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*S21 DSFL Draft recap - TPE edition - sakrosankt - 03-08-2020
I present another recap to the S21 DSFL draft. In this post I want to check how the draft went in case of TPE for each team. Therefore I checked all picks and looked how much TPE they gained in their first update. I am sorry for any wrong data I post here in case there are some changes since I gathered the data.
First of all, let’s take a look at the draft and the players drafted and how much TPE they gained until the draft. In this huge draft class were 271 eligible players. All of them got drafted. The last number in each row are the TPE earned by a player (Sorry for bad layout, figured out it is too much to apply a proper line format for each of the 271 lines).
#1 Birddogs - Monterey Jack, QB, 174
#2 Royals - Colby Jack, QB, 176
#3 Pythons - Tyler Oles Jr, CB, 165
#4 Luchadores - Ben Slothlisberger, QB, 137
#5 Coyotes - Phat Boi, DT 187
#6 Seawolves - Thubba Bumper CB 149
#7 Buccaneers - Johnny Hellzapoppin S 149
#8 GreyDucks - Buck Thornton S 149
#9 Royals - Derred de Ville LB 157
#10 Seawolves - Magnus Rikiya DT 149
#11 Pythons - Alexander Hamilton II CB 113
#12 Pythons - Zamir Kehla CB 150
#13 Coyotes - Eddie Jeeta WR 156
#14 Seawolves - Matt Cross S 140
#15 Buccaneers - Troen Egghands DE 154
#16 Birddogs - White Goodman RB 175
#17 GreyDucks - Sebastian Vettel S 98
#18 Royals - Cadillac Harris CB 120
#19 Pythons - Shawn Dawkins S 103
#20 Coyotes - Chester Sweets CB 128
#21 Coyotes - Kevin Fakon RB 103
#22 Birddogs - Stanislaw Koniecpolski LB 174
#23 Buccaneers - Octavio Clemente DT 149
#24 GreyDucks - Mo "MaBuccaneers -a" Magic DT 140
#25 Royals - Acura Skyline RB 120
#26 Birddogs - Deshun Jones DT 140
#27 Pythons - Daniel George TE 137
#28 Luchadores - Andrew Witten CB 124
#29 Luchadores - Ozamataz Buckshank CB 93
#30 Seawolves - Kevin Koh WR 124
#31 Pythons - Tatsu Nakamura RB 144
#32 GreyDucks - Lawrence Bass LB 98
#33 Birddogs - Jeffrey Philips TE 177
#34 Royals - Sandro Ryeu DE 112
#35 Buccaneers - Brandon Booker CB 131
#36 Luchadores - Thomas Passmann WR 64
#37 Coyotes - Sean O'Donohue LB 86
#38 Seawolves - Wesley Eriksen S 116
#39 Buccaneers - Heath Evans TE 149
#40 GreyDucks - William Alexander WR 120
#41 Royals - Quinn Hughes S 115
#42 Birddogs - Eric Barlow S 146
#43 Pythons - Slinky Claxton DE 105
#44 GreyDucks - Bo Jangles CB 115
#45 Luchadores - Devaunte Sackpieder LB 69
#46 Birddogs - William Lim WR 141
#47 Buccaneers - Mark Radson LB 89
#48 Luchadores - George Fisher LB 93
#49 Birddogs - James Cho DE 118
#50 Royals - Susan Cash Jr WR 101
#51 Pythons - Byron Dolls OL 127
#52 Pythons - Tommy Sacamano OL 97
#53 Coyotes - Michael Whiteblock WR 146
#54 Seawolves - Luke Skywalker QB 128
#55 Buccaneers - Jimmy Cooks S 104
#56 GreyDucks - Mario VonPebbles DE 69
#57 Royals - Eldrick Avery CB 150
#58 Birddogs - Kichiwa Jones RB 119
#59 Buccaneers - Bruce Buckley OL 138
#60 Luchadores - Calvin Golladay OL 129
#61 Coyotes - Ismael Sanchez DE 80
#62 Seawolves - Sam Sidekick K 75
#63 Pythons - Fernando Cruz OL 57
#64 GreyDucks - Jamar Lackson RB 118
#65 Birddogs - Xaq Schiaparelli CB 81
#66 Royals - Tristan Gronlie DT 79
#67 Pythons - Hank Steel DT 77
#68 Luchadores - Friedrich Vequiain WR 71
#69 Coyotes - Fawon Dillimiballs LB 99
#70 Seawolves - Jack Banks LB 79
#71 Buccaneers - Jonathan Altidor CB 132
#72 GreyDucks - Ricky Boomhauer CB 59
#73 Royals - Ben Stackinpaper CB 108
#74 Birddogs - Haha Mango-Panda QB 109
#75 Pythons - Pseudo QB K 59
#76 Luchadores - Max McClure TE 65
#77 Coyotes - Matthew McDairmid K 68
#78 Seawolves - Spike Suzuki LB 69
#79 Buccaneers - Garfield Despacito Jr WR 74
#80 GreyDucks - Ayden Bayden DE 60
#81 Birddogs - Mike Lee WR 117
#82 Royals - Clayton Jones DT 57
#83 Pythons - Joey McCabe OL 71
#84 Luchadores - Sylvester Berlin OL 77
#85 Coyotes - Patrik Money DE 86
#86 Seawolves - Godrick Fallstrum DT 61
#87 Buccaneers - Jorcher Minor OL 50
#88 Seawolves - Bayden Brosley CB 90
#89 Royals - Blake Alexander WR 74
#90 Birddogs - Hamish MacAndrew S 77
#91 Pythons - Nick Marksman TE 81
#92 Luchadores - Magnus Valdyr S 57
#93 Buccaneers - Kal Solarin K 82
#94 GreyDucks - Cashrinski Blödenheimer K 50
#95 Pythons - Lloyd Collins LB 50
#96 Luchadores - Richard Gilbert RB 98
#97 GreyDucks - Matt Krause CB 61
#98 Royals - Cadillac Mitchell LB 85
#99 Pythons - Julius Augustus OL 50
#100 Luchadores - LiterallyJust A. Hexagon S 57
#101 Coyotes - Tan Johnson WR 98
#102 GreyDucks - Chauncey Morrison DE 57
#103 Buccaneers - Montgomery Mantooth TE 66
#104 GreyDucks - Sim Snowbow QB 67
#105 Royals - Ed Ball S 67
#106 Birddogs - JR Maverick CB 67
#107 Pythons - Von Hayes TE 61
#108 Luchadores - Nick Jones CB 50
#109 Coyotes - Nuniq Annastesia DT 86
#110 Seawolves - Loin Stake DE 70
#111 Buccaneers - Will-Barry Underground DE 61
#112 GreyDucks - Gabe Nickson OL 50
#113 Birddogs - Danielle Hunter DE 87
#114 Royals - Simeon Works DE 81
#115 Pythons - Cal Cutta WR 57
#116 Luchadores - Jacob Small K 50
#117 Coyotes - Dude Doggo QB 50
#118 Seawolves - Suleiman Ramza QB 91
#119 Coyotes - Alex Ingram CB 50
#120 GreyDucks - Samuel L. Sackson Sr LB 69
#121 Royals - Jacoby Batista RB 76
#122 Birddogs - Jordan Davis S 50
#123 Pythons - Toshihide Matsumoto OL 50
#124 Luchadores - Rondo Jones TE 50
#125 Birddogs - Bobby Boomski K 59
#126 Seawolves - Buster Brownce DE 50
#127 Buccaneers - Leeroy Jenkins LB 84
#128 GreyDucks - Raheem Bird LB 57
#129 Birddogs - Danshawn Jenkins DE 59
#130 Royals - Douglas MacArthur TE 67
#131 Pythons - Le Kick K 50
#132 Luchadores - Farrior Deschain DE 59
#133 Birddogs - Tristian Hex TE 65
#134 Seawolves - Ronan Briscoe WR 69
#135 Buccaneers - Brendan Lanier LB 69
#136 Buccaneers - J.B. Apollo RB 87
#137 Royals - Willis Cannon K 50
#138 Birddogs - Johnnie McCartney LB 50
#139 Pythons - Zed Keppler RB 50
#140 Luchadores - D'Brickshaw Cannon DE 67
#141 Birddogs - Joe Montana DT 57
#142 Seawolves - Michael Lee S 71
#143 Buccaneers - Jimmy Frackerson DE 69
#144 Buccaneers - Rico Martinez CB 57
#145 Birddogs - Gabriel Graves DE 80
#146 Royals - Donatello Arrabiata TE 77
#147 Birddogs - Colt Mendoza CB 82
#148 Luchadores - John Nesbitt DT 57
#149 Birddogs - Abbas Muhammad S 50
#150 Seawolves - Lucas Faucher DT 74
#151 Buccaneers - Silas Meissner S 50
#152 Buccaneers - Jason Kreuscher LB 57
#153 Royals - Calvin McMann LB 57
#154 Birddogs - Aaron Feels RB 80
#155 Birddogs - Big Edd DT 96
#156 Luchadores - Kade Hines DT 52
#157 Coyotes - Cosmo Kramer S 59
#158 Seawolves - Slim Pickens DE 57
#159 Buccaneers - Hengwei Luo S 57
#160 Royals - Leland Breeland DT 50
#161 Birddogs - Zee Rechs TE 73
#162 GreyDucks - Tyron Shields CB 50
#163 Birddogs - Tom Thorne LB 50
#164 Luchadores - BooBoo Rodgers CB 50
#165 Coyotes - Thunder Cat CB 50
#166 Seawolves - Calum Auron S 60
#167 Buccaneers - Streetlamp LeMoose RB 59
#168 Royals - AJ Warren DE 58
#169 Royals - Winston Bragg RB 65
#170 Birddogs - Rickety Cricket CB 57
#171 Birddogs - DeSean Hill WR 50
#172 Luchadores - Julius Andersson LB 50
#173 Coyotes - Curious George WR 50
#174 Seawolves - Frank Nguyen DE 58
#175 Buccaneers - A-Aron Balakae S 59
#176 Royals - Henry Saxe-Coburg-Gotha WR 50
#177 Birddogs - Hiram Abiff LB 50
#178 Royals - Elias Ziegler S 50
#179 Birddogs - Henry Sigurdsson TE 50
#180 Luchadores - Jim Waters QB 140
#181 Coyotes - Da Owl RB 59
#182 Seawolves - Valor Gilmore CB 61
#183 Buccaneers - Jay Signs CB 50
#184 GreyDucks - Archideld Bonzales DT 59
#185 Royals - Xavier O'Doyle CB 50
#186 Birddogs - Landon Moore DE 59
#187 Birddogs - Malcolm Jenkins CB 50
#188 Luchadores - Logan Marshall WR 50
#189 Coyotes - Nathan Bourne DE 57
#190 Seawolves - Tony Baloney DT 59
#191 Buccaneers - Matthew Curran DT 50
#192 GreyDucks - Donovan Smith WR 50
#193 Luchadores - James Carson QB 50
#194 Royals - Meep Meep DE 57
#195 Pythons - Troy Pressing RB 50
#196 Pythons - Swlane Train DT 50
#197 Coyotes - Titus Lincoln TE 57
#198 Seawolves - Sulu Candles RB 50
#199 Buccaneers - Ike Oscar TE 57
#200 GreyDucks - Kennedy Cannon CB 50
#201 Royals - Buster Holiday LB 57
#202 Birddogs - David Banner DT 57
#203 Pythons - Anthony DiNapoli DT 50
#204 Luchadores - Terrell Brister Jr. WR 50
#205 Coyotes - Cody Martin CB 63
#206 Seawolves - Brent Blackmon TE 50
#207 Buccaneers - Denarius Krackle DT 57
#208 GreyDucks - Daymond Brooks WR 62
#209 Birddogs - Scott Scott WR 50
#210 Royals - Steve Alvarado WR 50
#211 Pythons - Chad Zhao DT 57
#212 Luchadores - Fatso WoBuccaneers -at LB 57
#213 Coyotes - Nicolas Stone LB 57
#214 Seawolves - Rainman Legends DE 59
#215 Buccaneers - Bobby Black WR 50
#216 GreyDucks - C.D. Waldo S 57
#217 Royals - Tyler Curtis WR 50
#218 Birddogs - Montgomery Burns S 50
#219 Pythons - Amadeus Green S 50
#220 Luchadores - Bucky Laurence DT 57
#221 Coyotes - Cam "Burrito" Burto DT 57
#222 Seawolves - Zakary Duke S 50
#223 Buccaneers - Patrick Hardy S 50
#224 GreyDucks - Shawn Ansari TE 61
#225 Birddogs - Samuel Miller LB 50
#226 Royals - Raiden Briggs LB 60
#227 Pythons - Graig Royal TE 50
#228 Luchadores - Vince Waterhouse RB 50
#229 Coyotes - Caloe Peara LB 50
#230 Seawolves - Ronnie Schultz LB 50
#231 Buccaneers - Bryant Moreland WR 50
#232 GreyDucks - Sawyer Brutalitops LB 50
#233 Royals - Seth Lindsey K 50
#234 Birddogs - Pierre Voodoo S 50
#235 Pythons - Bartholomew Castor S 50
#236 Luchadores - Matt Elam S 50
#237 Coyotes - Michael Smydzyck LB 50
#238 Seawolves - Nathan Bigelow WR 50
#239 Buccaneers - Justice Wolfe DE 52
#240 GreyDucks - Carlos Woods CB 57
#241 Birddogs - Patrick Holding RB 50
#242 Royals - Dean Winchester S 50
#243 Pythons - John Doe TE 57
#244 Luchadores - Julio Tirtawidjaia RB 69
#245 Coyotes - Deshawn Jones DE 57
#246 Seawolves - Cameron Tova TE 50
#247 Buccaneers - Dan Jackson S 50
#248 GreyDucks - Daniel Ross LB 57
#249 Royals - Seth Goepfrich TE 50
#250 Birddogs - Leo Browning LB 50
#251 Pythons - Paul Novotny DT 50
#252 Luchadores - Chudds Whittaker LB 55
#253 Coyotes - Moe Willis S 50
#254 Seawolves - Colin Miller TE 50
#255 Buccaneers - Ronan McDonagh K 50
#256 GreyDucks - Eugene McEwan LB 50
#257 Birddogs - Lee Jordan DT 50
#258 Royals - Anthony De Luca RB 57
#259 Pythons - Evan Riley QB 50
#260 Luchadores - Nat Wright LB 69
#261 Coyotes - Buster Nelson LB 50
#262 Seawolves - Joshua Vanger S 50
#263 Buccaneers - Anthony Brewer DE 60
#264 GreyDucks - Jacob Caine CB 50
#265 Royals - Perry King TE 50
#266 Birddogs - Regan Meynell TE 50
#267 Pythons - Colin Vance QB 50
#268 Luchadores - Cavalier Craighorn QB 50
#269 Coyotes - Swift Willy QB 50
#270 Seawolves - Allen Spooner QB 50
#271 Buccaneers - Tom Sofa QB 104
So far, so good. That’s what we already knew, as far as position and pick goes. What is interesting is the amount of TPE all players already gathered. The first pick all gathered a good amount of TPE already. The first player picked with under 100 TPE claimed is Sebastian Vettel at #17 selected by the Minnesota Grey Ducks. Looking through the list it becomes surprisingly to see that there are also two active quarterbacks near the end and one at the end of the draft. Jim Waters was drafted at position #180 by the Tijuana Luchadores with 140 TPE and Tom sofa fell all the way to the last pick at #271 to the Myrtle Beach Buccaneers. I don’t know what was the purpose of those drops, as there were also many lower quarterbacks picked with those two calibers still on the board.
The player with the highest amount of TPE is Phat Boi selected with pick #5 by the Kansas City Coyotes. This is most likely due to the expansion draft, which resulted in picking quarterbacks as a priority early on. The player with the second most TPE, Jeffrey Philips, fell all the way to #33, picked by the Dallas Birddogs. Tight End is not the highest priority position wise as it seems, but to let a player like Philips drop that far seems weird nevertheless. The Jack Brothers and White Goodman are next on the list, being the 3-5 ranked players TPE wise. Another surprisingly low pick is Koniecpolski at #22 for the Dallas Birddogs. It won’t be that hard to accept for the Birddogs though. They got 4 of the 6 players with the highest TPE. Those 6 players are the only one to already gather over 170 TPE. 57 players in the draft were able to get over 100 TPE.
But who had the best draft looking purely at TPE? To answer this, we first take a look at the average TPE every team drafted.
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- 43 players drafted, average TPE: 822.
- 36 players drafted, average TPE: 79.333.
- 36 players drafted, average TPE: 77.314.
- 29 players drafted, average TPE: 77.215.
- 32 players drafted, average TPE: 75.566.
32 players drafted, average TPE: 75.287.
- 29 players drafted, average TPE: 72.078.
- 34 players drafted, average TPE: 69.59If we look at this list, the Dallas Birddogs totally nailed it. In average, they drafted over 2 TPE more than any other team. This is not surprising, as they already have 4 top earners as we have stated above. The Myrtle Beach Buccaneers are second on our list, they had a really good draft if we look at this numbers. Their first 9 picks were all players with mostly far over 100 TPE except just one, who also is at 89. And their addition with the last pick (Tom Sofa, 104) also makes an impact, as normally the later picks don’t have much more than the base 50 TPE.
The Royals and Coyotes had a quite similar draft as their numbers are almost the same. The Coyotes used their first few picks to get talents on both sides of the ball. They could get Phat Boi alongside with top WR Eddie Jeeta and still land on Chester Sweets, CB and Kevin Fakon, RB in back to back picks. They could also get Michael Witheblock at #53, which seems to builds up a top base looking at Wide Receivers.
The Royals also tried to get top talent on both sides of the ball early. Colby Jack was the obvious pick at #2, later they could also get with Derred de Ville (LB), Cadillac Harris (CB), Acura Skyline (RB) and Sandro Ryeu (DE) top prospects at their respective position. One steal of the draft could easily be Eldrick Avery (CB) at #57.
The Pythons and Seawolves follow at position 5 and 6 of the TPE-average ranking. The Pythons made it clear that they wanted to get top talent in the defensive backfield, as they selected 3 cornerbacks with their first 3 picks, followed by a safety. The selection of Daniel George (TE) and Tatsu Nakamura (RB) added some interesting prospects on the offensive side of the ball. Later on, they concentrated on adding O-Line prospects.
The Seawolves early on picked defensive prospects. In their picks in the top 100, they only selected 3 offensive talents (Kevin Koh, WR, Luke Skywalker, QB and Sam Sidekick) out of 11. Out of their picks, there was no player with over 150 TPE.
The Minnesota Grey Ducks had no good draft TPE wise. The reigning Ultimini champions are 10 points in average behind the leading Birddogs. The lowest draft spot may be one reason, another is the early selection of players with under 100 TPE. The Grey Ducks also tried to add defensive talent early on.
By far the worst draft TPE wise had the Tijuana Luchadores. The added just slightly under 70 TPE in average per player to their roster. A reason may be the lack of draft picks in the early rounds. In the first round they selected Ben Slothlisberger as their quarterback at #4, but their next pick was #28. Until then, many of the top prospects already have been picked. With their additional picks in the later rounds, they couldn’t make up for what they missed early on.
As I already pointed out, there were 57 players in the draft with over 100 TPE out of the 271 eligible. 88 players have either never claimed a TPE in their update thread or didn’t even create a page. 51 players created an update page and claimed less than 10 TPE, so they didn’t gather more than 60 TPE in total.
We consider players only active in this statistics, if one gathered over 60 TPE. This value is chosen due to the fact that some players create their update page when they start, often claim 7 TPE (AC and first free training) and don’t show up anymore.
Considering that data, we just take a look at the ones we consider active, so we take the average of the 132 active players drafted.
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- 21/43 active players drafted, average TPE: 113.242.
-13/32 active players drafted, average TPE: 110.083.
- 13/29 active players drafted, average TPE: 106.624.
- 19/36 active players drafted, average TPE: 102.685.
- 19/36 active players drafted, average TPE: 99.466.
18/32 active players drafted, average TPE: 93.117.
- 14/29 active players drafted, average TPE: 91.938.
- 15/34 active players drafted, average TPE: 91.00Seeing this ranking and numbers, the good draft for the Birddogs seems even more impressive. They not just could draft the most active players, they also got the most out of those active players. Future seems to be good for this expansion team. By picking up 21 active players it seems that the Birddogs did one hell of a job at scouting the loads of rookies. We will see how many of them will stay active, as it just is an assumption that players with at least 60 TPE are active.
The Pythons jump up the board in the draft for active players only. With an average of 110 TPE per active player they seem to also have nailed the draft. That number may be that high, because they could only get 13 active players, which is the least amount of active players drafted by a team tied with the Coyotes. Speking of the Coyotes, they are next in the rankings with an average of 106 TPE per player. We will see if the low numbers of active players drafted may affect the season, but it won’t be that much of a problem for them, as they already have players on their roster from last season(s).
The Myrtle Beach Buccaneers fall to the 4th place in this ranking. But they could also pick up a bunch of active players (19). They still have about 102 TPE earned already and will try to get the Buccaneers back to the championship.
The Royals didn’t do as well in their expansion draft as the Birddogs did in theirs. They could also gather the talent of 19 active players, but they in average have just 99 TPE. We will see how this will pan out throughout the season. They have the same problem as the Dallas Birddogs, in not having already a roster from previous seasons. Therfore the – what it currently seems - worse draft as their opponents will be hard to compensate.
The Norfolk Seawolves (18 actives), Minnesota Grey Ducks (14 actives) and Tijuana Luchadores (15 actives) have about the same number of average TPE earned of their drafted prospects. They are in the range of low 90, what is unbelievable 20 points at average less than the top teams in this draft. They still have enough active players who will be enthusiastic about the season and try to improve as good as possible.
I am curious how the season will pan out after seeing that much difference in the draft. When I looked through the draft, I didn’t expect that much difference between the different teams.
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*S21 DSFL Draft recap - TPE edition - gucci - 03-08-2020
Man, I knew we drafted well, but didn't know we drafted that well!
Awesome article man! Very interesting metrics you examined.
*S21 DSFL Draft recap - TPE edition - Troen - 03-08-2020
Love seeing this - I wanted to do a similar analysis but have family commitments preventing it from happening this week so I'm glad to see someone else doing it.
*S21 DSFL Draft recap - TPE edition - RainDelay - 03-08-2020
Love our draft, love our steals. BIG shoutout Tom Sofa!
*S21 DSFL Draft recap - TPE edition - BadLck - 03-08-2020
Validation I’m the King. I like it. I may be phat but ain’t nobody catching me in TPE.