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Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 05:15 PM

The 2024 NFL Amateur Draft!


At 1.1, Seattle takes QB Mitchell McGee

TE Meyer went 1.8. If he fell, I might have moved. Know who’s still on the board? Alcott

It’s 1.11. Should I make a play for Alcott? Alcott is 7.0 grade, 0.6 above any other raw players, and adjusted 7.6. Someone is takimg him before he gets to us.

Could I trade here for the 1.11 pick to ensure I get the only major player I want?

According to the draft pick value chart, the 1.24 is worth 740 and the 1.11 is 1250. So I would need to add 510 points. That’s the value of a high 2.nd round. Pick 39 over, 2.7 Is worth 510.

I can’t make this trade, so they grab a RB from the board . But at 1.12 is the first of defensive needy teams with Chicago. And I save 50 points by waiting until 1.12. Chicago needs LB, S, and Dt. I need 460 points to move up from 24 to 12. That’s pick 44 in the draft, 2.12.

The Bears won’t take a future 2nd for the trade.

You need a stud DT ot make 3-4 work right? I can’t not make this deal

I can’t get a future 6th or 7th and the 2nd as well

Players? They could seriously use a nice OG. Now I was hoping to extend OG Maurer as my starter, and then let either Bitonio or Scherff go, whichever falls in Camp. But I don’t have to. Chicago doesn’t want Maurer. Atlanta? San Diego? Sure! But not Chicago . They don’t want SS Kempthron either. Colts? Okay! Bears? Nah

I make an offer:

I give:

My 1/24
Next year’s 2nd rounder
The following year’s 3rd rounder

I get:
This year’s 1.12
Next year’s 4th
The following year’s 5th

I accept and I take Alcott and head to bed.


Who would have been there at 1.24?


LB Butch May? RT Dean Griffith? RB Frog Man Lotter? WR Erik Frederick?

The Bears take OT Griffith. I would have done the same. He’s BPA in my mind,

Frog Man goes 1.25

Frederick at pick 35

May 37

This great TE is falling. No one is grabbing him. Move up and make a play? Nah, I’m out of ammo for that. He goes to Oakland at 52, and we are at 56, so TE Hammers, almost made it to me!



At 2.23, take WR Colin Finch? LT Trenton henry? RB Jordan? LB Gerrity? I feel like Finch is the last good WR on the board. But Gerrity is good, and odd, while there are other OTs and Lbs out there. And yet, LT Henry is pretty solid. 1 red and three blues for Henry. He looks to be a pass locking specialist, which matches what you want from an LT generally, and someone guarding Arledge specifically. Both are good

But I have three Ots on my roster that can start. And yet, I have depth at LB and WR as well. So none of my three major targets are the top player that was needed.

So I go OT

Finch foes to GB two picks later

12 picks fall off the 3rd round. Is Garrity going to fall to me at 3?

Nape He goes 17th to the Bears. If you recall, they needed to up their D considerably.




3rd – With no obvious draftee that fell, who is my choice here? LG Harrison? Nope! TE Jon Franklin. Franklin is horrible at blocking, great at catching.

4th round? LG Salvador Harrison!

5.4 - LB Derek Newhart

5.23 – I’m taking a flyer on SS Zachary Jude. Horrible bars. Great combine stats for here, and affinity with my team

6th – LB Dexter tubs? Nah. A BAP on the board is DE Gibson. How is he still there?

7th - DT Tito Nelson

Amateur Draft Report:

Rnd 1 - Damien Alcott, DT, Louisville
Rnd 2 - Trenton Henry, T, Virginia
Rnd 3 - Jon Franklin, TE, Georgia Tech
Rnd 4 - Salvador Harrison, G, Tennessee Tech
Rnd 5 - Derek Newhart, OLB, Southern Mississippi
Rnd 5 - Zachary Jude, S, Penn State
Rnd 6 - Willie Gibson, DE, UCLA
Rnd 7 - Tito Nelson, DT, Washington State

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 06:06 PM

Early draft results:

TE Franklin 25/53
SS Jude – 21/35
DT Nelson 21/63
LT Henry – 27/63
OG Harrison – 12/53
OLB Newhart 29/65
DE Gibson – 25/66

Oh, and Alcott?

53/91

He is the top rated rookie on the Green Page

Anyone I like in FA?

I make an offer to Lukas Kelley

These UFA:

QB Sebastian Pelfray
RB Alex Powell
WR Mitch Rivera
LB Dexter Tubbs
DE Shaun Yaros

LB Sawyer Nelson is holding out

Week 1 – I sign 2 players

Week 2 – I get another

Week 3 – All of my signings are done

Anyone else I want? No

CAMP!!!

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 06:51 PM

I make some cuts:

QB pelfrey
OG Harrison – He busted hard, down to 15/33
RB Powell


NT Michael Dunn. It was time. He was with me for 9 years



I trade backup DT Morton to the eagles for their 2027 4th rounder


I trade OT Bryce Owens to the Giants to swap our 6th for their 3rd in 20206

I extend LT Neumeyer by a year. He’s 44/58 and was cheaper than Owens to extend

We go 2-2 in the preseason


Final changes:

After the preseason, my OG competitions are Bitonio at 59, Maurer at 60 and Scherff at 56.

I extend OG Bitonio for a year

I want to give OG Maurer a 4 year, 10 mill deal, but he’s angry and won’t do it. Ah well. What about OT? Smith ebbed to 51/51. I am going to start him, and then move to Trenton Henry next year

SS Zachery Jude has dropped to 21/31. I cut him

CB Harrison dropped to 48/48. We start Canada instead.

I give Sawyer Nelson 4 years, 45 mill

DE Horner busted to 43/43. It’s time….

I have 4 dsolid Des.

Norm Pucillo – 52/65
Willie Gibson – 32/63
Shaun Yaros – 27/60
Horner 43/43
Stanton 87/87

It’s a great irony that the UFA, Yaros, this year and the UFA last year, Pucillo, will rpealce a UFA finding that was awesome. I’d love to keep him. Especially since I think this may be Stanton’s last year with us, I can’t keep increase his salary with the Tag each year.

With 116.0 sacks, I can only hope that Horner, he can find a landing pad, and get some more sacks. He will land between Suggs and Mathis, career wise at 116.

I trade LB Dylan Nichols to the Eagles for thier 4th in 2026. He was 54/54

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 06:52 PM

Code:


Front Office Football Eight
Cleveland Browns Roster, Scout Overview
 
  Player                #  Pos  Start Exp  Current Estimate Future Estimate  Cntrct
Kelley, Lukas          108 QB    QB    4    37              52              2 yrs.
Arledge, Brendan        114 QB          9    39              39              4 yrs.
##Griffin III, Robert  102 QB          13  18              18              2 yrs.
Lorey, Diego            222 RB    RB    4    76              76              3 yrs.
Estell, Moe            220 RB          2    47              58              3 yrs.
Snyder, Colin          235 RB          2    44              57              2 yrs.
##Angus, Nathan        230 RB          4    47              47              1 yr. 
Schuster, Ralph        331 FB    FB    6    65              65              4 yrs.
Franklin, Jon          446 TE          1    30              49              4 yrs.
Ruddy, Edgar            442 TE          3    39              44              2 yrs.
Nail, Eugene            487 TE    TE    8    37              37              3 yrs.
##Timlin, Mackenzie    482 TE          3    36              36              2 yrs.
Riley, Rodney          586 FL    SE    3    69              69              2 yrs.
Lynch, Gabriel          513 FL          8    55              55              2 yrs.
Wright, Dustin          512 SE    FL    6    62              62              3 yrs.
Bening, Larry          585 SE          3    35              36              2 yrs.
##Rivera, Mitch        580 SE          1    20              27              1 yr. 
Dunkin, Zane            650 C          2    56              62              3 yrs.
##Schnebele, Otis      653 C          2    37              59              3 yrs.
Graham, Andrew          679 C    C    9    58              58              2 yrs.
Scherff, Brandon        762 LG    LG    10  56              56              1 yr. 
Maurer, Norman          764 RG    RG    4    60              60              1 yr. 
Bitonio, Joel          775 RG          11  59              59              2 yrs.
Henry, Trenton          865 LT          1    31              60              4 yrs.
Smith, Donovan          866 LT    LT    10  51              51              1 yr. 
Neumeyer, Bart          877 LT          4    39              49              2 yrs.
Coleman, Shon          872 RT    RT    9    64              64              1 yr. 
Emerson, Rob            915 P          9    67              67              3 yrs.
McManus, Brandon        1019K          11  67              67              2 yrs.
Pucillo, Norm          1190LDE  RDE  2    52              65              2 yrs.
Gibson, Willie          1198LDE        1    32              63              4 yrs.
Stanton, Julio          1199RDE  LDE  8    87              87              1 yr. 
##Yaros, Shaun          1174RDE        1    27              60              1 yr. 
Alcott, Damien          1294LDT  NT    1    62              91              4 yrs.
Blades, Graham          1292LDT        2    59              62              3 yrs.
Nelson, Tito            1270RDT        1    33              60              4 yrs.
Nelson, Sawyer          1397WILB        4    75              75              4 yrs.
Horton, Vince          1396WILB        5    69              69              2 yrs.
Tubbs, Dexter          1354MLB  SILB  1    35              59              1 yr. 
Rincon, Karl            1455SLB  SLB  2    79              79              3 yrs.
Krauchick, Dean        1456WLB  WLB  3    73              73              2 yrs.
Gibbons, Eduardo        1451WLB        2    48              65              3 yrs.
Newhart, Derek          1495WLB  WILB  1    36              62              4 yrs.
Dolfinger, Vernon      1491WLB        2    42              61              2 yrs.
Gonzalez, Joseph        1523LCB        3    53              53              2 yrs.
Harrison, Antoine      1538LCB        8    48              48              3 yrs.
##Howard, Lincoln      1525LCB        4    47              47              1 yr. 
Canada, Gregory        1547RCB  RCB  2    52              66              3 yrs.
Schmidtke, Cooper      1549RCB  LCB  8    64              64              3 yrs.
Boone, Amari            1536RCB        5    56              56              1 yr. 
Kempthorn, Scottie      1641SS    SS    3    60              60              2 yrs.
Tatum, Miles            1640FS    FS    5    55              55              3 yrs.
Baxter, Lincoln        1628FS          6    51              51              4 yrs.
Newsome, Bo            659 LS          9    17              17              2 yrs.
 
$$ - player is suspended, ## - player is inactive, 
** = player is injured, %% - player is on IR. 
 
Players Under Contract: 54
Inactive: 7
On Active Roster: 47
 
Salary Cap: $204,200,000
Cap Room: $11,580,000
Maximum for New Player: $12,280,000
Cap Room Lost (to old contracts): $5,940,000
 
Cap Room Lost Next Year (to old contracts): $4,940,000
Cap Room Required Next Year: $158,940,000


Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 06:54 PM

I think if I had built this dynasty as I intended, and built around a UFA QB only after building it up, Kelley might have been my man. Lukas Kelley is so much more consistent on the tats sheet.

Brian Swartz 12-04-2016 06:58 PM

For a guy that basically sucks, Arledge is all right.

I mean, Arledge rules! Arledge for President!! No, Emperor!!!

That should do it.

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 07:24 PM

I trade CB Lincoln Howard to the Vikes for their 5th the next two years

I extend Shon Coleman a year

I sign UFA WR Abel Phillips and cut WR Mitch Rivera

Week 1 - We beat the Steelers 27-14. Lorey is MOM with 28 for 185, and 1 TD Catch. Arledge is 22 of 29, 228, and 3:2, hitting new rookie TE Jon Franklin twice for scores. Pick by OLB Rincon. FF by Nelson, recovered by Stanton.

Week 2 – Next up is the Redskins, and we win 24-17. Arledge is MOM with 20 of 26, 271 and 2:0. Riley is 149 yards and 1 score and RB Lorey the other. Lorey adds 87 yards and another score on the ground. FF by Rincon recovered y DE Pucillo. OG Maurer wit h 5 KRB

Week 3 – We thump the 2-0 Bills 32-17 in their place. MOM is Arledge with 20 of 22, not a typo, 265, 3;0. Lynch grabs 110 yards and a score, and Riley and Lorey the other TD catches. Lorey had 34 for 133. Picks by Baxter, Pucillo, and Canada. 4 KRB by Graha,m


Week 4 – BYE

Week 5 – We lose to the Broncos in our place, 16-21. MOM was Arledge with 31 of 49, 283, and 1:0. He hit Franklin for his 3rd score on the season. RB Lorey had 17 for 134.

And that makes us 3-1 at the first quarter mark.

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 07:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian Swartz (Post 3133769)
For a guy that basically sucks, Arledge is all right.

I mean, Arledge rules! Arledge for President!! No, Emperor!!!

That should do it.


LOL!

He both sucks and doesn't. I mean he has a 44 accuracy, so there's that.

Here he his in all of his glory, with the Lukas by comparisons


Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 07:30 PM

Oh and here's Alcott. Imagine him with those LBs!


Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 08:23 PM

Week 6 – We lose at Oakland 27-37. Lorey, 3 for 103 and a score, Arledge was 25 of 42, 285 and 2:3. He hits Lorey and Wright for scores. 7 KRB by OG Maurer. FF by Rincon, recovered by Tatum

LB Vernon Dolfinger is out with a torn calf muscle for 11 weeks. I bench him and activate Tubbs

Week 7 – We lose 25-28 to the Chargers. MOM is Arledge with 38 of 53, 404 and 3:0. He hits Riley for 177 yards and a score, Lunch and Schuster for scores, Lorey has 21 for 92. FF by Harrison, recovered by Stanton.

Week 8 – We get back in a major , winning way, when we thump the Chiefs 40-17. Arledge, MOM and NFL OPotW, with 34 of 40, 412, 2:0 – he hits Lynch for 114 yards and a score, TE Franklin for a sore too. Lorey adds 2 scores and 165 yards on the ground. Picks by Schmidtke and Canada,


Week 9 – We head to the ravens and emerge victorious 21-17. Arledge, MOM, 23 of 30, 252, and 1:0. He hits riley fro 111 yards and 1 scores. Lorey adds 110 on the ground on 27 carries. Picks by Harrison and krauchick.

We finish 5-3 at the half

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 08:37 PM

Week 10 – We host, and lose, to the 5-3 Eagles. Lorey is 21 for 164, and Arledge is 17 of 32, 194, 1:1. TE Franklin with the catch. CB Amari Boone with a pick. 2 sacks by Gibson spelling Pucillo.

Week 11 – We host the Bengals…And we beat them 27-21. This was one of those games our foe shuts down Arledge – 21 of 30, 168, 0:0. But Lorey had 26 for 138 and two scores. CB Schmidtke had a pick and ra return for 23 yards for a score. Tatum has a pick too.

Pucillo is healed

Week 12 – The 1 win Eagles fly in. They are feisty, but we finish them off, 38-28. Lorey is MVP with 20 of 154, 2 scores. Arledge is 16 of 26, 216, 1:1 and hits Wright for a TD. Pick by Tatum, an one by SLB Rincon returned 20 yards for a score. FF by Stanton, recovered and returned for a score by Baxter. 2.5 sacks by Stanton. But my choice for MOM? C Andrew Graham, 10 KRO, 9 KRB

We have a lot of probable and questionable stuff going on. Stanton probable, Maurer probable, Wright probable, Krauchic probable, Rincon questionable

No changes to my roster though

Week 13 - We host the 3-8 Jaguars. We crunch them 31-3. MOM is Arledge, 23 of 32, 272 1:0. Wrigth with the score. Lorey added 27 for 175 and 2 scores, and Arledge rushed for one as well. Oh, and Graham added another 7 KRB. Pick by Baxter.

We are 8-4 heading into the final stretch

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 09:01 PM

Week 14 - This game is against major competition. The Giants. With their super stud Cote, and their 2 year back to back Super Bowl appearances. But they are having a down year and are 5-7. We beat them 30-22. MOM is Arledge – 29 of 43, 281, and 1:1. Wright was 107 and 1 score. Lorey was held to 60 yards and 1 score. SS Kempthron with a pick and a return for a score. Nelson with a FF that DT Alcott scoops up.



OG Bitonio is injured and out. I start OG Scherff instead and will finish the year with Scherff. Bitonio should be healed by the playoffs.

Week 15 – We play the Ravens and smash them 34-16. MOPM is Arledge with 20 of 31, 233, and 3:1./ Jot this Riley, Schuster and Franklin for scores. Lorey added 21 for 144 and 1 score. Picks by Schmidtket, Nelson and Rincon.

We have a lot of new injuries.

Schmidtke – questionable
LT Smith – questionable
Joe Franklin probable
DT Alcott – questionable

Again, I make no changes

Week 16 – We play the 4 win Cowboys . We thump them 44-18. Arlesdge is MOM with 22 of 31, 200, 2:0. Schuster and Lynch with scores, and Lorey adds 2 scores and 90 yards on the ground, Arledge rushes for score too. Picks by Baxter, DE Pucillo and Rincon.

Going into week 17, we are 11-4. Houston, at 12-3, is currently #1, and we have the Jets and Raiders at 10-5. We need to defeat the Bengals

Week 17 – we win 23-21. Arledge was 27 of 50, 2295, and 0:1. Riley has 116 yards. Lorey 18 rushes, 99 yards and a score. Pick by Nelson. WR Bening got a 91 yard PR for a score.


Were 12-4. And we have a bye at the #2 seed

Get ready for season awards, I think we have a major award about to come my way for the first time. I think I have an NFL MVP and Offensive Player of the Year….

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 09:07 PM

The 2024 NFL Playoffs!

Wild Card Weekend:

In the NFC:

Atlanta flies in and takes out the LA Rams 20-6
Redskins hold vs Vikings and win 27-11

Jets crushed the Titans in NY, 23-9

Buffalo can’t find a win in Oakland, 9-24




Week 2, Divisional Champs

We host the Jets.

Oakland heads to Houston

Carolina hosts Atlanta
Washington at Green Bay


Carolina 26, Atlanta 6

Oakland 19, Houston 16

Green Bay 35, Washington 9

We beat the Jets 13-10.


Arledge is MOM with 24 of 35, 242, 0:0, and rushes for a score. Lorey held to 49 yards. Pick by LB Horton. 2 sacks by DT Alcott

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 09:15 PM

The Conference Championships!

Because the #1 seed fell, we host the Raiders – We are favored by 6.

In the NFC, the Packers heads to the Panthers. Both are 13-3.

The Packer loses 27-30

We win 29-14

Arledge, MOM, 26 of 40, 225, 1:0, hits Lynch for a score. Lorey is 166 and 1 on the ground. 4 KRB by Bitonio and Coleman. Sacks by Rincon, Alcott. FF by Stanton, recoved by Tatum.

We have a injury:

Riley is doubtful for the Super Bowl. I wish I could line up TEs as WRs but you can’t.

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 09:36 PM

The 2024 NFL Super Bowl!!!

Your AFC Champion, #2 seed 12-4 Cleveland BROWNS

VSs.

Your NFC Champion, #1 seed 13-3 Carolina PANTHERS


The Panthers are favored by 1


Now we have made it here three times, and won every time. Can Arledge make it four rings in four tries, and by his 9th year being a rock here? Or will he lose, and still have a solid and respectable 3-1 record in the Bowls.

The Panthers are the most difficult juggernaut we’ve faced in the Super Bowl. We’ve never been unfavored. And I don’t have my best receiver.

Who are the Panthers missing?

A random 4th string WR, 37/37
A Solid starting DE, 56/56
A LB, 39/39

That’s it

So nothing major.

Ready?


We begin the drive on our 37 yard line. Diego Lorey breaks wide, and rushes for a score on the first play of the game. 7-0

The Panthers have 4 plays, and punt

We get a huge return from Bening, who is tackled on their 16, Sensing vulnerability, Arledge goes for goal and hits TE Franklin, the rookie catches a TE score, 16 yards, on the second offensive pass of the game. 14-0

The Panthers go three and out and punt. After 5 players and 46 yards, Arledge tosses a pick suix, and thy score. 14-7

They are stopped. We get the ball, drive 8 plays and deep, and then another pick. They drive that pick for 15 plays, and 85 yards. Ten they score a TD in the 2nd quarter

14-14

We get the ball, drive 11 plays, 75 yards, and then kick a FG.

17-14 us

He Panthers punt

We Punt

The Panthers drive, and can’t do anything.


HALFTIME – We are up 17-14

They start with the ball, drive 12 plays, and then kick a FG to tie at 17-17


Arledge drives, hits Wright for a 55 yard pass with -10:17 left in the 3rd. 24-17 us


A fast score followed, with a 61 yard pass and they respond.

24-24

We go 3 and out and punt deep. Emerson drives it to their 11 yard line.

On the second play on their drive, CB Gregory Canada picks off their QB Cam Newton, and we get the ball on their 8. Diero Lorey rushes for a 2 yard run a few minutes later as the time ends on the 3rd

31-24 us

We force them three and out and they punt. We get the ball with 12:46 left. We drive 4 plays, 28 yards, and punt.

They get the ball at their 20 with a touchback. They get 4 plays, 19 yards, and punt.

We get it at our 12,. We go 3 and out and unt

They get it at their 34. They go three and -4 yards after the 3rd sack on the day by DT Allcott ends their drive. They punt

We get the ball with 5:31 left on our 19. We drive…8 plays, 61 yards. And we finish with a FG and make It 34-24 with under 2 minutes.


They get the ball at the 1:43 mark on their 25, and they turn it over on downs 12 yards and 7 plays later


We win 34-24

Super Bowl MVP – Lorey, 23 for 164, 2 scores. Arlsdge was 25 of 33, 261 and 2:2. He hit Bening an Wright for scores, and Lynch with 136 yards


Pick bu Canada. Our lone turnover of the day. We lose the TO battle -1

3 sacks by Alcott, sacks by Krauchick and Stanton and Pucillo and Rincon split a sack.

4 KRB by Maurer, 3 by Graham

Lots of people were involved. Great punting by Emerson to pin them deep and tat allowed the pick and momentum swinger by Canada. Alcott was all up in Newton’s grill. Returner Beinign had a great return to set up a score. Good stuff!

I think you might have just seen the rare quadfecta, but we’ll see…….

Brian Swartz 12-04-2016 09:38 PM

Sounds like a great Super Bowl!

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 09:40 PM

Season Awards!

Damn Green Bay!

We missed the big awards. And We may have been a little robbed too….


Super Bowl MV_ RB Diego Lorey

All Pro First Team – RB Diego Lorey, C Andrew Graham, OT Shon Coleman, DE Julio Stanton, LB Karl Rincon,

All Pro Second Team – QB BRANDEN ARLEDGE BABY, FB Ralph Schuster, WR Rodney Riley, K Brandon McManus,

So we had NINE All Pros this year. Dang!

And yet I am going to argue that we were robbed of both MVP and OPotY, which should have gone to Lorey. I’ll show you how in says in a moment…..

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 09:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian Swartz (Post 3133805)
Sounds like a great Super Bowl!


IT was, and we beat Cam, so there;s that. :)

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 09:44 PM

STATS BABY!!!


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Front Office Football Eight
Passing Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Att  Cmp  Pct  Yards Avg/C Avg/A Lg 
Arledge, Brendan      QB  CLE  16 16 566  388  68.6  4259  10.98 7.52  87   
 
  Player              Pos Team  TD  Int  20+T 300+ Rating 
Arledge, Brendan      QB  CLE  26  10  69  2    98.5 
 
Att - Attempts, Cmp - Completions, Pct - Completion Percentage, 
Yards - Passing Yards, Avg/C - Yards per Completion, Ave/A - Yards per Attempt, 
Lg - Longest Completion, TD - Passing Touchdowns, Int - Passes Intercepted, 
20+T - Completions of 20 or More Yards, 300+ - 300-yard Games, 
Rate - Quarterback Rating


Arledge was 2nd in passing yards behind Dak Prescott, by 50 yards, and 5th in rating, and 4th in passing TDs. Frankly, I thought the All Pros would be Prescott and the GB guy. So I am very okay with this....

but not this....


RUSHING:

Let me switch this up and show you the qualifiers at rushing for the whole league:

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Rushing Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Att  Yards Avg  Lg  TD  RZAtt Yards 
**Lorey, Diego        RB  CLE  16 16 382  2042  5.35  65  15  55    223   
Kerbis, Roman        RB  OAK  16 9  199  1371  6.89  58  11  19    106   
Mackey, Deon          RB  WAS  16 13 293  1341  4.58  52  8    42    141   
Barger, Mason        RB  DET  16 15 270  1313  4.86  38  12  35    104   
Champion, Alan        RB  TBY  16 10 276  1161  4.21  69  10  31    74     
Conley, Floyd        RB  MIN  15 8  267  1150  4.31  54  11  45    111   
Ricketts, Bill        RB  NOS  16 9  274  1120  4.09  80  8    38    93     
Kluge, Les            RB  SFO  15 14 280  1093  3.90  68  6    42    113   
Alcott, Pumpsie      RB  MIA  16 12 219  1034  4.72  75  11  44    149   
Tousha, Micah        RB  GBY  16 15 298  1012  3.40  41  9    32    78     
Ginste, Mercury      RB  DAL  16 9  195  982  5.04  93  6    27    50     
Schwartz, Brant      RB  ATL  16 8  241  957  3.97  56  11  39    94     
Coffey, Tod          RB  JAX  16 7  191  948  4.96  47  1    20    49     
Glover, Chester      RB  KCY  16 13 250  943  3.77  75  8    30    101   
Barton, Bubba        RB  DEN  16 11 220  938  4.26  47  7    30    71     
Dagen, Bennett        RB  TEN  16 8  258  930  3.60  68  5    32    60     
Spiller, Walter      RB  PIT  16 9  204  888  4.35  42  6    31    130   
Gibson, Fido          RB  NYK  16 6  172  884  5.14  24  2    14    55     
Fields, Marquis      RB  BUF  16 8  207  832  4.02  39  6    22    62     
Dole, Spencer        RB  NJY  16 12 225  818  3.64  53  6    22    78     
Longley, Pat          RB  PIT  16 7  174  773  4.44  39  2    9    41     
Bensen, Jose          RB  SEA  16 10 143  773  5.41  39  6    22    98     
Young, Ezra          RB  PHI  16 4  148  766  5.18  86  4    14    44     
Huntley, Lamont      QB  BAL  15 14 139  758  5.45  66  8    21    62     
Anzivino, J.T.        RB  HOU  15 10 187  746  3.99  80  9    26    71     
Epps, Donte          RB  LAS  16 10 138  736  5.33  49  5    17    62     
Johnson, David        RB  LAS  13 6  145  716  4.94  48  5    14    41     
Rodon, Heath          RB  IND  16 14 203  649  3.20  34  4    20    47     
Lincoln, Tracy        RB  CAR  16 7  160  633  3.96  36  4    25    50     
Ross, Steven          RB  SDO  16 7  169  624  3.69  41  4    16    47     
Davison, Joey        RB  MIA  16 3  125  624  4.99  39  3    14    61     
Ellard, Joseph        RB  CAR  16 8  150  610  4.07  30  7    26    51     
Beeman, Alex          RB  BUF  16 7  143  609  4.26  66  5    24    90     
Gomez, Randy          RB  BAL  16 5  127  605  4.76  67  2    15    27     
Augustynowicz, Myron  RB  CIN  16 4  136  605  4.45  75  7    20    86     
Keppler, Ralph        RB  ARI  16 4  137  588  4.29  61  4    20    78     
Givens, Dale          RB  NJY  16 3  178  578  3.25  52  5    28    53     
Cole, Jesse          RB  PHI  14 10 144  548  3.81  80  8    19    69     
Dearman, Rusty        RB  IND  16 7  143  530  3.71  39  4    24    46     
McGee, Mitchell      QB  SEA  11 9  107  526  4.92  37  3    12    69     
Burnett, Matthew      RB  ARI  16 11 158  476  3.01  26  1    19    61     
Watson, Lenny        RB  KCY  16 3  107  459  4.29  76  3    7    8     
Branch, Cornelius    RB  SDO  8  5  107  451  4.21  49  3    7    19     
Biamila, Louie        RB  CIN  14 10 176  445  2.53  41  3    27    66     
Dixon, Ezekiel        RB  NED  16 4  118  414  3.51  21  2    9    23     
Conger, Bernard      RB  NYK  16 4  126  409  3.25  20  5    17    50     
Buck, Edgar          RB  CHI  16 4  141  396  2.81  38  4    15    21     
Reeves, Tyrone        RB  HOU  16 4  145  392  2.70  25  0    13    18     
King, J.C.            RB  BAL  13 8  119  337  2.83  51  1    11    16     
Reilly, J.J.          RB  CHI  16 12 109  298  2.73  60  1    10    13     
Bloom, Jerome        RB  NED  16 11 119  277  2.33  26  2    18    29     
Archambeau, Jimmy    RB  DEN  15 2  106  120  1.13  10  1    21    11



As you can see, Lorey both hit the mythical level of 2000+ rushing yards, and led the rest of the pack by 700+ yards. He also led in rushing TDs. He also had 524 receiving yard and 4 catching scores, so he had mroe than 2500 yards from scrimmage and 19 TDs. That is not just good. That is, in my humble and clearly biased opinion, enough to be MVP and Off Player of the Year.


Catch that BALL!


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Receiving Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Targ Ctch Pct  Yards Avg/C Avg/T YAC 
Riley, Rodney        WR  CLE  16 16 160  107  66.9  1312  12.26 8.20  530   
Wright, Dustin        WR  CLE  16 16 114  88  77.2  982  11.16 8.61  405   
Lynch, Gabriel        WR  CLE  16 10 69  45  65.2  706  15.69 10.23 311   
Lorey, Diego          RB  CLE  16 16 92  66  71.7  524  7.94  5.70  398   
Franklin, Jon        TE  CLE  16 10 56  41  73.2  375  9.15  6.70  121   
Schuster, Ralph      FB  CLE  16 6  43  28  65.1  205  7.32  4.77  71   
Ruddy, Edgar          TE  CLE  16 1  17  9    52.9  125  13.89 7.35  40   
Bening, Larry        WR  CLE  16 0  7    4    57.1  30    7.50  4.29  3     
Nail, Eugene          TE  CLE  16 5  3    0    0.0  0    0.00  0.00  0     
 
  Player              Pos Team  Lg  TD  Drp  PPly TPct 20+C 100+ 
Riley, Rodney        WR  CLE  61  5    6    593  27.0  22  4     
Wright, Dustin        WR  CLE  40  4    0    507  22.5  15  1     
Lynch, Gabriel        WR  CLE  87  5    3    400  17.3  15  2     
Lorey, Diego          RB  CLE  34  4    3    568  16.2  9    0     
Franklin, Jon        TE  CLE  34  5    6    399  14.0  5    0     
Schuster, Ralph      FB  CLE  22  3    2    225  19.1  1    0     
Ruddy, Edgar          TE  CLE  32  0    2    98  17.3  2    0     
Bening, Larry        WR  CLE  12  0    2    61  11.5  0    0     
Nail, Eugene          TE  CLE  0  0    0    129  2.3  0    0     
 
Targ - Targeted with Pass, Ctch - Receptions, Pct - Reception Percentage, 
Yards - Receiving Yards, Avg/C - Yards per Catch, Avg/T - Yards per 
Target, YAC - Yards Gained After Catch, Lg - Longest Reception, 
TD - Receiving Touchdowns, Drp - Passes Dropped, PPly - Passing Plays 
on Field, TPct - Percentage of Passing Plays Targeted, 20+C - Catches 
of 20 Yards or More, 100+ - 100-Yard Games.



You can see the good stuff there. Riley was 2nd in the league in receiving yards. Receiving TE Franklin looked good as a mid round rookie as well.



BLOCKING BABY


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Blocking Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS KRB  KRO  BPct  Pnck SkA  PPly SPct 
Graham, Andrew        C  CLE  16 16 56  115  48.7  2    4    596  0.7   
Coleman, Shon        T  CLE  16 16 36  89  40.4  2    3    596  0.5   
Maurer, Norman        G  CLE  16 16 25  68  36.8  0    4    596  0.7   
Smith, Donovan        T  CLE  16 16 18  50  36.0  0    15  592  2.5   
Bitonio, Joel        G  CLE  13 13 17  53  32.1  2    2    468  0.4   
Scherff, Brandon      G  CLE  4  3  7    15  46.7  2    1    119  0.8   
Schuster, Ralph      FB  CLE  16 6  4    9    44.4  0    0    225  0.0   
Nail, Eugene          TE  CLE  16 5  3    8    37.5  0    0    129  0.0   
Neumeyer, Bart        T  CLE  3  0  1    1    100.0 0    0    4    0.0   
Ruddy, Edgar          TE  CLE  16 1  1    2    50.0  0    0    98  0.0   
Franklin, Jon        TE  CLE  16 10 1    5    20.0  0    1    399  0.3   
Dunkin, Zane          C  CLE  2  0  0    2    0.0  0    0    9    0.0



Graham just annihilated the rest of teh league with his KRB. The next highest was 43. You need good blocking to get a 2000+ year season. And we have another ALl Pro from Coleman and Graham just being the best O Line player in the league. Maurer looks fine in his first year starting for me as well.

K McManus, 40 of 46, 45 of 47 PAT.
P Emerson, 75 punts, 49.4 avg, 41.7 net. That was the best average and net in the league and once again, Emerson was denined another All Pro. That would have made us 10th. Ah well.
KR/PR Bening, 1 KR RET TD, among qualifiers, 7th best KR average in league, adn 4th best PR avg




DEFENSE!


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Defensive Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Tckl Asst Sack Blkd Hurr QBKd 
Stanton, Julio        DE  CLE  16 16 56  17  13.5 4    19  25   
Rincon, Karl          OLB CLE  16 16 97  32  9.0  0    4    5     
Pucillo, Norm        DE  CLE  14 14 17  6    5.0  0    12  4     
Krauchick, Dean      OLB CLE  16 16 74  26  4.0  2    6    3     
Alcott, Damien        DT  CLE  15 15 36  13  4.0  0    6    4     
Gibson, Willie        DE  CLE  15 2  10  4    2.5  0    5    0     
Nelson, Sawyer        ILB CLE  16 15 98  44  1.0  1    3    1     
Horton, Vince        ILB CLE  16 8  50  18  1.0  0    0    0     
Blades, Graham        DT  CLE  16 1  5    3    1.0  0    4    1     
Kempthorn, Scottie    S  CLE  16 15 81  20  0.0  0    0    0     
Tatum, Miles          S  CLE  16 15 53  15  0.0  0    0    0     
Canada, Gregory      CB  CLE  16 16 50  7    0.0  0    1    0     
Schmidtke, Cooper    CB  CLE  16 16 41  9    0.0  0    2    0     
Boone, Amari          CB  CLE  16 8  33  5    0.0  0    0    0     
Baxter, Lincoln      S  CLE  16 1  14  3    0.0  1    0    0     
Harrison, Antoine    CB  CLE  16 1  13  5    0.0  0    1    0     
Gonzalez, Joseph      CB  CLE  15 1  5    0    0.0  0    0    0


Stanton;s 13.5 sacks were 1.5 behind the league leader, and 2nd most in the NFL. Rincon;s 9 sacks, 3rd best among all LBs. I know Pucillo was out for a couple of games, but I was hoping for more there. Especially if I can;t franchise Stanton again for like the 15000th season in a row. Alstott had more sacks in the post season than the regular season. I'll take it of course, especially 3 sacks in a Super Bowl, but I;d love to see from from the rookie next year.


COVER THAT BALL!


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Pass Coverage Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Ints IRYd TD  Defn Cght PPly PDPct 
Rincon, Karl          OLB CLE  16 16 4    42  1    6    45  602  78.3   
Schmidtke, Cooper    CB  CLE  16 16 3    23  1    3    25  564  80.6   
Baxter, Lincoln      S  CLE  16 1  3    19  0    2    12  181  84.6   
Tatum, Miles          S  CLE  16 15 2    3    0    7    32  546  79.6   
Nelson, Sawyer        ILB CLE  16 15 2    14  0    7    47  524  75.6   
Pucillo, Norm        DE  CLE  14 14 2    54  0    0    6    437  82.9   
Canada, Gregory      CB  CLE  16 16 2    15  0    4    33  448  77.1   
Harrison, Antoine    CB  CLE  16 1  1    7    0    6    11  208  84.7   
Boone, Amari          CB  CLE  16 8  1    13  0    6    25  417  79.2   
Krauchick, Dean      OLB CLE  16 16 1    0    0    6    32  584  78.5   
Kempthorn, Scottie    S  CLE  16 15 1    40  1    7    30  432  78.3   
Stanton, Julio        DE  CLE  16 16 0    0    0    1    11  579  80.4   
Horton, Vince        ILB CLE  16 8  0    0    0    3    24  204  70.2   
Gonzalez, Joseph      CB  CLE  15 1  0    0    0    3    4    72  85.0   
Blades, Graham        DT  CLE  16 1  0    0    0    0    2    190  81.1   
Gibson, Willie        DE  CLE  15 2  0    0    0    0    2    175  81.0   
Alcott, Damien        DT  CLE  15 15 0    0    0    0    6    413  80.6   
 
Ints - Interceptions, IRYd - Interception Return Yardage, TD - Interception 
Return Touchdowns, Cght - Passes Caught by Covered Receiver, Defn - Passes 
Defensed, PPly - Passing Plays on Field, PDPct - Pass Defense Percentage.


Rincon led my team in picks with 4. We had tons of people with picks, and lots of picks out there.

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 10:14 PM

Team Awards!

Offensive MVP - Hmmm….RB Diego Lorey maybe? I thought seriously about Graham here.


Defensive MVP – LB Rincon – I have to admit that I love how fast and powerful Rincon has dominated. In his first year years he has 20.5 sacks, 13 hurries, 7 QBKD, 4 picks, 1 INT RET TD, 4 FF. and one fumrec. He has been a disruptive force on the strong side.

Special Teams MVP – P Emerson deserves this one for the reasons cited above and leading the league in two pertinent stats.

Rookie of the Year- DT Alcott – He was never bothered, stepped right in, and had a good, solid season.

Heart Award – FB Schuster. We play him on special teams, where he had 24 special teams tackles, 8th best in the league. And then was good enough to rock his third All Pro award as well Dude has heart.

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 10:23 PM

Alright,let;s drill down into that QB who won MVP and OPotY

QB Bobby Briggs, Green Bay Packers:

The +++ for Briggs:

Briggs led the Packers to 13-3
Briggs was 5th in the league in passing yards with 4022
Briggs had 27 TDs, and 5th in passing TDs

The best thing you can say about Briggs, and this is big - just four picks, 103.2 rating, which was 4th best among qualifiers.

Briggs adds 4 TDs on the ground, and 344 yards

He wasn't top three in pass yards, TDs, or QB rating. He wasn;t the best scrambler. 5 Qbs had more than 4 Qbs. 13 more rushing yards

Why would Briggs be an Off Player of the Year, when I don't think you can make a convincing case he was the best at his position. Meanwhile, Lorey dominated this league, the competition, and is a clear and obvious choice, both for MVP and OPotY

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 10:35 PM

Arledge’s career stats after 9 years:

3283 completions, 35972 yards, 236 TDs, 106 picks, 67.2%, 95.8 rating,

As you know, 60k is sort of the Magic mark. Hit 60 and you are in Tom Brady (Right now), Dan Marino territory. And 50k is Warren Moon, Elway area. 10th best is Testeverde with 46k,. So Arledge could easily make the top ten of all time in passing yards.

Now, he’s not near the top in pass TDs. 236 would put you at around 25-30 all time. At 11 is Warren Moon with 291. So, get to 300 to be safe. 300 is Elway’s TD record.

How about completions? 10th best Is Testaverde at 3787. So Arledge almost has that in 9 years.

Abe Sargent 12-04-2016 10:52 PM

End of Season –

Performance – 81
Value 85
Profit – 81
Roster 26

Score 77

Hall of Fame – Aaron Rodgers and Earl Thomas

We made 122 mill last year, had a 100% attendance,


OT Donovan Smith retires from us

Major retirees of note:

QB Matt Stafford, EJ Manuel,
RTE David Moragn, Cri Wilson
WR AJ Green, Marvis Jones, TY Hilton, Brendan Coleman,
O Line – OG WChance Warmack, Justin Pugh, Lane Johnson and many others – 16 o line retire

D Line – Anthony Barr, Ansah, Fletcher CCox,

Our Bennie Logan retires

LB – Bobby wagner, CJK Mosley,

Our LB Ogbah retires

CB Richard Sherman, Eli Apple, S TJ McDonald

I give a raise to my HC and head to the coach draft


We draft 9th

There is a better OC out there, Sherman Cole. Balanced, WR, 62 players. Would I want to move from smashmouth or do I upgrade my OC and swap?

I think I upgrade!

Meet Sherman Cole, former OC of the Titians, a full 12 points suitability better

I make no other staff changes

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 02:27 AM

My FA:

Stanton
RB Nathan Angus
CB Amari Boone
RG maruer
LG Scherff


I wanted to retain both Mauirer and Stanton, but Maurer was angry in the offseason and I can’t sign players after the season begins, not even early on or once they see they are my starter moving forward.

Who to tag? Maurer and then resign? Or Stanton yet again.

I have 45 in cap space, 38 for new players. I have two rookies coming up that may cost a lto reoresign – WR Riley and LB Krauchick. I’m not sure I can do all three,. Stanton is up to 23.8 mill this year. F


I can’t not have Stanton. I franchise him.


FA TIME!

Which players of note are in the final year of their deals:

LB Krauchick
LB Horton
FL Riley
K McManus
DE Pucillo
OT Coleman
SS Kempthron
LB Dolflinger
OG Bitonio
C Graham
RB Snyder
WR Lynch
CB Joe Gon
QB Jelley
LT Neumet\yer
TE Ruddy
SE benig
Newsome

Newsome extended

I make offers to RFAs LB Tubbs and DE Yaros.

I currently have 47 players under contract

Im trying not to give major long term contracts to my older O Line. Take Bitonio -he’s in his 12th year. Currently 58/58. IF I had signed him to a big mega bucks deal, that’s likely to end on retirement of a drop in ability. He’s 33. How much longer does he really have as an O Line man? Coleman sis 33 too and is 10th year. Graham in his 9th is 30. I just had a O Line retire on me, so it happens right abbot now for these folks

I’ll wait until camp again, so see about ability, cap, and who I may have drafted

We are letting OG Scherff head off. I would like to sign Maurer. Maybe.

In the meantime, who do I want to extend?

K McManus wants 7 mill a year, a huge bump from his 5 mill deal. Nope

WR Lynch is 31 as well- I’m not giving him 20 mill for three more years.

Horton wants 14 mill for 4 years. But he;s the worst of my LB lot. Do I want to extend him?

I extend Bening by a year

Riley wants a ton of cash – like 77nill in5 years cash. TO be fair to Riley, he’s the 9th best WR in the league. Dustin Wright is 19th. There are only 21 at 60+ current rating. Only the Jets and Browns have 2 on their roster.

I would have to pay Pucillo serious 32 mill over 5 years type of money to keep him. That can’t happen until eh proves himself

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 11:56 AM

I have 8 picks this year, and Green Bay loves my RB Moe Estell. They offer me a player and their 2nd rounder for him. Let’s ehck out the draft.

I need:

DE for Stanton
Backup RB,
3rd WR
OG? OT? Long-term replacements for Bitonio or Coleman.
LB
Starting CB

I interview 5 Cbs, There are two I really like. I also interview a bunch fo DE/D T folk as well as some WR

Are there a bunch of others out there that really want Estell?

Actually….maybe..

Do I want another high 1st round draft pick?

The Cards really want Estelle. They offer me their 2.11 this year for Estel. And tha;s good. But I talk them into their 1.11 with some additional picks from myself. Now this is not the normal trade up and trades some 2nds for it. It’s a free #1.

And I could even push it. You, trade back for more future picks, restore my future draft stock, and then draft in the 20s or something, followed by my pick at 32.

So that is very, very tempting.

Is there anyone up that high that’s worth the rush? Some years we have seriously awesome talen at the 11 spot,a nd others we done. I traded up to 1.12 for my DT Alcott last year, and up for RB Lorey, both were for top flight, rarely in the daft, let alone available players. Right?

Any generational players up there?

Studs:

2 RB, another 2ish
2ish QBs
Multiple Safeties
OT
2 ish CB
1 WLB


TE Willie Woods?

I could use the Ot and a CB.

Let’s hash out the trade:

I give the Cards:

RB Moe Estell
My 2nd rounder next year
My 2nd rounder two years from now

For

1.11
4th next year
4th the following year

So basically I drop down two rounds from 2 to 4in those two years to get a 1.11 now. If a tp notch player is there, I can snag him. If not, I trade back and rack up picks.

I end stage one of FA

I make an offer to OG Norman Maurer. 3 of the top 7 players in FA are from me, Maurer, Amary Boone and Scherff, and Kirksey si also out there down.

I extend RB Colin Snyder by a year

I make no other offers

Week 5 – Maurer signs with us for 8.82 mill, 3 yearas

I skip the stages and head directly for the NFL Draft.

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 06:10 PM

The 2025 NFL Amateur Draft!

We are going to slow roll this

The first pick is RB Ellis Phillips of Auburn, to the Eagles

The players I was looking at, OT Bart McKnight, the two CBs, and more are all off the board. Three corners, 2 RBS, 2 QBs, DT, and S. McKnight went the pick before mine, Stupid Bucs!

I like DE Cornelius Watkins, SS Larry Shaw, FS Rico Akers, Burtner are all solid S. . If I wanted I could take CB Damon Comstock really, really earlier than I thought – 4th best Cb on the board. CB Ian Ridely? OT Malik Stimpson, who has low endurance but everything else? DT Kenny Shaw looks sick, but I don’t need another DT>

Hmmmmm…

When it doubt, trade back.

There is a heavy D Back draft, but too many went in the first 10. And yet folks I like aren’t here either

The 1.11 is worth 1250.

The 1.20 is 850. So I could get 400 points by dropping back 10 spots That;s enough for a high 2nd. For example, I could likely trade from 11.1 to 1.18 or 1.19 for someone’s future 2nd. Which would mean I only have traded one future 2 and my RB for this pick, and gotten 2 4s and this player

Seems like a good, deal, right?

I make an offer for 17th, future 2nd. That’s a drop of 300 points, but no dice. 300 is the 60th pick, back of the 2nd. I could just toss out a a 4th I trade dfor to make it work.

I trade:

My 1.11, 4.1 this year for

Steelers at 1.17, and their 2nd in 2027, two years from now

The Steelers grab S Rico Akers.

Then Stimpson, CB Comstock, DT Shaw, RB Farley and….RB Hernandez head off the clock…

And I still have these two great Safeties there.

Shaw: 4.42 dash, red agility blue strength, red pos spec 57,, hard to read, potential affinity. 13 volatility. 16% developed though

OR

Burtner – 2 reds, 1 blue. 37% dev, 71 volatility.


Now I could trade back again. I’m at 1.17. I could trade from here at 950 to about 1.30 or so and probably get another future 2nd. But shaw is good. He seems really, really strong. And bonus – jhe;s with an affinity!

I take Shaw

S Burtner goes 1.20 to the Saints

I;m watching four players very closely at 1.32, WR Chuck Jennings look pretty good. He;s falling, and would be a great pick up. There is LB McWilliams, arguably th best LB in the draft still on the board, and the 2nd is right behind and up there. And DE Parmely, a potential future DE star.


WR Chuck Jennings 1.30 to Pack1.29 WLB McWilliams

That leaves me at

1.32 MLB Dean Steinberg? DE Everett Parmely

As a reminder, I don’t have a 2nd this year. I have 1 4th lefts, 2 5ths.

This is not a draft where I need depth. So I was okay trading my extra 4th.

Hm….

Where am I looking? Who appeals to me?

Parmely. He might be my replacement for Stanton. He;s hard to read, 22% developed, the top DE on the board, This guy is a pass rush specialist. 3 blues one red.

I go Parmely . In previous years, I would have snagged LB Steinberg.

There are a few players I’m watching in two. TE Colton Seifert? OT Tubbs? OT Lane?

They all make it out. Of the 2nd round

Seifert goes 3.2. The last good TE in the draft. Tubbs goes 3 20. Is Lane falling?

So it’s my pick at 3.32. Two player I like. OT Lane – nocombine, looks to have good bars

The other is a WR that fell, Earl Boothroyd. Now Boothroyd might be a bust – combines don’t back up bars, high volatility. But there’s no combine for Lane at all to compare to. And Boothroyd has better bars than Lane…..

I’m not getting a good WR later. Might get a good OT later.

So I grab Boothroyd.

Lane feels good though. Could I trade my 4th up to take it? I’d probably have to package a future 6th? What I do instead if offer a future fourth from 2027 when I have 3 other 4ths and my 6th from 2027 as well. I grab Lane at the 107


The end of the 4th arrives. I take LB Randall Yockey, a 3-4 ILB

I have 2 picks in the 5th – 5.26 and 5.32,

No center has been taken yet. There are some good ones. Bu tI have three.

I offer C Schnebele for a trade o the Bills, Bears, Saints or Skins for their…..

I send Chicago’s 5th rounder and C Schnebele to the Bears for their 3rd in 3026.

I then take the top C in the draft, Marcos Henson. It’s not often you get a 6.0 rated player this deep into the draft not called a P or K. I then take a CB for depth

6th? I have a potential TE I want to take. Pat Reid, 2 rends, ad two blues. This deep. Maybe he I sa grower?

7th – RB Raul Lindsay depth and nice bars

Amateur Draft Report:

Rnd 1 - Everett Parmely, DE, Southern California
Rnd 1 - Larry Shaw, S, Brigham Young
Rnd 3 - Earl Boothroyd, WR, Kansas
Rnd 4 - Mercury Lane, T, North Carolina State
Rnd 4 - Randall Yockey, ILB, Portland State
Rnd 5 - Marcos Henson, C, Northwestern
Rnd 5 - Clayton Nixon, CB, Louisville
Rnd 6 - Pat Reid, TE, Prairie View A&M
Rnd 7 - Raul Lindsay, RB, Houston

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 06:48 PM

We have a A- review

Early results”

SS Shaw – 25/73
DE Parmely 36/72
C Henson 32/61
LB Yockey 26/61
SE Boothroyd – 26/57
RT Lane – 18/56
RB Lindsay 29/46
CB Nixon – 22/46
TE Reid 23/33

Vet holdouts from Riley and Lynch, both receivers

I go ahead an ink a major extension for Riley – 67mill, 5 years

My cap is down to 2 mill under..

But…

I do have some players I can trim to make space if needed.

Meanwhile…

I look at signing –

C Matt Burmeister
RB Edgar Danek
QB Sebastian Nekolny
SE Marcus McDaniel
TE Archie Sowers
CB Darren Garner
CB Francisco Moss

Week 2- 6 of my targets agree to terms

Week 3 – QB Kekolny joins me

Are we ready for camp?????

I sign UFA Marlon kerr, LG Victor Washburn,

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 07:02 PM

CAMP TIME!!!!!

The Ravens need a QB badly and they offer me a 3rd for Lukas Kelley. I accept. I sign UFA QB Malcolm McIntyre who boomed.

I cut CB Antoine Harrison and S Lincoln Baxter. That frees up about 10 mill. I extend both Coleman and Bitonio by a year each.

I cut TE Timlin, RB Kerr,

I trade 51/61 backup LB Dolfinger to the Texans for their 4th and 5th in 20208

We go 4-0 in preseason.

Seattle and both NY teams want DE Pucillo. He wants to o much to stay, and I now have a replacement for him. But I can start him this year, and then start Parmely next. But I really do want to get Parmely up and running as soon as possible. For a young, low 60s DE, I should be able to get at least a 2nd rounder. Come on now! I would extend and keep him on my roster as a quality backup, but he;s too pricey, and he’ll get pissed quickly I‘m sure.

Do I want to trade him and a couple fo 4ths for a future Seahawks 2nd, or just straight up for 3? I trade him to the ‘hawks for their 3rd and 5th in 2028.

I cut RG3 and TE Eugene Nail, whom I signed a few years ago. He;s no longer my receivers leader, WR Wright is. And he’s faded to 37/37, and my 3rd best TE

C Zane Dunkin dropped in preseason. I cut him

I am not going to extend C Graham. I have C Marcos Henson at 41/70 post camp and preseason. Henson has grown from 61 pot to 70. I want to encourage that.

My two UFA Qbs dropped to potential 30s, and Arledge dropped to 32/32

Unfortunately SS KEmpthron boomed a bit in camp. Last year I started him as SS and he was 1 pick, 7 apsdef. But Shaw looks really good. And I don’t have the cash to pay Kempthorn. Next year I have to pay to keep Rincon and perhaps CB Canada. So I am using Kempthorn as a Nickelback. He’s also my starting CB against the run, because of how bad Schmidktke sis vs the run. Goalline packages and such.

Kempthorn is too valuable to trade, and too expensive to sign.

I extend K McManus by a year

I extend Vince Horton for 13 mill, 4 years

I sign Krauchick too 60 mill, 4 years

Alright, I suspect Stanton’s cap hit leaving will be where I sign Rincon moving forward

Lynch is still holding out

After dropping in camp, I cut LT Bart Neumeyer

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 07:17 PM

Week 1 – We win 17-10 vs the Bengals. In his first game with us, Shaw has a pick and a return for a score. Meanwhile DE Parmely has 1.5 sacks, Stanton the same, and each of Alcott and LB Krauchikck 2 sacks as well. Lorey was 18 of 71, and Arledge 17 of 29 for 1:1 and hit Wright for a score. Alcott was our MOM. 4 KRB for Maurer

Week 2 – We defeat the Vikes 26-21. MOM is Arledge with 24 of 27, 251 and 1:0. Riley had 129 yards and s core. Another pick and turned for a score by Shaw. 2.5 sacks by Parmely, 1.5 by Alcott. Just 45 yards for Lorey though.

Two major injuries:

OT Trenton Henry is out for 3 weeks = Henson starts
LB Vince Horton is out for 7 weeks – Gibbons and Tubbs both get some reps


Week 3 – Arledge goes down in the first quarter, and rookie Sebastian Nekolny comes in and inishes 15 of 19, 242 and 1:0. Nekolny is MOM. Lorey has 180 yards on the groudnd, and Riley rushes for as core and WR rookie earl Boothroyd with another catch Pick by LB Sawyer Nelson. We win 17-13.

Arledge is doubtful for a couple of weeks. I bench him for Nekolny


Week 4 – Can we beat the 3-0 Bills? We can – 19-9. 3 sacks by Stanton, 1 each by Alcott and Rincon. Nekolny is MVP with 25 of 35, 280 and 2:0. Wright has 125 yards and s core, Boothroyd another score. Lorey was 21 for 135. 4 KRB by Maurer.

A lot more injuries:

OT Colemon is out for 2 weeks
SE Bening is questionable
SE Boothroyd is out for a month

Because Henry is back to probable, I rush him back to start for Coleman. I activate WR McDaniel and move him into Boothroyd;s place in a few formations

We are 4-0!

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 07:18 PM

ROSTER!!!

Sorry forgot to give you a roster:



Code:


Front Office Football Eight
Cleveland Browns Roster, Scout Overview
 
  Player                #  Pos  Start Exp  Current Estimate Future Estimate  Cntrct
Nekolny, Sebastian      104 QB    QB    1    18              34              1 yr. 
##Arledge, Brendan      114 QB          10  32              32              3 yrs.
McIntyre, Malcolm      105 QB          1    17              31              1 yr. 
Lorey, Diego            222 RB    RB    5    78              78              2 yrs.
Snyder, Colin          235 RB          3    53              57              2 yrs.
Danek, Edgar            232 RB          1    33              47              1 yr. 
##Lindsay, Raul        243 RB          1    32              46              4 yrs.
Schuster, Ralph        331 FB    FB    7    66              66              3 yrs.
Franklin, Jon          446 TE    TE    2    42              49              3 yrs.
Ruddy, Edgar            442 TE          4    43              43              1 yr. 
Sowers, Archie          481 TE          1    24              36              1 yr. 
##Reid, Pat            484 TE          1    27              33              4 yrs.
Riley, Rodney          586 FL    SE    4    69              69              5 yrs.
$$Lynch, Gabriel        513 FL          9    52              52              1 yr. 
Wright, Dustin          512 SE    FL    7    60              60              2 yrs.
##Boothroyd, Earl      588 SE          1    31              51              4 yrs.
McDaniel, Marcus        583 SE          1    25              37              1 yr. 
Bening, Larry          585 SE          4    34              34              2 yrs.
Henson, Marcos          657 C    RT    1    44              70              4 yrs.
Burmeister, Matt        653 C          1    31              64              1 yr. 
Graham, Andrew          679 C    C    10  58              58              1 yr. 
Washburn, Victor        768 LG          1    26              35              1 yr. 
Maurer, Norman          764 RG    LG    5    60              60              3 yrs.
Bitonio, Joel          775 RG    RG    12  50              50              2 yrs.
Henry, Trenton          865 LT    LT    2    38              59              3 yrs.
##Coleman, Shon        872 RT          10  62              62              2 yrs.
Lane, Mercury          869 RT          1    24              53              4 yrs.
Emerson, Rob            915 P          10  68              68              2 yrs.
McManus, Brandon        1019K          12  66              66              2 yrs.
Parmely, Everett        1193LDE  RDE  1    45              75              4 yrs.
Gibson, Willie          1198LDE        2    44              65              3 yrs.
Stanton, Julio          1199RDE  LDE  9    84              84              1 yr. 
Yaros, Shaun            1174RDE        2    38              60              1 yr. 
Alcott, Damien          1294LDT  NT    2    88              91              3 yrs.
Blades, Graham          1292LDT        3    62              62              2 yrs.
Nelson, Tito            1270RDT        2    38              63              3 yrs.
Nelson, Sawyer          1397WILB  SILB  5    75              75              3 yrs.
##Horton, Vince        1396WILB        6    69              69              4 yrs.
Tubbs, Dexter          1354MLB  WILB  2    46              63              2 yrs.
Yockey, Randall        1352MLB        1    35              58              4 yrs.
Rincon, Karl            1455SLB  SLB  3    78              78              2 yrs.
Krauchick, Dean        1456WLB  WLB  4    73              73              4 yrs.
Gibbons, Eduardo        1451WLB        3    66              66              2 yrs.
Newhart, Derek          1495WLB        2    44              62              3 yrs.
Gonzalez, Joseph        1523LCB        4    52              52              1 yr. 
Garner, Darren          1534LCB        1    26              42              1 yr. 
Canada, Gregory        1547RCB  LCB  3    67              67              2 yrs.
Schmidtke, Cooper      1549RCB  RCB  9    65              65              2 yrs.
Moss, Francisco        1520RCB        1    27              51              1 yr. 
##Nixon, Clayton        1524RCB        1    26              35              4 yrs.
Shaw, Larry            1633SS    SS    1    32              71              4 yrs.
Kempthorn, Scottie      1641SS          4    60              60              1 yr. 
Tatum, Miles            1640FS    FS    6    56              56              2 yrs.
Newsome, Bo            659 LS          10  18              18              2 yrs.
 
$$ - player is suspended, ## - player is inactive, 
** = player is injured, %% - player is on IR. 
 
Players Under Contract: 54
Inactive: 7
On Active Roster: 46
 
Salary Cap: $211,500,000
Cap Room: $3,290,000
Maximum for New Player: $3,900,000
Cap Room Lost (to old contracts): $8,760,000
 
Cap Room Lost Next Year (to old contracts): $4,610,000
Cap Room Required Next Year: $166,440,000


Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 07:46 PM

Week 5 – We host and smash the Steeler 37-13. MOM is Wright with 146 yards and a score. Schuster with another TD grab. Nekolny is 22 of 33, 276 and 2:0. Lorey has 23 for 120 and 1 score. Pick returned for a score by Kempthron 2 sacks by Rincon.

More injuries. A bunch more:

C Graham is out for 14 weeks with a full ankle sprain. Given this is week 5, I go ahead nod put him on IR. It’s a sad way to end his 10 year career with us, nbut it’s not uncommon.

C Henson is out for 3 weeks. C Burmeister starts for Graham until Henson returns, and Coleman, probable, is rushed back for the OT spot.

CB Canada is questionable. Arledge returns

Week 6 - We host the winless Dolphins. We are favored by 13, so I hope this is a chance to play backups and get rested. We beat them 28-15. Arledge is MVP, 30 of 39, 317, 1:0. Wright has 134 and score. Lorey adds 30 for 122 on the ground and 2 scores. 2 picks by Miles Tatum. 4 KRB by Maurer

No. New. Injuries.

Yay!


Week 7 – We head to New York to face the 2 win Jets. We shut them out, 27-0. Arledge is MOM with 22 of 31, 239, and 3:0. RB Lorey with 2 td grabs and wright the other. Lorey adds 18 for 73 on the ground. Pick by Rincon.

SS Kempthron is questionable with a strained hammy.

Beneing is healed

Lynch ends his hold out. I bench McDaniel.

Week 8 – We host the 5-2 Pats. We beat them 32-14. 8-0. MOM is Arledge with 18 of 27, 1:0 . 2-04 yards, and TE Sowers got a score. Lorey adds 86 on the ground. Picks by Tatum and Rincon But we just blew up fumbles. We had 5 FF, 3 recovers. F2 FF by Parmely, 1 each by Tatum, DE Gibbons, and Schmidke. Recovery by Stanton, LB Tubbs, and LB Newhart. Both Stanton and Tubbs rushed their fumble recoveries for scores. Sacks by a bunch of folks too. 5 on the day.

Boothroyd and Henson are healthy.

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 08:09 PM

Week 9 – We have the Ravens swing by and send them home -40-6 BOOM! That is a thumping. About halfway through, Lorey injured his finger and broke it. Snyder replaced him. Both were okay. Arledge was 23 of 33, 292, 2:1, MOM, hit Riley for 115 yards and TE Franklin twice for scores. 2 picks by Tatu, pick s Shaw, returned for a score, and…ick by DE Everett Parmely, and returned for a score.

Another injury. OG Maurer is out for two weeks . I rotate my o line again to adjust

Horton is healthy.

Week 10 – BYE

Kempthron is healthy.

Week 11 – We head to the 0-9 Bengals. 41-25. Not a good day for my defense, 1 sack, no picks, no FF, nothing. But m offense? Lorey has 28 for 178 and 2 scores. Arledge is 17 of 24 for 231 and 3:1. Wright with 2 scores and Riley with 109 yards and the 3rd TD. 5 KRB by Bitnio.

Another injury. C Bermeiser is out for a couple of weeks. I move Maurer back a week early

Week 12 – We smash the Bears 34-3. Arledge, MOM, 32 of 35, 388 2:0, and hit Riley foro 100 a 1 score, and RB Lorey for another score. Lorey added 21 for 74 and 2 on the ground. 3 FF and 2 recoveries by my defense.



Wright is questionable.


Week 13 – We lose in Houston 22-33. Lorey was 19 for 61, Arledge 21 of 34, 272, and 2:2. Riley had 117 and 1 score and Lorey the other score. Not a great day.


11-1 at the three quarter mark

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 08:27 PM

Week 14 – Next up we host the 4-8 Lions. 30-16 we take them down. Pick by Rincon, Aleredge is MON with 27 of 34 for 326 and 1:0. TE Franklin with that TD scor.e Lorey was 25 for 147 and 2.

Wright is healthy, Burmester too


Week 15 – We host the Bengals, at 0-13. We win 13-9. C;pse than I would have liked, btu okay. Pick by Sawyer Nelson. Arledge was 21 of 26, 294, and 1:1. Franklin with the score. Lorey was 22 for 91. 2 sacks by Krauchick

Week 16 – MOM and NFL Offensive Player of the Week is WR Dustin Wright, 14 catches, 250 yards, 1 score. Arlede was 27 of 40, 349, 1:0. Lorey just 22 for 95 1 score. Pick by CB schmidtke. We ebat the pack.


But SS Shaw is out for a few weeks with separated shoulder. Well, I can slide my other strong safety right in


Week 17 – We host the 6-9 Steelers. We smash them 45-22. Arledge, MVP, 23 of 32, 363, 4:1, hits Riley 2x, Franklin 1, and Lynch once. Lorey has 23 for 86. Pick by Tatum, returned for a score 94 yards. 3 sacks by Alcott, 1 each by Rincon, Krauchik, Stanton, and ironically, CB Schmitdke.

We finish 15-1 and my defense dominated. We held our foes to 13.8 points/game The league aver is 22.2, we were the best. The next best were the Titans at 15.4, and then the eagles at 18.9. Meanwhile we have the 2nd highest ppg at 28.3, just behind the 49ers at 28.4.


So we just dominated.


We are 15-1, and the AFC still has the Ravens, Texans, Colts, Titans, Bills, Broncos, and Patriot s all at 10+ wins. 8 of the teams are 10+, or fully half the league! We have the 0-16 Bengals giving out a lot of gifts this year. There are two divisions in the NFC where there’s no 10 win team. The Eagles won the east with a 8-8 record.

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 08:33 PM

The 2025 NFL Playoffs!!!


Houston heads to Denver and wins 28-27
The Pats hold steady and beat the Colts 27-14

Bears head to the Vikings and just smash 46-17

49ers on the road with 17-16 over the Eagles

3 out of 4 road teams win

Not a trend I want to continue…



Week 2, Division Champ Round

Browns host Texans. Despite the 5 game gap in our wins this year, we are only favored by 1

Titans host Pats. Tennessee is favored by 9.

49ers head to Falcons
Bears at Cards

Ready?

Cards 37-10

Titans 26-17

Falcons 28-21

Us?

44-20

I think we just barely covered the spread on that one!

MOM is Arledge, 27 of 33m 338, 2:1. Lynch and Ruddy with scores. Lorey is 30 for 147 and 3. Picks by CB Moss , a Nickelback, and Kempthron. 3 sacks by Rincon. Another by Alcott and PArmely. 4 KRB b Maurer.

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 08:39 PM

NFL Conference Championship:


We have an injury. LT Trenton Henry is out for 5 weeks with a damaged patellar tendon. Burmeister starts

We host the Titans

In the NFC< the Cards host the Falcons

The Falcons win on the road 37-30.

We defeat the Titans 13-10.

MOM is Everett Parmely, with 2 sacks and a FF. Pick by Tatum. Lorery is held to 32 yards rushing, and Arledge to 26 of 37, 298, and 1:3. Riley had 116 yards abn Wright the TD>


I’ll take any sort of win.

No major injuries either.

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 09:09 PM

The 2025 NFL Super Bowl!!!

Featuring….


Your NFC Champion #2 seed 10-6 Atlanta Falcons !!!

VERSUS

Your AFC Champion, #1 seed 15-1 Cleveland Browns !!!


FS Shaw is probable. I activate him. And I play him at Nickelback.

You ready? We often have tough Super Bowls. I don’t think this is going to be one of them

They begin with the ball, drive 72 yard, 10 plays, each up 6 minutes mad score a TD. 7-0 Falcons

We drive three plays, and then they sack and force Arledge to fumble. They recover and drive to the 18 yard line before being brought down. On their first play from scrimmages, Stanton forces a fumble, Atlcott recovers, and we get the ball back

We start on our 22, go three and out

They ge it on their 37, drive 7 play s, score a TD with 2 minutes left in the quarter.

14-0 Falcons

We get the ball on our 25, and Arledge pushes the ball down te field rapidly. 8 plays alter he hits Riley for a 9 yard score for 14-7 Falcons

The Falcons get it at their 30. 12 plays and 70 yards and more tha 6 minutes later. They score another TD.

21-7 falcons

We get the ball at 8:19 left in the half. Two plays later, Arledge tosses a pic deep in our territory. Tey get the ball on our 22, and one TD pass later, they git us again

28-7 Falcons

We get the ball with 6:33 left. We drive 60 yards in 7 plays, and kick s FIG.

28-10 Falcons

Two plays into their response, Julio Stanton intercepts a pass and is brought down immediately. Turnover

We get the ball out out own 47 There is where we need momentum

And we get it. We finish with2:20 on the clock and our response of a score. Lynch caught a 32 yard pass from Arleedge. They run out of time.

28-17 Falcons at the half.

We start with the ball, and a 7 ball, 61 yard drive winds up with a FD

28-20 Falcons

The Falcons go 3 and out, with -5 yards, and punt

We get it at our 29. We go 6 and 23 and punt

They get it at their 30. They go 3 and out again and punt

We get the back at our 30. Time to man up. 6 plays. 70 yards. We score a TD as Lorey gets a 1 yard pass from Arledge.

28-27

They get the ball at their 25. 12 plays, 59 yards later…Alcott forces a fumble that Rincon collects.

We get the ball with 14:20 left in the game, on our 35. We drive. 7 plays. 65 yards. Just 3.:487. Lorey rushes for a 4 yard score. First time we lead in the game. But…McManus misses the PAT. Just a 5 point lead.

28-33 Browns

They get the ball at the 10:32 mark. They know they need to strike quickly. They fire a 75 yard, 5 play 2:25 yard drive and strike a TD. Now, they want to go up three, so they go for a 2 point conversion. They fail

34-33 Falcons. And suddenly that PAT miss by McManus looks huge.

We get the ball with 7:40 to go ans start our drive at the 34 after Bening gets it out. We need ot score. 8 plays, 38 yards late they stop us….McManus kicks a 45 yarder, his 3rd FG on the day.


34-36 -Browns

Now the Falcons get the ball back with 3:38 left at their 29. And then they are forced to punt and go three and out. We get the ball. They have their times out and the 2 minute warning. We get it at our 28. One, two, three plays, we are driven back 9 kicks, and punt from our 19. Emerson punted the ball 51 yards to give them as much push back as possible. Will it e be enough?

They get it with 1:45 left on their own 34. Now remember, they are only down by 2. They get to FG range, kick it, and it’s game.

The final drive…..


The first play, their QB, Teddy Bridgewater, passes to Dotson 7 yards out of bounds.

At 1:37 Bridgewater finds TE Kinzie for 12 yards in bounds. Penalty on S Larry Shaw, declined, stops clock

At 1:28, Bridgewater passes to TE Pritchett, incomplete

1:19, Brudgewater passes for Kinzie…and…PICKED OFF BY Schmidtke!!!

I will take that. Closer than it should have been, bit I’ll takes it

Arledge, Super Bowl MVP, 27 for 37, 379, 3:1.

Lorey, 27 foro 88, 1 score

Wright 130 yards

TD catches by Lorey, Riley, Lynch

Picks by Stanton and Schmidtke

2 forced fumbles and recoveries

We had 4 turnovers on the day

2 sacks by Rincon and Stanton, 1 each by Nelson and Alcott

4 KRB by Joel Bintonio

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 09:13 PM

Season Awards:

Whaoa!

MVP of the League – QB Brendan Arledge
Super Bowl MVP – Arledge
Defensive Rookie of the Year – DE Everett Parmely

All Pro First Team -RB Diego Lorey, WR Dustin Wright, DT Damien Alcott, LB Karl Rincon,
All Pro Second Team – L B Dean Krauchick


Notice players missing from that? FB Schuster, Stanton and Arledge. How did Arledge not get OPotY, or All Pros? He didn’t deserve them. Remember he was out for all but one drive of one game, and two more games

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 09:25 PM

STATS!!


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Passing Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Att  Cmp  Pct  Yards Avg/C Avg/A Lg 
Arledge, Brendan      QB  CLE  14 14 414  305  73.7  3767  12.35 9.10  77   
Nekolny, Sebastian    QB  CLE  14 2  87  62  71.3  798  12.87 9.17  48   
 
  Player              Pos Team  TD  Int  20+T 300+ Rating 
Arledge, Brendan      QB  CLE  23  7    60  5    112.8 
Nekolny, Sebastian    QB  CLE  5    0    13  0    118.8 
 
Att - Attempts, Cmp - Completions, Pct - Completion Percentage, 
Yards - Passing Yards, Avg/C - Yards per Completion, Ave/A - Yards per Attempt, 
Lg - Longest Completion, TD - Passing Touchdowns, Int - Passes Intercepted, 
20+T - Completions of 20 or More Yards, 300+ - 300-yard Games, 
Rate - Quarterback Rating. 


Arledge was 13th in yards, 10th in pass TDs but blew up in QB rating and led there by far. It's rare to see the league MVP not go the OpotY, but it happens, rarely.


Rushing:

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Rushing Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Att  Yards Avg  Lg  TD  RZAtt Yards 
Lorey, Diego          RB  CLE  16 16 364  1576  4.33  56  9    59    100   
Snyder, Colin        RB  CLE  16 0  61  156  2.56  32  0    7    4     
Arledge, Brendan      QB  CLE  14 14 24  82    3.42  17  1    5    14     
Riley, Rodney        WR  CLE  16 16 11  36    3.27  19  1    2    0     
Nekolny, Sebastian    QB  CLE  14 2  6    9    1.50  13  0    0    0     
Boothroyd, Earl      WR  CLE  12 2  1    1    1.00  1  0    0    0     
McIntyre, Malcolm    QB  CLE  1  0  1    -1    -1.00 0  0    1    -1   


Again, Lorey led the league in rushing, although it wasn't this amazing 2000+ yard season like last year. He also was down in rushing scores.

What about receiving?


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Receiving Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Targ Ctch Pct  Yards Avg/C Avg/T YAC 
Wright, Dustin        WR  CLE  16 15 149  109  73.2  1460  13.39 9.80  688   
Riley, Rodney        WR  CLE  16 16 112  73  65.2  1164  15.95 10.39 442   
Franklin, Jon        TE  CLE  16 15 55  48  87.3  574  11.96 10.44 282   
Lorey, Diego          RB  CLE  16 16 58  41  70.7  448  10.93 7.72  197   
Lynch, Gabriel        WR  CLE  9  3  30  25  83.3  266  10.64 8.87  101   
Schuster, Ralph      FB  CLE  16 8  25  19  76.0  134  7.05  5.36  46   
Boothroyd, Earl      WR  CLE  12 2  22  17  77.3  215  12.65 9.77  64   
McDaniel, Marcus      WR  CLE  3  3  11  10  90.9  99    9.90  9.00  24   
Sowers, Archie        TE  CLE  15 1  12  9    75.0  64    7.11  5.33  12   
Ruddy, Edgar          TE  CLE  16 1  13  8    61.5  89    11.13 6.85  44   
Snyder, Colin        RB  CLE  16 0  10  5    50.0  24    4.80  2.40  10   
Bening, Larry        WR  CLE  16 0  4    3    75.0  28    9.33  7.00  0     
 
  Player              Pos Team  Lg  TD  Drp  PPly TPct 20+C 100+ 
Wright, Dustin        WR  CLE  52  8    5    469  31.8  27  4     
Riley, Rodney        WR  CLE  52  6    1    551  20.3  21  5     
Franklin, Jon        TE  CLE  63  5    0    489  11.2  10  0     
Lorey, Diego          RB  CLE  33  4    4    485  12.0  5    0     
Lynch, Gabriel        WR  CLE  77  1    0    198  15.2  2    0     
Schuster, Ralph      FB  CLE  20  1    2    220  11.4  1    0     
Boothroyd, Earl      WR  CLE  44  2    1    97  22.7  4    0     
McDaniel, Marcus      WR  CLE  20  0    0    66  16.7  1    0     
Sowers, Archie        TE  CLE  14  1    1    44  27.3  0    0     
Ruddy, Edgar          TE  CLE  36  0    0    66  19.7  2    0     
Snyder, Colin        RB  CLE  10  0    2    44  22.7  0    0     
Bening, Larry        WR  CLE  13  0    0    46  8.7  0    0     
 
Targ - Targeted with Pass, Ctch - Receptions, Pct - Reception Percentage, 
Yards - Receiving Yards, Avg/C - Yards per Catch, Avg/T - Yards per 
Target, YAC - Yards Gained After Catch, Lg - Longest Reception, 
TD - Receiving Touchdowns, Drp - Passes Dropped, PPly - Passing Plays 
on Field, TPct - Percentage of Passing Plays Targeted, 20+C - Catches 
of 20 Yards or More, 100+ - 100-Yard Games.


I don't think I've had a double 1000+ season in this year yet, so that's nice. Wright is 120 yards in front of the rest of the league. Riley was 6th in receiving yards. Remember this is with a major injury to Wright for a few weeks. Lorey had a down year as well catching, and you can see Joe Franklin with a solid season.


Blocking!

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Blocking Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS KRB  KRO  BPct  Pnck SkA  PPly SPct 
Maurer, Norman        G  CLE  16 15 29  86  33.7  3    6    548  1.1   
Bitonio, Joel        G  CLE  16 16 26  85  30.6  1    15  556  2.7   
Coleman, Shon        T  CLE  15 15 21  70  30.0  3    7    474  1.5   
Henry, Trenton        T  CLE  14 14 16  56  28.6  0    12  464  2.6   
Henson, Marcos        C  CLE  11 11 12  38  31.6  0    6    353  1.7   
Graham, Andrew        C  CLE  5  5  9    38  23.7  0    1    152  0.7   
Franklin, Jon        TE  CLE  16 15 4    13  30.8  0    1    489  0.2   
Burmeister, Matt      C  CLE  7  4  4    25  16.0  0    2    125  1.6   
Schuster, Ralph      FB  CLE  16 8  3    17  17.6  0    0    220  0.0   
Lane, Mercury        T  CLE  8  0  1    13  7.7  0    3    103  2.9   
Ruddy, Edgar          TE  CLE  16 1  0    2    0.0  0    0    66  0.0   
Washburn, Victor      G  CLE  1  0  0    1    0.0  0    0    0    0.0   


We had a lot of injuries to my O Line. It was just beat up. Not a great year here from anyone


Special Teams?

Emerson, 87 punts, 48.7 avg, 37.8 net.
McManus, 35 of 40, 43 of 47 PAT
LB Gibbons, 25 special teams tackles
Bening was fine, but no TD



Defense:

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Defensive Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Tckl Asst Sack Blkd Hurr QBKd 
Rincon, Karl          OLB CLE  16 16 94  21  9.0  0    11  6     
Nelson, Sawyer        ILB CLE  16 15 81  31  0.0  0    1    0     
Krauchick, Dean      OLB CLE  16 16 80  34  12.0 2    8    4     
Tatum, Miles          S  CLE  16 16 68  16  1.0  0    0    0     
Shaw, Larry          S  CLE  15 15 57  17  0.0  0    1    0     
Alcott, Damien        DT  CLE  16 16 54  25  14.0 3    18  27   
Kempthorn, Scottie    S  CLE  14 7  51  10  0.0  0    2    0     
Canada, Gregory      CB  CLE  16 16 50  15  0.0  0    1    0     
Schmidtke, Cooper    CB  CLE  16 16 48  17  1.0  0    1    0     
Stanton, Julio        DE  CLE  16 16 32  16  10.0 3    23  20   
Parmely, Everett      DE  CLE  16 16 31  9    9.0  1    12  1     
Horton, Vince        ILB CLE  9  4  20  8    0.0  0    0    0     
Tubbs, Dexter        ILB CLE  13 5  17  3    0.0  0    0    0     
Garner, Darren        CB  CLE  15 1  12  5    0.0  0    0    0     
Gonzalez, Joseph      CB  CLE  16 1  11  2    0.0  0    0    0     
Gibbons, Eduardo      OLB CLE  16 0  8    1    0.0  0    0    0     
Moss, Francisco      CB  CLE  16 0  6    2    0.0  0    0    0


Alcott's 14 sacks is 4th in league for total, and leads all DTs by 3.5 sacks. Krauchick led all LBs in sacks, and was 8th highest in sacks, Stanton, Rincon and Parmely are all looking nice as well. But you can feel the swap over from Julio Stanton to these others.

Coverage?


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Pass Coverage Statistics
 
  Player              Pos Team  GP GS Ints IRYd TD  Defn Cght PPly PDPct 
Tatum, Miles          S  CLE  16 16 6    129  1    3    47  609  78.4   
Rincon, Karl          OLB CLE  16 16 3    45  0    6    44  609  77.7   
Shaw, Larry          S  CLE  15 15 3    79  3    3    34  535  78.2   
Nelson, Sawyer        ILB CLE  16 15 2    15  0    5    32  451  77.9   
Schmidtke, Cooper    CB  CLE  16 16 1    0    0    6    44  562  75.5   
Kempthorn, Scottie    S  CLE  14 7  1    42  1    5    40  372  72.7   
Parmely, Everett      DE  CLE  16 16 1    26  1    1    4    557  82.8   
Stanton, Julio        DE  CLE  16 16 0    0    0    0    3    557  81.8   
Horton, Vince        ILB CLE  9  4  0    0    0    2    10  123  75.6   
Krauchick, Dean      OLB CLE  16 16 0    0    0    2    28  567  76.7   
Gonzalez, Joseph      CB  CLE  16 1  0    0    0    3    6    119  81.9   
Gibbons, Eduardo      OLB CLE  16 0  0    0    0    1    4    89  79.3   
Canada, Gregory      CB  CLE  16 16 0    0    0    4    25  527  78.0   
Yaros, Shaun          DE  CLE  16 0  0    0    0    0    1    56  80.2   
Gibson, Willie        DE  CLE  15 0  0    0    0    0    1    56  80.2   
Nelson, Tito          DT  CLE  14 0  0    0    0    1    0    14  99.6   
Alcott, Damien        DT  CLE  16 16 0    0    0    0    6    557  81.1   
Tubbs, Dexter        ILB CLE  13 5  0    0    0    2    6    96  79.2   
Yockey, Randall      ILB CLE  7  0  0    0    0    1    0    38  88.8   
Moss, Francisco      CB  CLE  16 0  0    0    0    0    5    68  72.7   
Garner, Darren        CB  CLE  15 1  0    0    0    0    13  131  69.2


I am sad Tatum was denied an All Pro - He was 2nd in S for picks, a couple had 5 and then more below him.

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 09:46 PM

Team Awards!

Offensive MVP – WR Dustin Wright – he had that 250 yard game, led the league in receiving yards, looking good doing it too. Good job Wright!


Defensive MVP – DT Damien Alcott – He had a better season that either McGee or Bennie did at DT. Great job Alcott! 14 sacks? Whew!

Special Teams MVP – Meh. Emerson?

Rookie of the Year: DE Everett Parmely – Defensive Rookie of the Year! Nuf said!

Heart Award – QB Sebastian Nekolny – Undrafted FA that walked into a 15-1 juggernaut when an injury hit Arledge, and didn’t miss a beat. Had a better QB rating, no picks, 5 TDs, and 798 yards in 2.5 games. Good stuff Nekolny!

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 09:47 PM

The Arledge Saga Continues...?

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 10:42 PM

End of Season –

Performance – 90
Value – 79
Profit 78
Roster 28
Score 78


Two Browns retire. OG Bitonio and C Graham, under doctor’s orders

Both spent their whole career with me!

Other major retirees of note –

RB Tod Coffey, one fo the first powerful RBs the game made
WR _ allen Hurns, DeAndre Hopkins,
O Line – Zach Fulton, and many Mamore….


But….

DC Jadeveon Clownery, and LBs Kiko Alonzo, Dee Ford, Trufant, Luechley and……


TWO players you will know:

DE Joey Horner – 120 sacks, 22 blocked, 150 hurries, 153 QBKD, 22 FF< 14 FumRec, 2 scores – Defensive Rookie of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, 5 time All Pro, set the season record for most sacks, set the game record for most sacks. PLEASE BE HALL OF FAME!!!

LB Chris Kirskey – 2 All Pros, 23 sacks, 5 blocks, 14 hurries, 15 QBKD, 939 solos, 285 assists, 23 picks, 4 INT RET TD, 46 pas def, 11 ff, 7 rec,

And that was just during the era Kirksey played for us, and does not reflect him pre-start of the dynasty. He was in his third year

We wish you well!

In one day, those four players, all with All Pro ties to my franchise and dynasty are gone 

Just one HOF Inductee Rob Grontkowski

We were the only team with 100% attendance last year, we made 89 mill

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 11:16 PM

STAFF TIME!

I gave raises to my DC and AC, and make no changes in the staff draft




I have….

56 mill in cap space, 37 players under roster. I need 10mill for my draftees.

Now I planned for life without Stanton….

Here are my players currently free:

Stanton
Kempthorn
CB Gonzalez
TE Ruddy
FL Lynch


That’s it
We also have 10 RFAs from my roster as well,

Now, we have these major players coming up that I need the cash to resign:

LB Rincon – All Pro all three years. Have to resign him
RB Lorey is final year of his deal. We need to deal with reupping him
CB Gregory Canada is going to be in the discussion.
CB Schmidtke is up for a new deal
Shon Coleman
WR Dustin Wright
FS Miles Tatum

Some good, quality backups like LB Tubbs and Gibbons and RB Snyder

That’s a lot

To franchise Stanton would be 28.5 mill. Basically, I could franchise him, and then…. I’m not sure what else. II’;d still have a good 18 mill and 38 players on my roster. I could probably keep Rincon and most of my reupping FAs for that. Extend RFAs too. Anyone with a bloated contract who’s no longer worth it?

It’s hard to imagine my team without Stanton. 8 All Pros, 2 DPotYs. 127.5 sacks and growing. And I only am forced to do this because the game mechanic of players not resigning after a second tag.

I so franchise Stanton. I don’t need any of these other bums that are FAs, and I’ll likely cut him in a few minutes after I Start reupping folks. But I want to give Stanton that chance!

Abe Sargent 12-05-2016 11:52 PM

FA!



I do not intentionally extend RT Coleman, K McManus,

I extend Emerson by a year. I have never wanted to move from Emerson. He’s good, quality, shows it, and not expensive like top punters tend to be,. I extend Newsome vet nmin sal and SE bening

Canada wants – 46.5 mill, 4 years
Rincon wants – 62 mill, 4 years

I pay Diego Lorey… 70 mill over 4 years

I like to make my big guys flat for 3 years, and then with a dummy year tacked at the end. I did that with Lorey. 16 mill cap hit first three years, then 22 mill at the end.

I sign these RFA:

DE Yaros, QB McIntyre, RB Danek, C Matt Burmesyer for 3 years, 4 mill, CB Moss,


I need 4 mill over 2 years for QB Nekolny

I resign Tatum for 3 more years, total 32 mill 4 years

Schmidtke is like my older guys. He’s 32, I’m waiting until camp to extend him a year

I sign Rincon: 4 years, 62 mill, for 14, 13, 13, and 22 cap hits

I cannot sign FAs, I cannot extend some others, I am now up against oy draft cap, and have just 420k left.


Goodbye Stanton!

DT Blades is my Defensive Front Leaders after Stanton heading to the hills. I have confluicts with LB Newhart and Gibbons and DT Nelson. That;s not good.

Oh, and with Graham gone, my nea leader on the O Line is Maurer and…he has pissed off OT Lae and C Burmeister…

Not what I want.

I advance a week

Abe Sargent 12-06-2016 12:59 AM

Anyone I want to chase?

Here is what I’m missing:



Stud/start TE?
Starting OG


Backups – Qb, TE, WR, OGx2, DE, CBx2 , S

There’s a good OG in the pool, 63/63, 9t year vet Corwin Fruth. Wants 18 mill over 3 years. Or I could try and hit up the draft.

I sign Canada for 48 mill, 4 years, with cap hits of 10.6, 10.3, 10.3, and 17,8. I have the cash for Fruth, but a 9th year vet doesn’t strike me a s solid answer. Let’s look at the draft first!

I interview a bunch of GOs, nothing is good. This is a deep OT draft, I could move an OT over.

Whoa!

There is a great, high bar CB in the 6th overall spot, with no combines but as scouted. Looks sexy – Bryant Crane. Will Crane fall? There are also some solid Tees near the top of the draft too

There are three just studly stud LBs on in the outside backer spots.

The dropoff in quality from OF Fruth to the next OG on the FA list is bad. And I don’t see any great OGs here But I could be tempted for OT into OG. If Fruth were 7th year, I’d do it. But I don’t want to sign a 31 year old OG who busts 10 points in camp. You know? I can do better than that.

I do not make an offer for Fruth

The best K in the league isn in fa. 14 ear vet Caleb Sturgis, 91/91. Also out there is 6 year vet, 78/78 SE Russell Martinez. Both quality.

I watch for a while

Int eh draft this year I have 1.32, 3.15, 3.19, 3.25, 4.30, 4.21, 4.32, 5.22, 5.32, 7.32

So I don’t need to go after anyone in FA that much. I can go after these folks!

Week 3 – Martinez signs a 100 mill deal with Dallas

Week 4 – Lynch heads to New Orleans. Good luck! You shouldn’t have held out… you have dropped what you wanted by 50% and I would have resigned you.

Week 5 – Fruth heads to SF 49ers

Week 6 =-Kempthorn to Denver, Gonzalez to Green Bay

Want to make on offer for a Kicker much better than McManus but a year older? Yes, I do. I make an offer. I have the cash, I don’t need anything else, might as well have the best K in the game, right?

Week 7 – We sign Sturgis for 20 mill, 3 yras, and that;s 1.2 mill more than McManus this year. I cut McManus. Remember Michael Dunn? He signs with the Bills.

Week 8 – McManus heads to Houston. Remember Antoine Harrison? Heads to Boston. Lincoln Baxter or the Jags

Week 9 – No one has made an offer to Stanton, even though he’s halved his contract demands to 36 mill over 3 years. He won’t take my offer. In real life, he would have, right? He liked playing for me, yadda yadda.

Week 10 – TEE Ruddy heads to Minnesota

End of FA

Stanton untouched

That is just bizarre.

Abe Sargent 12-06-2016 02:28 AM

The 2026 NFL Amateur Draft!

The Bengals kick of the draft with WR Mitchell Shreves coming off the board

CB Crane, I was interested in heads off at 1.18.

Then the second to last OT heads off at 1.19, . Hmpf.

This is not a very talented draft. I may trade some picks away for future picks, or to target the handful of quality here.

At 1.22, the Vikings biggest needs, and I am not kidding, are Ot, OT, and DT. Not a typo. The last good OT won’t make it past them. Right?

I offer my 1/.32 and 3.15 to move with the Saints to 1.11 and then I grab OT Lucas Lucas (not a typo) OT going 1.22 who I wanted. A lot. 4 reds, 1 blue. As scouted. Here we go

Who would I have taken at 1.32?

Some great players go in the late 20s, including two great Dts I liked, and a quality FS at 30.

A stud LB is left, WLB 3-4 guy Ethan Nelson. 3 reds, 3 blues. All stud. I would have gone him.

The Vikes take the top OT on the board and move on.

Player’s I’m following include OG Bill Potz, TE Perrone, and I want to see where Nelson winds up

None by pick 50

None in the first two rounds

How is Nelson still on the breaking board? And Plotz and Perrone are good too. I thought Perrone would be one of my 3rd rounders and scouted him. Plotz too. But Nelson? Wow. Even if a bad draft like this, there’s always somebody who tumbles

Uh oh. At picks 3.5 and 3.6 there is a run on TE, leaving Perrone on the board at the top.

3.10 at Dallas is the first team that needs TE on the board next. That pick is worth 220 points. I could throw a couple ofo 4ths at get it. Do I want Perrone that much? Nah. Wanna swap 3rds to get Plotz or Nelson? Nobody from here to us at 3.19 needs LB.

So let’s keep going.

Nelson goes 3.10 to Dallas

ARGH!!!

I didn’t see Dallas taking Nelson. Now I would have swapped 3rd so something. BLAST it. I could have gotten a 1st rounder here. Ah well, lesson learned.

Do I want to move up for Perrone? I could leap from 3.19 to 3.11 and move…nah it’s too pricey. I’ll just grab someone else.

Pick 76, Perrone heads to the Jets

At 3.19 I take LG Bill Plotz

At 3.25 – There are three intriguing people here. DT Marshal walker? He might “just” be a DT, but he’s good. DE Grayson Floyd and WR Grady Gillespie. Gillespie might be the last decent receiver on the board. But I go Floyd. Floyd is too good not to take here.


Walker goes 4.4 to the Jags



4th round –
I take FL Grady Gllsespie with my first pick in the 4th.
MLB Braxton Rhodes is next. Quality backup
S Julio Langley – just a body

5th? CB Cooley, again just for having a body.

7.32? RB Alexis Talley intrigues, especially as someone from MARSHALL

Amateur Draft Report:

Rnd 1 - Lucas Lucas, T, Wisconsin
Rnd 3 - Bill Plotz, G, Notre Dame
Rnd 3 - Grayson Floyd, DE, Toledo
Rnd 4 - Grady Gillespie, WR, North Carolina
Rnd 4 - Braxton Rhodes, ILB, Mississippi
Rnd 4 - Julio Langley, S, Maryland
Rnd 5 - Herb Cooley, CB, Lock Haven
Rnd 7 - Alexis Talley, RB, Marshall

Abe Sargent 12-06-2016 03:08 AM

Early draft results – not great. B rating

Plotz – 39/69
OT Lucas 32/68
LB Rhodes 32/66
Gillespie 29/51
Langley 25/40
Cooley 20/39
Talley 24/37
DE Floyd 31/64

Not the best I’ve ever had. But we’ll see if any pan out and who that might be if so.


I advance to late fa.

I offer spots to these UFAs:

QB Blake Kilgore
LG Cory Hammond
RCB Dustin Benton
FL Kristoher Dotson
TE WallY Ayers
RCB Quinn Hickman


And 2nd year TE Ezekiel Crews, let go by the Giants.

Stanton still doesn’t want to sign with us.

Week 1 – We sign 5 of our targets

Week 2 – Another joins us

Week 3 – Pur last target joins us

Stantons signs a vet min sal contacts with the Saints for one year. Wouldn’t you have signed a much bigger deal that that with me? Hardly realistic…

Abe Sargent 12-06-2016 09:39 PM

CAMP!


Major changes to my peopops?

With Alcott 90/90. He is rated as….

4th best player in the game behind OG Duffy, LT Schutlz and DE Hastings. K Sturgis is not only the best K by far, but the 5th best player in the NFL. Just 22 players are rated 80 or better. We have two – Sturgis and Alctot.

Rincon is 3rd best OL, Nelson 4th best, Krauchecki 6th best, and Horton, 11th best


I add a year to CB Schmidtke’s deal

I cut RB Talley And Cooley, who neither were better than UFAs I signed or other options I have on my roster. I cut Dotson and drop us to 54…


I extend RB Snyder by a year


I trade 63/63 LB Eduardo Gibbons, final year of his rookie deal, to the eagles for the 3rds in 2029/ I have too many LBs of quality to extended Gibbons Every LB I get is 60+ potential, with on e at 58 instead.


The only major thing left to figure out is my O Line. I am starting: C Henson, OT – Henry, Coleman, OG – Maurer and……PLotz? Lucas Lucas? Plotz is a huge run blocking, but just 1/6 for pass blocking, with 38/92 run, and 90 strength, 70/88 endurance. That’s what you get from a highly touted 3rd round OG,, a bit of a weakness. Look, Arledge gest sacked. A lot. We get that. But do I want this guy protecting him? On the other hand Lucas Lucas is 26/77 run, 10/36 pass, 85 str, 96 end, and just as run blocking, although not as much fo a specialist. Which is fine for himself as an RT, I would not play him at LT. I sort of envision him taking over for RT Coleman or moving him to LG. Coleman is 34 and drafting his replacement was not a bad plan given the draft’s heavy amount of talent at the OT spot.

This year we’ll use Lucas Lucas ajust like Matt Burmeister last, as a major emergency starter regardless of position. But I want to give PLotz, you know what? Screw it!

This is LL now…

26/77
10/36
85
75/96

I move him to LG

This is LL post-move
30/83
7/37
85
72/96

He is now a 37/73 guy there

We are starting Lucas Lucas as LG

I extend Dustin Wright by 45 mill and 4 year deal.

I pay DT Graham Blades 13 mill for 4 years. I extend MLB Dexter Tubbs by a year for 4 mill, 2 years total. I extend Coleman by two years

We go 4-0 in the preseason!

Arledge drops a little to 29/29

LS Newsom to 85 long snapping

Schmidtke is down to 57

All of my Des are more like run stoppers then pass rushers. Other than Parmely.

Yaros – 79/86 run, 38/47 pass rush, 38 pr str.
Gibson – 70/91 run ded, 39/53 pass run tech, 28 prs
Floyd 0 34/72 run d, 36/78 pass r t, 38, pr str

You know?

Hmmmm…..

Are you thinking what I’m thinking?

I move Krauchick to DE in a couple of pass rush formations where he;s not my WLB. And Floyd is my general DE starting in our base D and Yaros is my Run D DE

I have 14 mill in cap space. Anyone I want to make an offer to randomly in FA or anything?

Nah

Abe Sargent 12-06-2016 09:39 PM

Roster!

Code:


Front Office Football Eight
Cleveland Browns Roster, Scout Overview
 
  Player                #  Pos  Start Exp  Current Estimate Future Estimate  Cntrct
Kilgore, Blake          119 QB          1    18              34              1 yr. 
##McIntyre, Malcolm    105 QB          2    20              33              1 yr. 
Arledge, Brendan        114 QB    QB    11  29              29              2 yrs.
Lorey, Diego            222 RB    RB    6    77              77              4 yrs.
Snyder, Colin          235 RB          4    54              54              2 yrs.
##Lindsay, Raul        243 RB          2    38              48              3 yrs.
Danek, Edgar            232 RB          2    38              46              2 yrs.
Schuster, Ralph        331 FB    FB    8    60              60              2 yrs.
Franklin, Jon          446 TE    TE    3    48              48              2 yrs.
Crews, Ezekiel          441 TE          2    40              48              1 yr. 
Ayres, Wally            489 TE          1    23              42              1 yr. 
##Reid, Pat            484 TE          2    31              34              3 yrs.
Riley, Rodney          586 FL    SE    5    66              66              4 yrs.
Gillespie, Grady        513 FL          1    35              50              4 yrs.
Wright, Dustin          512 SE    FL    8    61              61              4 yrs.
Boothroyd, Earl        588 SE          2    37              51              3 yrs.
Bening, Larry          585 SE          5    34              34              2 yrs.
Henson, Marcos          657 C    C    2    60              69              3 yrs.
Burmeister, Matt        653 C          2    43              66              3 yrs.
Lucas, Lucas            771 LG    LG    1    38              70              4 yrs.
Plotz, Bill            761 LG          1    44              68              4 yrs.
##Hammond, Cory        776 LG          1    15              42              1 yr. 
Maurer, Norman          764 RG    RG    6    59              59              2 yrs.
Henry, Trenton          865 LT    LT    3    57              59              2 yrs.
Coleman, Shon          872 RT    RT    11  60              60              3 yrs.
Lane, Mercury          869 RT          2    30              53              3 yrs.
Emerson, Rob            915 P          11  68              68              2 yrs.
Sturgis, Caleb          1008K          14  73              73              3 yrs.
Parmely, Everett        1193LDE  LDE  2    69              73              3 yrs.
Floyd, Grayson          1179LDE  RDE  1    39              66              4 yrs.
##Gibson, Willie        1198LDE        3    49              61              2 yrs.
Yaros, Shaun            1174RDE        3    53              58              1 yr. 
Alcott, Damien          1294LDT  NT    3    90              90              2 yrs.
Blades, Graham          1292LDT        4    63              63              4 yrs.
Nelson, Tito            1270RDT        3    44              63              2 yrs.
Nelson, Sawyer          1397WILB  SILB  6    75              75              2 yrs.
Horton, Vince          1396WILB  WILB  7    68              68              3 yrs.
Tubbs, Dexter          1354MLB        3    60              63              2 yrs.
Rhodes, Braxton        1391MLB        1    40              62              4 yrs.
##Yockey, Randall      1352MLB        2    41              58              3 yrs.
Rincon, Karl            1455SLB  SLB  4    78              78              4 yrs.
Krauchick, Dean        1456WLB  WLB  5    74              74              3 yrs.
Newhart, Derek          1495WLB        3    57              60              2 yrs.
Canada, Gregory        1547RCB  LCB  4    67              67              4 yrs.
Schmidtke, Cooper      1549RCB  RCB  10  57              57              2 yrs.
Moss, Francisco        1520RCB        2    35              47              1 yr. 
Hickman, Quinn          1527RCB        1    24              42              1 yr. 
Benton, Dustin          1525RCB        1    16              37              1 yr. 
Nixon, Clayton          1524RCB        2    29              35              3 yrs.
Shaw, Larry            1633SS    SS    2    53              71              3 yrs.
Tatum, Miles            1640FS    FS    7    55              55              4 yrs.
##Langley, Julio        1644FS          1    29              40              4 yrs.
Newsome, Bo            659 LS          11  18              18              2 yrs.
 
$$ - player is suspended, ## - player is inactive, 
** = player is injured, %% - player is on IR. 
 
Players Under Contract: 53
Inactive: 7
On Active Roster: 46
 
Salary Cap: $218,800,000
Cap Room: $14,990,000
Maximum for New Player: $15,630,000
Cap Room Lost (to old contracts): $7,660,000
 
Cap Room Lost Next Year (to old contracts): $270,000
Cap Room Required Next Year: $194,780,000


Abe Sargent 12-06-2016 09:55 PM

We have a few minor injuries – RB Snyder, OLB Nelson, SE Bening, FL Riley are all probable and Schdmidtke is questionable. All will continue



Week 1 – We start the season against the hapless 0-16 Bungles from last year, with a 14 point favorite….and…beat them 34-13. I think we covered that spread! Arledge, MVP, 24 of 37, 309, 4:0. Lorey ads 21 for 95 on the ground. Wright – 143 yards, 1 score, Riley 107 and 2 and WR Boothroyd is the final scorer.

Week 2 – We host and defeat Atlanta 20-14. MOM is Arledge, 23 of 31, 256 and 2:0. Wright and Riley with scores. Lorey held to 44 yards on the ground, pick by Canada, 2 sacks by Parmely,

Week 3 – The Broncos arrive and we beat them 24-17. Again, Orey is nothing, but Arledge is MOM with 22 of 35, 277 and 3:0, and Wright, Riley, and WR Grady Gillespie have TD catches.

Week 4 – Today we have the 0-3 Titans and…we takes them to the cleaner 31-7. MOM is Arledge with 23 of 38, 301 and 2:0. He rushes for a score. Snyder has a score on the ground and Lorey is 27 of 55. Franklng and Wright with TDs. 2 picks by Schmidtke, 3 sacks by Krauchick and 2 by Rincon.

At 4-0. We are in an odd place. I expected we’d be leaning on Lorey more, and he’s the weak part of my offense right now. Arledge is off to a blistering pace at 1143 yards, 11:0 ratio. And Lorey is a pedestrian 230 o 84 carries, with 0 rushing scores.

Bening is injured a new injury, questionable, strained hammy

Abe Sargent 12-06-2016 10:07 PM

Week 5 – Our winning ways continue at Jacksonville 27-14. Arlege, MOM is 36 of 46, 390, and 2:1 – threw his first pic. He hits Wright for 184 and 1, and FB Schuster for the other. Lorey is 23 for 42 ad 1. Picks by schmidtke, Horton, and Tatum


Week 6 – We win at Houston 22-17. Arledge comes back down to earth. 28 of 36, 314, and 1:2. He hit Wright for 109 and a score. Lorey is 31 for 108. Sturgus is MVP with 5 of 5 FGs. Nelson with a pick, 2 sacks by Alcott

Week 7 – We head to 2-4 Baltimore to take on the Ravens. We are favord by double digits, but we lose anyways, 30-22. Lorey 20 of 67, 1 score, Arledge 24 of 35, 1:1, 286, and Wrigth has 107 yards, FB Schuster the TD sore.

We leave with a few injuries –

OT Coleman, probable
LB Rincon, questionable for 2 weeks
RB Lorey, probable 2 weeks

No roster changes or anything

Week 8 – We host and defeat the Colts 26-10. Arledge is MM with 23 of 36, 264, 2:0 – hitting Wright and Riley for scores. Lorey is 21 for 109, and FF by Parmely and he recovered. 3 sacks by Krauchic. 4 KRB by Coleman.

We are 7-1 at the halfway mark

Bening, Schmidtke, and Coleman all healed!


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