Vintage Draft Grades-West Virginia

Vintage Draft Grades-West Virginia

By eSFL Commissioner on Mon Sep 5 4:50:25 a.m. ET 2016

Write New Article | Reply To Article |  Edit This Article  |  Delete This Article Virginia Division Below are the commissioners draft grades for the Vintage Conference-Virginia Division. Perdew tried his best but was unable to break from his mold of having the same team he has every year. A.J. Green and Lesean McCoy are always the core of his units and he quickly grabbed them in this years draft. His QB position should be a good one with Andrew Luck, but running back position is not good or deep enough. His wideout position is nothing remarkeable, as most eSFL teams have two top receivers, he lacks quality of depth at these positions and will feel the pain by week five. With all that said, the Virginia division looks to be one of the weakest in the league, placing the Pulverizers at the top is not a hard thing to do. Once in a playoff spot, this is a team that would be capable of winning the big game, as playoff rosters are a different evaluation than seasonal rosters are. Draft Grade: C- Overall: 65 (D) I respect the fact that Bob is a LA Rams fan, but his draft had homer written all over it. Their is nothing wrong with being a homer, unless you are a Rams fan. With Jeff Fisher in charge, offense will never be anything of value to fantasy owners. His quarterback position has Brady who will be solid, but the Houston Rams will be 0-4 before Tom even takes the field. At running back Gurley will be solid, Miller should be but its a shot in the dark. I actually believe the best running back on this team for the eSFL is Theo Riddick. At wideout we have Tavon Austin who will have 6 good weeks, Hilton will be a stud if he stays on the field, and I like Sammy Watkins a lot too. And at tight end nothing needs to be said about Gronk. If the Rams can find some hidden gems at running back and wideout via free agency, this could be a team that could take this division. Draft Grade: D Overall: 64 (D) Zima must be addicted to the Red Cross symbol. At this time there is no quarterback on his roster. His running backs are ok, but he might as well cut Arian Foster now. Derrick Henry and DeMarco Murray are both serviceable but wont be available for round 1 of the playoffs (Zima won't need to worry about that though). The receiving position will be ok, Hopkins will be a top flight target, Landry will have good weeks about 80 percent of the time, and Decker is solid. The only way this team wins more than 3 games this year is if someone is stupid enough to accept three of his dumb ass trade proposals. Draft Grade: F Overall: 60 (D-)