Draft Scenarios

Hey guys. I want to see how the posters here would choose to build a team. It's pretty simple: You are the GM of a new expansion team in the future. Due to several bad hires that led to arrests, the team does not have any coaches going into the draft, thus you don't need to draft according to a scheme. You have 3 picks in the first round that will decide your fate as a franchise. The owner has come out and told you that he wants you to draft a QB, an OT, and either an MLB or a CB. If you do not draft those positions, you will be fired.

Let's go:

Round 1, Pick 1: The owner demands that you must draft your Franchise QB here. There are two QBs in this draft that are good enough to go #1

QB A: One of the most talented prospects to come into the draft in years. He is 6'6", 230 pounds, and can throw 80 yard bombs on his knees. At the combine, he did every drill and ran a 4.6 on the 40 but he scored a 10 on the Wonderlic. During the interviews, he came across as cocky and abrasive. His throwing motion takes too long to get the ball out, but he has tried to compact it. He did not have much success at State U, only winning 20 of the 30 games he started, and completing 60% of his passes. There was an incident at a nightclub during his junior year in which he punched out an innocent bystander, but he was acquitted of all charges. He is the ultimate boom or bust prospect.

QB B: What he lacks in physical tools, he makes up for in intangibles. He stands at 6'1", 213 pounds, and runs a 5.0 second 40. His arm strength has been called into question, as he was not forced to throw bombs during his time in college. His throwing motion is the quickest the scouts have ever seen, leading him to only be sacked 4 times during his senior season. He is the quintessential winner, often doing whatever it takes to ensure a victory, like breaking his left hand while throwing a block on a game winning wide receiver reverse. He scored a 49 on the Wonderlic, and interviewed very well. His teammates say he is the ultimate leader, and it shows on paper, as he broke Colt McCoy's record for wins in a college career, and completed 75% of his passes during his senior year.

Who do you pick?

Round 1, Pick 6: The owner has demanded that you draft and OT to protect the QB that you just drafted. Scouts have identified these two as valid prospects.

OT A: He is a physical freak. He is 6'9" with 38 inch arms and runs a 4.8 40 at 350 pounds. Reports have come out saying that he is immature though, as he gets into fights weekly during practice. He also is very inconsistent. In one game, he shut down a pass rusher that was the #1 pick last year, but then he gave up two sacks to a walk-on during the next game. He allowed a total of 5 sacks his senior year, and he paved the way for 2 1,000 yard rushers. He has trouble dealing with pass rush moves, as he relies on his strength to keep rushers away.

OT B: He is not very athletic, but he is the ultimate blocker. He only stands at 6'2, 298 pounds with 35 inch arms, so scouts are worried that he might not have the size to play LT. Just because he does not impress athletically though, does not mean he is bad. He has not allowed a sack since his sophomore season despite his size. He is very intelligent, and he can tell you what any player is doing on any given play. 

Who do you pick?

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