ATLANTA FALCONS 1.8 Malik Willis QB Liberty 1.26 David Ojabo EDGE Michigan 2.26 John Metchie III WR Alabama 3.18 Sam Williams EDGE Ole Miss 4.9 Damarri Mathis CB Pittsburgh 5.25 Tyler Allgeier RB BYU 6.11 Mario Goodrich CB Clemson 6.33 Jake Carmada P Georgia 6.34 Avery Roberts ILB Oregon State 6.39 Christopher Hinton DT Michigan 7.32 Zachary Thomas OL San Diego State SB Champs 2026!
Eagles 1(15) Derek Stingley Jr., CB - LSU 1(18) Jordan Davis, DT - Georgia 2(6) Jahan Dotson, WR - Penn State 3(19) Kingsley Enagbare, DE - South Carolina 3(41) Nick Cross, S - Maryland 4(19) Darrian Beavers, LB - Cincinnati 5(19) Matt Araiza, P - San Diego State 5(23) Zamir White, RB - Georgia 7(16) Jalen Nailor, WR - Michigan State Traded 2(19), 3(37), 5(11), 2023 3rd to Jets For 2(6), 4(12), 5(20), 2024 6th Traded 4(12), 5(20) to 49ers For 3(41) Essentially gave up a 2023 3rd and 5(11) to trade up from 2(19) to 2(6) and get a 2024 6th. Bills 1(25) Andrew Booth Jr., CB - Clemson 2(25) Kenneth Walker III, RB - Michigan State 3(25) Ed Ingram, G - LSU 4(25) Romeo Doubs, WR - Nevada 5(31) Joshua Ezeudu, OL - North Carolina 5(32) James Mitchell, TE - Virginia Tech 6(24) Terrel Bernard, LB - Baylor 6(32) Jordan Stout, P - Penn State Traded 5(25) to Falcons For 5(32), 6(32) Traded 6(6), 7(10) to Bengals For 5(31) One small trade down and one small trade up to the late 5th while upgrading my 7th to a late 6th.
UDFAs are completely optional. If you've had enough, no problem. If you want more More MORE!!! then we'll do up to 3 UDFAs per team. I added three columns to the "Participants" tab of the spreadsheet. UDFAs will go there. You can post your first choice at 10am (or anytime afterwards) tomorrow. First come, first served. Second UDFA choice at 1pm. Third UDFA choice at 4pm.
We'll also keep using this thread for making your entries for the Draft Value Challenge games. Reminder... it's picks 60-69 for the regular one and picks 1 through 20 of round 5 for the Iron Man one. So to make it easy to list your choices, all you have to do is say Rise and list the numbers for the risers, and do the same for the fallers. For example, here are the first two entries for the Iron Man Draft Value Challenge: TORGO's entry: Risers: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19 Fallers: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 OGROT's entry: Risers: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 Fallers: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19 (see what I did there?)
That's it for Green Bay, New Orleans and Las Vegas. PACKERS 1.13 CHRIS OLAVE, WR - OHIO STATE 1.28 KENYON GREEN, OL - TEXAS A/M 2.21 TRAVIS JONES, DT - UCONN 3.22 JEREMY RUCKERT, TE - OHIO STATE 4.27 MAX MITCHELL, OT - ULL 4.35 KERBY JOSEPH, S - ILLINOIS 5.28 ISAIAH THOMAS, EDGE - OKLAHOMA 7.7 MATT HENNINGSEN, DT - WISCONSIN 7.17 TYREE JOHNSON, EDGE - TEXAS A/M SAINTS 1.16 DRAKE LONDON, WR - USC 1.19 TREVOR PENNING, OT - UNI 2.17 DESMOND RIDDER, QB - CINCINNATI 3.18 COLE STRANGE, IOL - UT- CHAT 4.22 RACHAAD WHITE, RB - ARIZONA STATE 5.18 VERONE MCKINLEY, S - OREGON 6.18 HASKELL GARRETT, DT - OHIO STATE 6.22 PIERRE STRONG JR., RB - S. DAK ST. RAIDERS 3.20 LUKE GOEDEKE, OT - CMU 4.33 JOSH JOBE, CB - ALABAMA 5.21 VELUS JONES JR., WR - TENNESSEE 5.22 AMARE BARNO, EDGE - VA TECH 7.6 ERIC JOHNSON, DT - MISSOURI STATE
Correct. But…he all but guaranteed he won’t be here in time. So @turf_toe can get ready to jump him right at 7. As the team holding the Mr. Irrelevant selection I will wait to see his picks before I post mine. But otherwise I’m thinking the 4 teams in between us should just fire when otc
My "big board" isn't as big this year. The depth just isn't there IMO. By that I mean there are less "draftable" grades. I felt great with my drafts as my lists stayed in tact but it could have been a disaster. This could be the year with way more surprises after the first 4/5 rounds. If we each predicted 100 guys that would go at the end of the draft we could all miss like half of them with none of the lists looking all too similar because it's going to be a lot more varied on opinions on who is draftable or grabbed that would normally be a UDFA.
I think this was a good year for me not to make a "big board". I'm still getting a handle on how I feel about this year's draft class compared to other years, but the back end seems weaker than most years for sure.
If my bro is a bit late so be it but it won't be too late. We might be busy for a bit. RT can text me if he is the only one he is waiting for.
After @turf_toe , @StlCrtn can go ahead and pick, followed by @LAOJoe if he's able to announce Chimp's pick.
Ok, just got the laptop out and set up at the gas station/restaurant/hell hole and I'm almost ready to roll. Nothing like completing some mock picks and the yearly 3 piece in perfectly ideal conditions. lol
The one year where I really remember HATING the draft class as a whole was 2009. There was one staffer at CBS in those days who did a lot of programs to identify potential writers for the site. I don't remember his name, but he used a pic of Hunter S. Thompson as his avatar, so I automatically liked him. In an essay for one of his contests, I said 2009 felt more like 1969 and I was burning my draft cards. In one mock that year I did my best to trade away all the picks for veteran players and for future picks. Belichick did the same thing in real life in 2007.
