kind of a boring draft.....seemed to me that the talent pool was kind of low outside of the top ten. perhaps im hard to please

mostly busts again. is this the new normal? at this pointy in time i cannot recall a draft i was involved in that produced an equal amount of boom & bust

the standouts

FS Harvey Redbeard keeps a 2600 trade value despite busting 3. easy choice for the Buccaneers with the first pick. lucky landing him considering a 4-12 record usually doesnt land a first pick and that there were four other teams with that record. Buccaneers finished 22nd in yards allowed per game.....they will finish higher in 1944

TE John Camacho is a steal for the Wave at pick number 5. he will gain about 5 in max speed if switched to RB......very nice for a player with close to maxed out ratings

FS Stu Ungar will be joining a very talented young defense in the midst of a rebuild. new owner Shrillex_B & the Rollers are lucky to land him with the 7th pick *Stu Ungar was a card playing prodigy in real life.....probably the best ever*

both the Blue Knights & Fromagers boost their run games in a major way

RB Cheddar Curd will be a top 5 rusher immediately. an excellent selection with the 9th pick......my pick for steal of the draft. the Fromagers also drafted the highest rated offensive lineman RT Anthony McClellan with the 40th pick....cannot recall the last time i seen a 2600 player drafted that late

TE Sir Galahad & RT Michael Evans the Blue Knights chose high volatility and were rewarded with two elite players. Galahad is likely to transition to RB while Evans is rated as the third best offensive lineman taken with the 48th pick

C David Koresh was a risky pick for the Stallions. luckily for them he boomed 9 and is now in the 2600 club. however, i feel Waco is gonna need more help up front if they intend to advance to Stage 2. good thing they found an excellent keystone for building

and in other news....the Ironmen roster has been trimmed to 60......wonder what is going to happen to them