What you should know before drafting Florida Man

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Now that the postseason has come to an end and the Malmo Nighthawks are officially the S79 Continental Cup Champions, the draft will soon be upon us. It is time for the prospects to potentially secure a higher draft position and make a strong impression with general managers across the league. The unfortunate truth is that not all draft picks pan out for reasons such as inactivity, poor player builds, locker room chemistry, etc. With that being said, I understand the difficulties of being a manager. Especially during a busy offseason when they have to make decisions that could impact the team for several seasons. Knowing this, I've decided to provide some clarity on how I expect Florida Man's career to go.

 

There have been issues with motivation every now and then. With my previous player, I found myself drafted third overall. Even though Odin went on to win three cups with the Bears, you could argue I was completely carried. Overall, there were only three or four seasons that you could say were truly worth a pick that high. Fairly underwhelming considering the Bears have been a scoring machine. You get the point, I'm inactive from time to time and I don't want a GM to waste a high pick on silly old me when they can look for someone that might not only claim welfare and practice facility with an occasional spree of max earning. A major part of what keeps me involved is locker room chemistry. I will be transparent regarding how I feel within the LR. I do intend to earn as much as I can from now on, but let this act as a heads up for you GMs out there. Good luck in the draft.

Edited September 18, 2021 by zepheter