Post thoughts and results here :)

For the first time in a LOOOOONG time, BYU can go into tonight without an ulcer forming as we were finally able to land some 'safe' prospects.

Still have a few dice-rolls, but we certainly won't live & die by the RNG this season (for a change)!
Good luck everyone

If my 5th rounder has the greatest boom of all time tonight, there's gonna be a party in Piscataway

kinda of a split......one big bust and one big boom....
Boom was a + 13 and loss was a -8 so even

A couple small busts, one HUGE boom....Not too bad. I am kind of callused to having my early picks drop a few points though.

1. DE Rogers (9/-2)...Not horrible, but was hoping for better
2. LG Sapp (5/-3)… since I was penciling him as a day one starter, this one kind of hurt. More the +5 current number, since it means his pass block has not developed yet. Might need to wait on him starting.
3. RT Gogan (6/1)… A solid camp, almost maxed on his blocking skills
4. CB Peters (4/-4)… was hoping to get lucky here. Could have been worse. He is still fast, but his lack of coverage skills might force him to S.
5. WR Bray (14/13)… Figures, the guy I didn't rename...lol. Almost maxed all the needed skills. Slides into a starting spot at a position I didn't really need. Go figure
6. K Jeager (10/0)… good enough to probably win the job. I hope he gets a few 50 yd chances in preseason. I want to see his range.

1. Stepp WR +1
2. Hufanga CB +8
3. Barrow TE +6
4. Keith SS +1
5. Cook LT +9
6. Stidham C +7
7. Ibanez C -1

I am very happy with the draft this year. My top 6 went positive, with 4 having more than +5. My best draft in this league so far.

I really can't complain about this class. 4/7 useful guys.

1. WR Odell Beckham, Jr: 10/4 growth to 45/87

I finally get the Top WR talent that I've been pulling my hair out to get for 10 seasons. And of course its OBJ. Now I have to root for this asshole, but he adds to an absolutely stacked offensive weapon roster.

2. QB JaMarcus Russell: 13/7 growth to 49/81

AND OF COURSE ITS JAMARCUS RUSSELL. I get a guy renamed to a real life tragic comedy and he's my QB of the future. Great. By no means a perfect prospect, as he projects to be a C student and will almost certainly fumble several times a season, but he could max out accuracy and FOV, which can't be complained about. The John Fox era is officially history.

3. DE Glenn Dorsey: 8/-13 busts to 36/59

A luxury pick that ends up causing pain. He will still be useful depth, but hopefully will never see the field. If I get better depth on the DL he will be cut.

4. RG Joseph Pehrson: 2/-8 busts to 32/64

Bad break for the OL prospect, and he's gone.

5. MLB James DeJesus: 2/-9 busts to 26/51

Another cut. Simply no real reason to keep him with his major skills all falling to nothing with already terrible speed.

6. MLB Ronald Schofield: 12/11 growth to 35/68

And here's the annual LSU late round defensive gem. Schofield will probably never been an early season starter, but he will provide special teams help and LB depth across the board. Exactly what I was hoping for with this pick.

7. P Hassan Golden: 20/6 growth to 65/89

This one actually stings a bit, because his skills are maxed except for the 71 punt strength, which is capped. Will probably be more of a stop-gap option unless he really shows up on tape.

Overall, great camp!

1. S Daniel Hancock 10/-4:

Ughhhhh. The only negative of camp. I was super hopeful I would have an elite safety and a lock for the next 10 seasons back there like Edmonson was. Likely the opening day starter at safety, but will likely end up in the honey badger, Swiss army knife type of player on my defense, lining up as a lb at times. Still a nice fresh addition of talent to the defense. Not a great cover guy, but has wheels.

2. DE Keith Odum 16/4:

Will be here for a long time. Starts likely as a backup on a talent filled line, but will be a starter some day. Not elite speed, but great techniques will make him good. Already maxed out which is huge. Still climbing weight though.

3. RB Alfonso Walden 7/5:

My draft steal post draft solidified that status after camp. Still cutting weight and should get to 80+ speed. Could serve as a RB 2/3 this season, and is the RB of the future. Let's go!

4. G Kevin Barnes 10/6:

Starts likely as a backup unless someone struggles, but he's a lock on the line as soon when the next player graduates, which is very soon. Still picking up weight, but I love this guy.

5. CB Jacob Poland 8/7:

My flyer of the draft paid off. Still a long way to go coverage wise, but physically, he belongs. Ideally he can get that man cover up enough to be a nickel cb for the future. That would be amazing value at this stage of the draft. He'll likely be stashed away on the depth chart for now except for special teams.

6. T Harlan Jackson 12/6:

His run blocking is still not pretty, but he seems like he can make it to solid backup status for the future. He'll be depth this year.

7. WR Zachary Merchant 14/5:

Slow, but good techniques and skills other than avoiding BR. Stashed on the depth chart under a top WR core in the nation, but his maxed 100 Run blocking skill is going to be quite useful for my offense.

Overall:
1 current starter
3 or 4 future starters
Remaining rostered backups.

Rebuilt depth along the lines as well as some solid future players. Lucked out in camp again, even though it was supposed to be a low vol draft for us.

Cash Cannon and that atrocious draft class really did die for this.... It may not have been the way I envisioned, but he is truly a Rutgers hero.

wow great draft everyone!!! Went through all the teams and some of the ones that stood out for me were USC, Florida, Oklahoma, Kansas, LSU, Rutgers and A&M. Should be interesting with all the incoming talent. I will be releasing top 50 41-50 tomorrow so get ready to rip it apart :P

Rutgers nation has their torches and pitchforks ready if the GOAT Dupuis isn't number 1 ;)