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This week we cover:
- Week 10 Recap
- New Commish and the vacant 49ers franchise
- Top Performances on the Week
- Peak Ahead Week 11
- Clown Shoes
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This week we cover:
For what we hope will become a yearly event, Green Bay Barry and I have recorded a Stadium Junky Draft Show Special, which will be dropping just after the release of my mocks.
The NFL Draft is in the books, IFL free agency is in the books and now all there’s left to be done is the main event in the IFL calendar as the league comes together for the IFL Rookie Draft in Las Vegas.

So with most GMs now packing their bags in preparation to head to Red Rock for the IFL Rookie Draft in Las Vegas and now all that’s left to do is drop the final AFC two round mock draft.
If you listen to Stadium Junky after you’ve read the article you will be able to hear my rationale behind the picks in the first round for both conferences and Barry’s thoughts on my picks and comments.
The NFC mock may have delivered a few surprises and whilst the AFC mock will contain mostly the same players, the orders will change based on roster need amongst other factors.

The long awaited NFL Draft took place last weekend and immediately changed the fortunes of many of the rookie prospects we’ve been monitoring for months.

Last time out I used Bleacher Report’s 7 round mock to create my IFL Rookie Mock Draft but whilst I’ve been searching for a new industry mock to base the new IFL mock draft on, I thought it worth putting some notes together before we start on how certain factors will clearly dictate the fantasy future of some of these rookies.
I rank players on landing spot, team fit, talent and of course, position value in the IFL scoring system

You know the score by now, (and so do those scandalous writers at DLF) we’re basing the pre-Combine mocks on the landing spots for the players from Matt Miller’s NFL mock draft on Bleacher Report

With the AFC in the books let’s move to the NFC.
READ MOREFor those of you that might not have caught round one of the mock, just to recap, I have based my picks using the landing spots according to recent mock draft by Matt Miller on Bleacher ReportĀ

So with round one in the books of the AFC 2019 Draft, on to round two:
So pre-combine mocks are alway difficult but this year I thought we should mix it up and base it on the landing spots from a recent mock draft.

The one in question is from Matt Miller on Bleacher Report
The main reason why I selected this one is that it covers all seven rounds so is extensive enough to cover all the players likely drafted in the IFL draft
Now, I know I’ve been banging on the 2019 class for quite some time and it’s probably reflective in my distinct lack of draft picks next year (zero to be precise). However, that’s not to say this class lacks any talent, if anything the IDP prospects potentially coming into the league next year could be up there with the 2018 class.

Continue reading IFL 2019 Mock Draft Version One | Rounds 1 & 2
On the countdown to the start of the third season of the International Basketball League, Pelicans GM Jeremy runs down his Eastern Conference Rankings for the 2018/19 season.

On the countdown to the start of the third season of the International Basketball League, Toronto GM Dan runs down his Western Conference Rankings for the 2018/19 season.

Continue reading IBL Western Conference Rankings 2018 | 13th – 10th
On the countdown to the start of the third season of the International Basketball League, Pelicans GM Jeremy runs down his Eastern Conference Rankings for the 2018/19 season.

Continue reading IBL Eastern Conference Rankings 2018 | 15th and 14th