Shake's Post Combine Mock

by shake n bake on Mar 5, 2010 10:04 PM EST in Mock Draft Comment 60 comments

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				Round 1
1	St Louis	Sam Bradford	QB	Oklahoma	When Shefter speaks, I listen
2	Detroit	Ndamukong Suh	DT	Nebraska	The top player in the draft at the position of the Lions biggest need, Lions fans rejoice. The Lions added Corey Williams, but Williams is a 3-tech while Suh is strong enough to be a disruptive 1-tech
3	Tampa Bay	Gerald McCoy	DT	Oklahoma	Elite player at a major need position.
4	Washington	Jimmy Clausen	QB	Notre Dame	The new FO in Washington isn't likely to give Jason Campbell much of a leash and will want their QB ready to take over. If Chad Clifton signs QB will be a near certainty here.
5	Kansas City	Eric Berry	S	Tennessee	The Chiefs OL may have turned the corner late in the year allowing just 8 sacks in their last 6 games after giving up 37 in their first 10. This lets them address a hole on the D and worry about the OL later.
6	Seattle	Russell Okung	OT	Ok. State	The Seahawks set the table for their QB of the future to be picked later. Okung had an excellent combine, but could slip anyway
7	Cleveland	Joe Haden	CB	Florida	If the new FO is scared off by Haden's 40 Cleveland needs a new new FO.
8	Oakland	Bruce Campbell	OT	Maryland	Most freakish performer at a need position.
9	Buffalo	Anthony Davis	OT	Rutgers	Buffalo will need to add pieces to the D to make the 3-4 conversion work, but it'll be very hard for them to pass up a franchise LT
10	Jacksonville	Derrick Morgan	DE	Georgia Tech	The Jags get the top DE in the draft to try to boost their lacking pass rush.
11	Denver	Dan Williams	NT	Tennessee	So many teams are run the 3-4 that key 3-4 pieces are being valued higher and higher
12	Miami	Rolando McClain	ILB	Alabama	MLBs have tended to fall in the draft, but McClain won't fall beyond the LB-poor Phins.
13	San Fran	C.J. Spiller	RB	Clemson	Bulaga might be better value, but with Seattle already getting an OT, Spiller is much less likely to make it down to #17. Spiller would majorly boost the 9ers return game and would be a nice complement to a bigger back in Frank Gore.
14	Seattle	Jason Pierre-Paul	DE	South Florida	The Seahawks need pass rush nearly as much as pass pro.
15	NY Giants	Brian Price	DT	UCLA	Earl Thomas would be tough to pass on, and if Phillips can't return he won't be passed on, but Brian Price is a perfect fit to disrupt in the middle of a 4-3.
16	Tennessee	Kyle Wilson	CB	Boise St.	Fills two big holes on the roster. A CB opposite Finnegan and a competent returner.
17	San Fran	Bryan Bulaga	OT	Iowa	Getting to the range where you can justify taking a guy to play RT, hard to do it earlier even if it's a guy with LT talent.
18	Pittsburgh	Earl Thomas	S	Texas	Steelers would be thrilled if a elite FS fell to them. Thomas would be great playing deep behind Polamalu.
19	Atlanta	Brandon Graham	DE	Michigan	Graham is shorter than some would like in a 4-3 DE, but he blew away the depth of the OT class at the senior bowl.
20	Houston	Ryan Matthews	RB	Fresno St.	Mathews impressed at the combine running a 4.45 at a solid 218lbs. He'd be a nice compliment to the smaller Slaton.
21	Cincinnati	Dez Bryant	WR	Ok. St.	Cincy gets the top WR in the class to replace the cut Coles as a complement to Chad OchoCinco
22	New England	Sergio Kindle	OLB	Texas	Pass need a pass rush and Kindle is made for a 3-4 pass rush
23	Green Bay	Ricky Sapp	OLB	Clemson	With Chad Cliffton re-signed OT drops down the needs list a bit. Sapp is a great pass rusher to take Kampman's place.
24	Philadelphia	Sean Weatherspoon	OLB	Missouri	After giving Will Witherspoon the boot, Weatherspoon would be a great addition at that WILL spot.
25	Baltimore	Carlos Dunlap	DE	Florida	With Anquan Boldin in the fold
26	Arizona	Brandon Spikes	ILB	Florida	The Cardinals have lost a lot of front 7 pieces, Spikes can take the most high profile hole, left by Karlos Dansby's exit.
27	Dallas	Mike Iupati	OL	Idaho	Iupati fits the big maul mold for Dallas and fills the OL need.
28	San Diego	Trent Williams	OT	Oklahoma	Dwyer is the best back on the board and RB is atop the Chargers need, but Dwyer comes from a offense that rarely threw and the Chargers need a back to be ready to contribute there. Williams is a big upgrade at RT or on the inside for a team that need good pass pro to utilize their big speedy WRs.
29	NY Jets	Jared Odrick	DE	Penn St.	With Cromartie in the fold a 3-4 DE is the 1st spot to address on that D.
30	Minnesota	Devin McCourty	CB	Rutgers	McCourty is a physical CB with solid size and cover skill in zone and man.
31	Indianapolis	Charles Brown	OT	USC	Charlie Johnson is not a Pro LT, the Colts will address the position and preserve Peyton's health.
32	New Orleans	Everson Griffen	DE	USC	The Saints let Charles Grant go, creating a need opposite Will Smith. Griffen is a everydown DE with great talent.

				Round 2
33	St Louis	Navarro Bowman	OLB	Penn State	Bowman fills a big need at OLB. A bit of a character flag on him, but he's a top talent.
34	Detroit	Maurkice Pouncey	C/G	Florida	The Lions build up both interiors. Pouncey can play any of the 3 interior positions and the Lions have made it known they are looking for an upgrade at a guard spot.
35	Tampa Bay	Golden Tate	WR	Notre Dame	The Bucs cut ties with top WR Antonio Bryant after he was unable to stay healthy. Tate gives them a go-to option for Josh Freeman.
36	Kansas City	Terrence Cody	NT	Alabama	Slimmed down to a svelte 354lbs for the combine Cody will climb the board if he can continue to show he can control his weight.
37	Washington	Vlad Ducasse	OL	Massachusetts	Ducasse had great potential, he may have to start out at guard, but he could develop into a very good tackle.
38	Cleveland	Jermaine Gresham	TE	Oklahoma	Gresham's combine workout wasn't great as he looked rusty in position drills, but the top TE in the class can only fall so far. The Browns are majorly lacking in targets.
39	Oakland	Taylor Mays	S	USC	The Raiders will likely consider Mays at #8, I'm sure they'd be thrilled to have a shot at him in the 2nd.
40	Seattle	Damian Williams	WR	USC	After losing Burleson the Seahawks have gotten very aggressive pursuing another WR. If Marshall isn't brought in
41	Buffalo	Jerry Hughes	OLB	TCU	The Bills grab a rush LB to start putting the remaining 3-4 pieces in place.
42	Tampa Bay	Daryl Washington	LB	TCU	Washington is a great cover LB for the Bucs move back towards the Tampa-2
43	Miami	Nate Allen	S	South Florida	Too many teams got deep on the Phins. Safety help is a priority.
44	New England	Jahvid Best	RB	Cal	Best ran well, which might be enough to bump him higher, but his size and injury concerns could keep him down.
45	Denver	Corey Wootton	DE	Northwestern	Wootton is a massive lineman at 6'7", with very good athleticism and a solid 280lbs.
46	NY Giants	Chad Jones	S	LSU	Antrell Rolle is likely in the fold, but Jones is a good insurance policy if Kenny Phillips can't make it back from injury. If Phillips is back Jones has the size and physical nature to be a LB conversion project.
47	New England	John Jerry	G	Mississippi	Pats shore up the OL. As they've shown with Logan Mankins they put value on the guard spots.
48	Carolina	Brandon LaFell	WR	LSU	The Panthers need another target for Matt Moore to go with Steve Smith.
49	San Francisco	Brandon Ghee	CB	Wake Forrest	The Niners D got a nice pass rush, but the coverage was a bit lacking. Ghee had about as good a combine as is possible, running the best 40 among CBs and measuring taller than Wake listed him.
50	Kansas City	Jon Asamoah	G	Illinois	If the Chiefs are sold on Albert at LT, they'll need to add to the guard or center spot to fill out the OL. Asamoah is a good guard prospect who might be able to play RT.
51	Houston	Dominque Franks	CB	Oklahoma	The Texans ignored the requests of Dunta Robinson's shoes, so could use a replacement for their owner.
52	Pittsburgh	Patrick Robinson	CB	Florida State	With Polamalu healthy and two talented DBs in the fold the Steelers shouldn't be giving up any more late TDs to the Raiders.
53	New England	Eric Norwood	LB	South Carolina	Norwood can play OLB or ILB for the Pats, who love versatile players and have need at both spots.
54	Cincinnati	Morgan Burnett	S	Georgia Tech	When you are employing Roy Williams is obvious safety is a need.
55	Philadelphia	Kareem Jackson	CB	Alabama	Coverage, coverage, coverage in Philly. That explosive offense will just be running in place if the D can't cover.
56	Green Bay	Rodger Saffold	OT	Indiana	While their LT is back the Packers could use some insurance and upgrades elsewhere on the line.
57	Baltimore	Rob Gronkowski	TE	Arizona	With Boldin in the fold a receiving TE would make the Ravens passing game scary.
58	NY Jets	Mike Johnson	G	Alabama	The Jets OL was very good last year, but it's aging in spots.
59	Arizona	Koi Misi	DE/OLB	Utah	Misi stood out at the Senior Bowl, making plays and looking natural at OLB. Spikes and Misi would restock a needy Cards front 7
60	Dallas	Arrelious Benn	WR	Illinois	A big athlete at WR for the Cowboys to push Roy Williams with (maybe all the way out the door).
61	Minnesota	Colt McCoy	QB	Texas	The Vikings need a QB of the future, Tarvaris isn't it.
62	San Diego	Anthony Dixon	RB	Mississippi St.	Massive back with skills in the passing game to complement Sproles
63	Indianapolis	Jason Worilds	DE	Virgina Tech	Worilds is a excellent pass rusher to provide a 3rd option behind Freeney and Mathis.
64	New Orleans	Arthur Jones	DT	Syracuse	A stout DT to shore up a D that was soft up the middle.
				Round 3
65	St. Louis	Reshad Jones	S	Georgia	The Rams putting a no-compensation tender on Oshiomogho Atogwe is a open invitation for other teams to poach him.
66	Detroit	Jonathan Dwyer	RB	Georgia Tech	Dwyer is slipping but is still a powerful back that should progress in the passing game once he's in an offense that asks him to pass block and catch.
67	Tampa Bay	Brandon Lang	DE	Troy	With McCoy and Lang the Bucs should be able to get a much more effective pass rush
68	Kansas City	Demaryious Thomas	WR	Georgia Tech	WR with a fantastic speed-size combo. He'll need to learn to play in a pro offense, but has a sky high ceiling.
69	Washington	Selvish Capers	OT	West Virgina	Protecting the new QB is job 1.
70	Oakland	Sean Lee	MLB	Penn State	The Raiders are begging teams to take their current LBs away with RFA offer sheets. They want to renovate the position
71	Philadelphia	Austin Lane	DE	Murray State	The Eagles need a pass rusher opposite Cole. Lane is a productive player with nice measurables.
72	Cleveland	Toby Gerhart	RB	Stanford	A big complementary back to Jerome Harrison. Gerhart's nice combine workout will have more teams considering him a HB instead of a FB
73	Buffalo	Cam Thomas	NT	North Carolina	Bills get a NT for the new 3-4
74	Miami	Torrell Troup	NT	Central Florida	The Phins need an OLB, but there are many more players out there to play OLB in a 3-4 than NT.
75	Jacksonville	Larry Asante	S	Nebraska	Physical safety to upgrade the SS spot.
76	Chicago	Jared Veldheer	OT	Hillsdale	If Veldheer's short arms are an issue the Bears can always drop half tackle/half TE Brandon Manumaleuna down next to him.
77	NY Giants	Matt Tennant	C/G	Boston College	A very experienced and durable interior lineman to boost a line that should have been stronger.
78	Tennessee	Greg Hardy	DE	Mississippi	Hardy need the LenWhale diet plan, but the talent is all there.
79	Carolina	George Selvie	DE	South Florida	Selvie was the focus of blocking schemes even with JPP opposite him. He can get to the passer or at least free up his teammates.
80	San Francisco	T.J. Ward	S	Oregon	A CB and S should give the Niners the secondary they need to be a stifling D.
81	Denver	Perrish Cox	CB	Oklahoma St.	Broncos could use a CB across from Champ, and he's on the wrong side of 30 so a replacement should be on the radar.
82	Texans	J.D. Walton	C/G	Baylor	A strong solidly built interior lineman to solidify the Texans line
83	Pittsburgh	Jason Fox	OT	Miami	Fox is a bit risky coming off an injury, but has the most potential of the remaining tackles.
84	Atlanta	A.J. Edds	OLB	Iowa	A strong run defender with good athleticism.
85	Cincinnati	Lamarr Houston	DT	Texas	Great value on a penetrating D-tackle with good size.
86	Oakland	Tyson Alualu	DT	Cal	Raiders add a piece in the center of a D that was too weak up to middle.
87	Green Bay	Donovan Warren	CB	Michigan	Good CB value to a aging secondary.
88	Philadelphia	Darrell Stucky	S	Kansas	Reinforcing the DB corps.
89	Cleveland	Carlton Mitchell	WR	South Florida	A new TE, WR and creating a thunder and lightning duo should give whoever the new Cleveland FO chooses at QB an actual chance.
90	Arizona	Aaron Hernandez	TE	Florida	Good receiving TE to add another weapon for Leinart.
91	Arizona	Jerome Murphy	CB	South Florida	DB depth is a must for a D that'll play a lot of nickel if the O works as expected
92	Dallas	Akwasi Owusu-Ansah	CB	Indiana (PA)	Very talented CB coming from a small school. Seems to be a wealth of them around now.
93	Minnesota	Joe McKnight	RB	USC	With Chester Taylor gone, a 3rd down back is needed as receiving and pass blocking remain holes in AP's game. McKnight is a great receiver and solid pass blocker.z
94	San Diego	Alex Carrington	DE	Arkansas State	Big athletic DE. Should help a Chargers DL that struggled for much of the year.
95	Indianapolis	Javier Arenas	CB	Alabama	Big boost to the return game, and the skills to be a very good nickelback.
96	New Orleans	Dekoda Watson	OLB	Florida State	A young player and great athlete for a old and thin OLB group.

15 Best Remaining:

QBs Tony Pike, Dan LeFevour and Tim Tebow,

RB Montario Hardesty

WRs Marty Gilyard, Jordan Shipley, Taylor Price and Dexter McCluster

TEs Ed Dickson Anthony McCoy and Jimmy Graham

DE Jermaine Cunningham

LB Rennie Curran

CBs Syd'Quan Thompson and Amari Spievey

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like the phin

draft though with Dansby signed will Karlo go OLBer or would phins draft McClain as an OLBer?

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by Blaze453 on Mar 5, 2010 10:07 PM EST reply actions

who is in the other ILB spot?

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by shake n bake on Mar 5, 2010 10:12 PM EST up reply actions

Crowder

parcells and company re-uped him last year

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by Blaze453 on Mar 5, 2010 10:59 PM EST up reply actions

You mean Ricky Sapp from

Clemson, not Texas, right?

by Bizryter on Mar 6, 2010 12:09 PM EST up reply actions

yeah, not sure why I screwed that up

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by shake n bake on Mar 6, 2010 12:32 PM EST up reply actions

McClain is not an OLB. It would be more likely to see Dansby there, as he started in the league as a 4-3 SLB or WLB. But I think they would just throw Crowder aside, trade him or cut him like Porter/Taylor.

by ct17 on Mar 5, 2010 11:59 PM EST up reply actions

Many scouts have said

hge could make that conversion, personally I think he would make a fine SSLBer

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by Blaze453 on Mar 6, 2010 3:50 PM EST up reply actions

wrong format

You are probably talking about a 4-3 SAM. The Dolphins play a 3-4, and OLB is completely different in that setup. You need to be fast and quick, possibly have pass rush moves. Plus, it would be a waste to make him SAM. That is normally the first player to come off the field in nickel situations. So in today’s game, they play only half the snaps. Why would you use a high draft pick on a guy that will not play half the time?

by ct17 on Mar 6, 2010 7:58 PM EST up reply actions

Love the Pats draft

by BigRedDog42 on Mar 5, 2010 10:24 PM EST reply actions

I think with the way your draft goes I think the Eagles would go with Dunlap over Weatherspoon. Also I know your not doing trades but I have a feeling that in the real draft they are going to trade up for either Morgan or Pierre-Paul to help out Trent Cole.

by The Legend on Mar 5, 2010 10:27 PM EST reply actions

Edited for the Chad Clifton re-signing

changes to GB, STL, IND and NO picks

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by shake n bake on Mar 5, 2010 10:41 PM EST reply actions

Chargers

need help at RBx2, DT, CB, S, TE in that order. OT is not a need and I’d be surprised if they draft a DE at all, let alone 2 in the first 3 rounds. I’d rather have Ben Tate than Dixon.

by Natrone Bomb on Mar 5, 2010 11:02 PM EST reply actions

Dixon is miles above Ben Tate

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by TheRealSlimShady on Mar 5, 2010 11:49 PM EST up reply actions

That is simply not true.

by Natrone Bomb on Mar 6, 2010 1:22 PM EST up reply actions

Um. Yeah.

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by TheRealSlimShady on Mar 6, 2010 8:19 PM EST up reply actions

I like the Browns picks. Good job

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by TheRealSlimShady on Mar 5, 2010 11:45 PM EST reply actions

updates from combine, Giants

Wootton measured in 6-6 270. Small for a 3-4 end. Low bench press numbers, no 40. Poor senior year. He’s got to be falling. Lang ran a 4.96. A good number of DTs beat him. Other picks I would disagree with after watching their agility at the combine, but that’s my preferences rather than any quantifiable analysis.

With McClain gone and Rolle signed, Price is the likely option at #1, with Bulaga having an outside shot. Chad Jones is good in the 2nd, they may lean more towards an SS now. Tennant would not be my choice but is certainly reasonable in the 3rd. The popular choice is Diehl back to LG but I see RT as just as likely for him.

by ct17 on Mar 6, 2010 12:18 AM EST reply actions

YES

Roy Williams out the door

by Dr. Cowboy on Mar 6, 2010 12:36 AM EST reply actions

C.J. Spiller and the 49ers

Our GM just went on the record as stating his preference for bigger players, it would be against everything he believes in to take Spiller.

by BSU_Alum07 on Mar 6, 2010 12:59 AM EST reply actions

no morgan burnett?

by xailin on Mar 6, 2010 1:01 AM EST reply actions

oops

could have sworn I had him in. Must have changed it without remembing to put him back on my list

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by shake n bake on Mar 6, 2010 2:36 AM EST up reply actions

all better

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by shake n bake on Mar 6, 2010 2:38 AM EST up reply actions

yay I like all the picks for the Eagles I’d be happy with this

by fhqwagads on Mar 6, 2010 4:01 AM EST reply actions

Well

this would be an awesome draft for the Bengals. I think if we got the top WR, a high level FS and an athletic DT the draft would be a A regardless of what else we got.

by Sheffieldbengal on Mar 6, 2010 5:57 AM EST reply actions

"When Shefter speaks I listen"

Lol i love that quote .

eff you we winning anyway
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by eagleswin on Mar 6, 2010 10:48 AM EST reply actions

I like the Lions draft

by JazzyBBP on Mar 6, 2010 10:51 AM EST reply actions

Broncos.

I like the haul, but I have to say: Andre Goodman was damn good opposite Champ last year, following up a solid 2008 season with Miami.

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by ejruiz on Mar 6, 2010 11:07 AM EST reply actions

We'll see if my Jags can get Aaron Kampmen (whose in town right now)

if not then keep it the way it is.

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by TheTealDeal on Mar 6, 2010 11:14 AM EST reply actions

As a Bills fan...

My head will explode if we draft Davis in the first…. Yeah, he’s got “the tools”, but lacks motivation…. Heck, I don’t even think I’d take him in the second over the likes of Saffold, Veldeheer, or Fox…. But what do I know, except I can’t stand lazy players, and IMHO, Davis is lazy….
On to the second… Hughes over Norwood or Misi??? I dunno ‘bout that one either. WIth who you still have there besides LBs, don’t write off a WR pick….

So many mocks tend to focus too much on needs, and while I’m not opposed to the needs you list, don’t really like the players…. But, what builds top quality for a team, is to focus on BPA, at least for the first 2-3 rounds… Even the best of NFL teams can upgrade at almost every position….
JMHO….

by Cinga on Mar 6, 2010 1:53 PM EST reply actions

That’s just crazy. Davis had a bad combine but he was outstanding in the reg season.

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by TheRealSlimShady on Mar 6, 2010 8:23 PM EST up reply actions

That’s just crazy.

I resemble that remark!!!
JK……………………..Maybe………
At times, your right, he looked dominate… At others he looked like he was biding his time, and couldn’t wait to get out of there, sorta like a clock watcher at work, going through the motions only…

by Cinga on Mar 6, 2010 8:43 PM EST up reply actions

I like

the players being mocked to the Rams. That being said, I think it will be tough to take Bradford and not add an offensive playmaker in the first 2 rounds. The Rams do have needs at OLB and S – but the Rams have needs pretty much everywhere. That’s how 1-15 teams tend to look.

I may have mocked them an all injury team and given them Gresham in 2 and Demaryious Thomas (was that “Y” really necessary, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas) in round 3 (based on whose available at those picks in this mock).

I’m actually hoping one of the top 4-3 DEs falls to our pick in the 2nd. We just missed Griffen falling. Lots of mocks out there have one of Pierre-Paul, Griffen or Dunlap falling to the 2nd.

Nice job, overall. It’s difficult to know that much about the needs of all 32 teams.

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by Toddius on Mar 6, 2010 1:55 PM EST reply actions

I meant who's not whose

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by Toddius on Mar 6, 2010 1:56 PM EST up reply actions

One valuable thing I picked up from hanging around the GT site before the Orange Bowl

is that Bey-Bey is the nickname of choice for Demaryious. No idea why, but it’s much better than the eyesore of his given name.

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by shake n bake on Mar 6, 2010 2:13 PM EST up reply actions

That's how I'm going

to think of him from now on.

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by Toddius on Mar 8, 2010 12:22 PM EST up reply actions

Any reason why WR Gilyard slipped down

I’ve seen him play. He’s pretty good, better than Carlton Mitchell. I figured Gilyard for a Second Rounder at best.

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by witty on Mar 6, 2010 4:08 PM EST reply actions

Mitchell has better tools than Gilyard, and that usually gets u drafted early.

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by TheRealSlimShady on Mar 6, 2010 8:25 PM EST up reply actions

One thing about the Bucs draft...

You have the Bucs taking LB Washington in the Second Round, but Safety is a higher need than LB. Seriously. While Mays is too much a Free Safety for the Bucs to take at the 35th spot, Nate Allen could fit in Strong Safety and if he’s there at the 42nd pick the Bucs ought to get him.

One other thing: the Bucs would prolly take WR Benn over Tate at that spot in the Second Round.

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by witty on Mar 6, 2010 4:14 PM EST reply actions

I dont think there is any chance either Gilyard or Dexter Mccluster will go any later than the third round.

by Yankees10 on Mar 6, 2010 4:18 PM EST reply actions

Dunlap is everything the Ravens want

Would absolutely love that pick. But not as much as I would love Tate.

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by Mr MaLoR on Mar 6, 2010 6:02 PM EST reply actions

Is Dunlap big enough? He’s only about 277 ( I thought)

Is the tate thing a joke?

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by TheRealSlimShady on Mar 6, 2010 8:26 PM EST up reply actions

I think 277 is a good size foe DE. Most of the DE in the this league are between 270-290

Most of the DE in the this league are between 270-290. He looks alot bigger than 277 in his games that’s for sure. He won’t be playing OLB.

Lol, the Tate thing was sort of a joke. I would not mind having him though.

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by Mr MaLoR on Mar 6, 2010 11:57 PM EST up reply actions

I thought I read that dunlap was around 290? If he’s 270 I could see him being an OLB, Jarrett is 270. Smaller de’s have had success (see freeney, mathis, dumervil before the switch, John abraham) in a 4-3 look; maybe a situational player?

Does Baltimore have 4-3 looks?

by 8k1c6 on Mar 8, 2010 2:06 AM EST via mobile up reply actions

No way you get Tate

No mock has EVER had Tate dropping to you guys

by ENsDad27 on Mar 6, 2010 9:53 PM EST up reply actions

Yup

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by Mr MaLoR on Mar 6, 2010 11:57 PM EST up reply actions

I would think the Dolphins lean towards an OLB in round 1.

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by Patssuck456 on Mar 6, 2010 6:23 PM EST reply actions

now I agree

Was either done or working on the 3rd round when the Dansby signing went down.

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by shake n bake on Mar 6, 2010 8:27 PM EST up reply actions

It’s reasonable from a Chiefs perspective. I can see Pioli addressing those positions depending on how the draft falls.

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by merlinnj on Mar 6, 2010 7:47 PM EST reply actions

Redskins

I don’t think it will be QB, they passed on Clifton & I think that Claussen’s draft stock is dropping. I really think ( meaning I really hope ) that Okung will be the choice. Ducasse in the early 2nd seems like a pretty big reach, he has only been in theU.S. for eight years & played at a low level school tho I agree he has a ton of great intangibles. We don’t have a 3rd but if we did, Capers would be a great pick.

by ENsDad27 on Mar 6, 2010 9:51 PM EST reply actions

The Seahawks draft is realistic, but I personally would be very upset if we drafted

Berry and JPP in the first.

by LantermanC on Mar 6, 2010 10:22 PM EST reply actions

it's Okung and JPP

Berry to KC

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by shake n bake on Mar 6, 2010 10:39 PM EST up reply actions

That too

JPP strikes me as too raw. Berry seems like this year’s Curry. Okung doesn’t stand out to me as the clear #1 LT (I’d rather get Brown later).

by ninjasocks on Mar 7, 2010 12:58 AM EST up reply actions

Yup

by ninjasocks on Mar 7, 2010 12:56 AM EST up reply actions

JPP is the Taylor Mays of defensive ends.

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by FreeBradshaw on Mar 7, 2010 8:34 AM EST up reply actions

Now that the Rams have Feeley on board

and Fred Robbins for a DT, you need to change the number one overall pick to long snapper. That should effect a couple other picks. Our #2 need now becomes T-holder for windy days.

by dbcouver on Mar 6, 2010 11:04 PM EST reply actions

no way benn falls to the end of 2nd and gilyard isn’t picked in first 3 rounds.

by AV23 on Mar 7, 2010 2:49 PM EST reply actions

Solid mock for KC

I’d be thrilled if the draft fell this way; hell I’d be happy w any type of play maker on the Chiefs.

Berry @ 5 is a given/lock

however I can’t see us taking Cody; a 2 down NT w the struggles we had w Edwards doesn’t make sense, we have zero depth after big Ron. If cam is available in rd3 we snag him

by 8k1c6 on Mar 8, 2010 1:02 AM EST via mobile reply actions

esp since KC just signed Shaun Smith

by TDubb on Mar 10, 2010 5:44 PM EST up reply actions

I agree with

all the Saints’ picks, but I’m not so sure Arthur Jones is worth a second rounder. He had a down season and a multitude of injuries, but I could see a team possibly scooping him up in the 4th to mid 5th. Too many questions for round two though.

I wouldn't mind getting half the "love" that the Saints are willing to give Sharper...

by LocoSaint on Mar 15, 2010 10:19 PM EDT reply actions