As I've come to expect, both of my first round picks were busts.

-6 and -8.

I've looked for it and can't find it, but I am becoming more convinced there is a hole in the progress logic. I might rewrite how the probabilities are calculated from scratch.

I had 10 draft picks, 5 were negative gains but no more than a -2 and had 3 players with gains at +3 and the other 2 no change so basically I got what I drafted

Overall tho through my leagues i would tend to have better gains with players drafted in the mid rounds that I do normally with earlier round selections

I feel very fortunate to have traded out of the first round for future picks, the DE I would have taken was picked by minnesota and he plummeted.

MFN26 and MFN1 both my teams just drafted and both teams suffered badly with the '-s'

Is it just me or do players seem to not be trending towards the weight they should be for the position they play?

The first and second round need WR picks went -2 and -8? The later luxury OL picks each gained 1 or 2:)
Got a seventh round QB that gained 3...

Have a guy lose 21 straight out of an allocation draft my number 2 pick in one dropped 21 his first camp and the bad part is im stuck paying the guy like 8 mil but luckily that first year cash is pretty well pointless.

http://mfn63.myfootballnow.com/player/1717

the way i see it this cat is after some sort of record

http://mfn1.myfootballnow.com/player/9422

MY biggest bust. Was a 99 as a TE in the draft. He's down to 82 now. Luckily, he's maintained his blocking skills, so I've moved him to C.

He's also my highest potential Kick Returner. Gonna experiment with that in the preseason....

Training Camp review to come... ****, there's a lot of rookies in here...