I’ve grown tired of the idea of traditional mock drafts. So I designed one that accounts for possible trade spots and for a range of scenarios. That way when a player is chosen well before he should be, you won’t be thrown for a loop when your team is on the clock. Each team will [...]
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Interior Linemen There is something about these meat and potatoes players that I absolutely love. To me, the defensive tackles and offensive guards embody the game of football. They are not usually noticed unless they do something wrong. Nobody would expect them to have a Bo Jackson physique. Yet, they are essential pieces of any [...]
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Wide Receivers It seems impossible to talk about 2009 receivers without starting with Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech). So that is exactly where I will begin! Michael Crabtree is a unique player with a very unique skill set. He was a high school quarterback but quickly adapted to the wide receiver position in college. He has [...]
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How to set a Quarterback up for success I found an article written by Scott Wright’s Draftcountdown.com on October 16th to be rather insightful. Although I respectfully disagree on a few points, Scott pointed out what factors should be in place to prevent a young quarterback from becoming a bust. Although his list of factors [...]
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