post draft/training camp review

My review of the 1st round post training camp where I ranked them as one of five categories from Starter to Depth to Cut. I also pick future Hall of Famers, possible future Hall of Famers plus future ALLPROs or possible ALLPROs.

Once again, these are just my opinion and don't reflect what will happen and everyone can have a different opinion.

0 HALL OF FAMER
3 POSSIBLE HALL OF FAMER
4 ALLPRO
6 POSSIBLE ALLPRO

22 STARTER
6 COMPETE TO START
4 DEPTH
0 COMPETE TO DEPTH
0 CUT

1.1
Atlanta
RG Anthony Dixon 54/91
+15/-1
ALLPRO/possible Hall of Famer

1.2
Daytona
CB Timothy Allen 55/88
+20/+0
ALLPRO

1.3
Providence
WLB William Coronado 54/81
+14/-6
Starter

1.4
Washington
CB Harry Parker 58/85
+22/+0
Starter/possible ALLPRO

1.5
Pittsburgh
QB William Anderson 39/80
+7/-3
Starter

1.6
New York
TE Steve Finch 48/86
+12/+1
Starter/possible ALLPRO

1.7
Memphis
RB Richard Billiot 55/81
+13/-7
Starter

1.8
Arizona
SLB Ray Vickers 45/84
+11/+3
Starter/possible ALLPRO

1.9
Philadelphia
FS Ronald Johnson 54/78
+11/-1
Starter

1.10
Indiana
SS Erin Serrano 39/67
+8/-5
Starter

1.11
Seattle
LDE Leroy Ewing 38/79
+4/+1
Compete to start

1.12
Oakland
LT Michael Turner 51/85
+16/-1
Starter

1.13
Miami
SS Scott Conklin 41/74
+10/-7
Depth

1.14
Texas
CB Ross Taylor 40/79
+6/+2
Starter

1.15
Zehlendorf
TE Michael Devries 49/91
+13/+2
ALLPRO/possible Hall of Famer

1.16
Montana
RDE Francisco McRae 40/67
+3/-15
Depth

1.17
Kansas City
WR Martin Moore 53/87
+16/+7
Starter/possible ALLPRO

1.18
Carolina
FS Paul Parker 49/73
+10/-5
Starter

1.19
Houston
TE Joseph McCasland 52/83
+12/+2
Starter

1.20
Michigan
SS Gerry Covington 36/71
+10/+1
Starter

1.21
Los Angeles
WR Bob Martin 36/74
+6/-5
Depth/kick returner

1.22
Vancouver
WR Arthur Shively 41/86
+10/+3
Starter/possible ALLPRO

1.23
New England
LG Jack Durgin 64/92
+18/+0
ALLPRO/possible Hall of Famer

1.24
Vegas
WR Scott Clark 43/73
+7/+6
Starter

1.25
Brooklyn
TE Anthony Meyer 50/78
+14/+4
Compete to start

1.26
Cincinnati
WR Michael Eberhardt 49/73
+8/-2
Compete to start

1.27
Toronto
LDE William Power 40/72
+10/-1
Compete to start

1.28
Tampa Bay
WR Randolph Rosas 48/74
+8/+0
Compete to start

1.29
Indiana
FS Mark Blevins 42/71
+5/+1
Starter

1.30
Vancouver
WR Daniel McComas 39/64
+11/-3
Depth

1.31
Saint Paul
WLB Christopher Cram 34/70
+6/-4
Compete to start

1.32
Dakota
QB Robert Alvarez 46/89
+15/+8
Starter/possible ALLPRO

I looked as I wouldn't mind a younger backup, but they no longer fit my idea of what I want in a QB. Ever since 4.6, my QB focus has been on speed to go with good passing fundamentals. Speed helps with avoiding the improved pass rush of everyone, plus they scramble now.

I'm sure slow QBs will do just fine, not really trying to start a thing. It's just a personal preference for now.

Didn't Smirf and CJ say in 4.6 you can't call any pass plays? The QB just drops back and falls on his backside once his first 4 passes are picked off.

Oh you are planning on moving him to RB so that you can employ the 14 rbs 15 stamina strategy. Got it.

You certainly can pass in 4.6. Medium and long passes are doable, but plan on your QB taking a lot of sacks. In the MFN leagues, I've seen a lot of successful owners running balanced offenses in 4.6.

200 yards passing in a game is the new 300 yards passing in 4.6

250 yards passing in a game is the new 400 yards passing in 4.6

You can pass in 4.6 just expect more sacks and interceptions while throwing less TDs

These are QB stats through 15 games in USFL. U-G-L-Y

Compared to last season in XFL

look at the sack numbers and lack of TDs

I didn't realize Tony Dean has only been sacked 8 times all season.

63 speed
55 scramble

Aren't epic or anything