Craig McCall

What’s in a name? The Pork Chops are well positioned as a dynasty to be reckoned with, as GM Craig McCall spent years of research to set himself up for the future, with a squad full of young talent. In year 1, Craig made the playoffs in NFL and NBA, but made the decision to look towards the future instead of trying to compete in the first year. The Pork Chops have solid young players and assets in all 3 sports to compete for championships in the years to come.

QBs

Trey Lance (42nd - QB13)
Zach Wilson (70th - QB19)
Ryan Tannehill (108th - QB24)
Desmond Ridder (147th - QB31)
Jimmy Garoppolo (183rd - QB34)

RBs

Joe Mixon (33rd - RB9)
Alvin Kamara (44th - RB13)
Melvin Gordon (144th - RB44)
Jeff Wilson (197th - RB60)
Keaontay Ingram (253rd - RB77)

WRs

Jaylen Waddle (24th - WR8)
DJ Moore (51st - WR18)
Devonta Smith (61st - WR23)
Keenan Allen (87th - WR36)
Brandon Aiyuk (94th - WR38)
Skyy Moore (101st - WR40)
Rondale Moore (156th - WR61)

TEs

Gerald Everett (145th - TE15)
Albert Okwuegbunam (175th - TE22)

Kicker

Will Lutz (Kicker 6)

DST

NO Saints (DST 13)

Keepers

Domantas Sabonis (21st)
De’Aaron Fox (31st)
Zach LaVine (48th)
Gordon Hayward (66th)
Clint Capela (96th)
Chris Paul (100th)
Marcus Smart (102nd)
Jakob Poeltl (111th)

Hunks

Chet Holmgren (24th)
Josh Giddey (35th)

EXTRAS (outside their keepers)

Jalen Smith (131st)
De’Anthony Melton (133rd)
Jake LaRavia (140th) hunk
Derrick White (141st)
Jaden McDaniels (147th)

Keepers

Ozzie Albies (15th)
Matt Olson (25th)
Julio Urias (40th)
George Springer (78th)
Pablo Lopez (98th)
Dustin May (99th)
Tyler Glasnow (112th)
Jorge Polanco (137th)

Hunks

Bobby Witt Jr (23rd)
Jonathan India (57th)