Bets Drafted Nosetackle

[nl15]

I am gonna run a career with the Steelers and want to know if anyone has stumbled upon some good nosetackles that I can draft?

[dallas72]

if u import realistics Jerigans is abt a 72 to start most of the time Hageman is around 64 Nix !!! isnt very good usually 56 -62 only had 1 time he was a 78 but as far as madden made no sorry

[lotusfather]

Probably the toughest position to find a good player for...

I do have a few suggestions though...

The highest rated NT's are:

Spoiler

Montrel McCay from the Connor Falcon draft at 79
Wayne Trodder from the Drew Alexander draft at 78
Jamarkus McKoy from the Algrenon Keoodom draft at 77
Pierre McGriff from the Dane Honani draft at 77
Frederick Kirwan and Jamon Lincoln from the Don Merrigan draft, both at 76

A few of the more intriguing guys are:

Abdulai Onwukaife from the Barry Chapman draft, he is a 76 but gets extra points for being in the same class as Sir Economy, one of the best players I have found, the guy can play anywhere in your front seven.

Keoni Maake from the Kody Barnish draft is only a 73 overall but is one of the strongest and fastest in the list. Depending on his storyline of course.

Sani Tuifua is a 400 pounder from the Ryon Jelercic draft is a 76 overall as long as he keeps the weight on.

Everyone above has average dev.

Ted Uszakiewicz from the Tyler McCabe draft is a 73 but his dev is Fast.

You can look up their heights and weights in my guide... I would recommend, no matter whom you chose, to set your DT scheme to Run Stopper, doing that will get you overalls for these guys from the low 80's to 90.

Hope that helps...

[nyquil99]

I think you're better off trading for one. Go after Phil Taylor or Michael Brockers. Drafted DTs in this game are kind of a needle in a haystack.

[timhere1970]

When I started my franchise with the steelers, I could not find any good nose tackles, so I ended up switching to a 4-3. Lately in the drafts, 15 years in; I have been seeing a lot of good nose tackles. Not with high overall's, but good size and strength that will develop very well. In fact, there have been several nose tackles in the free agent pool at week 4 of the preseason with a physical rating in the high 80's low 90's. I hardly draft dt's anymore because I can pick them up there cheap and sign them to long contracts at the end of the season.

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[josefrees]

Not sure what year you are in but solid nose tackles start becoming available in year two. Phil Taylor is often on the block and as long as you have the money to resign him is pretty good. Kendrick Ellis of the Jets is also pretty easy to get right off the bat if you can offer a positional upgrade to them...Terrence Cody is also often available and although he has been around a few years is pretty fat.

Also, there are few draftable DEs that make good Nose Tackles. Don't have their names on hand...

Check the Free agent list preseason week one every year. I found a good undrafted Nose Tackle there.

[Captain Slayer]

I use the Steelers as well. First thing I did was change them from a 3-4 team to a 4-3 defense. Then I found some studs in my first draft:

Torren Newkirk Draft -

DT Enrique Albert. 82/85 speed/acc with good block shed and 90 STR. 67 ZCV. 91 HPW. 87 AGI. Also makes an excellent DE or OLB.

LE - Matt Raby - 90/94 Speed/Accel. Dominating DE. Tied the sack record as a rookie.

RE - Marques Clayton 77/90 speed/accel. mid 80's FMV and PMV. 81 AGI. 80 STR.