A team-by-team summary of the draft:

cfldraft2004.htm

A quick analysis reveal that Memphis is going to build their roster with short guys. Six of their eight picks was players 5'11 or less in height.

Shreveport went for a combination of strength and brains. Four players are listed as especially strong for their positions, and of all the six new Mudbugs, no one had less than a 28 on the Solecismic Test.

Hartford and Charleston also had a tendency of picking guys that had good combine numbers.

I am positive that I chose Randall Coleman RB in the 6th round and not Christian Hall K

_________________
Arizona Outlaws

Nice webpage.

Looks like I like my players tall, not one of the 8 is under 6'. I almost drafted a quarterback a couple of times, but I just could pull the trigger on 5'9" midgets.

Hmm, I'm 5'6", what does that make me?

_________________
Owner of the San Antonio Armadillos

[quote1a67d73="3ric"]Shreveport went for a combination of strength and brains. Four players are listed as especially strong for their positions, and of all the six new Mudbugs, no one had less than a 28 on the Solecismic Test.[/quote1a67d73]

We just raised the IQ of the City of Shreveport by 30% by drafting these players . . . .

_________________

Deep South Division Champions
2006, 2009-10, 2019, 2023-24, 2027, 2031-32, 2034-35, 2040, 2044, 2046-47, 2051-53, 2055-56, 2058-62
Eastern Conference Champions
2009, 2031, 2055
CFL Champions
2031, 2055
Hall of Fame
Joshua Mask, Douglas Hartman, Carl Bradford, Leland Wellins, Wally Wooden (#80), Brantley Gilmore (#9)

[quoted239b84="Ramzavail"]I am positive that I chose Randall Coleman RB in the 6th round and not Christian Hall K[/quoted239b84]

I have a player wrong on my roster as well, although this list is based on what Doug posted in the draft forum.

I took 7 offensive players with my picks
1 QB
2 RBs
1 TE
2 WRs
1 G
...Hopefull this will translate into a much more productive offense for me.

_________________


Home of Marvin "Muddy Waters" Raffo