2005 PTF Draft Trash- Predicting Who Will Be Available in the 7th Round
If you are like me and have traded away all of your good draft picks and are left to draft roster fillers this is for you! As I do this article it will be the first time that I have glanced at this year’s draft class. This of course means I have not completed any private workouts. I will be doing those as the 6th round ends on draft day, since I have only 7th round picks.
Here is my prediction as to who will be sitting there in the 7th round crying “Pick Me, Pick Me!”
Here is a quick look at how the 2005 NFL draft went: Not a lot of stars but I do remember a couple of the names, with the biggest (to me) being QB’s Ryan Fitzpatrick and Matt Cassel. By the way, these 7th rounders averaged a four year deal worth $4.3 M, not a bay way to make a living! Of course there were more than 32 picks in the NFL's draft due to comp picks.
7.01, pick 215- SF 49’ers
Dave Holly- CB- Cincinnati
7.02, pick 216- Miami Dolphins
Kevin Vickerson- DT- Michigan
7.03, pick 217- Cleveland Browns
Jon Dunn- oT- Virginia
7.04, pick 218- Tennessee Titans
Reynaldo Hill- CB- Florida
7.05, pick 219- Minnesota Vikings
Adrian Ward- CB- Texas-El Paso
7.06, pick 220- Chicago Bears
Rodriques Wilson- SS- South Carolina
7.07, pick 221- Tampa Bay Bucs
Rick Razzano- FB Mississippi
7.08, pick 222- Washington Redskins
Nehemiah Broughton- The Citadel
7.09, pick 223- San Fran 49’ers
Marcus Maxwell- Oregon
7.10, pick 224- Dallas Cowboys
Jeremiah Rarliff- DE- Auburn
7.11, pick 225- Tampa Bay Bucs
Paris Warren- WR- Utah
7.12, pick 226- Arizona Cardinals
LeRon McCoy- WR- Indiana
7.13, pick 227- Houston Texans
Kenneth Pettway- OLB- Grambling
7.14, pick 228- Pittsburgh Steelers
Shaun Nua- DE- Brigham Young
7.15, pick 229- Kansas City Chiefs
James Kilian- QB- Tulsa
7.16, pick 230- New England Patriots
Matt Cassel- QB- Southern California
7.17, pick 231- Tamo Bay Bucs
Hamza Abdullah- SS- Washington State
7.18, pick 232- New Orleans Saints
Jimmy Verdon- DT- Arizona State
7.19, pick 233- Cincinnati Bengals
Jonathan Fanene- DE- Utah
7.20, pick 234- Baltimore Ravens
Mike Smith- MLB- Texas Tech
7.21, pick 235- Seattle Seahawks
Cornelius Wortham- OLB- Alabama
7.22, pick 236- Buffalo Bills
Lionel Gates- RB- Louisville
7.23, pick 237- Jacksonville Jaguars
Chris Robinson- CB- Eastern Michigan
7.24, pick 238- Kansas City Chiefs
Jeremy Parquet- OT- Southern Mississippi
7.25, pick 239- Denver Broncos
Paul Ernster- P- Northern Arizona
7.26, pick 240- New York Jets
Harry Williams- WR- Tuskegee
7.27, pick 241- Atlanta Falcons
Darrell Shropshire- DT- South Carolina
7.28, pick 242- San Diego Chargers
Scott Mruczkowski- C- Bowling Green
7.29, pick 243- Indianpolis Colts
Anthony Davis- RB- Wisconsin
7.30, pick 244- Pittsburgh Steelers
Noah Herron- RB- Northwestern
7.31, pick 245- Green Bay Packers
Kurt Campbell- SS- Albany
7.32, pick 246- Green Bay Packers
William Whitticker- OG- Meat Chicken State
7.33, pick 247- Philadelphia Eagles
Keyonta Marshall- DT- Grand Valley State
7.34, pick 248- San Fran 49’ers
Patrick Estes- TE- Virginia
7.35, pick 249, San Fran 49’ers
Billy Bajema- TE- Oklahoma State
7.36, pick 250, St Louis Rams
Ryan Fitzpatrick- QB- Harvard
7.37, pick 251, St Louis Rams
Madison Hedgecock- FB- North Carolina
7.38, pick 252, Philadelphia Eagles
David Bergeron- MLB- Stanford
7.39, pick 253, Tampa Bay Bucs
JR Russell- WR- Louisville
7.40, pick 254, Seattle Seahawks
Dough Nienhuis- OT- Oregon State
7.41, pick 255, New England Patriots
Andy Stokes- TE- William Penn
Now let’s take a look at who I project will be available in the 7th round of the more important Prime Time Football 2005 draft:
QB’s
Chad Wilmott- 24 years old, College: UAB
AWR 48, THA 67, plus he will be a scrambler
RB’s
JJ Arrington- 23 years old, College: California
SPD 79, AGI 83, ACC 80
Damien Nash- 22 years old, College: Missouri
SPD 81, STR 39, ACC 81
Alvin Pearman- 21 years old, College Virginia
SPD 80, AGI 75, ACC 76
Anthony Davis- 24 years old, College: Wisconsin
SPD 83, AWT 47, AGI 77, ACC 77
FB’s
Justin Green- 23 years old, College:Montana
SPD 60, AGI 55, ACC 56
John Kuhn- 22 years old, College: Shippensburg
SPD 60, AGI 64, ACC 63
Leonard Weaver- 23 years old, College: Central Connecticut State
SPD 67, AGI 51, ACC 59
Manual White- 23 years old, College: UCLA
SPD 65, AGI 54, ACC 55
TE’s
Billy Bajeman- 24 years old, College: Oklahoma State
SPD 60, AGI 55
Tory Humphrey- 22 years old, College: Central Meat Chicken
SPD 68, AGI 62, ACC 68
Kevin Everett- 23 years old, College: Miami
AWR 47, CTH 62
WR’s
Josh Cribbs- 23 years old, College: Kent State
SPD 77 OUCH!, AGI 72 , ACC OUCH!
Mark Clayton- 23 years old, College: Oklahoma
SPD 81, AWRF 46, CTH 72
Fred Gibson- 23 years old, College: Georgia
SPD 82, STR 29, AGI 81, ACC 82, Even at 6’4” with the # of WR’s in this draft, I do not see this guy being drafted prior to the 7th round.
Reggie Brown- 22 years old, College: Georgia
STR 41, AWR 50, ACC 80
OT’s
Wes Sims- 22 years old, College: Oklahoma
STR 72, SPD 51, AGI 59, Even with 88 PBK and 84 RBK, I think with the low STR and AGI Sims does not get drafted until the early 7th round.
Frank Omiyale- 21 years old, College: Tennessee Tech
STR 66, SPD 50, AGI 50, ACC 57, Whoa! This guy sucks! Let’s give him to the Colts!
Alex Barron- 24 years old, College: Florida State
AWR 48, ACC 61, PBK 77, RBK 79, Even with great size of 6’8” & 300#+, his combo of AWR and not being mobile with poor blocking skills spells doom. He might get drafted but it will be in the 7th round.
Marcus Johnson- 23 years old, College: Ole Mississippi
SPD 43, STR 82, AGI 47, ACC, 42, Damn! I am a better athlete than this guy! Let’s give him to the Jaguars!
Pete McMahon- 22 years old, College: Iowa
SPD 51, STR 77, AGI 42, He may be the nephew of Vince McMahon but he still sucks, even at 6’8”! He would look great as a Texan!
Ray Willis- 23 years old, College: Florida State
AWR 48, AGI 44, ACC 55
OG’s
Chris Myers- 21 years old, College: Miami
SPD 35, STR 80, AGU 41, ACC 33, Holt crap! Here’s another guy that I, with 9 toes and 1 foot and 3/4’s could beat in a foot race!
Nick Kaczur- 22 years old, College: Toledo
AGI 41, ACC 53, PBK 72, RBK 78
C’s
LP Ladouceur- 23 years old, College: California
SPD 43, AGI 43, ACC 45, Okay, while I might be faster than this guy, he has massive blocking skills (91 PBK & 88 RBK). He might last until very early in the 7th but probably goes in the 6th round. He has still made my list because he’s slow as hell and mobile as a light pole.
Chris Spencer- 21 years old, College: Ole Mississippi
AWR 45, PBK 67, RBK 74
DE’s
Vincent Burns- 22 years old, College: Kentucky
AWR 46, SPD 58
Chauncey Davis- 21 years old, College: Florida State
AWR 41. SPD 62
Chris Canty- 22 years old, College: Virginia
AWR 52, SPD 67, STR 67
Shaun Nua- 23 years old, College: BYU
SPD 66, AWR 46
Ryan Riddle- 23 years old, College: California
STR 60, AGI 57, ACC 64, The only GM who would draft this guy would be this guys brother, former NAFL GM, Tom Riddle.
Khari Long- 23 years old, College: Baylor
STR 61, AWR 48, AGI 69
DT’s
Anttaj Hawthorne- 22 years old, College: Wisconsin
STR 79, AWR 51, AGI 58
Jason Jefferson- 21 years old, College: Wisconsin
STR 73, AGI 52, ACC 58
Keyonta Marshall- 22 years old, College: Grand Valley State
STR 71, AWR 46
Travis Johnson- 21 years old, College: Florida State
AWR 49, TAK 57
OLB’s
Adam Seward- 22 years old, College: UNLV
SPD 67, STR 63, AWR 63, AGI 71, ACC 67, Who invited this guy to the draft? This has to be the worse defensive player I have viewed thus far. He is destined to be an Arizona Cardinal!
Robert McCune- 23 years old, College: Louisville
AWR 49, TAK 70
MLB’s
Kirk Morrison- 22 years old, College: San Diego State
SPD 67, STR 66, AWR 65, AGI 62, ACC 70
Jordan Beck- 22 years old, College: California Poly SLO
SPD 70, AGI 66
CB’s
Alphonso Hodge- 23 years old, College: Miami of Ohio
SPD 77, STR 36, AGI 77, ACC 78
Derrick Johnson- 22 years old, College: Washington
SPD 85, STR 44, AWR 56, AGI 77, ACC 84
Chris Roberson- 24 years old, College: Eastern Meat Chicken
SPD 85, AWR 47, AGI 82, ACC 84
Darrent Williams- 21 years old, College: Oklahoma State
SPD 84, AGI 83, JMP 73- A near midget with no JMP and whom is very slow is simply not good.
FS/SS’s
Sean Considone- 23 years old, College: Iowa
SPD 83, AWR 52, AGI 77
Donte Nicholson- 22 years old, College: Oklahoma
SPD 72 GROSS, AGI 73, ACC 72, JMP 72, This guy has great athletic ability, for an offensive lineman.
Hamza Abdullah- 23 years old, College: Washington State
SPD 79, AWR 42, AGI 79, ACC 80
Chris Harris- 22 years old, College: UL Monroe
SPD 79, ACC 80, JMP 79
Nick Collins- 21 years old, College: Beth Cookman
SPD 79, ACC 80, JMP 77
Ben Emanual- 22 years old, College: UCLA
SPD 78, ACC 78, JMP 68
K’s
David Rayner- 21 years old, College: Meat Chicken State
I almost didn’t list this guy but decided I would based on: a.) I got to say “Meat Chicken” again and b.) if his KAC stays the same or even lowers he is useless even with that amazing power.
P’s
Reggie Hodges- 21 years old, College: Ball State
KAC 69, Even if this KPW stays maxed at 99 this guy will never be worth a roster spot.
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I think we could see the PFL draft mirror the NFL one as I believe I predicted a number of guys to be taken I round 7 that really were drafted in the 7th round of the NFL draft. I tell you though, usually I can find a couple guys that I would be excited to draft in the 7th round, I don’t think I am excited about any of these guys. It is not going to be a pretty draft for my Tennessee Titans. BTW, notice there were zero players from THE Ohio State University in either NFL draft nor projected PTF draft. That of course if because Buckeye players are cream of the crop and cream rises baby!
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