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Baltimore Ravens Depth Chart
Head Coach - John Harbaugh
GM - REIG
Assistant GM - Ozzie Newsome
Assistant to the Regional Manager - Dwight Schrute
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Offense:
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QB -
5 Joe Flacco
10 Troy Smith
2 Todd Bouman
HB -
33 Le'Ron McClain
27 Ray Rice
34 Donald Brown
38 Jalen Parmele
TE -
86 Todd Heap
82 LJ Smith
84 Shawn Nelson
88 Quinn Sypnewski
WR -
85 Derrick Mason
89 Mark Clayton
87 Demetrius Williams
16 Yamon Figurs
81 Justin Harper
81 Marcus Smith
17 Marcus Maxwell
LT -
71 Jared Gaither
64 Oneil Cousins
63 Tre Stallings
LG -
66 Ben Grubbs
62 David Hale
C -
77 Matt Birk
65 Chris Chester
RG -
73 Marshall Yanda
61 Brian Johnson
RT -
79 Willie Anderson
78 Adam Terry
74 Joe Reitz
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Defense:
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RDE -
92 Haloti Ngata
53 Clinton McDonald
72 Bryan Mattison
NT -
97 Kelly Gregg
68 Brandon McKinney
96 Lamar Divens
98 Kelly Talavou
LDE -
90 Trevor Pryce
96 Jarron Gilbert
93 Dwan Edwards
ROLB -
94 Julius Peppers
50 Antwan Barnes
ILB -
52 Ray Lewis
51 Brendon Ayanbadejo
ILB -
56 Tavares Gooden
53 Jameel McClain
LOLB -
57 Clay Matthews Jr.
54 Prescott Burgess
CB1 -
31 Fabian Washington
46 Sherrod Martin
25 Evan Oglesby
23 Anwar Phillips
CB2 -
29 Rod Hood
24 Domonique Foxworth
30 Chris Carr
41 Frank Walker
FS -
20 Ed Reed
49 Louis Delmas
SS -
26 Dawan Landry
28 Tom Zbikowski
43 Haruki Nakamura
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Special Teams:
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LS -
70 Matt Katula
K -
6 Steve Hauschka
P -
4 Sam Koch
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Draft Picks: 36, 50, 56, 60, 73, 119. 154, PHI 2nd Rounder 2010
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Trade 1:
Ravens Receive:
Pick 60
Giants Receive:
HB Willis McGahee
Trade 2:
Ravens Receive:
Pick 73
Packers Receive:
OLB Jarrett Johnson
Trade 3:
Ravens Receive:
DE/OLB Julius Peppers
Eagles 2010 2nd Round Pick
Eagles Receive:
DE Terrell Suggs
Trade 4:
Ravens Receive:
Pick 36
Pick 50
Browns Receive:
Pick 26
Pick 88
Trade 5:
Ravens Receive:
CB Rod Hood
Cardinals Receive:
DL Justin Bannan
Draft Picks:
36 - Clay Matthews OLB (USC)
50 - Jarron Gilbert DE (SJSU)
57 - Louis Delmas S (Western Michigan)
60 - Donald Brown HB (Connecticut)
119 - Clinton McDonald DE (Memphis)
154 - Sherrod Martin CB (Troy)
Summary:
Acquired Players/Future Picks (Not via draft):
CB Rod Hood
DE/OLB Julius Peppers
Philly's 2010 2nd Rounder
Players Traded Away:
HB Willis McGahee
DE Terrell Suggs
DE Justin Bannan
OLB Jarrett Johnson
* Trading away Willis McGahee and Terrell Suggs was our main goal of the off-season. We did not want locker room problems next season at all, and dealing the injury prone, aging, and often upset McGahee will do wonders for our team morale. We used pick 60 for McGahee to acquire one of the biggest steals of the draft in taking Donald Brown out of Connecticut. We feel we got a younger, more talented backl with the pick that has a great morale. We are also happy to get rid of Suggs, though he was a great player, we can't be concerned with negotiating a long term deal with him, it is too difficult. Instead we brought in the very talented Julius Peppers, who get to come in and sign a long term deal playing the position he wants. He will also get a chance to make a Super Bowl run playing for the best defense in the NFL over the past ten years. We also got the Eagles second round pick next year in the deal!
*We were also happy to get rid of Jarrett Johnson for a third rounder. We feel he has been a weak link in our defense for the past 3 years, and doesn't possess the physical skills and talent to be a Baltimore Raven and to play for the best defense in the NFL.
*We were sorry to see Justin Bannan go as he is a great talent. However we had a small need at corner back and feel that Rod Hood will be a great addition to our secondary. Bannan was also very expendable after drafting Jarron Gilbert and Clinton McDonald, who we expect to be the future of our defensive line. We think that after Trevor Pryce and Kelly Gregg retire, McDonald, Gilbert and Haloti Ngata will become the most dominant defensive line in the NFL, and could be come one of the best defensive lines of all time. That is how excited we are about the potential in these two prospects.
* We were very happy to make the trade with Cleveland that gave us two early second round picks for pick 26 and our 4th round pick. The trade gave us 4 second round picks which we used to draft 4 prospects with 1st round grades.
Overall: There is not a single hole in our depth chart, we managed to get much younger on defense, and eliminated 2 potential locker room problems. We feel more than confident that Joe Flacco can manage the offense, allowing our defense to carry us to the Super Bowl in 2009.
* We feel that we had the best over all draft of any team by far, with the exception of Patriots coming in a close second.
Head Coach - John Harbaugh
GM - REIG
Assistant GM - Ozzie Newsome
Assistant to the Regional Manager - Dwight Schrute
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Offense:
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QB -
5 Joe Flacco
10 Troy Smith
2 Todd Bouman
HB -
33 Le'Ron McClain
27 Ray Rice
34 Donald Brown
38 Jalen Parmele
TE -
86 Todd Heap
82 LJ Smith
84 Shawn Nelson
88 Quinn Sypnewski
WR -
85 Derrick Mason
89 Mark Clayton
87 Demetrius Williams
16 Yamon Figurs
81 Justin Harper
81 Marcus Smith
17 Marcus Maxwell
LT -
71 Jared Gaither
64 Oneil Cousins
63 Tre Stallings
LG -
66 Ben Grubbs
62 David Hale
C -
77 Matt Birk
65 Chris Chester
RG -
73 Marshall Yanda
61 Brian Johnson
RT -
79 Willie Anderson
78 Adam Terry
74 Joe Reitz
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Defense:
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RDE -
92 Haloti Ngata
53 Clinton McDonald
72 Bryan Mattison
NT -
97 Kelly Gregg
68 Brandon McKinney
96 Lamar Divens
98 Kelly Talavou
LDE -
90 Trevor Pryce
96 Jarron Gilbert
93 Dwan Edwards
ROLB -
94 Julius Peppers
50 Antwan Barnes
ILB -
52 Ray Lewis
51 Brendon Ayanbadejo
ILB -
56 Tavares Gooden
53 Jameel McClain
LOLB -
57 Clay Matthews Jr.
54 Prescott Burgess
CB1 -
31 Fabian Washington
46 Sherrod Martin
25 Evan Oglesby
23 Anwar Phillips
CB2 -
29 Rod Hood
24 Domonique Foxworth
30 Chris Carr
41 Frank Walker
FS -
20 Ed Reed
49 Louis Delmas
SS -
26 Dawan Landry
28 Tom Zbikowski
43 Haruki Nakamura
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Special Teams:
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LS -
70 Matt Katula
K -
6 Steve Hauschka
P -
4 Sam Koch
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Draft Picks: 36, 50, 56, 60, 73, 119. 154, PHI 2nd Rounder 2010
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Trade 1:
Ravens Receive:
Pick 60
Giants Receive:
HB Willis McGahee
Trade 2:
Ravens Receive:
Pick 73
Packers Receive:
OLB Jarrett Johnson
Trade 3:
Ravens Receive:
DE/OLB Julius Peppers
Eagles 2010 2nd Round Pick
Eagles Receive:
DE Terrell Suggs
Trade 4:
Ravens Receive:
Pick 36
Pick 50
Browns Receive:
Pick 26
Pick 88
Trade 5:
Ravens Receive:
CB Rod Hood
Cardinals Receive:
DL Justin Bannan
Draft Picks:
36 - Clay Matthews OLB (USC)
50 - Jarron Gilbert DE (SJSU)
57 - Louis Delmas S (Western Michigan)
60 - Donald Brown HB (Connecticut)
119 - Clinton McDonald DE (Memphis)
154 - Sherrod Martin CB (Troy)
Summary:
Acquired Players/Future Picks (Not via draft):
CB Rod Hood
DE/OLB Julius Peppers
Philly's 2010 2nd Rounder
Players Traded Away:
HB Willis McGahee
DE Terrell Suggs
DE Justin Bannan
OLB Jarrett Johnson
* Trading away Willis McGahee and Terrell Suggs was our main goal of the off-season. We did not want locker room problems next season at all, and dealing the injury prone, aging, and often upset McGahee will do wonders for our team morale. We used pick 60 for McGahee to acquire one of the biggest steals of the draft in taking Donald Brown out of Connecticut. We feel we got a younger, more talented backl with the pick that has a great morale. We are also happy to get rid of Suggs, though he was a great player, we can't be concerned with negotiating a long term deal with him, it is too difficult. Instead we brought in the very talented Julius Peppers, who get to come in and sign a long term deal playing the position he wants. He will also get a chance to make a Super Bowl run playing for the best defense in the NFL over the past ten years. We also got the Eagles second round pick next year in the deal!
*We were also happy to get rid of Jarrett Johnson for a third rounder. We feel he has been a weak link in our defense for the past 3 years, and doesn't possess the physical skills and talent to be a Baltimore Raven and to play for the best defense in the NFL.
*We were sorry to see Justin Bannan go as he is a great talent. However we had a small need at corner back and feel that Rod Hood will be a great addition to our secondary. Bannan was also very expendable after drafting Jarron Gilbert and Clinton McDonald, who we expect to be the future of our defensive line. We think that after Trevor Pryce and Kelly Gregg retire, McDonald, Gilbert and Haloti Ngata will become the most dominant defensive line in the NFL, and could be come one of the best defensive lines of all time. That is how excited we are about the potential in these two prospects.
* We were very happy to make the trade with Cleveland that gave us two early second round picks for pick 26 and our 4th round pick. The trade gave us 4 second round picks which we used to draft 4 prospects with 1st round grades.
Overall: There is not a single hole in our depth chart, we managed to get much younger on defense, and eliminated 2 potential locker room problems. We feel more than confident that Joe Flacco can manage the offense, allowing our defense to carry us to the Super Bowl in 2009.
* We feel that we had the best over all draft of any team by far, with the exception of Patriots coming in a close second.
The Cleveland Browns entered the draft with picks at #5, #36, #50 and #100.
We chose Rey Maualuga to solidify the linebacking corps at #5, then swung a trade involving picks #36 and #50, in return for picks #26 and #88.
With the newly-acquired pick #26 we drafted CB Darius Butler who many believe may be the best pure cover corner available.
At #88 we drafted an aggressive safety in Darcel McBath of Texas Tech.
With pick #100, we selected a solid all-purpose back in Virginia's Cedric Peerman
We chose Rey Maualuga to solidify the linebacking corps at #5, then swung a trade involving picks #36 and #50, in return for picks #26 and #88.
With the newly-acquired pick #26 we drafted CB Darius Butler who many believe may be the best pure cover corner available.
At #88 we drafted an aggressive safety in Darcel McBath of Texas Tech.
With pick #100, we selected a solid all-purpose back in Virginia's Cedric Peerman
The Miami Dolphins entered the draft with picks #25, #44, #56, #87, #122 and #153.
With the 25th pick we selected Percy Harvin, the all-everything multi-purpose WR/RB from Florida to add punch to the offense.
With the 44th pick we grabbed Patrick Chung, and enforcer type safety from Oregon.
With the 56th pick we took USC's Fili Moala to fill in some depth along the defensive line.
With the next three picks (87, 122, 153) we swung a trade, moving up to the 74th pick where we selected one of the best cover corners available, in San Jose State's Christopher Owens.
All four players will start from day one and have major impacts.
With the 25th pick we selected Percy Harvin, the all-everything multi-purpose WR/RB from Florida to add punch to the offense.
With the 44th pick we grabbed Patrick Chung, and enforcer type safety from Oregon.
With the 56th pick we took USC's Fili Moala to fill in some depth along the defensive line.
With the next three picks (87, 122, 153) we swung a trade, moving up to the 74th pick where we selected one of the best cover corners available, in San Jose State's Christopher Owens.
All four players will start from day one and have major impacts.
The New York Giants entered this draft with serious needs at WR, OT and depth a RB.
Prior to the draft, we trade pick #60 for RB Willis McGahee.
Entering the draft we had then picks #29, #45, #91, #125 #143 and #156. As with all teams who are very good, we need quality additions rather than numbers of bodies. So, we trade our last four picks for pick #66.
At #29 we selected Will Beatty, the fine young LOT candidate from UConn.
At #45 we selected the most NFL ready WR in the draft in Ohio State's Brian Robiskie.
At #66 we grabbed another huge receiving threat in USC's Patrick Turner.
Prior to the draft, we trade pick #60 for RB Willis McGahee.
Entering the draft we had then picks #29, #45, #91, #125 #143 and #156. As with all teams who are very good, we need quality additions rather than numbers of bodies. So, we trade our last four picks for pick #66.
At #29 we selected Will Beatty, the fine young LOT candidate from UConn.
At #45 we selected the most NFL ready WR in the draft in Ohio State's Brian Robiskie.
At #66 we grabbed another huge receiving threat in USC's Patrick Turner.
Arizona Cardinals Depth Chart and Summary
Offense
QB: Kurt Warner, Matt Leinart, Brian St. Pierre
RB: Tim Hightower, Jeremiah Johnson, Edgerrin James
FB: Tim Castille
WR1: Larry Fitzgerald, Steve Breaston
WR2: Calvin Johnson, Jerheme Urban
LT: Mike Gandy, Brandon Keith
LG: Reggie Wells, Elton Brown
C: Lyle Sendlein
RG: Deuce Lutui, Greg Isdaner
RT: Levi Brown, Elliot Vallejo
TE: Jared Cook, Leonard Pope, Stephen Spach
Defense
LDE: Darnell Docket, Bryan Robinson, Kenny Iwebema
RDE: Bertrand Berry, Travis LaBoy
NT: Justin Bannan, Gabe Watson, Calais Campbell, Alan Branch
LOLB: Chike Okefaor, Victor Hobson
ILB: Gerald Hayes
ILB: Jason Phillips, Monty Beisel
ROLB: Karlos Dansby
LCB: Bryant McFadden, Mike Mickens
RCB: Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Ralph Brown
FS: Antrel Rolle, Matt Ware
SS: Adrian Wilson, Keith Lewis
Special Teams
K: Neil Rackers
P: Ben Graham
KR/PR: Steve Breaston
Players received via trade
Players drafted
Trades:
1)
ARI Gets:
WR Calvin Johnson
Pick #141
DET Gets:
WR Anquan Boldin
WR Early Doucet
TE Ben Patrick
Pick #31
Pick #95
2)
ARI Gets:
Pick #155
CAR Gets:
LB Clark Haggans
3)
ARI Gets:
DE/NT Justin Bannan
BAL Gets:
CB Roderick Hood
Draft:
Round 2, Pick 63: Jared Cook/TE/South Carolina
Round 4, Pick 127: Jeremiah Johnson/RB/Oregon
Round 5, Pick 141: Greg Isdaner/OG/West Virginia
Round 5, Pick 155: Mike Mickens/CB/Cincinnati
Round 5, Pick 159: Jason Phillips/LB/TCU
Summary
Our blockbuster trade was with the Detroit Lions. Maybe it was a trade that didnt need to be made, but we felt that it could help us in the long run. We gave up talented, but disgruntled receiver Anquan Boldin, 2 players, and 2 picks for Calvin Johnson and a 5th rounder. Jared Cook was a great addition to our offense thinking he can get vertical down the field giving Kurt Warner another threat to go to along Fitzgerald and Johnson. We feel that Edgerrin James has hit his high and that Tim Hightower needs a backup, so we were able to get Jeremiah Johnson late in the 4th round. Our offensive line is getting older so with pick 141 we selected Greg Isdaner to give us some depth and versatility on the O-Line. Late in the 5th round we took cornerback Mike Mickens from Cincinnati. We traded Rod Hood to Baltimore so we felt there is a need and depth at corner so that's the reason for the selection. And with our last pick, and second-to-last of the draft, we were able to get Jason Phillips, who we felt was highly regarded and fell way down the board and we were fortunate to get him. We are going to plug him in to one of the starting inside linebacker spots. Maybe our best acquisition, Justin Bannan, will start at nose tackle, which lets us move Darnell Dockett to the defensive end position opposite Bertrand Berry. We lost Clark Haggans and Rod Hood due to trades which knocks out some depth, but feel that it was best for the team. We feel that we addressed our needs through trade (NT) and the draft (TE, RB, OG, CB, ILB) and feel that we are a better football team now than we were just a few days ago.
Offense
QB: Kurt Warner, Matt Leinart, Brian St. Pierre
RB: Tim Hightower, Jeremiah Johnson, Edgerrin James
FB: Tim Castille
WR1: Larry Fitzgerald, Steve Breaston
WR2: Calvin Johnson, Jerheme Urban
LT: Mike Gandy, Brandon Keith
LG: Reggie Wells, Elton Brown
C: Lyle Sendlein
RG: Deuce Lutui, Greg Isdaner
RT: Levi Brown, Elliot Vallejo
TE: Jared Cook, Leonard Pope, Stephen Spach
Defense
LDE: Darnell Docket, Bryan Robinson, Kenny Iwebema
RDE: Bertrand Berry, Travis LaBoy
NT: Justin Bannan, Gabe Watson, Calais Campbell, Alan Branch
LOLB: Chike Okefaor, Victor Hobson
ILB: Gerald Hayes
ILB: Jason Phillips, Monty Beisel
ROLB: Karlos Dansby
LCB: Bryant McFadden, Mike Mickens
RCB: Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Ralph Brown
FS: Antrel Rolle, Matt Ware
SS: Adrian Wilson, Keith Lewis
Special Teams
K: Neil Rackers
P: Ben Graham
KR/PR: Steve Breaston
Players received via trade
Players drafted
Trades:
1)
ARI Gets:
WR Calvin Johnson
Pick #141
DET Gets:
WR Anquan Boldin
WR Early Doucet
TE Ben Patrick
Pick #31
Pick #95
2)
ARI Gets:
Pick #155
CAR Gets:
LB Clark Haggans
3)
ARI Gets:
DE/NT Justin Bannan
BAL Gets:
CB Roderick Hood
Draft:
Round 2, Pick 63: Jared Cook/TE/South Carolina
Round 4, Pick 127: Jeremiah Johnson/RB/Oregon
Round 5, Pick 141: Greg Isdaner/OG/West Virginia
Round 5, Pick 155: Mike Mickens/CB/Cincinnati
Round 5, Pick 159: Jason Phillips/LB/TCU
Summary
Our blockbuster trade was with the Detroit Lions. Maybe it was a trade that didnt need to be made, but we felt that it could help us in the long run. We gave up talented, but disgruntled receiver Anquan Boldin, 2 players, and 2 picks for Calvin Johnson and a 5th rounder. Jared Cook was a great addition to our offense thinking he can get vertical down the field giving Kurt Warner another threat to go to along Fitzgerald and Johnson. We feel that Edgerrin James has hit his high and that Tim Hightower needs a backup, so we were able to get Jeremiah Johnson late in the 4th round. Our offensive line is getting older so with pick 141 we selected Greg Isdaner to give us some depth and versatility on the O-Line. Late in the 5th round we took cornerback Mike Mickens from Cincinnati. We traded Rod Hood to Baltimore so we felt there is a need and depth at corner so that's the reason for the selection. And with our last pick, and second-to-last of the draft, we were able to get Jason Phillips, who we felt was highly regarded and fell way down the board and we were fortunate to get him. We are going to plug him in to one of the starting inside linebacker spots. Maybe our best acquisition, Justin Bannan, will start at nose tackle, which lets us move Darnell Dockett to the defensive end position opposite Bertrand Berry. We lost Clark Haggans and Rod Hood due to trades which knocks out some depth, but feel that it was best for the team. We feel that we addressed our needs through trade (NT) and the draft (TE, RB, OG, CB, ILB) and feel that we are a better football team now than we were just a few days ago.
QB:Tom Brady,Kevin O'Connel,Matt Guiterez
RB:Sammy Morris,Fred Taylor,Chris Wells,Kevin Faulk,Ben Jarvis Green Ellis
WR:Randy Moss,Wes Welker,Joey Galloway,Juaquin Iglelias,Greg Lewis,Sam Aiken,Matt Slater
ROT:Eben Britton,Ryan O'Callaghan
ROG:Eric Wood,Stephen Neal
C:Dan Koppen,Al Johnson
LOG:Logan Mankins,Billy Yates
LOT:Matt Light,Troy Kropog,Wesley Britt
TE:Ben Watson,Brandon Pettigrew,David Thomas,Chris Baker
DE:Richard Seymour,Titus Adams
NT:Vince Wilfork,Le Kevin Smith
DE:Ty Warren,
OLB:Adalius Thomas,Shawn Crable,Vince Redd
ILB:Jerod Mayo,Eric Alexander
ILB:Tedy Bruschi,Gary Guyton
OLB:Tully Banta Cain,Connor Barwin,Pierre Woods
CB:Leigh Bodden,Shawn Springs,Coye Francis,Mike Richardson
SS:James Sanders,Ray Ventrone,Tank Williams
FS:Brandon Merriweather,Antwann Spann
CB:Ellis Hobbs,Terrence Wheatley,Johnathan Wilhite
Picks
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23-Chris Wells
28-Brandon Pettigrew
34-Eben Britton
47-Connor Barwin
58-Eric Wood
89-Juaquin Iglesias
95-Troy Kropog
120-Coye Francis
Lost
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Nick Kazcur
Laurence Maroney
Jarvis Green
Mike Wright
Russ Hochstein
Summary: My draft was beast.
RB:Sammy Morris,Fred Taylor,Chris Wells,Kevin Faulk,Ben Jarvis Green Ellis
WR:Randy Moss,Wes Welker,Joey Galloway,Juaquin Iglelias,Greg Lewis,Sam Aiken,Matt Slater
ROT:Eben Britton,Ryan O'Callaghan
ROG:Eric Wood,Stephen Neal
C:Dan Koppen,Al Johnson
LOG:Logan Mankins,Billy Yates
LOT:Matt Light,Troy Kropog,Wesley Britt
TE:Ben Watson,Brandon Pettigrew,David Thomas,Chris Baker
DE:Richard Seymour,Titus Adams
NT:Vince Wilfork,Le Kevin Smith
DE:Ty Warren,
OLB:Adalius Thomas,Shawn Crable,Vince Redd
ILB:Jerod Mayo,Eric Alexander
ILB:Tedy Bruschi,Gary Guyton
OLB:Tully Banta Cain,Connor Barwin,Pierre Woods
CB:Leigh Bodden,Shawn Springs,Coye Francis,Mike Richardson
SS:James Sanders,Ray Ventrone,Tank Williams
FS:Brandon Merriweather,Antwann Spann
CB:Ellis Hobbs,Terrence Wheatley,Johnathan Wilhite
Picks
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23-Chris Wells
28-Brandon Pettigrew
34-Eben Britton
47-Connor Barwin
58-Eric Wood
89-Juaquin Iglesias
95-Troy Kropog
120-Coye Francis
Lost
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Nick Kazcur
Laurence Maroney
Jarvis Green
Mike Wright
Russ Hochstein
Summary: My draft was beast.
Philadelphia Eagles
Depth Chart
Depth Chart
TRADED FOR
QB- Kevin Kolb/Jake Delhomme/Alex Smith, A.J. Feeley
RB- Brian Westbrook, Laurence Marooney, Mewelde Moore, Jackie Battle, Lorenzo Booker, Eldra Buckley,
FB- Jason McKie, Dan Klecko, Kyle Eckel,
TE- Vernon Davis, Matt Schobel,
WR- Kevin Curtis, Jeremy Maclin, Jason Avant, Hank Baskett
WR- Desean Jackson,Reggie Brown, Shaun Bodiford, Danny Amendola,
LT- Winston Justice, Chris Patrick,
LG- Russ Hochstein/Allen Barbre,
C- Jamaal Jackson, Jon Dorenbos,
RG- Shawn Andrews,Nick Cole,
RT- Stacy Andrews, Mike Gibson, King Dunlap,
LE- Terrell Suggs, Michael Montgomery, Jaqua Parker Victor Abiamiri, Amon Gordon,
DT- Brodrick Bunkley, Colin Cole, Dan Klecko,
DT- Mike Patterson, Mike Wright,
RE- Tamba Hali, Darren Howard, Jarvis Green, Bryan Smith,
(SLB)LOLB- Chris Gocong, Brandon Chillar, Tank Daniels, Tracy White,
MLB- Stewart Bradley,Joe Mays, Charleston Hughes,
(WLB)ROLB- Derrick Johnson, Akeem Jordan, Bryan Smith.
LCB- Asante Samuel, Trae Williams,
FS- Quintin Demps/Sean Jones, Dimitri Patterson,
SS- Atarir Bigby, DeJuan Morgan,
RCB- Richard Marshall, Jack Ikegwuonu, Byron Parker
K- David Akers,
P- Sav Rocca,
KR- Jeremy Maclin/Shaun Bodiford/Desean Jackson
PR- Desean Jackson/Jeremy Maclin,
Additions- Jake Delhomme (CAR), Alex Smith (SF), Laurence Marooney (NE), Mewelde Moore (PIT), Jackie Battle (KC), Jason McKie (CHI), Vernon Davis (SF), Jeremy Maclin (DRAFT), Shaun Bodiford (GB), Russ Hochstein (NE), Allen Barbre (GB), Terrell Suggs (BAL), Michael Montgomery (GB), Mike Wright (NE), Colin Cole (GB), Tamba Hali (KC), Jarvis Green (NE), Brandon Chillar (GB), Derrick Johnson (KC), Atari Bigby (GB), Dejuan Morgan (KC)
PICKS Gained- 17
Subtractions-Donovan McNabb (QB), Max Jean-Giles (G), Todd Herremans (G), Brent Celek (TE), Trent Cole (DE), Trevor Laws (DT), Omar Gaither (OLB), Chris Clemons (LB), Joselio Hanson (CB), Sheldon Brown (CB), Quitin Mikell (S)
PICKS Lost- 21, 28, 53, 85, 117, 145, 149, 151, 181,
2010 2nd rounder
Entering this offseason, a few of the Eagles goals were;
Getting more offensive weapons-Yes, while this resulted in lossing McNabb, he was only getting older and has had recent injury issues. Now Kolb and newly acquired Jake Delhomme and Alex Smith will compete for the starting job. While we like Kolb very much, and anticipate him as franchise face for the next 10 years, competition will only help. Bringing in a vet in Delhomme who can start if needed, and a past #1 Overall looking for new life, should bring out the best in Kolb in what should be a very heated QB battle. At RB we still have the superstar Brian Westbrook, but he's aging. We we able to get some great depth for him in Laurence Marooney, Mewelde Moore, and a raw but talented young guy in Jackie Battle. Altogether they should form a very strong RB corps, taking enough pressure off Westbrook for him to excel.
In the receiving department, we added some explosive weapons for Kolb. First at TE, Vernon Davis. We believe that Davis' physical talents were just too good to pass on and anticipate him reaching his pro bowl potential. And one of our favorite additions, Jeremy Maclin at WR. He is a bit more of a polished WR then Jackson was coming out, but brings just as much explosion to the offense and return game. He and Jackson will scare and punish any opposing defense.
Another goal was to remain young. Now most will immediately look and see just one draft pick and think this is a veteran ran team but heres a stat for you all. The average starters age on the Eagles offense is 26.7, and 25.3 on defense, an overall average of 26. This is still a young team, ready to roll for years to come.
Final goal was to keep the D fairly intact. For the most part I think this was done. Dawkins was lost via FA, and will surely be missed, but Atari Bigby and DeJuan Morgan are similar players with slightly more limited coverage ability but will grow wonderfully in a Jim Johnson defense. Demps and newly signed Sean Jones will compete for the other S position. Samuel remains a cornerstone at CB, and his new running mate Richard Marshall is no pushover. While Brown was lost, I think Marshall has more potential. In the Front 7 I believe we only got better. We added and Explosive rusher in Suggs, and a solid DE overal in Hali, with guys like Michael Montgomery and Jarvis Green coming off the bench. We added depth in the middle with Mike Wright and Colin Cole to solid vets. And in the linebacking core we added playmaker Derrick Johnson in place of Gaither and added Brandon Chillar as a very capable backup.
Overall, I think this is an improved team in many regards. Maaybe a year away from a superbowl as Kolb will need time to grow, but wen he does, the ENTIRE surounding team is ready to go.
It was fun guys, I look forward to future IMD's...
Detriot Lions Depth Chart
GM: Ramsdraft1029
RED=Players aquired in trade
Blue= Players drafted
QB: Kyle Orton, Rhett Bhomar, Drew Stanton
RB: Kevin Smith, Maurice Morris, Avion Cason
FB: Jerome Felton
WR: Anquan Boldin, Bryant Johnson
WR: Early Doucet
TE: Bear Pascoe, Ben Patrick, Michael Gaines,
LT: Nick Kazcur, Jeff Backus, Damion Cook
LG: Montrae Holland
C: Alex Mack, Dominic Raiola
RG: Herman Johnson, Stephen Peterman, Manuel Ramirez
RT: Gosder Cherilus, Daniel Loper
DE: Dewayne White, Corey Smith
DT: Chuck Darby, Landon Cohen
DT: Peria Jerry, Langston Moore, Andre Fluellen
DE: Jared Devries, Grady Jackson
OLB: Ernie Sims, Cody Spencer,Ryan Nece
MLB: Jordon Dizon
OLB: Aaron Curry, Alex Lewis, Gilbert Gardener
CB: Travis Fisher, Eric King
SS: Daniel Bullocks
FS: Sean Smith, Gerald Alexander, Kalvin Pearson
CB: Brian Kelly, Keith Smith
Players Traded Away:
Ikaika Alama-Francis
Cory Redding
Cliff Avril
Calvin Johnson
*Jay Cutler*-was acquired then traded away
Players Acquired:
Early Doucet-Young Wide reciever who will be a solid WR in the future
Anquan Boldin- Slight downgrade from Calvin but considering picks i got, it was well worth it
Ben Patrick- Solid TE who will compete for starting job opposite Bear Pascoe
Nick Kazcur- Will play LT or RT opposite of Gosder Cherilos
Montrae Holland- Guard who will start for Detriot
Kyle Orton-Will play great inside insted of Chicago
Trumaine McBride- Solid CB depth
Review: I wanted a challenge for this IMD, so the i took the plunge and chose the Detriot Lions. How do you improve an 0-16 team? First you make a trade for a capable QB (Jay Cutler), it took alot to get Cutler but when Chicago sent me an offer for him, i couldnt refuse. I got a first round pick(18) that was better then the one i traded(20). And i got a 2nd round pick and a third! I had to trade him.
Kyle Orton was also in the deal. Although Orton is no Jay Cutler, Orton will excell indoors in detriot insted of the windy Chicago. I also recieved Trumaine McBride for CB depth.
I acquired several players i think will help this team in the long run, Montrae Holland was a backup in Dallas, he is a solid guard who i think can start for Detriot. Nick Kazcur was starting for the New England Patriots, so he will be apart of the new oline here in Detriot as a starting tackle.
I also delt Calvin Johnson, this was extremely difficult for me, trading him can make or break your IMD. But i feel like the stuff i got back was tramendous enough for me. Anquan Boldin is an elite WR in this league. Ben Patrick and Early Doucet are nice pieces to the puzzle. And i got multiple picks including a first rounder! To me it was a no brainer.
In the draft, picking Aaron Curry was a no brainer. IMO he is the #1 player in this draft. And when i got Kyle Orton, it was a no brainer. At 18 i chose Peria Jerry, a future probowler who has a great mix of run stuffing and pass rusher. He is a great addition to the team. At 31, i picked CB/FS Sean Smith. He helps the secondary tremendously, whether at FS or CB. The defense just looks and will play better with these 1st round picks. At 33, I picked Alex Mack. He starts at Center. He is a future probowler and the best center to be drafted in a while. At 53, i picked Hermon Johnson, Guard from LSU. He will start at guard for us opposite Montrae Holland. In the third round i picked Rhett Bhomar, a future starter in the league i feel. He could overtake Orton some day. I also picked Bear Pascoe, a TE who can start for Detriot.
I hope that you will vote for me, out of all my IMD's i feel like this one is my best. I have never won one before and im looking to win this one.
Hope you vote for me!
RamsDraft1029
GM: Ramsdraft1029
RED=Players aquired in trade
Blue= Players drafted
QB: Kyle Orton, Rhett Bhomar, Drew Stanton
RB: Kevin Smith, Maurice Morris, Avion Cason
FB: Jerome Felton
WR: Anquan Boldin, Bryant Johnson
WR: Early Doucet
TE: Bear Pascoe, Ben Patrick, Michael Gaines,
LT: Nick Kazcur, Jeff Backus, Damion Cook
LG: Montrae Holland
C: Alex Mack, Dominic Raiola
RG: Herman Johnson, Stephen Peterman, Manuel Ramirez
RT: Gosder Cherilus, Daniel Loper
DE: Dewayne White, Corey Smith
DT: Chuck Darby, Landon Cohen
DT: Peria Jerry, Langston Moore, Andre Fluellen
DE: Jared Devries, Grady Jackson
OLB: Ernie Sims, Cody Spencer,Ryan Nece
MLB: Jordon Dizon
OLB: Aaron Curry, Alex Lewis, Gilbert Gardener
CB: Travis Fisher, Eric King
SS: Daniel Bullocks
FS: Sean Smith, Gerald Alexander, Kalvin Pearson
CB: Brian Kelly, Keith Smith
Players Traded Away:
Ikaika Alama-Francis
Cory Redding
Cliff Avril
Calvin Johnson
*Jay Cutler*-was acquired then traded away
Players Acquired:
Early Doucet-Young Wide reciever who will be a solid WR in the future
Anquan Boldin- Slight downgrade from Calvin but considering picks i got, it was well worth it
Ben Patrick- Solid TE who will compete for starting job opposite Bear Pascoe
Nick Kazcur- Will play LT or RT opposite of Gosder Cherilos
Montrae Holland- Guard who will start for Detriot
Kyle Orton-Will play great inside insted of Chicago
Trumaine McBride- Solid CB depth
Review: I wanted a challenge for this IMD, so the i took the plunge and chose the Detriot Lions. How do you improve an 0-16 team? First you make a trade for a capable QB (Jay Cutler), it took alot to get Cutler but when Chicago sent me an offer for him, i couldnt refuse. I got a first round pick(18) that was better then the one i traded(20). And i got a 2nd round pick and a third! I had to trade him.
Kyle Orton was also in the deal. Although Orton is no Jay Cutler, Orton will excell indoors in detriot insted of the windy Chicago. I also recieved Trumaine McBride for CB depth.
I acquired several players i think will help this team in the long run, Montrae Holland was a backup in Dallas, he is a solid guard who i think can start for Detriot. Nick Kazcur was starting for the New England Patriots, so he will be apart of the new oline here in Detriot as a starting tackle.
I also delt Calvin Johnson, this was extremely difficult for me, trading him can make or break your IMD. But i feel like the stuff i got back was tramendous enough for me. Anquan Boldin is an elite WR in this league. Ben Patrick and Early Doucet are nice pieces to the puzzle. And i got multiple picks including a first rounder! To me it was a no brainer.
In the draft, picking Aaron Curry was a no brainer. IMO he is the #1 player in this draft. And when i got Kyle Orton, it was a no brainer. At 18 i chose Peria Jerry, a future probowler who has a great mix of run stuffing and pass rusher. He is a great addition to the team. At 31, i picked CB/FS Sean Smith. He helps the secondary tremendously, whether at FS or CB. The defense just looks and will play better with these 1st round picks. At 33, I picked Alex Mack. He starts at Center. He is a future probowler and the best center to be drafted in a while. At 53, i picked Hermon Johnson, Guard from LSU. He will start at guard for us opposite Montrae Holland. In the third round i picked Rhett Bhomar, a future starter in the league i feel. He could overtake Orton some day. I also picked Bear Pascoe, a TE who can start for Detriot.
I hope that you will vote for me, out of all my IMD's i feel like this one is my best. I have never won one before and im looking to win this one.
Hope you vote for me!
RamsDraft1029
Atlanta Falcons Depth Chart
QB: Matt Ryan, Chris Redman, D. J. Shockley
RB: Michael Turner, Jerious Norwood, Jason Snelling
FB: Ovie Mughelli
WR: Roddy White, Michael Jenkins, Harry Douglas, Brian Finneran, Laurent Robinson
TE: Ben Hartsock, Justin Peelle, James Casey
LT: Sam Baker, Renardo Foster
LG: Justin Blalock, Quinn Ojinnaka
C: Todd McClure, Alex Stepanovich, Brett Romberg
RG: Harvey Dahl, Ben Wilkerson
RT: Tyson Clabo, Will Svitek
K: Jason Elam
P: Michael Koenen
LS: Mike Schneck
RDE: John Abraham, Kroy Biermann
UT: Jonathan Babineaux, Jamaal Anderson
NT: Trey Lewis, Ron Brace
LDE: Chauncey Davis, Aaron Maybin
WLB: Stephen Nicholas, Coy Wire
MLB: Curtis Lofton, Tony Gilbert
SLB: Mike Peterson, Cody Brown
CB: Chris Houston, Von Hutchins, Chevis Jackson, Brent Grimes, Joe Burnett
FS: Erik Coleman, Eric Thatcher
SS: Thomas DeCoud, Jamaal Fudge, Antoine Harris
Additions: Brett Romberg C, Will Svitek OT, Mike Peterson LB
Losses: Todd Weiner OT, Grady Jackson DT, Keith Brooking OLB, Michael Boley OLB, Domonique Foxworth CB, Lawyer Milloy SS
Draft Picks: Aaron Maybin DE Penn St (1/24), Ron Brace DT Boston College (2/55), Cody Brown OLB UConn (3/90), James Casey TE Rice (4/121), Eric Thatcher S Pitt (5/135, & Joe Burnett CB UCF (5/152)
Summary: being a disciple of Bill Belichick and Scott Pioli, Atlanta GM Thomas Dimitroff followed the "Patriot Way" in free agency and made a few, small, fairly under-the-radar signings to either build depth and/or fit the team's offensive and defensive schemes. The big names that left were allowed to do so as Dimitroff stuck to his gameplan of building a team that was young, salary cap friendly, and fit the schemes well.
In regards to the Draft, the Falcons felt that they needed to address the defensive side of the ball almost exclusively. A pass-rush needed to be found from someone other than John Abraham. The interior DL needed to be better against the run. More depth was required at OLB and in the defensive backfield. The only offensive positions that looked like they might get a pick or two were the O-line and TE.
Aaron Maybin was considered a good value at 24, with the Falcons believing he could have been off the board as much as 10 - 12 picks higher. He won't start, being listed as the #2 LDE behind Chauncey Davis, but he'll see plenty of action in nickel and dime packages and as part of the DE rotation with Abraham, Davis, and Kroy Biermann.
The Falcons were also pleasantly surprised to see Ron Brace available at 55. He will immediately compete for a starting spot at NT with Trey Lewis.
UConn's Cody Brown may have been Atlanta's best pick as far as value is concerned, with the team considering him a legitmate 2nd round talent. He was a down DE in college, but will be groomed for a couple of years behind Mike Peterson to eventually become the team's SLB. He will also be on the special teams' coverage units and will be a down DE if injuries hit hard at that position.
James Casey was a BPA type of pick. No defensive player really wowed the Falcons at 121, and Casey's versatility and intangibles were a big plus. He can be a TE, a FB, an H-back, a special teamer, even a punt returner and a QB! Atlanta would like him to get get bigger and become a better blocker, but he offers Offensive Coordinator Mike Mularkey some interesting skills to play with.
Pitt's Eric Thatcher (pick 135) may lack prototypical size, but he brings all kinds of intangibles to the table (intelligence, instincts, etc...), is fast, and tackles well. He'll be a backup at FS and will be on the ST coverage units.
Central Florida's Joe Burnett (pick 152) isn't as big or as stopwatch fast as you'd like a CB to be, but he plays fast, is physical, leaps well, makes plays on the ball, and is a weapon with the ball in his hands, whether returning INTs, kickoffs, or punts. He looks to be the fifth CB and a backup KR/PR.
Post-Draft Cuts (if I'm allowed to do this for the purpose of this IMD): Thomas Brown RB, Jason Rader TE, Simon Fraser DE, Kindal Moorehead DT, Jason Jefferson DT Robert James OLB, David Irons CB
QB: Matt Ryan, Chris Redman, D. J. Shockley
RB: Michael Turner, Jerious Norwood, Jason Snelling
FB: Ovie Mughelli
WR: Roddy White, Michael Jenkins, Harry Douglas, Brian Finneran, Laurent Robinson
TE: Ben Hartsock, Justin Peelle, James Casey
LT: Sam Baker, Renardo Foster
LG: Justin Blalock, Quinn Ojinnaka
C: Todd McClure, Alex Stepanovich, Brett Romberg
RG: Harvey Dahl, Ben Wilkerson
RT: Tyson Clabo, Will Svitek
K: Jason Elam
P: Michael Koenen
LS: Mike Schneck
RDE: John Abraham, Kroy Biermann
UT: Jonathan Babineaux, Jamaal Anderson
NT: Trey Lewis, Ron Brace
LDE: Chauncey Davis, Aaron Maybin
WLB: Stephen Nicholas, Coy Wire
MLB: Curtis Lofton, Tony Gilbert
SLB: Mike Peterson, Cody Brown
CB: Chris Houston, Von Hutchins, Chevis Jackson, Brent Grimes, Joe Burnett
FS: Erik Coleman, Eric Thatcher
SS: Thomas DeCoud, Jamaal Fudge, Antoine Harris
Additions: Brett Romberg C, Will Svitek OT, Mike Peterson LB
Losses: Todd Weiner OT, Grady Jackson DT, Keith Brooking OLB, Michael Boley OLB, Domonique Foxworth CB, Lawyer Milloy SS
Draft Picks: Aaron Maybin DE Penn St (1/24), Ron Brace DT Boston College (2/55), Cody Brown OLB UConn (3/90), James Casey TE Rice (4/121), Eric Thatcher S Pitt (5/135, & Joe Burnett CB UCF (5/152)
Summary: being a disciple of Bill Belichick and Scott Pioli, Atlanta GM Thomas Dimitroff followed the "Patriot Way" in free agency and made a few, small, fairly under-the-radar signings to either build depth and/or fit the team's offensive and defensive schemes. The big names that left were allowed to do so as Dimitroff stuck to his gameplan of building a team that was young, salary cap friendly, and fit the schemes well.
In regards to the Draft, the Falcons felt that they needed to address the defensive side of the ball almost exclusively. A pass-rush needed to be found from someone other than John Abraham. The interior DL needed to be better against the run. More depth was required at OLB and in the defensive backfield. The only offensive positions that looked like they might get a pick or two were the O-line and TE.
Aaron Maybin was considered a good value at 24, with the Falcons believing he could have been off the board as much as 10 - 12 picks higher. He won't start, being listed as the #2 LDE behind Chauncey Davis, but he'll see plenty of action in nickel and dime packages and as part of the DE rotation with Abraham, Davis, and Kroy Biermann.
The Falcons were also pleasantly surprised to see Ron Brace available at 55. He will immediately compete for a starting spot at NT with Trey Lewis.
UConn's Cody Brown may have been Atlanta's best pick as far as value is concerned, with the team considering him a legitmate 2nd round talent. He was a down DE in college, but will be groomed for a couple of years behind Mike Peterson to eventually become the team's SLB. He will also be on the special teams' coverage units and will be a down DE if injuries hit hard at that position.
James Casey was a BPA type of pick. No defensive player really wowed the Falcons at 121, and Casey's versatility and intangibles were a big plus. He can be a TE, a FB, an H-back, a special teamer, even a punt returner and a QB! Atlanta would like him to get get bigger and become a better blocker, but he offers Offensive Coordinator Mike Mularkey some interesting skills to play with.
Pitt's Eric Thatcher (pick 135) may lack prototypical size, but he brings all kinds of intangibles to the table (intelligence, instincts, etc...), is fast, and tackles well. He'll be a backup at FS and will be on the ST coverage units.
Central Florida's Joe Burnett (pick 152) isn't as big or as stopwatch fast as you'd like a CB to be, but he plays fast, is physical, leaps well, makes plays on the ball, and is a weapon with the ball in his hands, whether returning INTs, kickoffs, or punts. He looks to be the fifth CB and a backup KR/PR.
Post-Draft Cuts (if I'm allowed to do this for the purpose of this IMD): Thomas Brown RB, Jason Rader TE, Simon Fraser DE, Kindal Moorehead DT, Jason Jefferson DT Robert James OLB, David Irons CB
CINCINNATI BENGALS
By only doing the draft, then no pre-draft trades was done to better this team. However, as far as the draft is concerned, the following is how the Bengals summarize their draft day.
"We, the Bengals, felt that the most important needs had to be addressed, first and for most. Unaddressed needs will absolutely continue to be addressed throughout the course of the season, as well as in next year's market of free agency."
Round 1 (#6): OT MICHAEL OHER. "We feel that once he successfully adds weight and bulk, he may very well end up being the best LT prospect in this year's draft. And with the concerns of Levi Jones' career in Cincinnati vastly coming to an end, then we felt that this was our most needed position player. We are very excited about having gotten Micheal Oher."
Round 2 (#38): SS WILLIAM MOORE. "We placed a very high value on obtaining a SS in this draft. We would love to make William Moore's transition to the next level as comfortable for him as it can be. Therefore, we don't expect him to be our starter in this upcoming season. Our plans are to see where he is come mid-season, before beginning to battle Ndukwe for the starter's role."
Round 3 (#70): C JONATHAN LUIGS. "We had hoped for Eric Wood with this pick. However, we are fully confident with Jonathan Luigs and his ability at center. One of the quickest centers off the snap, he will be a very valuable asset, especially to our dismal running game. He possesses a nice upside when it pertains to an offensive line's pass protection, as well. We hope he can prove our assessment to be correct and be our starter come opening day."
Round 4 (#102): LB ZACK FOLLETT. "We really love this guy's abilities against the rush. We believe that down the road he can and will be a very valuable asset to our linebacker corps. Though he still needs to be slightly polished in his pass coverage skills, he still brings alot of heart on every play. Zack Follett reminds us alot of a young Caleb Miller, but with more pop in every hit."
Round 5 (#134): DT MARLON FAVORITE. "We greatly needed a rotation guy in our defensive tackle corps. Plain and simple. We are set as far as whom our starters will be come opening day (Sims, Peko). And now Marlon Favorite will be joining Orien Harris and Jason Shirley in our rotation. We're definitely are more than pleased to have Favorite joining our defensive line."
By only doing the draft, then no pre-draft trades was done to better this team. However, as far as the draft is concerned, the following is how the Bengals summarize their draft day.
"We, the Bengals, felt that the most important needs had to be addressed, first and for most. Unaddressed needs will absolutely continue to be addressed throughout the course of the season, as well as in next year's market of free agency."
Round 1 (#6): OT MICHAEL OHER. "We feel that once he successfully adds weight and bulk, he may very well end up being the best LT prospect in this year's draft. And with the concerns of Levi Jones' career in Cincinnati vastly coming to an end, then we felt that this was our most needed position player. We are very excited about having gotten Micheal Oher."
Round 2 (#38): SS WILLIAM MOORE. "We placed a very high value on obtaining a SS in this draft. We would love to make William Moore's transition to the next level as comfortable for him as it can be. Therefore, we don't expect him to be our starter in this upcoming season. Our plans are to see where he is come mid-season, before beginning to battle Ndukwe for the starter's role."
Round 3 (#70): C JONATHAN LUIGS. "We had hoped for Eric Wood with this pick. However, we are fully confident with Jonathan Luigs and his ability at center. One of the quickest centers off the snap, he will be a very valuable asset, especially to our dismal running game. He possesses a nice upside when it pertains to an offensive line's pass protection, as well. We hope he can prove our assessment to be correct and be our starter come opening day."
Round 4 (#102): LB ZACK FOLLETT. "We really love this guy's abilities against the rush. We believe that down the road he can and will be a very valuable asset to our linebacker corps. Though he still needs to be slightly polished in his pass coverage skills, he still brings alot of heart on every play. Zack Follett reminds us alot of a young Caleb Miller, but with more pop in every hit."
Round 5 (#134): DT MARLON FAVORITE. "We greatly needed a rotation guy in our defensive tackle corps. Plain and simple. We are set as far as whom our starters will be come opening day (Sims, Peko). And now Marlon Favorite will be joining Orien Harris and Jason Shirley in our rotation. We're definitely are more than pleased to have Favorite joining our defensive line."
I apologize for not making it. I thought I would be able too, but I had to film my indy film I wrote yesterday. Sorry guys.
QUOTE (B_rent87 @ Apr 5 2009, 2:34:49 PM) 
I apologize for not making it. I thought I would be able too, but I had to film my indy film I wrote yesterday. Sorry guys.
It's cool RR drafted for you.
Green Bay Packers' DC
WR1: Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, Mike Thomas, Brett Swain
TE: Donald Lee, Chase Coffman, Jermichael Finley, Travis Beckum, Tory Humphrey, Evan Moore
LT: Jason Smith, Chad Clifton, Breno Giacomini
LG: Daryn Colledge, Josh Sitton
C: Scott Wells, Antoine Caldwell, Brennen Carvalho
RG: Jason Spitz, Trevor Canfield, Josh Sitton
RT: Jamon Meredith, Tony Moll, Nevin McCaskill
WR2: Donald Driver, Ruvell Martin, Chris Francies, Lorne Sam
QB: Aaron Rodgers, Brian Brohm, Matt Flynn
FB: Korey Hall, John Kuhn
RB: Ryan Grant, Brandon Jackson, Javon Ringer, DeShawn Wynn, Kregg Lumpkin, Joshua Abrams
LDE: Tommy Kelly, Justin Harrell
NT: Ryan Pickett, Sammie Lee Hill, Johnny Jolly, Fred Bledsoe, Anthony Toribio
RDE: Cullen Jenkins, Sammie Lee Hill, Alfred Malone
WOLB: Aaron Kampman, Lawrence Sidbury, Jason Hunter
WILB: AJ Hawk, Desmond Bishop, Danny Lansannah
SILB: Nick Barnett, Scott McKillop, Spencer Havner
SOLB: Jarrett Johnson, Brady Poppinga, Jeremy Thompson
CB1: Charles Woodson, Tramon Williams, Jairus Byrd, Will Blackmon
SS: Quentin Mikell, Aaron Rouse
FS: Nick Collins, Anthony Smith, Charlie Peprah
CB2: Al Harris, Patrick Lee, Kevin Barnes, Jarrett Bush
RED= Players acquired
Trades:
1. Packers receive:
Quentin Mikell, S
Eagles receive:
Michael Montgomery, DE
Brandon Chillar, LB
2. Packers receive:
Pick #43
Pick #98
Eagles receive:
Atari Bigby, S
Allen Barbre, G
GB 7th rounder
3. Packers receive:
Jarrett Johnson, OLB
Ravens receive:
Pick #73
4. Packers receive:
Tommy Kelly, DT/DE
Pick #71
Raiders receive:
Pick #43
5. Packers receive:
Pick #67
Pick #131
Pick #132
Chiefs receive:
James Jones, WR
6. Packers receive:
Pick #145
Pick #149
Pick #151
Eagles receive:
Colin Cole, DT
Picks:
Pick #9- Jason Smith, OT
Pick #41- Jamon Meredith, OT
Pick #67- Lawrence Sidbury, DE/OLB
Pick #71- Antoine Caldwell, C/OG
Pick #81- Chase Coffman, TE
Pick #98- Jairus Byrd, CB
Pick #105- Scott McKillop, ILB
Pick #131- Sammie Lee Hill, NT/DE
Pick #132- Javon Ringer, RB
Pick #137- Mike Thomas, WR
Pick #145- Trevor Canfield, OG
Pick #149- Kevin Barnes, CB
Pick #151- Travis Beckum, TE
Additions:
Quentin Mikell, SS
Jarrett Johnson, OLB
Tommy Kelly, DT/DE
Jason Smith, OT
Jamon Meredith, OT
Lawrence Sidbury, DE/OLB
Antoine Caldwell, C/G
Chase Coffman, TE
Jairus Byrd, CB
Scott McKillop, ILB
Sammie Lee Hill, DT/DE
Javon Ringer, RB
Mike Thomas, WR
Trevor Canfield, OG
Kevin Barnes, CB
Travis Beckum, TE
Losses:
Atari Bigby, SS
Michael Montgomery, DE
Brandon Chillar, LB
Allen Barbre, OG
James Jones, WR
Colin Cole, DT
WR1: Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, Mike Thomas, Brett Swain
TE: Donald Lee, Chase Coffman, Jermichael Finley, Travis Beckum, Tory Humphrey, Evan Moore
LT: Jason Smith, Chad Clifton, Breno Giacomini
LG: Daryn Colledge, Josh Sitton
C: Scott Wells, Antoine Caldwell, Brennen Carvalho
RG: Jason Spitz, Trevor Canfield, Josh Sitton
RT: Jamon Meredith, Tony Moll, Nevin McCaskill
WR2: Donald Driver, Ruvell Martin, Chris Francies, Lorne Sam
QB: Aaron Rodgers, Brian Brohm, Matt Flynn
FB: Korey Hall, John Kuhn
RB: Ryan Grant, Brandon Jackson, Javon Ringer, DeShawn Wynn, Kregg Lumpkin, Joshua Abrams
LDE: Tommy Kelly, Justin Harrell
NT: Ryan Pickett, Sammie Lee Hill, Johnny Jolly, Fred Bledsoe, Anthony Toribio
RDE: Cullen Jenkins, Sammie Lee Hill, Alfred Malone
WOLB: Aaron Kampman, Lawrence Sidbury, Jason Hunter
WILB: AJ Hawk, Desmond Bishop, Danny Lansannah
SILB: Nick Barnett, Scott McKillop, Spencer Havner
SOLB: Jarrett Johnson, Brady Poppinga, Jeremy Thompson
CB1: Charles Woodson, Tramon Williams, Jairus Byrd, Will Blackmon
SS: Quentin Mikell, Aaron Rouse
FS: Nick Collins, Anthony Smith, Charlie Peprah
CB2: Al Harris, Patrick Lee, Kevin Barnes, Jarrett Bush
RED= Players acquired
Trades:
1. Packers receive:
Quentin Mikell, S
Eagles receive:
Michael Montgomery, DE
Brandon Chillar, LB
2. Packers receive:
Pick #43
Pick #98
Eagles receive:
Atari Bigby, S
Allen Barbre, G
GB 7th rounder
3. Packers receive:
Jarrett Johnson, OLB
Ravens receive:
Pick #73
4. Packers receive:
Tommy Kelly, DT/DE
Pick #71
Raiders receive:
Pick #43
5. Packers receive:
Pick #67
Pick #131
Pick #132
Chiefs receive:
James Jones, WR
6. Packers receive:
Pick #145
Pick #149
Pick #151
Eagles receive:
Colin Cole, DT
Picks:
Pick #9- Jason Smith, OT
Pick #41- Jamon Meredith, OT
Pick #67- Lawrence Sidbury, DE/OLB
Pick #71- Antoine Caldwell, C/OG
Pick #81- Chase Coffman, TE
Pick #98- Jairus Byrd, CB
Pick #105- Scott McKillop, ILB
Pick #131- Sammie Lee Hill, NT/DE
Pick #132- Javon Ringer, RB
Pick #137- Mike Thomas, WR
Pick #145- Trevor Canfield, OG
Pick #149- Kevin Barnes, CB
Pick #151- Travis Beckum, TE
Additions:
Quentin Mikell, SS
Jarrett Johnson, OLB
Tommy Kelly, DT/DE
Jason Smith, OT
Jamon Meredith, OT
Lawrence Sidbury, DE/OLB
Antoine Caldwell, C/G
Chase Coffman, TE
Jairus Byrd, CB
Scott McKillop, ILB
Sammie Lee Hill, DT/DE
Javon Ringer, RB
Mike Thomas, WR
Trevor Canfield, OG
Kevin Barnes, CB
Travis Beckum, TE
Losses:
Atari Bigby, SS
Michael Montgomery, DE
Brandon Chillar, LB
Allen Barbre, OG
James Jones, WR
Colin Cole, DT
San Fransico 49ers:
WR- Issac Bruce, Josh Morgan Jason Hill
LT- Joe Staley, Barry Sims, Joe Toledo
LG- Max Jean-Gilles, Tony Wragge
C- Eric Heitman,David Baas, Cody Wallace
RG- Roberto Garza, Chilo Rachal
RT- Jonas Jennings, Xavier Fulton, Adam Snyder
TE- Brent Celek, Cornelius Ingram, Brian Jennings, Joe Jon Finely
QB- Matthew Stafford, Shaun Hill, Damon Huard, Pat White
FB- Moran Norris
RB- Frank Gore, Ryan Torain, Michael Robinson, Mike Goodson
WR- Brandon Jones, Arnaz Battle, Pat White
DE- Justin Smith, Kentwan Balmer
NT- Aubrayo Franklin, Isaac Sopoaga, Terrance Taylor
DE- Ray McDonald, Demetric Evans
OLB- Manny Lawson, Jay Moore
MLB- Patrick Willis, Ahmad Brooks, Justin Roland
MLB- Jeff Ulbrich, Takeo Spikes
OLB- Clint Sintim, Chris Clemons
CB- Nate Clements, Allen Rossum, Mark Hudson
FS- Mark Roman, Reggie Smith, Jimmy Williams
SS- Michael Lewis, Dashon Goldson
CB- Walt Harris, Shawntae Spencer, Tarell Brown
Picks:
10- Matthew Stafford QB Georgia: Has everything you look for in a Franchise signal caller. All the physical tools you could ask for, experience, and top notch intangibles. Not sure why he fell into our laps but we picked up the ONLY Franchise QB in the draft.
49- Clint Sintim OLB Virginia: Makes a ton of impact plays...Most behind the line of scrimmage. Is a fantastic pass rusher and is adequate in pass coverage. Starter from day 1.
83- Cornelius Ingram TE Florida: Former Gator basketball player. A pure pass catching tight end that is a mismatch waiting to happen for any defense. Will compliment Brent Celek perfectly. Will contribute immediately.
107- Pat White WR/QB West Virginia: The most electrifying player in the entire draft. Fantastic leader, will get a shot to play QB. He will find a place on the field at the start of the season; whether it is as a WR, Punt Return, Kick Return, Wildcat QB. He is a football player.
110- Terrance Taylor NT Michigan: Short squatty NT prospect. 3 year starter for the Wolverines. Played with a lot of NFL players at Michigan. Will work in a rotation at NT and could be our steal of the draft.
117- Xavier Fulton OT Illinois: This is a prospect pick. Has a lot of physical tools but not a lot of experience. Will be a third string or second string RT player during his rookie season. The hope is that after a year or two will be able to be a starting RT. Reminds me a lot of Mario Henderson
138- Mike Goodson RB Texas A&M: Is different than the other backs on the roster. More of a scat back with tons of potential. Could possibly play some WR but we believe he is a carbon copy of darren sproles (obviously taller). Can take it the distance from any area on the field.
Players/Picks Lost:
Vernon Davis TE
Alex Smith QB
pick 43
pick 76
Parys Haralason OLB
Players Gained:
Roberto Garza OG
Max Jean Gilles OG
Brent Celek TE
Chris Clemons OLB/DE
Ryan Torain RB
Summary:
Going into the offseason we wanted to become more physical up from on offense, add playmakers on offense and add some pass rushers on our defense. We believe our secondary is in good shape so we did not address that part of our team. We believe the additions of Sintim and Clemons will take a lot of pressure off of Justin Smith. Offensively we added 2 quality starting guards that are better run blockers than pass blockers. We added 2 new running backs to help carry the load with Frank Gore. Pat White will be another Antwaan Randle El and Brent Celek and Cornelius Ingram will form a great TE tandem. Finally, Matthew Stafford.... I can not believe he fell to us at Pick 10. We believe he is the only elite QB prospect in the draft. He will be surround by a re-built offense line; which is anchored by a future pro bowler in Joe Staley. He will benefit from a great running game and an above average WR core. We are very excited about our team moving forward. There is no reason this team cant win 10 or 11 games next season.
2010 Team Needs:
ILB
WR
OT
WR- Issac Bruce, Josh Morgan Jason Hill
LT- Joe Staley, Barry Sims, Joe Toledo
LG- Max Jean-Gilles, Tony Wragge
C- Eric Heitman,David Baas, Cody Wallace
RG- Roberto Garza, Chilo Rachal
RT- Jonas Jennings, Xavier Fulton, Adam Snyder
TE- Brent Celek, Cornelius Ingram, Brian Jennings, Joe Jon Finely
QB- Matthew Stafford, Shaun Hill, Damon Huard, Pat White
FB- Moran Norris
RB- Frank Gore, Ryan Torain, Michael Robinson, Mike Goodson
WR- Brandon Jones, Arnaz Battle, Pat White
DE- Justin Smith, Kentwan Balmer
NT- Aubrayo Franklin, Isaac Sopoaga, Terrance Taylor
DE- Ray McDonald, Demetric Evans
OLB- Manny Lawson, Jay Moore
MLB- Patrick Willis, Ahmad Brooks, Justin Roland
MLB- Jeff Ulbrich, Takeo Spikes
OLB- Clint Sintim, Chris Clemons
CB- Nate Clements, Allen Rossum, Mark Hudson
FS- Mark Roman, Reggie Smith, Jimmy Williams
SS- Michael Lewis, Dashon Goldson
CB- Walt Harris, Shawntae Spencer, Tarell Brown
Picks:
10- Matthew Stafford QB Georgia: Has everything you look for in a Franchise signal caller. All the physical tools you could ask for, experience, and top notch intangibles. Not sure why he fell into our laps but we picked up the ONLY Franchise QB in the draft.
49- Clint Sintim OLB Virginia: Makes a ton of impact plays...Most behind the line of scrimmage. Is a fantastic pass rusher and is adequate in pass coverage. Starter from day 1.
83- Cornelius Ingram TE Florida: Former Gator basketball player. A pure pass catching tight end that is a mismatch waiting to happen for any defense. Will compliment Brent Celek perfectly. Will contribute immediately.
107- Pat White WR/QB West Virginia: The most electrifying player in the entire draft. Fantastic leader, will get a shot to play QB. He will find a place on the field at the start of the season; whether it is as a WR, Punt Return, Kick Return, Wildcat QB. He is a football player.
110- Terrance Taylor NT Michigan: Short squatty NT prospect. 3 year starter for the Wolverines. Played with a lot of NFL players at Michigan. Will work in a rotation at NT and could be our steal of the draft.
117- Xavier Fulton OT Illinois: This is a prospect pick. Has a lot of physical tools but not a lot of experience. Will be a third string or second string RT player during his rookie season. The hope is that after a year or two will be able to be a starting RT. Reminds me a lot of Mario Henderson
138- Mike Goodson RB Texas A&M: Is different than the other backs on the roster. More of a scat back with tons of potential. Could possibly play some WR but we believe he is a carbon copy of darren sproles (obviously taller). Can take it the distance from any area on the field.
Players/Picks Lost:
Vernon Davis TE
Alex Smith QB
pick 43
pick 76
Parys Haralason OLB
Players Gained:
Roberto Garza OG
Max Jean Gilles OG
Brent Celek TE
Chris Clemons OLB/DE
Ryan Torain RB
Summary:
Going into the offseason we wanted to become more physical up from on offense, add playmakers on offense and add some pass rushers on our defense. We believe our secondary is in good shape so we did not address that part of our team. We believe the additions of Sintim and Clemons will take a lot of pressure off of Justin Smith. Offensively we added 2 quality starting guards that are better run blockers than pass blockers. We added 2 new running backs to help carry the load with Frank Gore. Pat White will be another Antwaan Randle El and Brent Celek and Cornelius Ingram will form a great TE tandem. Finally, Matthew Stafford.... I can not believe he fell to us at Pick 10. We believe he is the only elite QB prospect in the draft. He will be surround by a re-built offense line; which is anchored by a future pro bowler in Joe Staley. He will benefit from a great running game and an above average WR core. We are very excited about our team moving forward. There is no reason this team cant win 10 or 11 games next season.
2010 Team Needs:
ILB
WR
OT
Please keep your depth charts as up to date as possible as other GMs will be looking here for possible trades.
Chiefs Depth Chart:
QB: Matt Cassell-Brodie Croyle-Ingle Martin
HB: Larry Johnson-Jamal Charles-Kolby Smith-Dantrell Savage
FB: Mike Cox-Jed Collins
WR1: Dwayne Bowe-Will Franklin-Terrance Copper-C.J. Jones
WR2: James Jones-Mark Bradley-Kevin Robinson
WR3: Bobby Engram-Devard Darling-Jeff Webb
TE: Tony Gonzalez-Brad Cottam
LT: Brandon Albert-Herb Taylor-Andrew Carnahan
LG: Brian Waters-Brian De La Puente-Edwin Harrison
C: Rudy Niswanger-Edwin Harrison
RG: Wade Smith-Tarvarres Washington
RT: Todd Herremans-Damion McIntosh-Barry Richardson
LDT: Glenn Dorsey-Derek Lokey-T.J. Jackson
NT: Tank Tyler-Ron Edwards
RDT: Tyson Jackson-Turk McBride-Alfonso Boone
LOLB: Trent Cole-Andy Studebaker-Curtis Gatewood
LILB: Omar Gaither-Monty Beisel-Corey Mays
RILB: Mike Vrabel-Demorrio Williams-Weston Dacus
ROLB: Elvis Dumervil-Brian Johnston-Wallace Gilberry
CB1: Brandon Flowers-Maurice Leggett
CB2: Brandon Carr-Ricardo Colcough
CB3: Travis Daniels
FS: Jerrod Page-Jon McGraw
SS: Bernard Pollard-Jon McGraw
K: Connor Barth
P: Dustin Colquitt
KR/PR: Kevin Robinson
Picks:
#12 - Tyson Jackson
6th round
7th round
Trades:
1. Chiefs trade Derrick Johnson, #98, Tamba Hali, Jackie Battle and DaJuan Morgan to the Eagles for Todd Herremans, Trent Cole and Omar Gaither
2. Chiefs trade pick #3 and Tyler Thigpen for Elvis Dumervil, #12 and #132
3. Chiefs trade #67, #131 and #132 to the Packers for James Jones
Summary:
I'm not going to waste your time with a long summary, the Chiefs were 2-14 last season so I just aimed to make them better, I believe I did. I got 2 great, athletic DEs who can play 3-4 OLB for them, an excellent 3-4 DE in Tyson Jackson, a very good #2 WR in James Jones and a good, steady RT in Herremans. I think the Chiefs can contend for their division next season.
Chiefs Depth Chart:
QB: Matt Cassell-Brodie Croyle-Ingle Martin
HB: Larry Johnson-Jamal Charles-Kolby Smith-Dantrell Savage
FB: Mike Cox-Jed Collins
WR1: Dwayne Bowe-Will Franklin-Terrance Copper-C.J. Jones
WR2: James Jones-Mark Bradley-Kevin Robinson
WR3: Bobby Engram-Devard Darling-Jeff Webb
TE: Tony Gonzalez-Brad Cottam
LT: Brandon Albert-Herb Taylor-Andrew Carnahan
LG: Brian Waters-Brian De La Puente-Edwin Harrison
C: Rudy Niswanger-Edwin Harrison
RG: Wade Smith-Tarvarres Washington
RT: Todd Herremans-Damion McIntosh-Barry Richardson
LDT: Glenn Dorsey-Derek Lokey-T.J. Jackson
NT: Tank Tyler-Ron Edwards
RDT: Tyson Jackson-Turk McBride-Alfonso Boone
LOLB: Trent Cole-Andy Studebaker-Curtis Gatewood
LILB: Omar Gaither-Monty Beisel-Corey Mays
RILB: Mike Vrabel-Demorrio Williams-Weston Dacus
ROLB: Elvis Dumervil-Brian Johnston-Wallace Gilberry
CB1: Brandon Flowers-Maurice Leggett
CB2: Brandon Carr-Ricardo Colcough
CB3: Travis Daniels
FS: Jerrod Page-Jon McGraw
SS: Bernard Pollard-Jon McGraw
K: Connor Barth
P: Dustin Colquitt
KR/PR: Kevin Robinson
Picks:
#12 - Tyson Jackson
6th round
7th round
Trades:
1. Chiefs trade Derrick Johnson, #98, Tamba Hali, Jackie Battle and DaJuan Morgan to the Eagles for Todd Herremans, Trent Cole and Omar Gaither
2. Chiefs trade pick #3 and Tyler Thigpen for Elvis Dumervil, #12 and #132
3. Chiefs trade #67, #131 and #132 to the Packers for James Jones
Summary:
I'm not going to waste your time with a long summary, the Chiefs were 2-14 last season so I just aimed to make them better, I believe I did. I got 2 great, athletic DEs who can play 3-4 OLB for them, an excellent 3-4 DE in Tyson Jackson, a very good #2 WR in James Jones and a good, steady RT in Herremans. I think the Chiefs can contend for their division next season.
Carolina Panthers
Depth Chart:
| Offense |
QB-12 Josh McCown
3 Matt Moore
13 Nate Davis
RB-34 Deangelo Williams
28 Jonathan Stewart
22 Decori Birmingham
FB-45 Brad Hoover
WR-89 Steve Smith
87 Muhsin Muhammad
80 Dwayne Jarrett
10 Ryne Robinson
11 Jason Carter
TE-47 Jeff King
88 Dante Rosario
82 Gary Barnidge
LT-69 Jordan Gross
LG-70 Travelle Wharton
65 Mackenzy Bernadeau
C-67 Ryan Kalil
RG-68 Keydrick Vincent
66 Andy Levitre
RT-79 Jeff Otah
74 Geoff Schwartz
| Defense |
RE-90 Everette Brown
66 Hilee Taylor
DT-99 Maake Kemoeatu
92 Damione Lewis
93 Trevor Laws
78 Nick Hayden
LE-96 Tyler Brayton
95 Charles Johnson
WLB-58 Thomas Davis
55 Clark Haggans
MLB-52 Jon Beason
57 Dan Connor
SLB-53 Na'ill Diggs
54 Landon Johnson
CB-20 Chris Gamble
24 Sheldon Brown
27 C.J. Wilson
29 Kevin Ellison
23 Dante Wesley
FS-30 Charles Godfrey
25 Nate Salley
SS-43 Chris Harris
26 Quinton Teal
| Special Teams |
K-4 John Kasay
5 Rhys Lloyd
P-7 Jason Baker
Added:
CB Sheldon Brown
LB Clark Haggans
DT Trevor Laws
Drafted:
#21 Everette Brown
#59 Andy Levitre
#93 Nate Davis
#124 Kevin Ellison
Lost:
QB Jake Delhomme
CB Richard Marshall
DE Julius Peppers
Summary:
My goals this offseason were 1)Trade into first round 2)Trade DE Julius Peppers 3)Add depth to Defensive Line 4)Add depth to offensive line 5)Trade/Draft starting worthy CB. I accomplished all of these goals in my opinion. I added a solid offensive lineman, replaced Julius Peppers, added a defensive tackle and traded for CB Sheldon Brown.
Although I lost my QB, Matt Moore or Josh McCown are ready to jump in and start. I was lucky that Everette Brown slipped to me and he is a great replacement for Julius Peppers. Overall, I would say I did great with my draft picks and didn't set my team too far back by trading key players.
I would give myself an A/A- this offseason.
Depth Chart:
| Offense |
QB-12 Josh McCown
3 Matt Moore
13 Nate Davis
RB-34 Deangelo Williams
28 Jonathan Stewart
22 Decori Birmingham
FB-45 Brad Hoover
WR-89 Steve Smith
87 Muhsin Muhammad
80 Dwayne Jarrett
10 Ryne Robinson
11 Jason Carter
TE-47 Jeff King
88 Dante Rosario
82 Gary Barnidge
LT-69 Jordan Gross
LG-70 Travelle Wharton
65 Mackenzy Bernadeau
C-67 Ryan Kalil
RG-68 Keydrick Vincent
66 Andy Levitre
RT-79 Jeff Otah
74 Geoff Schwartz
| Defense |
RE-90 Everette Brown
66 Hilee Taylor
DT-99 Maake Kemoeatu
92 Damione Lewis
93 Trevor Laws
78 Nick Hayden
LE-96 Tyler Brayton
95 Charles Johnson
WLB-58 Thomas Davis
55 Clark Haggans
MLB-52 Jon Beason
57 Dan Connor
SLB-53 Na'ill Diggs
54 Landon Johnson
CB-20 Chris Gamble
24 Sheldon Brown
27 C.J. Wilson
29 Kevin Ellison
23 Dante Wesley
FS-30 Charles Godfrey
25 Nate Salley
SS-43 Chris Harris
26 Quinton Teal
| Special Teams |
K-4 John Kasay
5 Rhys Lloyd
P-7 Jason Baker
Added:
CB Sheldon Brown
LB Clark Haggans
DT Trevor Laws
Drafted:
#21 Everette Brown
#59 Andy Levitre
#93 Nate Davis
#124 Kevin Ellison
Lost:
QB Jake Delhomme
CB Richard Marshall
DE Julius Peppers
Summary:
My goals this offseason were 1)Trade into first round 2)Trade DE Julius Peppers 3)Add depth to Defensive Line 4)Add depth to offensive line 5)Trade/Draft starting worthy CB. I accomplished all of these goals in my opinion. I added a solid offensive lineman, replaced Julius Peppers, added a defensive tackle and traded for CB Sheldon Brown.
Although I lost my QB, Matt Moore or Josh McCown are ready to jump in and start. I was lucky that Everette Brown slipped to me and he is a great replacement for Julius Peppers. Overall, I would say I did great with my draft picks and didn't set my team too far back by trading key players.
I would give myself an A/A- this offseason.
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In 1st place we have the New England Patriots and pats4life23!
In 2nd place we have the Detroit Lions and ramsdraft1029!
and in 3rd place we have the San Fransisco 49ers and rockfromcon!
Thanks for all who particpated! It was a blast!
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