(S1) - Weekend PT #4 - S2 Stars

[BrokkLee]

Rich Gucci is a tight end entering the draft for season number 2. he is a vertical threat like the style of jimmy graham, basically a wide receiver in the body of a tight end. Yes he probably played basketball at some point in his career and he was probably good at boxing out dudes. These skills do translate to his nfl game when hes outjumping defneders to get touch downs in the red zone. The commentators are going to be sure to tell you.

What they arent tell you yet aside from that hes a new face at the tight end position that rarely lines up on the end of the line to throw blocks is that he mgiht be on the the best tight ends in the leage and is definitely the best new tight end for season two.

Gucci made a name in school and during the combine by workin hard. The dude was born six foot and six inches but not with 4.5 speed and jacked arms like the hulk. The guy is a freakin work horse. There are already some tight ends around that are pretty good. They do different stuff from blocking for the qb to catching passes. These guys are going to be around for years in the league but watch out cuz when season 2 rolls around theres another contender for the best tight end around. Rich Gucci.

[AsylumParty]

James Lillico, the up and coming safety out of Tennessee has grabbed the attention of multiple scouts. These prospect games have really given the rookies their chance to shine, Lillico is obviously taking advantage. Across only two games he's shown himself to be a ball-magnet, big time playmaker. With ten tackles, a pass deflection, pick six, and a fumble forced already, if he keeps up this pace he's sure to be a highly sought after player going into the upcoming year.

Seeing as he's typically considered a run support safety in the likeness of Tony Jefferson or Kam Chancellor, the pick six is an especially impressive addition to his resume. He's really proving himself to be an all around talent that any team would love to have spearheading the backfield's run defense, or in his case, any aspect of the defense seeing as he's causing turnovers whether he's making the quarterback's day a rough one, or bruising up the halfback.

Hailing all the way from London, England, Lillico brings a welcome international flavor to a league looking to expand this coming season. Maybe he can put in a good word for back home when he's making his Ultimus MVP speech?

[DefensiveJesus]

If you are looking at Season 2 prospects, the clear best is Offensive Lineman Greg Clegane. Greg Clegane as a member of the otters has been a massive impact player on the best offensive line in the league. After coming off waivers in early June Greg Clegane has turned into an elite player in the NSFL. Clegane who is 6'7 350 pound monster has made a massive impact on the otters ability to win a championship this season. Greg Clegane is tied for 10th in pancakes with 35 and has pancakes against some of the most impactful defensive lineman in the league. Clegane is one of the most intimidating players in the league and has been known to lift up and jokingly bully the skill players on the orange county otters. The coaches confronted him about the rough housing but now the coaches and GM's are now victims of one of the strongest men in the league. With his dedication, skill, size, and mindset Greg Clegane could go from being one of the best players in the Season 2 draft to becoming one of the best players in the league. Expect Greg Clegane to be a first round draft pick.

[jordan327]

Perhaps the most promising prospect of the season two National Simulation Football League is Bernard Forthward of the Colorado Yeti. Forthward is primarily a run blocker from the University of Wisconsin. The 6'3 339 pound lineman has already shown he has what it takes to start in the NSFL; in his first twelve games, Forthward has already gotten 23 pancakes. In addition, he's only allowed three sacks, which places him among some of the best lineman in the league. These stats would make him seem to be one of the best prospects in the coming draft, however, coaches will have a lot of work to turn this genetic freak into a star. It's been reported the Bernard Forthward hasn't practiced at all since his first day, and has only been showing up to the games. His amazing potential and strength have allowed him to continue to start for the Yeti, however eventually other players will catch up. If he wants to continue to start in the coming years, Forthward will need begin to practice just like other players have been. Forthwards potential is sky high, however he also has huge bust potential. Which team will take a chance on the boom-or-bust prospect?

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[Jbearly]

Gregor "the mountain" Clegane has been an absolute beast of an offensive linemen this season. Nobody has been better as a rookie season 2 player than him especially on the offensive line. He's been killing any defensive player who stands in his way, mauling them as the orange County otters find themselves with the best running attack in the nsfl. He'll continue killing it with the otters in the future as he plans to come back to them in the draft, dissuading most other teams from taking him and finding himself along his friend Angus winChester. Winchester is much like Clegane. A huge mauling offensive linemen who will destroy anyone who finds themselves Blocking the way of the orange guard. He could easily be an all pro linemen this year, those accolades wIll only grow as he continues to grow as a player and become the absolute best he can over everyone else. He's also one of the only s2 players whos likely to win championship his first year, adding a championship to his resume so early will make him much more enticing in the draft. He will make a huge i,pact regardless of whichever team enlists his services in the upcoming nsfl draft after this strong rookie year

[Jiggly_333]

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[Bwestfield]

[adam2552]

@`Dermot`

[Molarpistols]

The obvious answer for "Who will be the next season two star?" is Orange County Otters offensive lineman Greg Clegane. The monstrous man slotted in as a starter on the Otter's offensive line immediately upon being picked up off of waivers. Together with fellow OL Angus Winchester, the two offer a strong protective backbone for the Otters offense.

Once the first season is over, it will be tough for the Orange County Otters to hang onto Mr. Clegane. Many of the early mock drafts for season two have Clegane going first overall, and I don't believe he's ever fallen further down that third overall. The Otters might be looking to trade up in the draft to ensure they keep hold of Clegane's services for the future. The Otters offense has already struggled at times this season, with more of Mike Boss's protection leaving the team it could mean dire straights for the Otters.

It will be interesting to see how the draft shakes out. With the expansion draft also coming up, it will be difficult for the Otters to hang on to some of their most coveted players. Losing Clegane right after in the season two draft could signal the end of the Otter's run as one of the top teams in the NSFL.

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[White Cornerback]

@`Dermot`

Love it!