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Topic	Board 8 National Football League League (B8NFLL) Season 8: Regular Season
KCF0107 05/18/17 7:42:17 PM #261:	2011 Draft (S7) 1st (29th) - SS Antoine Bethea 2nd (61st) - MLB Brian Cushing 3rd (93rd) - WR Miles Austin 4th (110th) - DE Kroy Biermann 4th (120th) - FS Rob Jackson 4th (121st) - G Andy Levitre 4th (125th) - TE Owen Daniels 6th (169th) - OLB P.J. Hines - I was going to take Eric Berry or Bethea. Berry was taken three picks before me, making my decision easy. He became a starter this season, and I think that he's one of the nine people tied for second place with 2 FRs. - I have long sounded like a broken record, but he produced backup MLB numbers. It is unusual for me to have more than one rookie starter in any draft class, and this particular draft produced 0. This might be my current starting MLB's last season, so I might have something interesting to say about him at the conclusion of next season. - I didn't want to spend a 3rd rounder on someone who may never become even a slot receiver for me. Had I known that Sultan would not sign either of the two draft picks I made for him (49ers CB Peter Whitworth and Jets OLB Jeff Hicks) that Austin was sandwiched between, I probably would have taken one of them instead. - I have never had a DE lose a game to injury during B8NFLL. I still like having depth, and Biermann has done well for a backup. No complaints in his 23 games as a Dolphin (I guess technically 31 but I don't look at preseason stuff). - After FS Corey Campbell wouldn't re-sign with me since he wanted a starting gig, I needed a new backup FS. Berry was unavailable in the 1st, and I ended up screwing myself over by drafting FSs for other teams in future rounds, it was now that I had a backup FS near the top of the top prospects. However, backup FSs don't do much on the stat sheet. I do hope I can get another season or two out of Ed Reed. - With the pick I gained from the Browns in the Nick Mangold trade, I selected a G that I convered into a C. My starting C McClure hasn't missed a game since Levitre was drafted, so there's nothing to say about him. - I had too many draft picks and no idea what to do with them. Had one-time real-life Dolphin Charles Clay been available at any of my picks in this round, I probably would have taken him. I still grabbed Owen Daniels who ended up being the highest-rated rookie TE. Of course, that's wasted being a backup to someone who never misses a game. Why do I have four TEs? - Hines is a backup OLB, and not even the top backup at either spot. He still got some snaps and did stuff with them. It was enough for me to bring him back on another 1 year deal. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy http://i.imgur.com/VfpY7tg.jpg <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:879369424] in Board 8 Na... [t:75300854]...</cite> <quote>2011 Draft (S7) 1st (29th) - SS Antoine Bethea 2nd (61st) - MLB Brian Cushing 3rd (93rd) - WR Miles Austin 4th (110th) - DE Kroy Biermann 4th (120th) - FS Rob Jackson 4th (121st) - G Andy Levitre 4th (125th) - TE Owen Daniels 6th (169th) - OLB P.J. Hines - I was going to take Eric Berry or Bethea. Berry was taken three picks before me, making my decision easy. He became a starter this season, and I think that he's one of the nine people tied for second place with 2 FRs. - I have long sounded like a broken record, but he produced backup MLB numbers. It is unusual for me to have more than one rookie starter in any draft class, and this particular draft produced 0. This might be my current starting MLB's last season, so I might have something interesting to say about him at the conclusion of next season. - I didn't want to spend a 3rd rounder on someone who may never become even a slot receiver for me. Had I known that Sultan would not sign either of the two draft picks I made for him (49ers CB Peter Whitworth and Jets OLB Jeff Hicks) that Austin was sandwiched between, I probably would have taken one of them instead. - I have never had a DE lose a game to injury during B8NFLL. I still like having depth, and Biermann has done well for a backup. No complaints in his 23 games as a Dolphin (I guess technically 31 but I don't look at preseason stuff). - After FS Corey Campbell wouldn't re-sign with me since he wanted a starting gig, I needed a new backup FS. Berry was unavailable in the 1st, and I ended up screwing myself over by drafting FSs for other teams in future rounds, it was now that I had a backup FS near the top of the top prospects. However, backup FSs don't do much on the stat sheet. I do hope I can get another season or two out of Ed Reed. - With the pick I gained from the Browns in the Nick Mangold trade, I selected a G that I convered into a C. My starting C McClure hasn't missed a game since Levitre was drafted, so there's nothing to say about him. - I had too many draft picks and no idea what to do with them. Had one-time real-life Dolphin Charles Clay been available at any of my picks in this round, I probably would have taken him. I still grabbed Owen Daniels who ended up being the highest-rated rookie TE. Of course, that's wasted being a backup to someone who never misses a game. Why do I have four TEs? - Hines is a backup OLB, and not even the top backup at either spot. He still got some snaps and did stuff with them. It was enough for me to bring him back on another 1 year deal. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy http://i.imgur.com/VfpY7tg.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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