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Dayton TE Adam Trautman [#105] closes out the drafting of non-P5 players for the night. I'm out...

MWC #26, #58, #65
DIV 2 #37
SBC #39, #93
FCS #64, #105
AAC #66, #72, #78, #94, #99
CUSA #102

(04-23-2020 01:27 PM)cmhcat Wrote:  In 1969 we drafted a small town southern Ohio phenom who could have led the Bengals to greatness were it not for an unfortunate hit by Jim Lynch. In 2020 we have another chance. Let's make sure we can protect him.

FIFY

(04-23-2020 01:27 PM)cmhcat Wrote:  In 1968 we drafted a small town southern Ohio phenom who could have led the Bengals to greatness were it not for an unfortunate hit by Jim Lynch. In 2020 we have another chance. Let's make sure we can protect him.

So who do we think will be the recipient of the Lynch-Von Oelhoffen award given to the jerk who lands the cheap shot hit that ruins a promising Bengal QB's career?

I say it's Joey Bosa.

The way he launched head first into Gunner Kiel's jaw (now known as "targeting") and having gotten tossed from their bowl game against ND for a cheap shot, I consider him the front runner.

(04-25-2020 07:50 AM)Bear Catlett Wrote:  

(04-23-2020 01:27 PM)cmhcat Wrote:  In 1968 we drafted a small town southern Ohio phenom who could have led the Bengals to greatness were it not for an unfortunate hit by Jim Lynch. In 2020 we have another chance. Let's make sure we can protect him.

So who do we think will be the recipient of the Lynch-Von Oelhoffen award given to the jerk who lands the cheap shot hit that ruins a promising Bengal QB's career?

I say it's Joey Bosa.

The way he launched head first into Gunner Kiel's jaw (now known as "targeting") and having gotten tossed from their bowl game against ND for a cheap shot, I consider him the front runner.

The Bosas and Burrow are friends. I doubt it.

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(04-25-2020 08:12 AM)Cataclysmo Wrote:  

(04-25-2020 07:50 AM)Bear Catlett Wrote:  

(04-23-2020 01:27 PM)cmhcat Wrote:  In 1968 we drafted a small town southern Ohio phenom who could have led the Bengals to greatness were it not for an unfortunate hit by Jim Lynch. In 2020 we have another chance. Let's make sure we can protect him.

So who do we think will be the recipient of the Lynch-Von Oelhoffen award given to the jerk who lands the cheap shot hit that ruins a promising Bengal QB's career?

I say it's Joey Bosa.

The way he launched head first into Gunner Kiel's jaw (now known as "targeting") and having gotten tossed from their bowl game against ND for a cheap shot, I consider him the front runner.

The Bosas and Burrow are friends. I doubt it.

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Once a cheap shotter, always a cheap shotter.

They just can't help themselves. Jack Tatum's no longer in the league.

Here are the updated non-P5 draftees from Round 4:

107 OLB Akeem Davis-Gaither - Appy St
115 TE Harrison Bryant - Florida Atlantic
116 OT Ben Bartch - St. John's (MN)
119 ILB Mykal Walker - Fresno St
123 CB Reggie Robinson - Tulsa
125 QB James Morgan - Florida International
128 WR Gabriel Davis - UCF
129 OT Cameron Clark - Charlotte
135 OG Kevin Dotson - Louisiana
138 S L'Jarius Sneed - Louisiana Tech
139 CB Amik Robertson - Louisiana Tech
142 WR Antonio Gandy-Golden - Liberty


2020 Conference Draft All Rounds:

MWC #26, #58, #65, #119
DIV 2 #37
SBC #39, #93, #107, #135
FCS #64, #105
AAC #66, #72, #78, #94, #99, #123, #128
CUSA #102, #115, #125, #129, #138, #139
DIV 3 #116
Indy #142

Here are the updated non-P5 draftees from Round 5:

149 OG Danny Pinter - Ball St
155 OLB Trevis Gipson - Tulsa
156 C Keith Ismael - San Diego St
159 PK Justin Rohrwasser - Marshall
163 CB Kindle Vidor - Georgia Southern
164 DE Curtis Weaver - Boise St
168 WR John Hightower - Boise St
169 CB Harrison Hand - Temple
171 WR Isaiah Coulter - Rhode Island
172 RB Jason Huntley - New Mexico St
173 WR Darnell Mooney - Tulane


2020 Conference Draft All Rounds:

MWC #26, #58, #65, #119, #156, #164, #168
DIV 2 #37
SBC #39, #93, #107, #135, #163
FCS #64, #105, #171
AAC #66, #72, #78, #94, #99, #123, #128, #155, #169, #173
CUSA #102, #115, #125, #129, #138, #139, #159
DIV 3 #116
Indy #142, #172
MAC #149

Anyone hearing anything about Bryan Wright? i realize the draft is almost over but would be nice if he got drafted as that is recognition in and of itself.

Here are the updated non-P5 draftees from Round 6:

181 OG Netane Muti - Fresno St
188 PK Tyler Bass - Georgia Southern
196 ILB Shaun Bradley - Temple
200 WR Quez Watkins - Southern Mississippi
201 WR James Proche - SMU
204 ILB Cassh Maluia - Wyoming
211 CB Isaiah Rodgers - UMass


2020 Conference Draft All Rounds:

MWC #26, #58, #65, #119, #156, #164, #168, #181, #204
DIV 2 #37
SBC #39, #93, #107, #135, #163, #188
FCS #64, #105, #171
AAC #66, #72, #78, #94, #99, #123, #128, #155, #169, #173, #196, #201
CUSA #102, #115, #125, #129, #138, #139, #159, #200
DIV 3 #116
Indy #142, #172, #211
MAC #149

(04-25-2020 04:52 PM)eroc Wrote:  Anyone hearing anything about Bryan Wright? i realize the draft is almost over but would be nice if he got drafted as that is recognition in and of itself.

It's better for him if he doesnt at this point honestly. Less restrictive, and his mandatory salary would be lower than that of a 7th rounder, so he has less of a target on his back during preliminary cuts.

Here are the updated non-P5 draftees from Round 7:

221 CB Stantley Thomas-Oliver III - Florida International
223 CB Chris Claybrooks - Memphis
224 QB Cole McDonald - Hawaii
227 OG Lachavious Simmons - Tennessee St
230 C Dustin Woodard - Memphis
231 QB Ben DiNucci - James Madison
237 CB Thakarius Keyes - Tulane
241 OLB Chapelle Russell - Temple
243 S Chris Jackson - Marshall
245 RB Raymond Calais - Louisiana
246 WR Malcom Perry - Navy
248 PK Sam Sloman - Miami, OH
253 OG Kyle Hinton - Washburn University
254 OLB Derrek Tuszka - NDSU


2020 Conference Draft All Rounds:

MWC #26, #58, #65, #119, #156, #164, #168, #181, #204, #224
DIV 2 #37, #253
SBC #39, #93, #107, #135, #163, #188, #245
FCS #64, #105, #171, #227, #231, #254
AAC #66, #72, #78, #94, #99, #123, #128, #155, #169, #173, #196, #201, #223, #230, #237, #241, #246
CUSA #102, #115, #125, #129, #138, #139, #159, #200, #221, #243
DIV 3 #116
Indy #142, #172, #211
MAC #149, #248

Here are the conferences sorted by total number of draftees with the highest draft selection for each:

(17) AAC #66 Rd 3
(10) MWC #26 Rd 1
(10) CUSA #102 Rd 3
(7) SBC #39 Rd 2
(6) FCS #64 Rd 2
(3) Indy #142 Rd 4
(2) DIV 2 #37 Rd 2
(2) MAC #149 Rd 5
(1) DIV 3 #116 Rd 4

Here's the breakdown in the AAC:

(4) Temple #78, #169, #196, #241
(3) Memphis #66, #223, #230
(2) Tulsa #123, #155
(2) Tulane #173, #237
(1) Houston #72
(1) Cincinnati #94
(1) UConn #99
(1) UCF #128
(1) SMU #201
(1) Navy #246
N/A ECU
N/A USF

I honestly can't believe some of the other RB's who got drafted but not Michael Warren...

(04-25-2020 09:26 PM)BearcatJerry Wrote:  I honestly can't believe some of the other RB's who got drafted but not Michael Warren...

Agreed, but Warren actually ended up in a decent spot with Philly. i'm not as well versed in the nfl game but i only really recognized one name on their RB 3 deep. i think the biggest concern, which i'm pulling from Twitter, is whether FA rookies will even have the opportunity to show their wares at all given the potential schedule if football even returns in 2020.

(04-25-2020 09:44 PM)eroc Wrote:  

(04-25-2020 09:26 PM)BearcatJerry Wrote:  I honestly can't believe some of the other RB's who got drafted but not Michael Warren...

Agreed, but Warren actually ended up in a decent spot with Philly. i'm not as well versed in the nfl game but i only really recognized one name on their RB 3 deep. i think the biggest concern, which i'm pulling from Twitter, is whether FA rookies will even have the opportunity to show their wares at all given the potential schedule if football even returns in 2020.

Apparently the Eagles also signed UCF RB Adrian Killins as well...

Not so great for the Truck.

Love Truck, but I just don't think his game translates to modern NFL. He is probably looked at as Rudi Johnson light. Im not saying coming back his Senior year would have helped his cause or not, that I don't know. But he may look back in 10 years and wonder if he wished he had his senior year on a pretty good team back vs playing a couple years in Canada. I hope I am wrong and he kills it with the Eagles (basically UC east now).

I expect you will see Warren in Canada next year after he gets cut or lands on a practice squad. I said when he announced he better learn the words to "Oh Canada" as I posted below.

Sure wish he had stayed and became an all time stat leader.


(01-10-2020 09:08 PM)


Needs to learn the lyrics to "Oh, Canada"

How does anyone not already know the lyrics to "Oh, Canada!" Perhaps the greatest national anthem out there. Brings patriotic tears to my eyes, and I've only been to Canada a half a dozen times.

(04-25-2020 06:25 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  Here are the conferences sorted by total number of draftees with the highest draft selection for each:

(17) AAC #66 Rd 3
(10) MWC #26 Rd 1
(10) CUSA #102 Rd 3
(7) SBC #39 Rd 2
(6) FCS #64 Rd 2
(3) Indy #142 Rd 4
(2) DIV 2 #37 Rd 2
(2) MAC #149 Rd 5
(1) DIV 3 #116 Rd 4

MAC may as well announce that they're making the drop to FCS and save everyone the hassle of waiting any longer for the announcement at this point.