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Horrible camp for the Raiders, 3 cuts coming tonight. Harper and Kimbrel might not see week 1 while Machado will probably stick around as will Moustakas.
RB Wallace 9/4 35/64 RB Woodbury 5/-7 33/57 TE Reid 9/7 42/82 WR Bash 3/-9 43/63 WR Henderson 6/-7 43/64 WR Grogg 2/-7 37/61 LG Copeland 20/10 59/86 C Russell 2/-6 49/75 RG Sherlock 11/3 44/76 RT Mercado 1/-3 49/90 K Phillips 10/11 44/85 (Free Agent signing) MLB Forman 0/-17 26/42 MLB Jordan 8/7 36/69
I should really stop drafting WR. The last WR i did draft that did boom was Russel 3 seasons ago. The only one this year is the one converted into RB. Russel didnt pay of, too bad could have been a elite Center. Mercado has been a disapointment, not because of the -3 future Rating but becaus of +1 now. Copeland, Reid and Jordan are the highlits of an overall weak draft.
We had a pretty good draft. I'm very happy with how the o linemen turned out. The only disappointment was the 3rd round LB.
Last edited 2/13/2019 8:32 pm
Re: 2008 Training Camp
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2/12/2019 4:02 pm
everybody busts except Schumacher who I had switched from LB to DE. He still has to gain a few lbs but his speed should still end up in the 70's somewhere. Other than him a horrible camp.
One of my best drafts ever. 1st rd FS Robertson +12/6 (49/87) 2nd rd WR Creamer +7/7 (42/84) 2nd rd QB Misner +13/7 (52/79) 3rd rd RDE Foster +7/3 (36/72) 3rd rd LDE Schmidt +9/2 (44/72) 3rd rd SLB Russell +10/1 (46/70) 4th rd TE Mitts +5/3 (45/74) 4th rd MLB Willette +8/5 (38/69) 5th rd RT Blomquist +6/2 (44/72) I had two players go down by 2 which was a 5th rd RG and 6th rd TE. My biggest busts were a 4th rd WR (-7) and 7th rd DT (-21).
