what are my chances of being drafted in the NFL?
368148
Should have good chance to be drafted in the No Future League but you could alway create yourself in madden and draft yourself
408938
You first start out by choosing your parents. It will tell you what position you would be the best at if you had that particular set of parents. Then you take an IQ test to see how knowledgeable you are at football. After these steps are taken. You are ready to enter the draft! Play your games, attend practices and hire agents, and you will be a true NFL superstar.
450211
MAKE VARSITY YOUR FRESHMAN YEAR.. RUSH FOR 1000+ YARDS   AND U'LL BE GOOD..  THE WHOLE POINT OF FOOTBALL IS TO GO TO  COLLEGE AND GET THAT DEGREE .. THE LEAGUE IS AN EXTRA.\n\n\nAND GET UR SPEED UP!
533212
It might be hard to find ex-nfl or current nfl players. I would suggest you to go to 24 hours fitness and you can hire a trainer there. I remember my friend, ex-nfl running back, worked out at 24 hours fitness and he had a trainer there. When you go there, keep working out. Second, focus on where you play as your position like running back or wide receiver. Otherwise, you can try out for Arena Football League2. Other league scout will watch how you play before offer you a tryout. Good luck.
1125682
If you are picking where you get to draft, you are not a commishioner, you are a dictator.  A commish works on behalf of all the managers.  A dictator takes what he wants, damn the consequences.\n\nBack to your question though, I think the ideal spot this year is 3.  You are getting 1 of the top 3 RB's and on the way back, you get the 18th (in a 10 team league) and 23 picks.
435197
Wait for the June draft and see if you're picked and in what round. If you're an early pick, you'll get a hefty signing bonus that you could use to finish your education during the off-season. If you're a later pick, and if you are on scholarship, it might be best to finish up most of your credits to graduate. I know several players in my area who were drafted out of college into the pros. Big difference in quality of players. Even in class A ball, the competition is intense because of the quality of players.\n\nWhat is going to be the key to your future is how much you progress in your skill level. Some minor players were phenoms at Class A but ended up so-so players in Class AA. It's tough for you to decide right now because you don't know where and if you'll be drafted. Once the draft is over, you'll have a clearer head to make an important decision.
1053933
You must mean Fantasy Draft. It doesn't start until about a month or two before the NFL season starts. Wait until about the start of august and go to NFL.COM. A fantasy draft is when you enter a league and compete against other managers every week of the NFL season until a champion is crowned. I did it for the first time last year and it is well worth the time and effort. You can also partake in one of the fantasy drafts on Yahoo.com but like i said, give it till the beginning of august. An offline draft is just you and whoever you choose to join, if you do the draft on yahoo, then the individual who you elect as the commisioner reports the results to yahoo. Good Luck
852026
I think that he will be drafted but I don't think it will be until the mid to late rounds.  Yes he is in a west coast offense system but that doesn't make him an automatic first round selection.  I think that he will be mainly back up and possibly down the road someone will give him the chance to start.  He usually makes good decisions with the ball, which is definitely a plus but the major concern i've heard is arm strength and mobility.  It could be nice to see a husker QB taken in the draft as a QB and not a DB or WR.
1001678
You get into a league that has an acceptable draft date and time for you.  \nYou draft a team using current NFL players.  At this point, you should have researched which players are most desirable to have on your team and which positions will grant you the most points (ex. RBs and WRs are higher priority than K, DEF, and even most TEs).\nAfter you have drafted a team, you select your starting lineup for the first week against your opponent.  Using the provided scoring system for your league, you try to pick who you believe will garner the most points for you in that week.  The team with the most points wins the face-off that week.  The second week, you go through the same thing, but against a different opponent in your league.  \nBYE weeks are in effect, which means that certain players will have one week off during the season.  This is crucial since you eed to have backups from your bench cover for your players at least once ... it is important to draft well and keep an eye on the waiver wire for available players (to add while removing players that you feel are not helping you win the games).\n\nSince this seems to be your first time playing, try to find a free league.  That way, you only lose games and not anything else ... like an entry fee.  If you don't like it, then at least you saved yourself a few bucks.\n\nCheck out NFL.com, Yahoo or ESPN for fantasy football leagues and read up on them to see if you like what you see from them.
1006257
Most of your time will probably be spent before your draft. Scouting players, seeing what RBs are going to get the carries, what WRs have good throwing QBs, etc. Basically finding the not so obvious choices. After the draft each week I would say less than an hour finding out who is exceeding expectations, not meeting expectations and then dropping and adding players accordingly.
505724
Yes - two - including a first rounder.  Check out this link:\n\nhttp://www.nfl.com/draft/drafttracker/school/SC
450588
Yes they have a chance to make the playoffs, I would look for the Cheifs to draft a defensive player in the first round, but this depends on who is available when its their turn to draft.  I know they like Johnathon Joseph the cornerback, they are also high on Manny Lawson the linebacker.
372860
I cant wait till football season!!  i find myself watching the nfl station a lot..my girlfriend gets so upset at me!  cant wait for my fantasy draft.
1032688
Considering that you placed this question in the Football Category, you could probably do something in Football. Be a player, or do something concerning the sport.
843175
Don't panic what so ever.If you do,you are basically screwed.Its hard but if you really want to be a quarterback you need to be able to take the pressure.Learn to read the defense.If you are ever rushed,throw it away.Stats aren't as important as victory.
452414
The NFL combine has already taken place.  The only thing left is individual "pro day" workouts being held by prospective draft picks.  I think virtually all of those have also already been held at various University sites around the country.  The only thing left is the April NFL Draft.  In the future, the NFL combine tryouts are by invitation only.  You must get the approval of an NFL Scout, front office/league/committee member, or petition the league office with a tape of your on field highlights and you will recieve a letter.  Or you can go to open team tryouts which some teams will have.  I know the Dallas Cowboys have held an open tryout before in the past where a lot of Arena League, Canadian League, and semi-pro players have went through a two week tryout just to get into training camp and get a look.  Also there are anywhere from 4-8 teams that will conduct a kickers tryout camp.  It seems that its virtually a revolving door when it comes to rookie kickers in this league.  Well, thats about it.
304923
The first professional football draft was held February 8, 1936, at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Philadelphia.  Officially known as the "NFL Annual Player Selection Meeting", the 2006 Draft will be conducted at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.\nThe Draft was imposed as a means to ensure that parity would exist among the teams in the league and that the richer, large-market teams (such as New York) would not simply outbid their smaller opponents for college players.\nThe draft is seven rounds in length.  The order for Round 1 is determined based upon reverse order of the previous year's final standings (the worst team receives the #1 pick and the Super Bowl champ receives the #32 pick).