Hello and Welcome to the Go for 2 podcast. I'm the host Carlos but my friends call me Cargo. What started as a Covid hobby has turned into 6 seasons of talking sports. From in-season analysis, fantasy football tips, and game predictions to off-season coverage of free agency, and the draft,– I break it all down for you. So buckle up and enjoy the ride!

I know the draft ended a few weeks ago but I wanted to break down the entire draft. Usually after the draft most people give teams a grade. As for me I’m not a fan of the grades, so I decided that I will be doing my own ranking. This will be an eight part series where I go division by division ranking my favorite draft class to my least favorite. I’m also gonna share some of my thoughts and ideas with you on what I think the team should’ve done. 

A few things before I start. I’ll be using a general knowledge of where I think players are ranked. What round I think they should go in? How efficient each team is with their draft capital. More draft capital doesn't always ensure a better draft grade, but teams move up and down the board to get players and positions of need and value. Another thing I like to consider is the consistency by team a team will select players based on their abilities and characteristics. At the end of the day we won’t really be able to understand the impact of a draft class until three years from now.

Make sure you comment on what team you thought had the best draft. Make sure you go check out all the other divisions as well make sure you subscribe to the podcast as well. Thank you guys for listening.

Hello and Welcome to the Go for 2 podcast. I'm the host Carlos but my friends call me Cargo. What started as a Covid hobby has turned into 6 seasons of talking sports. From in-season analysis, fantasy football tips, and game predictions to off-season coverage of free agency, and the draft,– I break it all down for you. So buckle up and enjoy the ride!

I know the draft ended a few weeks ago but I wanted to break down the entire draft. Usually after the draft most people give teams a grade. As for me I’m not a fan of the grades, so I decided that I will be doing my own ranking. This will be an eight part series where I go division by division ranking my favorite draft class to my least favorite. I’m also gonna share some of my thoughts and ideas with you on what I think the team should’ve done. 

A few things before I start. I’ll be using a general knowledge of where I think players are ranked. What round I think they should go in? How efficient each team is with their draft capital. More draft capital doesn't always ensure a better draft grade, but teams move up and down the board to get players and positions of need and value. Another thing I like to consider is the consistency by team a team will select players based on their abilities and characteristics. At the end of the day we won’t really be able to understand the impact of a draft class until three years from now.

Make sure you comment on what team you thought had the best draft. Make sure you go check out all the other divisions as well make sure you subscribe to the podcast as well. Thank you guys for listening.

Hello and Welcome to the Go for 2 podcast. I'm the host Carlos but my friends call me Cargo. What started as a Covid hobby has turned into 6 seasons of talking sports. From in-season analysis, fantasy football tips, and game predictions to off-season coverage of free agency, and the draft,– I break it all down for you. So buckle up and enjoy the ride!

I know the draft ended a few weeks ago but I wanted to break down the entire draft. Usually after the draft most people give teams a grade. As for me I’m not a fan of the grades, so I decided that I will be doing my own ranking. This will be an eight part series where I go division by division ranking my favorite draft class to my least favorite. I’m also gonna share some of my thoughts and ideas with you on what I think the team should’ve done. 

A few things before I start. I’ll be using a general knowledge of where I think players are ranked. What round I think they should go in? How efficient each team is with their draft capital. More draft capital doesn't always ensure a better draft grade, but teams move up and down the board to get players and positions of need and value. Another thing I like to consider is the consistency by team a team will select players based on their abilities and characteristics. At the end of the day we won’t really be able to understand the impact of a draft class until three years from now.

Make sure you comment on what team you thought had the best draft. Make sure you go check out all the other divisions as well make sure you subscribe to the podcast as well. Thank you guys for listening.

Hello and Welcome to the Go for 2 podcast. I'm the host Carlos but my friends call me Cargo. What started as a Covid hobby has turned into 6 seasons of talking sports. From in-season analysis, fantasy football tips, and game predictions to off-season coverage of free agency, and the draft,– I break it all down for you. So buckle up and enjoy the ride!

I know the draft ended a few weeks ago but I wanted to break down the entire draft. Usually after the draft most people give teams a grade. As for me I’m not a fan of the grades, so I decided that I will be doing my own ranking. This will be an eight part series where I go division by division ranking my favorite draft class to my least favorite. I’m also gonna share some of my thoughts and ideas with you on what I think the team should’ve done. 

A few things before I start. I’ll be using a general knowledge of where I think players are ranked. What round I think they should go in? How efficient each team is with their draft capital. More draft capital doesn't always ensure a better draft grade, but teams move up and down the board to get players and positions of need and value. Another thing I like to consider is the consistency by team a team will select players based on their abilities and characteristics. At the end of the day we won’t really be able to understand the impact of a draft class until three years from now. 

Make sure you comment on what team you thought had the best draft. Make sure you go check out all the other divisions as well make sure you subscribe to the podcast as well. Thank you guys for listening.

Hello and Welcome to the Go for 2 podcast. I'm the host Carlos but my friends call me Cargo. What started as a Covid hobby has turned into 5 seasons of talking sports. From in-season analysis, fantasy football tips, and game predictions to off-season coverage of free agency, and the draft,– I break it all down for you. So buckle up and enjoy the ride!

I know the draft ended a few weeks ago but I wanted to break down the entire draft. Usually after the draft most people give teams a grade. As for me I’m not a fan of the grades, so I decided that I will be doing my own ranking. This will be an eight part series where I go division by division ranking my favorite draft class to my least favorite. I’m also gonna share some of my thoughts and ideas with you on what I think the team should’ve done. 

A few things before I start. I’ll be using a general knowledge of where I think players are ranked. What round I think they should go in? How efficient each team is with their draft capital. More draft capital doesn't always ensure a better draft grade, but teams move up and down the board to get players and positions of need and value. Another thing I like to consider is the consistency by team a team will select players based on their abilities and characteristics. At the end of the day we won’t really be able to understand the impact of a draft class until three years from now. 

Hello and Welcome to the Go for 2 podcast. I'm the host Carlos but my friends call me Cargo. What started as a Covid hobby has turned into 6 seasons of talking sports. From in-season analysis, fantasy football tips, and game predictions to off-season coverage of free agency, and the draft,– I break it all down for you. So buckle up and enjoy the ride!

I know the draft ended a few weeks ago but I wanted to break down the entire draft. Usually after the draft most people give teams a grade. As for me I’m not a fan of the grades, so I decided that I will be doing my own ranking. This will be an eight part series where I go division by division ranking my favorite draft class to my least favorite. I’m also gonna share some of my thoughts and ideas with you on what I think the team should’ve done. 

A few things before I start. I’ll be using a general knowledge of where I think players are ranked. What round I think they should go in? How efficient each team is with their draft capital. More draft capital doesn't always ensure a better draft grade, but teams move up and down the board to get players and positions of need and value. Another thing I like to consider is the consistency by team a team will select players based on their abilities and characteristics. At the end of the day we won’t really be able to understand the impact of a draft class until three years from now. 

Hello and Welcome to the Go for 2 podcast. I'm the host Carlos but my friends call me Cargo. What started as a Covid hobby has turned into 5 seasons of talking sports. From in-season analysis, fantasy football tips, and game predictions to off-season coverage of free agency, and the draft,– I break it all down for you. So buckle up and enjoy the ride!

I know the draft ended a few weeks ago but I wanted to break down the entire draft. Usually after the draft most people give teams a grade. As for me I’m not a fan of the grades, so I decided that I will be doing my own ranking. This will be an eight part series where I go division by division ranking my favorite draft class to my least favorite. I’m also gonna share some of my thoughts and ideas with you on what I think the team should’ve done. 

A few things before I start. I’ll be using a general knowledge of where I think players are ranked. What round I think they should go in? How efficient each team is with their draft capital. More draft capital doesn't always ensure a better draft grade, but teams move up and down the board to get players and positions of need and value. Another thing I like to consider is the consistency by team a team will select players based on their abilities and characteristics. At the end of the day we won’t really be able to understand the impact of a draft class until three years from now. 

Hello and Welcome to the Go for 2 podcast. I'm the host Carlos but my friends call me Cargo. What started as a Covid hobby has turned into 5 seasons of talking sports. From in-season analysis, fantasy football tips, and game predictions to off-season coverage of free agency, and the draft,– I break it all down for you. So buckle up and enjoy the ride!

I know the draft ended a few weeks ago but I wanted to break down the entire draft. Usually after the draft most people give teams a grade. As for me I’m not a fan of the grades, so I decided that I will be doing my own ranking. This will be an eight part series where I go division by division ranking my favorite draft class to my least favorite. I’m also gonna share some of my thoughts and ideas with you on what I think the team should’ve done. 

A few things before I start. I’ll be using a general knowledge of where I think players are ranked. What round I think they should go in? How efficient each team is with their draft capital. More draft capital doesn't always ensure a better draft grade, but teams move up and down the board to get players and positions of need and value. Another thing I like to consider is the consistency by team a team will select players based on their abilities and characteristics. At the end of the day we won’t really be able to understand the impact of a draft class until three years from now.

Hello and Welcome to the Go for 2 podcast.I’m Carlos but my everyone calls me Cargo. What started as a Covid hobby has turned into 5 seasons of talking sports. From in-season analysis, fantasy football tips, and game predictions to off-season coverage of free agency, and the draft,– I break it all down for you. So buckle up and enjoy the ride!

With that being said this is going to be an eight part series of my mock draft 2.0. Each episode will be 4 picks and during these mock drafts I won’t be doing any trades. I'm just going to give you guys some ideas of what I think could happen. One of the reasons why this event is special to me is because when I was younger I watched a lot of college football and NFL of course. I remember watching Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay breakdown the players, analyze the team's roster. I was impressed by their knowledge of the players and the game. That was a big part of the inspiration for writing and starting this podcast.

I just hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Let me know in the comments what you think and as always thank you for listening .