Predict the New Bear QB
Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2021 1:43 pm
The way the game works is:
Pick the player and the spot drafted that you think is the most likely outcome.
Then pick the next most likely, then the 3rd most, and so on. Do as many as you think it will take for one to be right or until your attention span fails, but at least 5-10 should be manageable.
EXAMPLE :
1) (most likely) 20 Jones
2) (2nd most likely) 52 Mills
3) 21-51 Mills
4) 52 Mond
5) 84 Mills
6) 165 Newman
7) UDFA
8) 84 Mond
9) 85-164 Newman
10) NONE
11) 1-19 Lance
12) 205/209/222/229 (R6) Franks
(Numbering can be a little tricky, because some sites are counting forfeited picks and some aren't when they list them. It shouldn't be hard to figure out what you mean.)
Pick the player and the spot drafted that you think is the most likely outcome.
Then pick the next most likely, then the 3rd most, and so on. Do as many as you think it will take for one to be right or until your attention span fails, but at least 5-10 should be manageable.
- You can choose the same player more than once
- You can choose the same spot more than once
- For spots, use the exact pick for picks they already have (like "52") OR a range between their assigned picks (like "21-51") if you want to predict them trading to an area,
- You can use UDFA, if you think one will come, but not drafted
- You can use NONE as an option if you think no rookie QB is signed
- Since there's so many R6 picks, let's just lump all R6 together
EXAMPLE :
1) (most likely) 20 Jones
2) (2nd most likely) 52 Mills
3) 21-51 Mills
4) 52 Mond
5) 84 Mills
6) 165 Newman
7) UDFA
8) 84 Mond
9) 85-164 Newman
10) NONE
11) 1-19 Lance
12) 205/209/222/229 (R6) Franks
(Numbering can be a little tricky, because some sites are counting forfeited picks and some aren't when they list them. It shouldn't be hard to figure out what you mean.)