2011 CSFFL Draft
The Poster Board Year
The First Four Rounds
The first round almost collapsed the league before it even started. This epic first round is most memorable for the first mediation in league history, and probably the first mediation in Any, Esquire’s law career. It went like this:
Coach Rubs wrote in the Ravens D/ST on the draft poster board while proceeding to talk about how they were the best defense in years and he was going to win the league because he drafted them
With the literal next pick, Commissioner Stalin picked the Eagles D/ST….remember the ‘Dream Team’ year?
Apparently, this was who Logan had actually wanted to pick when he picked the Ravens one pick earlier
Coach Rubs proceeded to demand that he get the Eagles D/ST instead of the Ravens D/ST, despite the fact that he had physically gotten up and written ‘Ravens’ himself with a permanent marker onto the draft poster board while describing in detail how the Ravens were the best defense in years
Ultimately, Any, Esq. settled the debate and the plaintiff, Coach Rubs, was denied his appeal for the Eagles D/ST due to his completely asinine user error
These first few rounds had some grade-A humans. Mike Vick AND Ray Rice? Man that’s something
Shout out to Peyton Hillis (this was the year he was on the cover of Madden), Greg Jennings, and Hakeem Nicks for somehow sneaking into these top few rounds of the inaugural draft
Peyton Hillis over Arian Foster is unbelievable
The last few rounds were chosen to take a look at due to the incredible names we find deep in the trenches
Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson was taken for the only time in CSFFL history in Round 14 by the Sneaky Greek
Ahmad Bradshaw. Reggie Bush. Marcedes Lewis. Austin Collie. Kellen Winslow. Lance Moore. Danny Woodhead. Amazing.
Post-Draft Rosters
2011 Draft Awards
Best Pick: Michael Crabtree, Round 16 by the Sneaky Greek. He actually had almost 900 yards this season, so good work by the Sneaky Greek with the first ever Mr. Irrelevant
Worst Pick: Peyton Hillis, Round 2 by Commissioner Stalin. What on earth
Most Incredible Pick: Sebastian Janikowski (yes, the kicker), Round 6 by the Sneaky Greek. The two players selected after him were Matt Forte and Larry Fitzgerald, both of whom made the Pro Bowl. Incredibly, 2011 was the only year Seabass ever made the Pro Bowl in his career and was also the year he tied the then-longest field goal record of 63 yards. Zack still missed the playoffs