The investigative journalists of the San Luis Marca have their eyes and ears in every single franchise of the DLE. Thus we are proud to present the definite list of players picked in the first round of the draft.

Note: Last pick order can still change, the order is correct regardless.


1.Los Cabos Marauders: Emmith Smith blitzer +STR/MightyBlow/Tackle
This is a no brainer, Smith is a complete package from the get go and has a ton of upside. Pro Comparison: Khalil Mack

2. Skar Bay Sharks: Jason Fisk blitzer +STR/Dodge/Guard
The Sharks will undergo a huge rebuild in the off-season, a player like Fisk can be a cornerstone to build a team around. Pro Comparison: Joe Doe

3. Muckenhof Manticores: Mark Brown blitzer +STR/MightyBlow
The Manticores collect injuries like the 49ers collect STATS, Brown can help them to dish them out. Pro Comparison: Chad Clifton

4. Marienburg Foxes: Khalid Yafai blitzer +STR/+MVM/Dodge
The Foxes can bolster their team with some much needed strength by taking Yafai, who can also keep up with the speedster Van Buren. Pro Comparison: Alshon Jeffrey

5. Talabheim Sluggers: Arik Armstead Lineman +STR/Wrestle/Tackle
The Sluggers will look very rejuvenated next season, but their free spot at the Blitzer position will stay open as all the top ones are gone. They will pick the next best player Arik Armstead. Pro Comparison: Zach Fulton

6. Kislev White Wolfs: Ereck Flowers Ogre +STR/Block/Guard
This is an easy one, Flowers fits Kislev to a T. Free Ogre Spot, strong, reliable blocker and can guard teammates. Pro Comparison: Friedrich Dunkelhelm

7. Barboza Bruisers: Jameis Winston Thrower +AG/Block/Dodge/StrongArm
The Bruisers have a well developed Blitzer squad, a very fast catcher and useful linos. Alex Smith will have to make way for their new #1 Thrower Jameis Winston. Pro Comparison: Johnny Ochoa

8. Remas Eagles: Gabe Wright Lineman +AV/+STR
Taking back his old team and bringing along his players, coach Arcayn is looking for immediate success, but the prospect of Wright following Doe's development is too tempting. Pro Comparison: Kelechi Osemele

9. Altdorf Thunderbolts: Brett Hundley Thrower +MVM/+AG/Dodge
Currently almost a one man team the Thunderbolts need improvements at almost every position. A good ball handler like Hundley can take off the pressure on Miyers. Pro Comparison: Russell Wilson

10. Averheim River Bandits: Ray "Sugar" Lewis blitzer +AG/MightyBlow/Tackle/Guard
Similar to the Bolts the Bandits have quite a few open Spots in their team, but none more pressing than hitting power. Combind with his agility Lewis is a good fit. Pro Comparison: Manti Te'o

11. Barboza Bruisers: Mitch Morse Lineman +STR/Block/NervesOfSteel
Having filled the void at Thrower the Bruisers can add to their bruising by taking Morse, who surprisingly has some talent on the ball as well. Pro Comparison: Griswold Aukrugermann

12. Los Cabos Marauders: Phillip Dorsett Catcher +MVM/+MVM/SideStep/Sprint
Coach Chimp will be amazed that a game winner like Dorsett falls to him and upgrades his pedestrian catcher selecctiom. Pro Comparison: Zach Johnson

13. Marienburg Foxes: Bernie Kosar thrower +AG/Accurate/Leader
With Yafai helping the Foxes in the Strength department, the natural leader Kosar is brought in to bring the best out of Van Buren and McCray. Pro Comparison: Andrew Lucck

14. Flashfurt Universe: Henry McCarty blitzer +AG/MightyBlow/Dodge
Flashfurt's fall from grace has been a hard one and especially their losses of blitzers hurt them a lot. McCarty can hit anyone on the field and will be an important asset for the climb back up. Pro Comparison: Jamie Collins

15. Irrana Avalanche: Mario Edwards, Jr. Lineman +STR/BreakTackle
The Avalanche are have a great team and almost no gaps. Between an agile thrower and a strong lineman they decide for the latter to reduce the pressure on Fox and Long. Pro Comparison: Jadeveon Clowney

16. Praag Grizzlies: Joey Iosefa Lineman +STR
The Grizzlies have a solid core, and a very good blitzing department that contains some of the league's best scoring blitzers. Continuing the neglect the throwing and catching part of the game they invest into more strenght. Pro Comparison: Cornelius Brabanson

17. Emsk Red Cardinals: Jim Bean blitzer +AG/MightyBlow/Tackle
Emsk is already one of the flashiest teams in the league and a hitting baller like Bean will fit right into the exciting squad. Pro Comparison: Jace Amaro

18. Templehof Thunder: Jose Chavez y Chavez blitzer +AG/MightyBlow/Tackle/SureHands
With a free blitzer spot Chavez y Chavez really is a no brainer. The hard hitting rookie can also serve as a backup ball handler for Andrew Luck. Pro Comparison: Le'veon Bell

19. Wolfsbach Scimitars: Sir Gaston Mouffe blitzer MightyBlow/Guard/Dodge/SideStep
As is tradition the Scimitars have lost an important player in their last game of the season. The bretonnian knight Mouffe fits into their DNA and closes the hole Crowder left. Pro Comparsion: Jed Tomkin

20. Rotenbach Razorbacks: Andrus Peat Lineman Block/Guard/Tackle/StandFirm
The pigs are on paper not a very good team, their coach however has turned lead into gold time and time again. Peat is a perfect player for SpecialOne's shutout defense and will help the Razorbacks' playoff ambitions in a hard division. Pro Comparsion: Travis Frederick

21. Monte Castello Wreckers: Brandon Scherff Ogre +STR/+MVM/Block/PillingOn
The Wreckers Coach is known to take unusual players for his team and Scherff fits the bill. The strong and hard hitting ogre is a good match for the excentric coach. Pro Comparison: Lee Roy Salmon (RIP)

22. Erengrad Vikings: Roeland Verhagen blitzer +AG/SureHands/MightyBlow/Tackle
With more injuries than players the Vikings went into restructure, in this draft they can add another complete player in Verhagen. Pro Comparison: Zach Ertz

23. Monte Castello Wreckers: Dante Fowler Jr. Blitzer +AV/Tackle/SideStep/Guard
The Wreckers pick again and again Oly, but this time Oly goes for more traditional value. The sturdy blitzer will help to protect the Wreckers' two hitters. Pro Comparison: Karl Mayor

24. Bilbali Rangers: Mortimer Chesnais blitzer MightyBlow/Guard/StandFirm/Grab
The Rangers reload for a playoff run and take a very complete player in Chesnais. Pro Comparison: Javon Kearse

25. San Luis 49ers: Jake Fisher Lineman +AG/Block/Guard
The 49ers are a complete team and every fan of the DLE knows their coach's love for stats. Fisher is an agile guarder who will find a place in the 49ers' offense immediatly. Pro Comparison: Gene Upshaw

26. Brionne Buccaneers: Shaq Thompson Blitzer Dodge/Tackle/Sidestep/Guard
The unluckiest team in the league doesn't experiment. Thompson is a complete player and will help coach Mean to get back on track. Pro Comparison: Aaron Brown

27. Averheim River Bandits: Bryce Petty Thrower +AG
With their second pick in the first draft the River Bandits will take the last availabe agile thrower. Petty is very much a prospect still, but as the first option in Averheim he will develop quickly. Pro Comparison: Joe Montana

28. Kislev White Wolfs: Bull Mentula lineman Block/MightyBlow/Tackle
Having filled their need at the ogre position coach Doofr has a great team already.Mentulla adds another heavy punch to one of the leagues best teams. Pro Comparison: Vinny Curry

29. Grenzburg Greenskins: J. J. Nelson Catcher +MVM/+MVM/KickOffReturn
Speaking of complete teams, the heavy hitting Greenskins don't need much from this draft to retain their top spot. They can afford to take a project player in Nelson and develop him into a weapon by the time the next playoffs start. Pro Comparison: Marquise Goodwin

30. Remas Eagles: Ali Marpet Lineman Block/Guard/PillingOn
Another lino for the Eagles. Marpet will help protect Arcayn's star players, but just like the coach he will go all in if need be. Pro Comparison: Barry Little

31. Monte Castello Wreckers: Richard "Dick" Brewer blitzer +AV/MightyBlow/JumpUp
With his third pick in round one Oly can go fun again. Brewer is both a nightmare to base and a very interesting prospect. Pro Comparison: Derek Trotter

32. Fort Solace Griffins: Tevin Coleman Blitzer +AG/+MVM
With more picks than spots in the next draft the new coach of the Griffins can take a project player to develop over the season. Coleman has star in the making written all over him. Pro Comparison: Mike Evans