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Topic	Board 8 National Football League League (B8NFLL) Season 11: Offseason Part II
KCF0107 12/19/18 4:30:34 AM #38:	Seventh Round Browns G Billy Turner (198th overall) - Back in S2, as the temporary GM of the then Cardinals, I decided to do something crazy and have an undrafted rookie free agent (UDFA) start at RG. That turned out fine, but other than MMX's decision to have QB Ryan Fitzpatrick be his starter S2 (he passed on QBs such as Brady Quinn and Reggie McNeal and drafted DE Eric Henderson instead for that reason), I feel like crazy long-shot starters are all but dead now. With the young Browns OL still working on its kinks, it is not absurd to think that Turner could have a great preseason that would have him in line to start Week 1 for the Browns. He has a shot, so he makes my list. Redskins WR Ronyell Fisk (208th overall) - While #4 WRs don't get a ton of playing time, they still see a decent amount of production. As of right now, he can't be any worse than 4th on the depth chart, and in an offense that is certainly capable of airing it out if it wants, he could make for a nice story this season. Cowboys P Brad Wing (224th overall) - If Wiz decides to participate in rookie signings this season, I fully expect him to decline to sign Brad Wing. However, in the off-chance that he does sign him, Wing could become the starter next season if both Stanley retires and Wing is re-signed, much like what happened for Jacob Schum of the Browns. Schum, with two punts to his name, is also technically the active career leader in gross punting average (48.5 yds). That's a large enough sample size to convince Wiz to do this right? Honorable Mentions Patriots DE Aaron Burton (193rd overall) Hawks C Cris Stratton (204th overall) --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy https://imgur.com/VfpY7tg <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:914376562] in Board 8 Na... [t:77312867]...</cite> <quote>Seventh Round Browns G Billy Turner (198th overall) - Back in S2, as the temporary GM of the then Cardinals, I decided to do something crazy and have an undrafted rookie free agent (UDFA) start at RG. That turned out fine, but other than MMX's decision to have QB Ryan Fitzpatrick be his starter S2 (he passed on QBs such as Brady Quinn and Reggie McNeal and drafted DE Eric Henderson instead for that reason), I feel like crazy long-shot starters are all but dead now. With the young Browns OL still working on its kinks, it is not absurd to think that Turner could have a great preseason that would have him in line to start Week 1 for the Browns. He has a shot, so he makes my list. Redskins WR Ronyell Fisk (208th overall) - While #4 WRs don't get a ton of playing time, they still see a decent amount of production. As of right now, he can't be any worse than 4th on the depth chart, and in an offense that is certainly capable of airing it out if it wants, he could make for a nice story this season. Cowboys P Brad Wing (224th overall) - If Wiz decides to participate in rookie signings this season, I fully expect him to decline to sign Brad Wing. However, in the off-chance that he does sign him, Wing could become the starter next season if both Stanley retires and Wing is re-signed, much like what happened for Jacob Schum of the Browns. Schum, with two punts to his name, is also technically the active career leader in gross punting average (48.5 yds). That's a large enough sample size to convince Wiz to do this right? Honorable Mentions Patriots DE Aaron Burton (193rd overall) Hawks C Cris Stratton (204th overall) --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy https://imgur.com/VfpY7tg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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