While this is a good idea in theory, it&#039;s probably all for not, Quik. This season features 12 extremely competitive captains who likely won&#039;t take many chances on unknowns. The best thing anyone wanting an opportunity to be drafted to do is to be proactive. They need to play none-stop, talk to all the captains, ask questions - anything it takes to improve. There&#039;s 12 extra spots arranged for non-starters and with the new FA swap rules focused on cutting out forfeits, some of you guys will probably get a few opportunities. Other than that, it&#039;s a draft that features a lot of capable players. Those who are willing to dedicate every waking second to a captain but lack necessary experience and ability are usually the first victims in this scenario. <br /><br />There is still a few things left on the table for guys like you to do, Quik. Teams practice and often need players to practice against. Be around, be active and you might get an opportunity (or many opportunities, who knows) to practice against these teams. If they like what they see from you, maybe you&#039;ll get picked up somewhere down the line. If not, well at the very least you get some intense practicing in and maybe it&#039;s a step closer to being drafted in future seasons. I wish you the best though, Quik, as well as all of those who don&#039;t end up getting drafted. 