State (#2-54 GB +23)
4-106 LB Danny Stutsman, Oklahoma (#4-112 NO -6)
5-144 DL Cam Jackson, Florida (#5-140 CAR +4)
5-171 RB Trevor Etienne, Georgia (#4-114 CAR +57)
7-220 DB Dan Jackson, Georgia (#7-230 DET -10)
7-238 OL Myles Hinton, Michigan (#6-191 PHI +47)

Total = +98
Biggest reach: Josiah Stewart -21
Best value: Trevor Etienne +57

Chargers
1-022 DL Walter Nolen, Mississippi (#1-16 ARI +6)
2-055 ER JT Tuimoloau, Ohio St (#2-45 IND +10)
3-086 WR Jack Bech, TCU (#2-58 LV +26)
4-125 CB Nohl Williams, California (#3-85 KC +40)
5-158 TE Mitchell Evans, Notre Dame (#5-163 CAR -5)
6-181 OL Miles Frazier, LSU (#5-171 DET +10)
6-199 DL Yahya Black, Iowa (#5-164 PIT +35)
6-209 WR Chimere Dike, Florida (#4-103 TEN +106)
6-214 CB Bilhal Kone, Western Michigan (#6-178 BAL +36)
7-256 RB Woody Marks, USC (#4-116 HOU +140)

Total = +404
Biggest Reach: Mitchell Evans -5
Best Value: Woody Marks +140