After a Couple Stretch Picks, Oilify Says Bring It On

Blessed with a solid draft position (No. 3 overall), expectations were high for Oilify. After they drafted, however, those expectations faded immediately, as this team is on track for an unexceptional 8th-place finish in The Crude Life. Oilify are predicted to post a record of 6-9 (2,074 points).

Oilify’s Biggest Steal of the Draft: Devin Singletary

What a nice late-round bargain for Oilify, who got Singletary at No. 147, about three rounds later than his ADP of 119. After a season in which he rushed for 687 yards and 2 TDs and hauled in 38 balls for 269 yards, totaling 125 fantasy points, Singletary is projected to score 180 fantasy points with the Bills. That makes him a valuable No. 3 RB for this squad.

Oilify’s Biggest Stretch of the Draft: DJ Chark Jr.

It seems everyone is a self-declared fantasy expert these days, so there’s no telling where you got the idea to draft Chark Jr. in the 7th round, about two rounds earlier than his ADP of 114. Perhaps you’re onto something, though. Projected to score 192 fantasy points this season with the Jaguars, he appears set to beat last year when he grabbed 56 passes for 722 yards and 5 TDs over 14 games to post 127 fantasy points. Chark Jr. will slot in as the No. 3 WR for Oilify, according to projected points.

Fashionably late? With the selection of TE Cole Kmet (No. 99 overall), you became the last manager in the league to draft a tight end.

With the selections of Allen Robinson II, Cole Kmet, and Justin Fields, Oilify had more Bears than any other team in The Crude Life. League-wide, the Buccaneers were the most popular team, as nine of them were selected in the draft.

Oilify face a tough task in Week 7 when they have five players on a bye (Ezekiel Elliott, Justin Jefferson, DJ Chark Jr., Devin Singletary, and Jared Cook). The Industrial Forest, your Week 7 opponent, will have three players (Stefon Diggs, Michael Gallup, and Zack Moss) getting the week off.

With a strength of schedule ranked as the 6th easiest according to projected records, Oilify have a fairly balanced path in The Crude Life this season.

Oilfiy’s Draft Results

(3) Ezekiel Elliott (Dal – RB)
(22) Justin Jefferson (Min – WR)
(27) Allen Robinson II (Chi – WR)
(46) Miles Sanders (Phi – RB)
(51) Kyler Murray (Ari – QB)
(70) Ja’Marr Chase (Cin – WR)
(75) DJ Chark Jr. (Jax – WR)
(94) Michael Thomas (NO – WR)
(99) Cole Kmet (Chi – TE)
(118) Denver (Den – DEF)
(123) Jaylen Waddle (Mia – WR)
(142) Robbie Gould (SF – K)
(147) Devin Singletary (Buf – RB)
(166) Justin Fields (Chi – QB)
(171) Jared Cook (LAC – TE)

Other Draft Grades include:

Rough Rider Center A- Grade
The Industrial Forest B+ Grade
Certarus CNG’s B Grade
AramcoBrats B Grade
Bakken BBQ B Grade
Korwell Energy B Grade
Reliance Oilfield Services C+ Grade
TitanLiner C Grade
Epic Workflow C Grade
BCK9 Pipeline Leak Detection C Grade
Titan Solutions C Grade
Oilify C Grade

If anyone would like to schedule an interview, meeting or news tip email studio@thecrudelife.com

The Crude Life believes in opportunity, empowerment and inclusion. Part of our mission is to enable people, companies and communities to affect change, demonstrate their transformative actions and drive energy awareness through storytelling and access to resources.

Industrial Image and Energy Integrity are the new entry level expectations in oil and gas, and The Crude Life continues Solution-Based Journal while showcasing other environmentally conscious companies.

Communication is vital in today’s energy extraction and empowerment.

About The Crude Life

The Crude Life produces original content that focuses on industry, the people, energy innovations, community building and it’s proactive culture. Our custom content is non-polarizing, trusted and often news making.

The Crude Life promotes a culture of inclusion and respect through interviews, content creation, live events and partnerships that educate, enrich, and empower people to create a positive social environment for all, regardless of age, race, religion, sexual orientation, or physical or intellectual ability.

Part of our mission is to enable people, companies and communities to affect change, demonstrate their transformative actions and drive energy awareness through storytelling and access to resources.

For sponsorship information on The Crude Life Morning Show Play Hard Work Hard, email studio@thecrudelife.com or click here.

Sponsors, Music and Other Show Notes

Studio Sponsor: The Industrial Forest

The Industrial Forest is a network of environmentally minded and socially conscious businesses that are using industrial innovations to build a network of sustainable forests across the United States.

Click here for the website

Weekly Sponsor: American Directional Driller

Especially designed for the American Directional Driller® to measure bottom hole assembly equipment up to 40 feet. As of release, this product is unmatched in the marketplace. This heavy-duty 40-foot tape measure has three measurement scales on an extra wide blade.

Both engineering scale (decimal feet) and imperial scale (inches / feet) are shown on the top side of the blade. The reverse side of the blade is metric for expat or international mobile assignments. There are 12.2 meters shown as 1,220 centimeters with highlighted markings every decimeter and meter. The smallest measurement unit shown is 100ths of feet, 16ths of inches, and 1 millimeter. This tape measure is Class II.

Click here to Purchase on Amazon

Click here for website

Weekly Sponsor: MineralTracker

MineralTracker is the only mineral management software that allows mineral owners to compare actual royalty payments to expected payments based on well performance and a proprietary, Bakken-specific reservoir model built by MineralTracker’s petroleum engineers.

MineralTracker was formed in Watford City, North Dakota, and is a subsidiary of First International Bank & Trust, a family-owned bank also based in Watford City.

Click here for website