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Draft Simulator (Lets see What You Got)

Daddy_Uncle

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rayzor Grand Master

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lol i typically waited until our 4th pick to start taking trades and only took them if all the picks were for this year. i'd end up with about 15-20 drafted players consistently.

this was the first time i decided to take picks for next year and i wound up with this...

https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/user-mock-drafts/2023/user-mock-1139211

not sure if it will link my whole draft but i wound up with CJ Stroud and i didn't really care who after that lol just picked who ever they suggested, but we also got these picks for next year:

1st: 5 (2 from texans, one from san fran, one from raiders, and one from steelers)

2nd: 2 (from houston and seattle)

3rd: 1 (from san fran)

4th: 3 (2 from houston, 1 from seattle)

5th: 1 (from raiders)

6th: 1 (from Houston)

7th:  1 (from raiders)

and all i gave up was a 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 2 5ths.

 

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Pick 9. Anthony Richardson - QB Florida 

Pick 39. Dalton Kincaid - TE Utah

Pick 61. Marvin Mimms WR Oklahoma

Pick 93. Zach Charbonnet RB UCLA

Pick. 114. Tyrique Stevenson CB Miami

Pick 132. Ventrell Miller LB Florida

Pick 147. Nick Hampton LB/DE Pass rush specialist App State

I didn't trade and went BPA early. Stroud was available at 9 but Richardson's upside is undeniable, especially if the Panthers end up with the Eagles QB Coach at OC. You can roll with a new 6'5 tight end who can block and catch, a speedy slot type receiver to attack and stretch the field vertically, Charbonnet who is a 3 down back with Pro Bowl potential in Year 1. 

Stevenson to shore up the secondary and potentially develop into a guy, Ventrell Miller to add a rookie to the LB room and hopefully develop. Nick Hampton as a pass rush specialist in a passing league late who may be able to develop into a 3 down roll with some experience and NFL weight training. Reminds me a lot of Brian Burns with his dip and speed. Played his best against P5 competition while at App. Great value pick at 149.

 

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Sort of like this better.

22. O'Cyrus Torrance - G Florida - Absolute road grader having watched him at Louisiana and then at Florida

58. Dalton Kincaid - TE Utah Could develop into one of the next great tight ends in the NFL

61. Zach Charbonnet - RB UCLA Day 1 starter

90. Hendon Hooker - QB Tennessee Taken in the 3rd round, he's given time to develop at minimal cost

93. Marvin Mimms - WR Oklahoma - Vertical field maker which, along with Kincaid, would open up a whole new world for the Panthers offense

132. Mekhi Gardner - CB LSU - Know the name, don't know much about him other than I think he was projected as 1 st round pick a couple of years ago. Not sure how he fell off a cliff but his former secondary coach left and that could have something to do with it. Huge value here.

134. Luke Schoonmaker - TE Michigan - When he's not out making schooners, he's dominating safeties. Two capable tight ends, along with Mimms, Moore, Marshall, and Charbonnet give this Panthers offense the potential to be one of the leagues best in two years time

147. Adetomiwa Adebawore - Edge Northwestern - Incredible drop for such a talented player. May be one of those late round guys you usually see other teams get and make you ask how they dropped so far

150. Jammie Robinson - S Florida State - Huge upside, very heady player who could call the defense with some seasoning

159. Nick Hampton - Edge App State - The doctor called and gave me a prescription for more pass rush. This guy is Brian Burns v 2.0 without 3 down potential. Amazing bend, 4.5 speed at 6'4 240 lbs. Watched him all his career at App State and many South Carolina fans may remember him as 31 who just wrecked the game, along with current Bengal's linebacker Akeem Davis-Gaither. Those guys shut it down at the end. Had a sack at Texas A&M and I believe 2.5 against UNC this year. Amazing value potential here.

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