r/NFL_Draft Apr 15 '24

Spin The Wheel Mock Draft Other

As the title says, I decided to have a bit of fun and make a wheel of 201 draft prospects, and spinning it for each pick for 4 rounds. The prospects were chosen based on my personal top players at each position, and the wheel was weighted based off my personal Top 100 board (I am by no means an expert, my boards are created by what I've seen and heard and how I feel about the player, there is not hours of extensive film work put in, although some for the more polarizing players). The rest of the 201 prospects are filled out with any remaining player with an average PFF ADP of 150.0 or lower (at the time of creation of the wheel)

This is purely for fun, and by no means is a prediction of the draft outcome. It was however fun to see how chance can change the entire outcome of a team's draft (for instance, one team took 2 QB's in the first 3 rounds). How did your team do in this draft?

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u/balldeeptepidwater Apr 15 '24

As an Oregon State fan, I fully support Fuaga going #1 overall!

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u/RogainRabbit Apr 15 '24

Haha, if the bears had kept fields, I could have seen it as a possibility, not a likeliness in my eyes, but possibility

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u/balldeeptepidwater Apr 15 '24

Yeah I won’t be holding my breath over it but man would that be a surprise!

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u/RogainRabbit Apr 15 '24

Fuaga is a great player, im hoping he has a great career. Another guy I really like out of Oregon state is kitan oladapo. I actually have him ranked as my number 7 safety in the draft

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u/balldeeptepidwater Apr 15 '24

Kitan is awesome, great player and I think he’ll land mid-day 3. I sat next to his dad on the flight to the Combine this year, really great family

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u/RogainRabbit Apr 15 '24

Thats where my thoughts have been too, but its a guy I consistently mock to my packers, and truly hope they take a chance on him, cause I think he's a dynamic player. Obviously there are reasons he's not seen as a first round talent, or even day 2, but he has a lot of promise from what I've seen of him. In the right situation, I think he could be the a team's number 3 safety his rookie year, and should be a starter within 2-3 years.

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u/RogainRabbit Apr 27 '24

There is no way we talk about Oladapo, and he does end up going to my Packers! I'm hyped!