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Originally Posted by BossChief
To finalize my Bengals draft score, I took Payne Durham at 246 and the Buccaneers selected him at 171…so that’s +75
That gives my bengals a +374 for the whole draft. (Pretty sure that’s the highest team score we’ve had since we’ve scored them)
Broken down into draft value points using the rich hill chart.
Kincaid used 209 and value 230 +21
FAU used 88 value 190 +102
Brown used 43 value 48 +5
Miller used 18 value 68 +50
Morris used 9 value 43 +34
Mapu used 4 value 61 +57
Durham used 1 value 8 +7
A total of +276 in additional value. Basically the equivalent of an added 19th overall pick over value.
I think all of the Falcons I picked got drafted, too. I’ll run those #s later
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Originally Posted by BossChief
My Atlanta draft scoring (draft value chart points in parentheses)
Wilson taken at 8 (406) drafted 7th (426) +1 (+20)
Campbell taken at 44 (135) and drafted 18th (135) +26 (+152)
Laporta taken at 75 (63) and drafted at 34 (175) +41 (+112)
Robinson taken at 110 (30) and drafted at 145 (13) -35 (-17)
Washington taken at 113 (28) and drafted at 185 (6) -72 (-22)
Martin taken at 159 (10) and drafted at 96 (39) +63 (+29)
Duggan taken at 224 (2) and drafted at 239 (2) -15 (even)
Mullen taken at 225 (2) and went undrafted (257) -32 (-2)
So the overall scoring for just draft slots was -23
Overall scoring with the rich Hill draft chart used +272 (also, the equivalent of between the 19/20th overall pick in additional value.
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So combined totals for both teams I drafted for:
+351 in surplus draft slots (also, might be a record)
+548 draft value points
Broken down, (unless I’m missing something) that basically equates to getting an additional value of the third overall pick AND pick 103 over average draft value for the picks I selected for.
That’s a murder spree.