2011 Draft History
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Hanging Judges
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Defence
With the NFL lockout still in effect, all eyes descended upon north Manchester. Only a lack of parking at the venue prevented the massive crowd from turning up. Oh, and perhaps the weather had a little impact.
Risking the outdoors the owners huddled beneath a marquee and thankfully the weather gods were actually playing fair. Rumour has it Hollywood had arranged a trade.
An FFL alumni in the shape of JD attended the draft as roving reporter/entertainer of the children/photographer/general drinker.
The fantastic new FFL trophy was unveiled to the stunned owners and Martin was more than pleased to accept it. Top job in arranging it Tim. Then the moment everyone had been awaiting for arrived.....
Careful to not bash his head against the marquee Clive mounted the podium and select Ryan Mathews. The first player to ever be selected with the first pick twice.
Lee then made a belated attempt to grab the Shark of the Year trophy by obtaining Tim's #2 pick (in a deal most seasoned veterans considered a fleecing!) to select Mark Ingram of the Saints. Now a member of the Clap no doubt some dodgy criminal activity from his past would soon surface.
Players were selected and most owners experienced problems with the low marquee. Except Ian of course. Simon traded like there was no tomorrow, gaining Tony Romo and mortgaging his future on his heavily laden Cowgirls roster.
In the 5th round Ian selected QB John Beck, somehow obtaining inside information that he was to become the next Redskins starter. Apparently it came from Beck's mothers sisters uncles nephews best friends neighbour as no-one else had heard the same fact.
Very few retired, unborn or dead players were selected as most owners appeared to have done their homework. Of course some owners selected certain players due to the simple fact they were too drunk to be able to pronounce some names!
A number of times a player was called and The Judge exclaimed "Who the hell is he??" and then 3 picks later he asked for a halt as he was still looking for the guy picked 5 minutes ago. Gary's draft list remains a work of art, and he allowed JD into that world for a few brief and very confusing minutes!
With the other head of the 2-headed Funky Furby beast down under Steve performed well and lacked the bickering of who's job organising the positions fell to.
Brady Quinn found himself titled Mr Irrelevant by going with the 240th pick to the Dodgy Athletics. His night out in Manchester awaiting him!
Following the vast array of food on offer the bowling followed - oddly enough not banned from the Previous year. Adam displayed some extremely unusual techniques, none of which appeared to actually knock any pins over. The resident DJ somehow managed to keep Ian off the mic, much to the pleasure of the other bowlers, most of whom probably had no idea what had occurred 12 months earlier!
With the final pins falling it was all over and the free agency order was set in stone. Richard did not become acquainted with a bowl. Norv STILL had the best roster. And the FFL was ready. If only the NFL would follow suit and get the CBA sorted out.
Risking the outdoors the owners huddled beneath a marquee and thankfully the weather gods were actually playing fair. Rumour has it Hollywood had arranged a trade.
An FFL alumni in the shape of JD attended the draft as roving reporter/entertainer of the children/photographer/general drinker.
The fantastic new FFL trophy was unveiled to the stunned owners and Martin was more than pleased to accept it. Top job in arranging it Tim. Then the moment everyone had been awaiting for arrived.....
Careful to not bash his head against the marquee Clive mounted the podium and select Ryan Mathews. The first player to ever be selected with the first pick twice.
Lee then made a belated attempt to grab the Shark of the Year trophy by obtaining Tim's #2 pick (in a deal most seasoned veterans considered a fleecing!) to select Mark Ingram of the Saints. Now a member of the Clap no doubt some dodgy criminal activity from his past would soon surface.
Players were selected and most owners experienced problems with the low marquee. Except Ian of course. Simon traded like there was no tomorrow, gaining Tony Romo and mortgaging his future on his heavily laden Cowgirls roster.
In the 5th round Ian selected QB John Beck, somehow obtaining inside information that he was to become the next Redskins starter. Apparently it came from Beck's mothers sisters uncles nephews best friends neighbour as no-one else had heard the same fact.
Very few retired, unborn or dead players were selected as most owners appeared to have done their homework. Of course some owners selected certain players due to the simple fact they were too drunk to be able to pronounce some names!
A number of times a player was called and The Judge exclaimed "Who the hell is he??" and then 3 picks later he asked for a halt as he was still looking for the guy picked 5 minutes ago. Gary's draft list remains a work of art, and he allowed JD into that world for a few brief and very confusing minutes!
With the other head of the 2-headed Funky Furby beast down under Steve performed well and lacked the bickering of who's job organising the positions fell to.
Brady Quinn found himself titled Mr Irrelevant by going with the 240th pick to the Dodgy Athletics. His night out in Manchester awaiting him!
Following the vast array of food on offer the bowling followed - oddly enough not banned from the Previous year. Adam displayed some extremely unusual techniques, none of which appeared to actually knock any pins over. The resident DJ somehow managed to keep Ian off the mic, much to the pleasure of the other bowlers, most of whom probably had no idea what had occurred 12 months earlier!
With the final pins falling it was all over and the free agency order was set in stone. Richard did not become acquainted with a bowl. Norv STILL had the best roster. And the FFL was ready. If only the NFL would follow suit and get the CBA sorted out.
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