I went through two drafts to see if there was significant variance between trials - and I found that there was. I drafted under the assumption that Yannick will be re-signed and playing for us. I will add my selections from my 2nd trial in a different post and with that, the results from the 1st run are as follows:

9. Derrick Brown, DT, Auburn -> (Was available in my 1st run and he's a can't miss prospect who also fits a position of need)
20. Tyler Biadasz, OL/OC, Wisconsin -> (Excellent player who will shore up the interior and kick Linder back to guard)
42. C.J. Henderson, CB, Florida -> (Massive upgrade and solidifies the CB spot opposite of Bouye)
73. Malik Harrison, LB, Ohio St. -> (Solid player with great size, athleticism and good production who can shift Jack out of the middle)
106. Denzel Mims, WR, Baylor -> (This might be a slight positional reach at this spot but adding Mims alongside Chark would benefit our QB immensely)
169. Cole Van Lanen, OL/OT, Wisconsin -> (Can never have too much depth at OL, as evidenced by our recent luck with injuries)
185. Jordan Fuller, S, Ohio St. -> (Now we're getting in the territory of mostly taking shots in the dark, but as a FS Fuller brings very good range, ballskills, and size - despite his subpar tackling)
200. Kwity Paye, DE, Michigan -> (Hoping Calais restructures and plays 1 more year, but either way he provides solid depth and a big body with downrange ability)

Wasn't happy with the lack of TE's and didn't draft one because I feel like we can pick up a solid blocking TE outside of the draft. But overall, I am very satisfied with the potential production and impact these players could bring if the draft panned out in this manner.

I kept my comments short but feel free to extrapolate and I will happily add more!

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