Key Additions:
Chris Jackson RB - rated 69 overall, should dominate on Sundays behind my line
Weldon Brownell TE - A solid TE who will battle for the starting spot, also is a mentor who should help out the rest of my TE's
Gregory Collins LDT - A stud DT rated 75 who spurned some other teams to join the Clawz. Collected a huge 10 mil, one year deal. Greatly improves what already was a solid DL
Roger Pappas MLB - A very solid LB rated 58 who will see duty across the board at different LBing positions
Jeffrey Gregorio SLB - Rated 66 overall. Was on the expensive side to acquire (1st and 4th rd picks) but provides the Clawz the quality SLB they desired.
Tony Ford RCB - Rated 27 overall. Not quite was I was hoping for but there was simply not much to pick from in terms of CB help. Will provide good depth at CB
David Kaczmarek FS - Rated 56 overall. Sent my 6th rd pick to acquire his services for one year before he hits the broadcasting booth. Will start at FS.
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I would have to grade my offseason with a B plus. The only subtraction that is even worth mentioning is backup QB Carl Searle who only went 5-5 at the helm and possibly RB Deason if he doesn't sign a one year deal. The above additions should make the Clawz even more dominant on Sundays in the upcoming year. Two mistakes were made that could have changed my B plus to an A plus though. I wanted to upgrade my backup QB position and lost out on bids to veteran QB's. I ended up downgrading my backup QB position and was forced to draft a so-so guy with my 3rd rd pick. I also wanted to grab up a veteran OG to play for a season or 2 until young stud Eliason is ready for starting duty. I simply got out bid on Tyler Reader. I didn't want to hurt my future by giving him a large bonus and having him retire on me. I also was able to restructure and resign all of my key players and offensive linemen to cap friendly multi-year deals that will keep Cleveland a premeir team for the next 2-3 years.
Chris Jackson RB - rated 69 overall, should dominate on Sundays behind my line
Weldon Brownell TE - A solid TE who will battle for the starting spot, also is a mentor who should help out the rest of my TE's
Gregory Collins LDT - A stud DT rated 75 who spurned some other teams to join the Clawz. Collected a huge 10 mil, one year deal. Greatly improves what already was a solid DL
Roger Pappas MLB - A very solid LB rated 58 who will see duty across the board at different LBing positions
Jeffrey Gregorio SLB - Rated 66 overall. Was on the expensive side to acquire (1st and 4th rd picks) but provides the Clawz the quality SLB they desired.
Tony Ford RCB - Rated 27 overall. Not quite was I was hoping for but there was simply not much to pick from in terms of CB help. Will provide good depth at CB
David Kaczmarek FS - Rated 56 overall. Sent my 6th rd pick to acquire his services for one year before he hits the broadcasting booth. Will start at FS.
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I would have to grade my offseason with a B plus. The only subtraction that is even worth mentioning is backup QB Carl Searle who only went 5-5 at the helm and possibly RB Deason if he doesn't sign a one year deal. The above additions should make the Clawz even more dominant on Sundays in the upcoming year. Two mistakes were made that could have changed my B plus to an A plus though. I wanted to upgrade my backup QB position and lost out on bids to veteran QB's. I ended up downgrading my backup QB position and was forced to draft a so-so guy with my 3rd rd pick. I also wanted to grab up a veteran OG to play for a season or 2 until young stud Eliason is ready for starting duty. I simply got out bid on Tyler Reader. I didn't want to hurt my future by giving him a large bonus and having him retire on me. I also was able to restructure and resign all of my key players and offensive linemen to cap friendly multi-year deals that will keep Cleveland a premeir team for the next 2-3 years.


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