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I've played a bunch of photography games this year. Off the top of my head:

Pupperazzi > Alba > Toem > Maravilla > Umurangi

First three were great, fourth was very unpolished and had performance issues but charming and enjoyable, and the last was way too stiff in movement and photography for my liking.

My Jade deserved a closer result, even if Venkman is also great.

Favorite Three Draft Classes

Denver Broncos
OLB De'Vondre Campbell (7th overall)
DE Jonathan Allen (39th)
OT Sammy Spriggs (71st)
DT Jonathan Forbes (103rd)
FS Rondell Holcombe (135th)
CB Jeremy Gross (167th)
MLB Dan Wilson (199th)

Prior to any free agency signings, most players here are in line for some important playing time as rookies. Campbell will likely take the ROLB spot next to one of the better MLBs in the league in Ben Heeney. Allen was one of my favorite picks in the draft as someone who could have easily gone in the early-to-mid 20s. He should be the clear backup to Chris Johnson who missed 12 games last season. With still a hole to fill at the position, Spriggs is unlikely to win the RT job, but he should carve out the top backup spot there, and you know how OL injuries go. Forbes is in a situation similar to Allen, not so much the starter coming off of injury but that they will be the top backup to some great players that are on the verge of retirement. Gross is the other one that I'd like to highlight as the competition for the slot job is wide open. They already made trades on offense, so the focus on the present and future of the defense made it a great draft to me.

Indianapolis Colts
OT Jonah Williams (2nd overall)
C Erik McCoy (29th)
CB Nate Hairston (34th)
HB Elijah Mitchell (66th)
G Dan Payton (98th)
WR Daunte Taylor (130th)
OLB Marvin Woodside (162nd)

The Colts needed a serious OL facelift, and they got two in the 1st in Williams and McCoy, and a potential backup in Payton in the 4th. CB was in play at #2, and they got one who could have gone in the 1st with their second rounder. He might even start right away. The Colts will still have a hole at HB and definitely enough money to grab a better backup if they want. As of now though, Mitchell will be backing up a relative unknown, so the potential of expanded opportunities is there at least. I thought about disqualifying them for selecting a 5th WR, but I will cut them some slack.

Toronto Wildcats
CB J.C. Jackson (10th overall)
WR Jakeem Grant (42nd)
G Pat Newberry (59th)
TE Will Dissly (74th)
OLB Derrick Stafford (106th)
MLB Darnay Stevens (138th)
OT Germane Franks (170th)

As I mentioned in my favorite picks, I love the potential impact Jackson could have on the defense. The Wildcats' passing attack has been among the league's best under QB Aaron Murray, so Grant could thrive in the slot and potentially work his way to a starting role as one or both the elder WRs in front of him could retire by his fourth season. Things get a little nebulous with the Day 2 picks, but I like the potential. Newberry will join a perennially injured and underperforming OL, so he should get his opportunities. Dissly is the only TE on the roster (once he signs), so there's a chance that Toronto gets someone who will relegate Dissly to the bench. If not, we've seen the career of hall-of-famer Dane Guthrie, so this does seem to be a TE-friendly offense. Backup LBs have done very well with this club, so there's decent odds that at least one of Stafford/Stevens sticks around as an impactful backup.

Honorable Mentions
Miami Dolphins
Seattle Seahawks

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Los Angeles Rams
Atlanta Falcons
San Francisco 49ers
Cincinnati Bengals
Philadelphia Eagles
Miami Dolphins
Baltimore Ravens
Washington Commanders
Carolina Panthers
Indianapolis Colts
Tennessee Titans
Green Bay Packers
Kansas City Chiefs
Los Angeles Chargers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Denver Broncos

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Chicago Bears - 10
Miami Dolphins - 20

Chargers

Level 1: Dolphins
Bonus: Yes

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To Do:
- Favorite team classes

7th Round

Panthers TE James Thomas (195th overall) - Last season, I spent the 209th selection on a TE that was projected to go undrafted. I was so impressed by his rookie season that I decided to let my 92 TE walk away as a free agent and hand over the reins to Joel Albright. Could it happen again (yes I know Thomas was a projected 6th rounder)? Almost certainly not, but Julius Thomas will likely retire after the season, so who knows?

Cowboys DT Joe Waters (203rd overall) - The Cowboys once selected a DT, Dominic Lee in the 7th to play the rotational DT and first in line with injuries. He thrived there for a long time before getting starting jobs in other places. Waters would be in a slightly different situation because if he were to thrive and get awarded a second contract in Dallas, he could be a sneaky pick to succeed one of Jerrell Powe or Ryan Walker, who are now in their mid-30s.

Bengals OT Mike Aldridge (204th overall) - I mentioned in my draft doc that the Bengals had older starting OTs and weak depth. Aldridge doesn't make the depth any stronger, but it does give him a slightly better shot at sticking there, getting some starts, or even becoming a full-time starter, however unlikely those outcomes are.

Honorable Mention
Vikings C Donny Nash (208th overall)

6th Round

Chiefs C Zach Wallace (164th overall) - I'm looking through the list not wanting to have to punters more than once and wondering who if anyone here will play meaningful snaps. That's often a good thing because it means that teams won't have to rely on roster fodder, but I guess a backup C works. More than likely the Chiefs would just have a better player substitute if Wallace were to somehow win the job or outright sign a different, better backup if injuries occur.

Seahawks MLB Gino Olson (166th overall) - The Seahawks have had awful injury luck at MLB, but they've also had great production when their backups have been thrust into a starting spot. I wish that I could remember his name without looking at my draft notebook, but they did have a Day 3 MLB back them up for his entire career, and he had a better career line than a lot of MLBs that went before his draft spot in that same and in future drafts. I also like the name Gino.

Patriots DE Joey Henry (184th overall) - Could the Pats possibly start a 6th rounder at DE in a stud DL? Almost certainly not because the clear option is Kris Brown, but I still like the possibility enough to mention it.

Honorable Mention
Any of the three punters taken in the round for obvious reasons and in one case, a similar reason to the Dickson writeup last round.

5th Round

Jaguars FB Bobby Lindsay (133rd overall) - I'm probably the only person who always employs 2 FBs each season. FBs have rather high injury rate, and given that we are only required to roster one, I would think that it sucks to be forced to head to the free agent pile during the middle of the season. That's why I like to either draft my backup or head get the guy I want before people have to sign a bunch of them as injury replacements. Now the Madden-generated draft era of FBs suck, so maybe I shouldn't be as enthusiastic about backup FBs as I should be, but for now I still covet a backup FB.

Bengals P Michael Dickson (140th overall) - There's something about a team drafting their soon-to-be retired specialist's successor a season early. It's probably the rarity of such an occasion that makes me smile when it does. Dickson was also the top punting prospect and is playing behind a P that I keep forgetting exists as they never challenge for the leaderboard or the end-of-season award. Of course the last few times this has happened has been on accident, the player was not-resigned the following season, or they became Riley Dixon. Still, I like to see it happen.

49ers OLB Levi Chiang (149th overall) - The 49ers have a long history of just getting randomly great seasons from their backup OLBs, and whenever they plug-and-play one due to starter injuries, they don't miss a beat. Maybe he can become the next Ryan Shazier and just have a Defensive Player of the Year season out of nowhere. Anything can happen.

Honorable Mention
Titans C Curtis Williams (141st overall)

4th Round

Bengals TE Ross Dwelley (108th overall) - Starting TE Charles Clay is 33. This might be the final season from him. While not a TE powerhouse, if one exists, all three starting TEs that I can recall from the Bengals' history became Pro Bowl players while with the club (L.J. Smith, Rob Gronkowski, and Clay). Depending on Dwelley's rating, he could be in prime position to start once Clay hangs it up. Pro Bowl precedence in the 4th is good enough for me to land on this list.

Titans FS Rick McClain (109th overall) - I ate massive crow last season when I said that the Titans would finish out of the Bottom 10 on defense only if there was a league-wide defensive collapse. The Titans finished 9th. While I realize that an ugly, ugly offensive outing from the AFC South probably played a massive role, I have to give credit where credit is due. The Titans need a new starting FS. They probably won't have the finances to grab a marginal free agent upgrade, so for the time being, I'm assuming it comes down to Lonnie Lofton or McClain. A decent amount of starting FSs in the league were Day 3 picks, including Toronto's Eric Reid and Philadelphia's James Riley. I don't know maybe there is something there.

Falcons G Jeff Blades (116th overall) - If the Falcons sign all of their rookies, all OL spots will have met their minimum requirements. If they don't go out and get anyone during free agency, that means the retired Aaron Merz' old spot will likely come down to a trio of Gs and the loser of the LT competition. Sure the odds aren't high, but if he does win it, he will start between Russell Bodine and Tony Ugoh while blocking for budding superstar David Johnson.

Honorable Mention
Jets WR Bam Peterson (114th overall)

3rd Round

Dolphins WR Dede Westbrook (70th overall)
Seahawks WR Chris Moore (83rd overall) - Both of these teams have historically been among the best in terms of slot receiver production and development. The Dolphins may end of fielding a more questionable OL than they had in the past, but they still have QB Sam Keller throwing the ball at least. Both of the WRs in front of Westbrook, and he should likely be in that slot role given they got a 4th WR on Day 3, have each had seasons in their careers with a major injury with Green having a couple of hiccups in other ones. Westbrook could take advantage of any opportunities coming his way. The Seahawks on the other hand will likely be seeing the biggest single offseason overhaul on that side of their in their history. Perhaps their magic with slot receivers goes along with it, but I'm optimistic that it stays, and who knows, perhaps Moore has an outside shot of ascending to the #2 role once DeSean Jackson retires.

It is also interesting to note that their WR selections were both from picks they received from each other in their draft day trade.

Eagles CB Henry Carpenter (79th overall) - The Eagles have been a sneaky great defense of late, and all of their NFC East rivals have significant question marks on offense prior to free agency. Carpenter could thrive in the slot in divisional play alone and if they play well in other games too, he could be a keeper.

Honorable Mention
Cowboys MLB Lawrence Carter (75th overall)

2nd Round

Broncos DE Jonathan Allen (39th overall) - Talk about a great landing spot! Now I should note that two members of the starting DL will probably retire after the season, but if Allen does succeed Chris Johnson at RE next season, then he will still be starting next to DT Robert Satele and LE Cameron Wake while playing in front of an excellent LB corps and secondary. The history of high-ranking DEs the past four or so seasons have been weird to say the least, but Allen is at least landing on a team that is historically great at DL production and development.

Jets MLB Tanner Vallejo (50th overall) - Some 4-3 teams just seem to have more of a focus on OLBs and some MLBs. I don't know why, but they just do. The Jets have been one of those MLB focused ones until Darryl Miller came along and he was adequate but underwhelming. Perhaps Vallejo will suffer the same fate or even fail to beat out Mike Greer for the starting job, but if Vallejo does earn the job right away, I have a feeling he will be more like Michael McDonald than Miller. That could be, along with DeShaun Watson getting his act together, what the Jets need to get over the hump and back into the playoffs.

49ers OT Reginald Thomas (53rd overall) - I can't think of another team that has seen better OL performance through this project's history than the 49ers. It doesn't matter who is throwing or running with the ball, they all seem to do their job at a very high level. The depth is also pretty thin now. With Tavita Thompson 36, and the aforemention depth, Thomas could see a lot of playing time along the line and eventually become the next great 49ers starting OL

Honorable Menton
Browns QB Ryan Finley (55th overall)

Regret Pick - Giants selecting DE Rich Stevens over a QB, WR, or OLB

I don't hate this pick, but William Gholston put up 7 sacks in half a season, and they spent the 42nd overall pick on a DE last season. While I am a fan of position competition, I would have much rather seen them grab better QB insurance, a WR to probably replace one of their underwhelming non-Maclins, or even a high-end backup OLB. Five of the next seven picks were WR Jakeem Grant, QBs Drew Lock and Kyle Allen, and OLBs Lorenzo Carter and Duke Riley. It will be interesting to see how all these expected backups impact their clubs during their first contract.

First Round

Colts OT Jonah Williams (2nd overall) - As everyone knows, I love OL picks, and if there's one I wish to highlight in this opening round, it is the first one that was selected. The Colts have had a really rough go of it offensively ever since they let QB Charlie Whitehurst go and HB Steven Jackson retired. The OL was never really a strength of the team, but they had a couple of standout guys. Now the OL has fallen into complete disrepair, and they ultimately started people at G who would be #4s on a bunch of teams. They badly needed reinforcements anywhere along the OL, and high-end OL prospects have had a great history, and OL have better odds than essentially every other position to become immediate impact players. With a pair of 2nd-year players expected to start at HB and QB, the selection of Williams could really start to turn things around for them on that side of the ball.

Seahawks QB Gardner Minshew (6th overall) - It's not often that I fall in love with a 1st round QB selection, and well, maybe fall in love is a bit strong, but in the wake of their draft and trades, I'm really liking this selection. The offense was a complete disaster last season, mostly stemming from a poor running game and an interior OL that was the worst I have ever seen. They appear to be getting four new starters along the OL this offseason, and along with one of the better receiving trios in the league (WRs DeSean Jackson and Amari Cooper and TE Mike Gesicki), this could actually go from a nightmare to a dream scenario for a QB. Minshew might not win the job as a rookie, but he should at least have decent odds in his second season with a hopefully great supporting cast.

Vikings CB Denzel Ward (16th overall) - The Vikings unexpectedly failed to make the playoffs last season, and a depleted secondary was part of the reason why after seeing two retirements of Hall of Famers. Thrust into a starting spot, CB Aaron Colvin went from a slot ace to a seemingly mediocre starter. Ward should hopefully be good enough to be the favorite as the #2 and could potentially compete for the #1 spot over Xavien Howard. Just the shuffling of roles could be what the Vikings need defensively to reclaim the NFC South or at least back into the playoffs.

Honorable Mention
Falcons DT D.J. Reader (20th overall)

Regret Pick - Jaguars selecting WR Tyler Boyd

There were more than usual 1st round selections that I did not like, but this one has to be my choice. We all know that WRs are overpaid in this game for their production. The Jags had just re-signed both of their starting WRs to four deal years worth over a combined $65 million. They also privately revealed to me their free agent plans. With limited cap space, they would have to make some shrewd decisions going forward, only for them to upend their plans almost immediately, causing a ripple effect of losing a rising star at DE in Mario Edwards Jr. Boyd might turn out to be a fine player, but at the cost of ruining their own plans and saying goodbye to one of the best players they developed in recent seasons, Boyd is going to have to be a star to justify this selection.

KCF's Favorite Picks

I'm going to go through each round of the NFL Draft and highlight my three favorite picks and explain why. For the most part, I look in the early rounds for perfect team fits based on historical production, a visible succession plan to a successful starting job (or immediate starter), players who might be the missing piece to the puzzle, and selections that just make me think, "That guy's going to have a long, productive career somewhere." For the later rounds, I look for players who most likely have a chance of sticking around for a long-ish career for a myriad of reasons. While I do know some of the rookie ratings due to user signings, ratings were not a factor in my analysis nor were players dropping further than expected draft slot. I will try and keep things shorter so I don't spend like 5 hours on this like usual.

In addition, I will list an honorable mention or two and most importantly, a regret pick. What I mean by a regret pick is someone that I believe may have just made a mistake and went in the wrong direction. I will limit myself to just one per round and only for the first two rounds because honestly how much can you really regret in the sixth round? I will also try and limit picks that I made myself, but there might be a few. I will refrain from choosing any Orcas picks. At the end of all this, I will also mention my three favorite team draft classes.

To Do:
- Favorite draft picks in each round/regret in first two rounds + favorite team classes

The following is a list of the longest-tenured players on each team ordered by which season they first arrived at their current club.

Inaugural Season
Broncos DT Tommie Harris
Eagles P Kyle Larson
49ers K Josh Scobee
Pioneers K Nate Kaeding
Washington K Mike Nugent

S2
Dolphins LG Max Jean-Gilles
Orcas P Kyle Basler
Packers P Andy Groom
Ravens P Ryan Plackemeier

S3
Express RT Justin Blalock
Giants DT Rob Armstrong
Lions RT Germayle Franklin
Wildcats P Alex Reyes

S4
Bears P Brett Kern
Chiefs P David Lonie
Cowboys RT Jason Boone

S5
Bengals RT Lyndon Murtha and K James Wilhoit
Colts WR Mario Manningham
Jets DT Charles Alexander
Rams P Andy Lee
Seahawks K Chris Nendick and WR DeSean Jackson
Vikings DT William Morrisey

S6
Jaguars C Kyle Young and DE Cordero Moore
Steelers LOLB Adam Tufts

S7
Browns LT Ryan Clady
Buccaneers WR Willie Sullivan, ROLB Nick Hollinsworth, and LG Carlos Manning
Falcons K LaRue Rucker
Panthers K Ben Jones, CB Bernard Stewart, and FS Eric Berry
Patriots RE Cliff Avril
Titans LG Terry Fuller

S8
Bills P Zoltan Mesko and K Justin Tucker
Raiders FS Reshad Jones and FB Luke Smith

Signing Draft Picks

Quite a few teams have done it already, but now's the time to get those draftees' signatures and have them suit up for your squad. It is essentially just like signing your own free agents, but you don't have to worry about holdouts/franchise tags, and you typically have far fewer players to sign.

There are a few things you need to keep in mind as you read your PM. One, you will not know the overall ratings until they are signed. That is an in-game mechanic and not something by my design. Two, the desired deals for each player, in terms of length, is based on where they were taken. It is as follows:

Top 5 - Six years
6-10 - Five years
11-32 - Four years
2nd-4th rounds - Three years
5th-7th rounds - One year

Once again, you do not have to offer them their exact deals and can change their length, but I advise you to sign them to the length that they ask for because if you change the length, they might ask for considerably more money.

The deadline to sign your rookies will be Monday, September 12th 6 PM ET. Should you idle, I will sign all your rookies to the deals that they are asking for (such a severe punishment I know). If you have roster space issues, then I will prioritize players who will fill roster holes and then in descending order of when they were selected until your roster is filled.

Super Mario 64
Half-Life

Now with draft stuff done, trade announcement

Jaguars receive:
QB Kirk Cousins (85 overall, 31 years old)
RT Riley Reiff (88, 29)
LE Brick Massey (83, 35)

Seahawks receive:
QB Tim Tebow (86, 32)
CB Stephon Gillmore (80, 30)
LE Mario Edwards Jr. (83, 25)

Jaguars incur a $3.23 mil cap penalty next season and turn $18.24 mil in cap hits into $15.46 mil in cap hits

Seahawks incur a $5.05 mil cap penalty to turn $19.46 mil in cap hits into $14.83 mil in cap hits

Tim Tebow was demanding a trade from the Jaguars, and the Seahawks had a veteran QB under contract for multiple seasons. They get a veteran QB back with quite the injury history, but he is in the Top 10 in career passer rating among active QBs with 500+ attempts. They also get an upgrade at RT in Reilly Reiff who has a solid career 8.5 blocks per sack allowed, which is higher than their current starting RT. Finally, they get a veteran pass-rushing specialist back with 89 career sacks. CB Gillmore, while a very useful player with many years left in his career, was working in the slot. The big loss is Edwards who looked to be a rising star with 7 sacks and 4 FFs in his debut starting season, but they had to give up something to receive something.

QB Kirk Cousins was a great QB for the Seahawks, but his injury history was definitely something of a concern. While he is heads and shoulders above Tebow, Tebow provides less of a future obstacle than Cousins for 1st round pick Gardner Minshew. Tebow and has just one year left on his deal and is older. There aren't many avenues outside of the draft to get quality starting CBs, so getting Gillmore here who could provide five seasons or so of useful starting/slot work is a good move. Arguably more important than providing less roadblocks for Minshew is receiving Edwards Jr who could team up with the young, 90+ DT duo of Kawann Short and Timmy Jernigan and the highly underrated and fringe Hall of Fame candidate DE Josh Julmiste to form the best DL this team has maybe ever seen. Losing Reiff leaves them so bare at OL but allows them to basically go scorched earth.

Jaguars understood the trade parameters, financial impact, histories of players involved, and what each team hoped to achieve. This trade is official.

In addition, Madden also mentions when they deem a team's first pick was not their best pick. Again, this is an arbitrary distinction and not based on anything of importance. Still, useless information can be interesting!

Bills
First Pick: G Ezra Cleveland
Best Pick: QB Jamel Taylor

Broncos:
First Pick: OLB De'Vondre Campbell
Best Pick: DE Jonathan Allen

Browns
First Pick: FS Budda Baker
Best Pick: QB Ryan Finley

Chiefs
First Pick: FS Jamal Adams
Best Pick: DT David Onyemata

Cowboys
First Pick: G Chris Lindstrom
Best Pick: QB Drew Lock

Eagles
First Pick: CB Henry Carpenter
Best Pick: HB Corey Clement

Express
First Pick: CB Doug Harris
Best Pick: DE Bob Timmerman

Giants
First Pick: DE Rich Stevens
Best Pick: HB Scott Griffin

Panthers
First Pick: WR Chris Godwin
Best Pick: OLB Uchenna Nwosu

Madden Draft Grades

The following is a list of all user teams ordered by the letter grade given to them and then alphabetically. Take little stock in how you are graded. These are not at all an indicator of the ratings to expect from your rookies nor future performance. They are essentially arbitrary. All AI teams are given A grades.

A-
Bears
Browns
Colts
Falcons
Lions
Patriots
Titans

B+
Bills
Eagles
49ers
Jets
Raiders

B
Buccaneers
Chiefs
Express
Panthers
Ravens

B-
Giants
Jaguars

C
Packers
Steelers

C-
Orcas

Round 7 Recap:
1. Browns - Colorado G Patrick Manley
2. Orcas - Penn St. G Greg Springs
3. Panthers - Oklahoma St. TE James Thomas
4. Bears - UCLA WR Jerry Wooden
5. Jaguars - Missouri SS Tony Swift
6. Seahawks - Virginia Tech DE Randy Johnson
7. Broncos - Iowa MLB Dan Wilson
8. Raiders - TCU HB Freddie Timmerman
9. Giants - Oklahoma K Austin Seibert
10. Steelers - Oklahoma MLB Kedrick Samuels
11. Cowboys - Ohio St. DT Joe Waters
12. Bengals - James Madison OT Mike Aldridge
13. Titans - Washington DE Walter Mickens
14. Buccaneers - Temple G Marquez Hunt
15. Bills - Tulane HB Lonnie Willis
16. Vikings - Colorado St. C Donny Nash
17. Packers - Virginia FS Timmy Little
18. Jets - Colorado HB Charles Rojas
19. Raiders - Baylor DT Daunte Kinney
20. Falcons - Auburn TE Todd Jones
21. 49ers - Indiana St. DT Ray Marsh
22. Ravens - West Virginia SS Antonio Hanks
23. Bills - Stanford C Will Roberts
24. Patriots - Colorado DT Fred Clinton
25. Pioneers - Arkansas OT Jim Dickey
26. Washington - Colorado C Damien King
27. Steelers - Eastern Michigan TE Lloyd Thomas
28. Lions - San Diego St. DE Allen Maddox
29. Orcas - San Diego St. OT Sedrick McDaniel
30. Dolphins - Northern Illinois OT Scott Epps
31. Express - New Mexico OT Dewayne Wagner
32. Rams - Miami DE Emmitt Sabbatini

Round 6 Recap:
1. Browns - Cincinnati WR Renaldo Smith
2. Colts - Oregon WR Marvin Woodson
3. Panthers - Ohio St. HB Earl Doeberling
4. Chiefs - Mississippi St. C Zach Wallace
5. Jaguars - Rhode Island DE Scott Roberts
6. Seahawks - Southern MLB Gino Olson
7. Broncos - Wisconsin CB Jeremy Gross
8. Raiders - LSU OLB Peter Burns
9. Giants - Tennessee St. SS Robert Moore
10. Wildcats - Alabama OT Germane Franks
11. Cowboys - Syracuse CB Tyrone Dwight
12. Bengals - Fresno St. WR Pat Bender
13. Titans - UL Lafayette P Marcus Montgomery
14. Buccaneers - Penn St. MLB David Stringer
15. Eagles - Rice P Jack Fox
16. Vikings - Ohio St. HB Dontae Hill
17. Packers - Louisville G Kyle Logan
18. Jets - Northern Iowa DT Allen Frazier
19. Titans - Penn St. G Allen Stradling
20. Falcons - West Virginia SS Barry Hughes
21. 49ers - Texas St. DT Rich Collins
22. Ravens - N.C. St. OLB Benji Fitzgerald
23. Titans - LSU DE Anthony Wilson
24. Patriots - Washington DE Joey Henry
25. Pioneers - Illinis DT Ray Ellis
26. Washington - Texas G Chris Davis
27. Raiders - Marshall P Jonathan Cottrell
28. Lions - Southern TE Scott Clinton
29. Orcas - New Mexico OLB J.J. Martin
30. Dolphins - Ole Miss OLB Jamie Wynn
31. Express - Syracuse OLB Trent Taylor
32. Rams - Air Force MLB Ken Green

Round 5 Recap:
1. Ravens - Alcorn St. OT Marcus McNamara
2. Colts - California WR Daunte Taylor
3. Panthers - Michigan QB Williams ROgers
4. Chiefs - Colorado FS Carlos Jackson
5. Jaguars - Northern Illinois FB Bobby Lindsay
6. Seahawks - Wisconsin HB Corey Clement
7. Broncos - Memphis FS Rondell Holcombe
8. Steelers - Arizona FS A.J. Hastings
9. Giants - Michigan St. DT Leslie Hitchcock
10. Wildcats - Iowa MLB Darnay Stevens
11. Cowboys - North Carolina WR Jeff King
12. Bengals - Texas P Michael Dickson
13. Titans - Iowa C Curtis Williams
14. Buccaneers - Miami HB Bob Smith
15. Eagles - Miami OT Deron Doss
16. Vikings - North Carolina WR K.C. Sanders
17. Packers - Colorado CB C.J. Hilliard
18. Jets - Bowling Green FS Herman Epps
19. Eagles - Northern Iowa G Austin Brandt
20. Falcons - Miami of Ohio DE Brian Bassett
21. 49ers - Hofstra OLB Levi Chiang
22. Ravens - Nebraska DE Ike Phillips
23. Bears - Texas MLB Don Frazier
24. Patriots - Ohio St. CB Phil Barnes
25. Pioneers - Pittsburgh OLB Ron Jamison
26. Washington - San Diego St. OT James Howry
27. Raiders - Florida St. OLB Barry Jefferson
28. Lions - San Jose St. WR Anquan Combs
29. Titans - Oklahoma St. CB Tito Shields
30. Dolphins - N.C. St. WR Mitch Hewitt
31. Titans - Notre Dame G Chuck Washington
32. Pioneers - UNLV WR Rocco Golston

Day 3 of the draft soon

49. Choose a random page on TVTropes and beat something from the video game section
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle

See you all next year

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (Switch)

It took me roughly two and a half years, but I finally finished it! This is a surprisingly great turn-based strategy game. I like all the customization options for teams, abilities, and weapons, but I honestly stuck to basically the same three-person squad for the majority of the game. Mario and Luigi's counterattacks were so good, especially when I maxed out how many attacks they would do and the ability cooldown. I kept Rabbid Peach for a second homing bomb attack (it took me too long to realize how great that weapon is) as well as a healer. Rabbid Yoshi and Rabbid Luigi had their own merits too. Peach was the only one that I wasn't particularly fond of using.

#GuessTheGame #113



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lmao I guessed four different Bomberman games

I have finally entered everyone into the spreadsheet, but just the usernames and not the team selections. I will do that in the coming days.

We have 48 signed-up right now.

Breath
+1 Spirit
+1 Endless

Ron
Andrew
*abstain
Ash

The NFL has a higher level of play and more competitive games, which is what I'm looking for, not to mention that college football is becoming more and more of a hot mess.

Day 3 of the draft will take place on Sunday, September 4th, with an estimated start time early-to-mid afternoon ET.

NFL Draft Order
1. Browns
2. Colts
3. Panthers
4. Chiefs
5. Jaguars
6. Seahawks
7. Broncos
8. Raiders
9. Giants
10. Wildcats
11. Cowboys
12. Bengals
13. Titans
14. Buccaneers
15. Eagles
16. Vikings
17. Packers
18. Jets
19. Bills
20. Falcons
21. 49ers
22. Ravens
23. Bears
24. Patriots
25. Pioneers
26. Washington
27. Steelers
28. Lions
29. Orcas
30. Dolphins
31. Express
32. Rams

Bears own Chiefs 7th
Bills own Eagles 7th, Bears 7th
Eagles own Bills 5th
Orcas own Express 5th
Pioneers own Rams 5th
Raiders own Bills 7th
Ravens own Browns 5th
Steelers own Wildcats 7th
Titans own Orcas 5th, Bears 6th, Bills 6th, Colts 7th

Round 4 Recap:
1. Browns - Boston College DT Kurt Barber
2. Colts - Bowling Green G Dan Payton
3. Panthers - San Diego St. QB Todd Williams
4. Chiefs - UCLA QB Dwayne Thomas
5. Jaguars - Southern Miss CB Terrell Adams
6. Seahawks - Mississippi St. G John Woodson
7. Broncos - Texas Tech DT Jonathan Forbes
8. Raiders - Georgia Tech WR Cecil Burrough
9. Giants - UCF HB Scott Griffin
10. Wildcats - Hawaii OLB Derrick Stafford
11. Cowboys - Clemson HB Wayne Gallman
12. Bengals - San Diego TE Ross Dwelley
13. Titans - Ohio St. FS Rick McClain
14. Buccaneers - Temple C Matt Hennessey
15. Eagles - Texas HB D'Onta Foreman
16. Vikings - Boston College DE Rashaan Owen
17. Packers - East Carolina G Dimitrius Edwards
18. Jets - Minnesota WR Bam Peterson
19. Bills - Virginia QB Jamel Taylor
20. Falcons - Illinois G Jeff Blades
21. 49ers - Ohio St. CB Jason Evans
22. Ravens - Arizona St. CB Cletus Lopez
23. Orcas - SMU DT Nate Armstrong
24. Patriots - Tulane OLB Mike Green
25. Pioneers - Ohio St. FS Shane Spielman
26. Washington - Vanderbilt OLB Roland Hewitt
27. Panthers - Wyoming HB Brian Hill
28. Lions - North Carolina C Jeff Brookes
29. Orcas - USC MLB Drew Sheth
30. Seahawks - Kentucky CB Courtney Jones
31. Express - Michigan TE Jake Butt
32. Rams - Miami TE Chris Herndon

Round 3 Recap:
1. Ravens - Maryland MLB Ted Warren
2. Colts - Louisiana HB Elijah Mitchell
3. Steelers - Purdue QB David Blough
4. Chiefs - Alabama SS Calvin Fulcher
5. Jaguars - Penn St. FS Trop Apke
6. Dolphins - Oklahoma WR Dede Westbrook
7. Broncos - Michigan OT Sammy Spriggs
8. Raiders - Rutgers WR Leonte Carroo
9. Dolphins - Ole Miss DT Robert Nkemdiche
10. Wildcats - Washington TE Will Dissly
11. Cowboys - Boston College MLB Lawrence Carter
12. Bengals - West Virginia QB Will Grier
13. Titans - Colorado St. OT Michael Horton
14. Buccaneers - FIU TE Jonnu Smith
15. Eagles - Kansas St. CB Henry Carpenter
16. Vikings - Southern Miss OLB Patrick Biggs
17. Packers - Ole Miss WR Laquan Treadwell
18. Jets - Toledo FB Reggie Gilliam
19. Seahawks - Cincinnati WR Chris Moore
20. Falcons - Baylor WR Corey Coleman
21. 49ers - West Virginia G Al Taylor
22. Ravens - West Virginia DE Shawn Nelson
23. Bears - Wisconsin G Gilbert Coyle
24. Patriots - Florida St. FB Gabe Nabers
25. Pioneers - Penn St. CB Corey Gray
26. Washington - Colorado OT Darrell Stevens
27. Express - Alabama CB Terrell Diamond
28. Lions - UL Monroe HB J.J. Howard
29. Orcas - Fresno St. SS Carlos Clayton
30. Dolphins - Florida OLB Lester Castorani
31. Express - Nebraska DE Tony Martin
32. Rams - Fresno St OT Donald Wilkes

We will soon resume the draft with Day 2

I'm not going to choose the same game in back-to-back months.

I will nominate Minit this time. I love replaying it.

KCF0107 posted...

17. Packers - North Carolina A&T G Brandon Parker

Correction: This was actually an OT

I bought this over a decade ago for like $2 but still never played it

Day 2 of the draft will take place on Saturday, September 3rd early afternoon ET

This will ultimately depend on when I get up and do things in order to be able sit down for the draft. Expect a starting time between noon and 3 PM, but I will post here and ping everyone in Discord when I am about ready to begin.

NFL Draft Order
1. Browns
2. Colts
3. Panthers
4. Chiefs
5. Jaguars
6. Seahawks
7. Broncos
8. Raiders
9. Giants
10. Wildcats
11. Cowboys
12. Bengals
13. Titans
14. Buccaneers
15. Eagles
16. Vikings
17. Packers
18. Jets
19. Bills
20. Falcons
21. 49ers
22. Ravens
23. Bears
24. Patriots
25. Pioneers
26. Washington
27. Steelers
28. Lions
29. Orcas
30. Dolphins
31. Express
32. Rams

Bears own Chiefs 7th
Bills own Eagles 7th, Bears 7th
Dolphins own Giants 3rd, Bills 3rd
Eagles own Bills 5th
Express own Steelers 3rd
Orcas own Express 5th, Colts 7th
Pioneers own Rams 5th
Raiders own Bills 7th
Ravens own Browns 3rd + 5th
Steelers own Wildcats 7th
Titans own Bears 4th + 6th, Bills 6th

Round 2 Recap:
1. Bears - Vanderbilt OLB Zach Cunningham
2. Colts - Temple CB Nate Hairston
3. Panthers - USC OLB Uchenna Nwosu
4. Chiefs - Manitoba DT David Onyemata
5. Jaguars - Wisconsin G Michael Deiter
6. Seahawks - Louisiana G Robert Hunt
7. Broncos - Alabama DE Jonathan Allen
8. Bills - Boise St. G Ezra Cleveland
9. Giants - UNLV DE Rich Stevens
10. Wildcats - Texas Tech WR Jakeem Grant
11. Cowboys - Missouri QB Drew Lock
12. Rams - Houston QB Kyle Allen
13. Bills - Mississippi St. SS Johnathan Abram
14. Buccaneers - Georgia OLB Lorenzo Carter
15. Bills - Washington CB Sydney Jones
16. Vikings - LSU OLB Duke Riley
17. Packers - Notre Dame DE Martin Miller
18. Jets - Boise St. MLB Tanner Vallejo
19. Chiefs - UL Monroe DE Dave Phillips
20. Falcons - Minnesota CB Jalen Myrick
21. 49ers - Miami OT Reginald Thomas
22. Browns - Auburn G Jack Driscoll
23. Browns - N.C. St. QB Ryan Finley
24. Patriots - Utah K Matt Gay
25. Rams - St. John's G Ben Bartch
26. Washington - LSU C Lloyd Cushenberry III
27. Wildcats - Michigan St. G Pat Newberry
28. Lions - TCU WR Josh Doctson
29. Express - Mississippi St. CB Doug Harris
30. Dolphins - Wisconsin C Tyler Biadasz
31. Express - Youngstown St. DE Bob Timmerman
32. Rams - Ball St. CB Dave Warren

Round 1 Recap:
1. Browns - Washington FS Budda Baker
2. Colts - Alabama OT Jonah Williams
3. Panthers - Penn St. WR Chris Godwin
4. Chiefs - LSU FS Jamal Adams
5. Jaguars - Pittsburgh WR Tyler Boyd
6. Seahawks - Washington St. QB Gardner Minshew
7. Broncos - Minnesota OLB De'Vondre Campbell
8. Raiders - Oklahoma St. HB Chris Carson
9. Dolphins - Washington OT Kaleb McGary
10. Wildcats - Maryland CB J.C. Jackson
11. Cowboys - Boston College G Chris Lindstrom
12. Bengals - Louisville CB Jaire Alexander
13. Bears - Georgia OT Isaiah Wynn
14. Buccaneers - Clemson WR Mike Williams
15. Orcas - North Carolina St. HB Nyheim Hines
16. Vikings - Ohio St. CB Denzel Ward
17. Packers - North Carolina A&T G Brandon Parker
18. Jets - Northern Illinois OT Max Scharping
19. Dolphins - Duke QB Daniel Jones
20. Falcons - Clemson DT D.J. Reader
21. 49ers - Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray
22. Ravens - USC QB Sam Darnold
23. Bears - Samford DT Michael Pierce
24. Patriots - Marshall MLB Neville Hewitt
25. Pioneers - Texas A&M DE Myles Garrett
26. Washington - Auburn CB Carlton Davis
27. Steelers - West Virginia OLB Dee Neal
28. Lions - Florida St. OT Chris Stevens
29. Colts - Texas A&M C Erik McCoy
30. Dolphins - Notre Dame TE Durham Smythe
31. Orcas - Western Michigan WR Corey Davis
32. Pioneers - Charlotte G Nate Davis

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