re: RMD 2011 - In the Books!

I look at talent, depth chart, school and coaching and make my decision from there. Most guys won't be four year starters, but I look for two or three year starters at major BCS schools because they have more chances for awards and to become major draft picks, and just be better players. I also look at where they are playing. LB from Penn State and tOSU, DB's from bama, QB's from SMU, Houston, WR from Mizzou, etc get a bump. Offensive lineman from UGA get a downgrade. That's pretty much my strategy. The first few rounds are pretty much best player available and it's hard to mess up unless you just pick a total bust player.

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So I'm trying to figure out my strategy for drafting. What would be theoretically better here... a guy ranked #20 overall but may have to sit a year or two or a guy ranked #40 overall but will be a 4 year starter?

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Since there's no really official scoring method.. I'd just say pick the guys who you think will end up the best (of course you get into how do you define best, but whatever you think).

For me, best are the guys that will be studs in college and NFL stars.

Pasty has made a motion for the "Noon Rule."

The idea of the rule is that if you are within 3 people of your pick the night before, if you have not either submitted your pick via email or on the board, you are subject to be bumped along.

Thoughts? Any detractors? I think it will help propel this along a little faster.

Agreed

No post of it.

Mine is my name here @gmail, if you want to send me one so that I can prompt you for picks.

Jdjudice@gmail.com

thanks

Just shot you an email.

BTW, thanks for not selecting my first round pick.

My God, some of these fools are taking forever. They are not deciding who to take, they simply aren't checking the board. We'll be doing this for over two months at this rate.

Yeah TSB4L hasn't been on in over a week, I doubt he even knows we started.