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[DLE] Why everyone wants the Wreckers scouts Pt 2 (And also why everyone wants the development team)
2017-11-09 19:06:18
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2017-08-01 13:04:46
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Wreckers draft 4 and trade review
With 4 games done and a fairly respectable 3/0/1 on the board the local rag the Monte Sports Weekly have published an article reviewing the Wreckers players that have come in during draft 4 both through trades and drafts.
Trades:
Tim Brown
despite being hamstrung by an injury coach Hoodless saw something in the agile catcher. Hoodless' knack for finding a hidden gem has struck again as Brown has reached a level agility most people can only dream of.
Brandon Weeden
It may on face value have seemed like the Wreckers overpaid on Weeden with a mix of 3rd and 4th rounders but he was brought in for a role that he has filled admirably. He's slotted onto the LoS nicely and is relishing his new position. He's adept at taking hits and turned a game with a big arm throw against the bucs to spark a win and nearly repeated the feat against Avalanche.
Draft:
Damontre Moore
The man is quickly becoming a legend in Monte Castello. Picked up late in the 3rd round he appears to have been overlooked by other teams but coach Hoodless seems to have done it again finding an absolute gem in Moore. 3 out of 3 for leaps and 2 in 2 for sacks (both coming from leaps) this guy is making a mockery of defences.
Busta Anderson
Coach Hoodless has told Anderson to emulate the late great Wrecker Corey Linsley. Picked up with a compensation 3rd rounder he's yet to show us what he is truly capable of but has done enough to earn 2 MVP's with him averaging 3.75 blocks a game so far, a statistic which can only go up once he finishes his blocking training.
Levine Toilolo
A pick that probably turned a few heads Toilolo isn't your standard Blitzer. Armed with the ability to catch and take a hit he was avoided or ignored by nearly everyone else in the league meaning the Wreckers managed to pick him up in the 4th round. Coach Hoodless' odd choice is paying dividends as not only is he a 1st choice LoS player he's also managed to chip in with 2 TD's and a CAS making him more than worth the draft pick paid for him.
T.J Johnson
The last pick of the Wreckers draft he was brought in as a backup LoS player. He's always stood up to the task when required and even stood in for the now retired Amini Silatolu when he missed the Vikings game.
Trades:
Tim Brown
despite being hamstrung by an injury coach Hoodless saw something in the agile catcher. Hoodless' knack for finding a hidden gem has struck again as Brown has reached a level agility most people can only dream of.
Brandon Weeden
It may on face value have seemed like the Wreckers overpaid on Weeden with a mix of 3rd and 4th rounders but he was brought in for a role that he has filled admirably. He's slotted onto the LoS nicely and is relishing his new position. He's adept at taking hits and turned a game with a big arm throw against the bucs to spark a win and nearly repeated the feat against Avalanche.
Draft:
Damontre Moore
The man is quickly becoming a legend in Monte Castello. Picked up late in the 3rd round he appears to have been overlooked by other teams but coach Hoodless seems to have done it again finding an absolute gem in Moore. 3 out of 3 for leaps and 2 in 2 for sacks (both coming from leaps) this guy is making a mockery of defences.
Busta Anderson
Coach Hoodless has told Anderson to emulate the late great Wrecker Corey Linsley. Picked up with a compensation 3rd rounder he's yet to show us what he is truly capable of but has done enough to earn 2 MVP's with him averaging 3.75 blocks a game so far, a statistic which can only go up once he finishes his blocking training.
Levine Toilolo
A pick that probably turned a few heads Toilolo isn't your standard Blitzer. Armed with the ability to catch and take a hit he was avoided or ignored by nearly everyone else in the league meaning the Wreckers managed to pick him up in the 4th round. Coach Hoodless' odd choice is paying dividends as not only is he a 1st choice LoS player he's also managed to chip in with 2 TD's and a CAS making him more than worth the draft pick paid for him.
T.J Johnson
The last pick of the Wreckers draft he was brought in as a backup LoS player. He's always stood up to the task when required and even stood in for the now retired Amini Silatolu when he missed the Vikings game.
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