"Perfect" NFL Roster

[bestsportnascar]

I ran across this article where Bill Barnwell of ESPN builds the "perfect" NFL Roster.

http://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/20296921/bill-barnwell-builds-perfect-nfl-roster-salary-cap-2017

You will never guess who the Carolina players are considering one is destined for the practice squad:

Alex Armah and Taylor Moton.

 

Here are some notes from the methodology:

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1. Team restraints. We'll need to find at least one player -- but no more than three players -- from each of the 32 NFL teams.

3. Rookies! Our team will have seven rookies, with one player taken from each round of this year's draft. The remaining 22 players will have to be veterans who are not on their first contract.

They could have taken up to three players from our team. I guess on the plus side, we drafted well considering the players they took from us uses 2 of their 7 rookie spots.

 

 

 

[UpstatePanther]

How in the hell do you not take Luke Kuechly as the best MLB in the league. 

I would listen to any argument about any other position about a non-Panthers player. But there is no argument that will convince me that Luke isn't the best MLB in the league.

[jumpman910]

The article passed on some better players to find value and depth. Passing on Luke at 12 mil a year and opting for Deion Jones at 1.4 mil is similar to themn taking Odell over Julio and AB

[bestsportnascar]

15 minutes ago, jumpman910 said:

The article passed on some better players to find value and depth. Passing on Luke at 12 mil a year and opting for Deion Jones at 1.4 mil is similar to themn taking Odell over Julio and AB

Correct. I should have mentioned it in the original post, but this was working with the salary cap. It still broke my heart that Luke wasn't on there. 

[ColumbusCounty]

Now take the best players between our current roster and 2015. I think we could hang.... might be the homer in me but only Brady has me questioning.