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In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:


How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
Did they fill a need on the roster?


Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)

NFC South


With an offensive draft, did the Panthers do enough to give Bryce Young some help?
What are the Falcons doing?
Can the Saints finally fix this offensive line?
Are the Bucs still the favor in the NFC South

In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:


How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
Did they fill a need on the roster?


Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)



AFC West


Are the Chiefs destined to be the first ever 3 peat?
Has Sean Payton finally found his QB in BO Nix or is this a Tim Tebow?
Raiders going with TE Brock Bowers? Is this bad or good?
Can Jim Harbaugh fix the Los Angeles Chargers?

In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:


How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
Did they fill a need on the roster?


Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)

NFC West


Are the 49ers still the team to beat in the NFC?
Can the Rams win even without Aaron Donald?
Can the Seahawks bounce back under new Head Coach Mike McDonald?
How good can Marvin Harrison Jr. be with Kyler in Arizona?

In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:


How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
Did they fill a need on the roster?


Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)

Is the AFC North the toughest division in football?


Are the Ravens ready to make a run at the Chiefs?
With the Steelers revamped QB room do they have enough on offense to make a run in the playoffs?
Can the Bengals keep everyone?
Will Deshaun ever be Deshaun Watson of old?

In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:


How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
Did they fill a need on the roster?


Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)



NFC North


Is Caleb Williams going to get the Bears to the playoffs in year 1?
How good can the Packers with all these draft picks be in year 2 with Jordan Love?
Are the Lions still the favorite?
What will the Vikings look like this year? How long before we see JJ on the field?

In this episode, I rank and grade each teams' draft according to there division. The reason why I do it by division is because in order to get to the playoffs you must be your division rival. The criteria for which I used to grade this draft is:


How many picks a team had to start the draft versus how many they ended with. (more picks doesn't necessarily equate to more success, but more of what you did with the picks etc. trading up or down in the draft.)
How many starters versus potential starters. (Can they help you win now or are you looking for a replacement?
Did the team reach for a player or did they take the best available? (Looking for value based on ESPN)
Did they fill a need on the roster?


Do they fit the scheme or identity of the franchise?
What we like about a player versus what we don't like.
At the end of the day there are no guarantees success is based on the individual player and there environment. (coaching, experience, opportunities etc.)

AFC East


Is this the year the Jets finally have there break though?
Did the Bills do enough to replace some of the fire power on offense?
Can the Dolphins bounce back after a tough ending to there season?
With an offensive heavy draft did the Patriots put enough around Drake Maye to be successful?