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The Draft Continues
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Using our priority list, we move through the next 39 rounds of the draft. With an eye toward our bankbook, we complete the draft
with just over $17 million left under the salary cap. We certainly could have spent more money, especially during the early rounds.
But, the idea of building our team through the draft is more exciting. And, with cash on hand, we can sign a free agent to replace
an injured player. Here is a look at our roster, by position.
with just over $17 million left under the salary cap. We certainly could have spent more money, especially during the early rounds.
But, the idea of building our team through the draft is more exciting. And, with cash on hand, we can sign a free agent to replace
an injured player. Here is a look at our roster, by position.
ROSTER
Overall
Player
Position Rating Age
Tom Brady
QB
90
26
Chris Redman
QB
75
26
Ray Lucas
QB
65
31
LaDainian Tomlinson
HB
95
24
Jamel White
HB
79
26
Chris Fuamatu-Ma'afala HB
72
26
Dan Kreider
FB
77
26
Kevin Johnson
WR
83
28
Corey Bradford
WR
80
27
James Thrash
WR
79
28
Terry Glenn
WR
79
29
Isaac Byrd
WR
70
28
Jeremy Shockey
TE
92
23
Pete Mitchell
DT
73
31
Jason Dunn
TE
57
29
Marvel Smith
LT
84
25
Overall
Player
Position Rating Age
Jeremy McKinney
LT
59
27
Edwin Mulitalo
LG
88
28
Matt Campbell
LG
72
31
Ryan Schau
LG
63
27
Damien Woody
C
90
25
Cory Raymer
C
76
30
Tony Semple
RG
75
32
John Tait
RT
87
28
Eric Hicks
LE
86
27
Willie Whitehead
LE
67
30
Ndukwe Kalu
RE
81
28
James Hall
RE
68
26
Cornelius Griffin
DT
86
26
John Thornton
DT
82
26
Larry Smith
DT
75
28
Mike Vrabel
LOLB
80
28
Overall
Player
Position Rating Age
Keith Mitchell
LOLB
66
29
London Fletcher
MLB
89
28
Mike Maslowski
MLB
79
29
Zeke Moreno
ROLB
70
24
Don Davis
ROLB
68
30
Jerry Azumah
CB
79
24
Terry Cousin
CB
77
28
Dale Carter
CB
77
33
Tod McBride
CB
66
27
Jason Bostic
CB
65
27
Keion Carpenter
FS
77
25
Brent Alexander
FS
74
32
Reggie Tongue
SS
85
30
Jay Bellamy
SS
70
31
Todd Peterson
K
66
33
Bill LaFleur
P
73
27
Training Camp
New to Madden NFL 2004 is Training Camp. Here,
you can hone your playing skills, while at the same
time earning attribute points for the players who
complete their training successfully. There is a
limit of one player per drill, and the same player
cannot compete in more than one drill. However,
after completing a drill successfully, you can
double your points by repeating the drill at a higher
skill level. The attribute awards are based on the
level of trophy that you earn (three levels). The
following sections give you overviews of all nine training events, with tips on
improving your skills.
you can hone your playing skills, while at the same
time earning attribute points for the players who
complete their training successfully. There is a
limit of one player per drill, and the same player
cannot compete in more than one drill. However,
after completing a drill successfully, you can
double your points by repeating the drill at a higher
skill level. The attribute awards are based on the
level of trophy that you earn (three levels). The
following sections give you overviews of all nine training events, with tips on
improving your skills.
Note
Training Camp is not mandatory. You can
skip it and move on to Preseason.
skip it and move on to Preseason.
Pocket Presence
This is one of the toughest
drills. Your job is to avoid
being hit by the yellow tennis
balls firing at you from the
four ball machines set up
around your "pocket." While
avoiding the balls, which
simulate sacks, you must
throw the ball to one of the
targets as the appropriate letter flashes on the screen. And, you cannot
leave the pocket, or your throw will be discounted. Here are some
important tips for improving your performance.
drills. Your job is to avoid
being hit by the yellow tennis
balls firing at you from the
four ball machines set up
around your "pocket." While
avoiding the balls, which
simulate sacks, you must
throw the ball to one of the
targets as the appropriate letter flashes on the screen. And, you cannot
leave the pocket, or your throw will be discounted. Here are some
important tips for improving your performance.
— Don't jump around in the pocket. Wait until a
"sack" ball is fired at you, move out of its path,
and then throw the ball to the target.
and then throw the ball to the target.
— Each target does not keep the same letter for
an entire session, so don't get locked into "A"
being in one spot, or you'll lose your rhythm.
being in one spot, or you'll lose your rhythm.
— Above all, don't get happy feet. Avoiding the
balls is not as difficult as it looks. Make short
quick movements, set your feet, and throw.
quick movements, set your feet, and throw.