7 round mock draft - the final edition

by seton hall and steelers on Apr 21, 2011 5:30 PM EDT

This will be my final installment of the 2011 NFL mock draft. It took a little over a month to complete because of the HTML formatting. Enjoy and feel free to critisize it. I won't be offended. Compensatory picks are indicated in pink.

Pick #	Team	Team Needs	Pick	Explanation
1	Carolina Panthers	QB, 2DT, WR1, RG, RDE, TE, CB	Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri	Gabbert is not the best QB prospect we have seen in a draft but he is definitely a safer pick than Newton. Rumors are the Panthers won't take a defensive player with this pick which leaves us with Green, Newton, and Gabbert. If surrounded with proper talent, Gabbert can become a stud
2	Denver Broncos	2DT, LB, TE, DE, S, RB2, LT, RT, CB3	Marcell Dareus, DT, Alabama	This pick is going to come down to whoever the Broncos rate as the best DT. I have Dareus as the #1 DT in this draft so I mocked him here. Dareus presents an elite skill set and should have an Ndamakong Suh type impact in year 1
3	Buffalo Bills	QB, LT, DE, Rush LB, RT, WR, TE, ILB, CB3	Cam Newton, QB, Auburn	Newton is a huge risk but I think he is worth it here. He has the physical tools to become a superstar and fits perfectly in Chan Gailey's system.
4	Cincinnati Bengals	DE, RB, WR, ILB, QB, LG, SS, K, KR	A.J. Green, WR, Georgia	I think Bowers could be the pick but his pro day was not that good. Green is the best WR in this draft and will help lessen the burden of the TOCHO show possibly leaving. Maybe he can convince Palmer to stay as well
5	Arizona Cardinals	QB, LT, 2Rush LB, LG, RT, CB, FS	Von Miller, OLB, Texas A&M	Miller is an elite OLB for a 3-4 defense and could be the next Demarcus Ware. He is a sack machine and an athletic freak. He will help fill a major void at OLB. If one of the 2 QB's are available, they could be the pick as well.
6	Cleveland Browns	WR, RT, DE, DT, Weak LB, CB, RG, SS, K	Nick Fairley, DT, Auburn	The Browns have to rebuild their entire front 7 as they switch to a 4-3. Fairley is a great pass rusher at the DT spot and has good size. He needs to get a little better in run support but that can be taught.
7	San Francisco 49ers	QB, DE, Rush LB, CB, FS, WR, OT	Patrick Peterson, CB, Nebraska	Peterson is by far the BPA here and fills a relatively large need. He will be an instant starter and an eventual pro bowler.
8	Tennessee Titans	QB, LG, ILB, C, DE, Weak LB, SS, DT	Da'Quan Bowers, DE, Clemson	Bowers is the BPA and fills a need at DE. He is a great pass rusher and will fit in Tennessee's 4-3 Defense. He needs to prove that he is not a one year wonder which is why he is available here.
9	Dallas Cowboys	CB, RT, FS, RE, LG, SS, DL, WR	Prince Amukamara, CB, Nebraska	This pick could go a bunch of ways. The Cowboys could take Tyron Smith but I think Amukamara presents a better player and better value.
10	Washington Redskins	QB, WR, RT, Rush LB, ILB, NT, CB, RE, FS, RG, C, FB, K, P	Tyron Smith, OT, USC	Smith is a great tackle prospect that is used to playing RT. He fills a huge need at RT. The Redskins could go with Julio Jones but I think good WR's will be available in the mid rounds
11	Houston Texans	NT, 2Rush LB, FS, SS, CB, WR, P, DL	Robert Quinn, OLB, UNC	Quinn, had he played this year, would likely be a top 3 pick. At this point, he presents great value for the Texans, who are switching to a 3-4 defense. Quinn will give them an elite 3-4 OLB that can help the rebuilding process for the Texans D.
12	Minnesota Vikings	QB, 2OLB, RT, 2S, TE, CB, RG, WR, LE, K, C, DT	Gabe Carimi, OT, Wisconsin	Carimi is the best player available and his positional versatility makes it better. He can fill the void at RT for the Vikings right away and eventually transition to LT.
13	Detroit Lions	2 OLB, CB, LT, C, SS, RB	Akeem Ayers, OLB, UCLA	Ayers is the only player available that makes sense. Solder is a huge reach. Jimmy Smith is a reach. While Ayers is a slight reach, he fills a major need.
14	St. Louis Rams	WR, RG, DT, Weak LB, SS, TE, RB, CB, DE	Julio Jones, WR, Alabama	Jones being available would be an absolute dream for the Rams. He fills their biggest need and gives them an elite WR for Sam Bradford.
15	Miami Dolphins	QB, RB, FS, TE, LG, WR, CB3, Rush LB, OL	Mark Ingram, RB, Alabama	With Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams probably leaving, RB is a huge need. Ingram is not the BPA but he fills a huge need.
16	Jacksonville Jaguars	DE, FS, CB, WR, Weak LB, QB, OL	Cameron Jordan, DE, California	The Jaguars always take the BPA and I think Jordan fills that role. Jordan is an absolute beast and can make a huge impact rushing the passer for the Jaguars.
17	New England Patriots	G, OT, Rush LB, DE, WR, RB	Aldon Smith, OLB, Missouri	Smith presents incredible value at a big need. He would give the Patriots a great pass rusher off the edge and add versatility to their young defense.
18	San Diego Chargers	Rush LB, DE, RT, ILB, WR, FS, CB3, ST	J.J. Watt, DE, Wisconsin	Watt is a player with no real weaknesses. He has good athleticism, is very strong, and is good at defending the run and rushing the passer.
19	New York Giants	OLB, C, OT, RB, CB, TE, FS, DT	Nate Solder, OT, Colorado	Solder is a physical specimen but is very raw. He needs to develop his footwork to become a better pass blocker. However, he already excels in run blocking and could be a great player down the line.
20	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	2DE, ILB, RT, LG, Strong LB, RB, C, CB	Adrian Clayborn, DE, Iowa	Clayborn fills the Bucs greatest need. He will give them a versatile DE that can rush the passer and is very good against the run.
21	Kansas City Chiefs	Rush LB, WR, NT, QB, LT, RT, C, RB, ILB	Ryan Kerrigan, OLB, Purdue	The common pick is Phil Taylor but I think Kerrigan is a better overall prospect and fills a bigger need. He will give the Chiefs a fearsome pass rusher off the edge and as he develops he will become a star.
22	Indianapolis Colts	LT, RT, DT, RG, WR, SS, RB, QB	Anthony Costanzo, OT, Boston College	Costanzo is a perfect fit for the Colts blocking scheme. He is a great pass blocker and an adequate run blocker.
23	Philadelphia Eagles	RT, RG, 2CB, 2OLB, SS, DE	Mike Pouncey, OG, Florida	Mike is not as good of prospect as Maurkice was but he is still a great guard prospect that will shore up the Eagles right guard spot.
24	New Orleans Saints	DT, OLB, DE, RT, RB, Strong LB, SS	Corey Liuget, DT, Illinois	Liuget is terrific value here and fills the Saints biggest need. He will get a year to learn behind Shaun Rogers and then replace him.
25	Seattle Seahawks	CB, SS, RT, LE, WR1, RG, QB, K	Jimmy Smith, CB, Colorado	Smith is a top 15 talent but character concerns make him available here. However, he is just too talented to fall any further.
26	Baltimore Ravens	WR, DE, CB, ILB, RT, RG	Cameron Heyward, DE, Ohio State	The Ravens options here are endless. They could go one of many ways but I think all their other needs could be addressed later in the draft much better than a 3-4 DE could be. If they didn't take Heyward they would have to hope Christian Ballard fell to them in round 2.
27	Atlanta Falcons	2WR, LT, 2G, SS, Strong LB, CB3, TE, DE	Jonathan Baldwin, WR, Pittsburgh	Baldwin is an elite talent that has freakish athleticism and will give Matt Ryan a great weapon across from Roddy White.
28	New England Patriots	G, OT, DE, WR, RB	Muhammed Wilerson, DE, Temple	Wilkerson is a great DE prospect that is kind of under the radar. He has great size and strength and will have no trouble playing in a 3-4 system.
29	Chicago Bears	LT, LG, DT, C, WR1, Strong LB, RB, DE, P	Derek Sherrod, OT, Mississippi State	Sherrod is a very good tackle who has no major flaws. He will likely start right away on the Bears terrible OL
30	New York Jets	Rush LB, DE, CB, ILB, WR, K	Justin Houston, OLB, Georgia	Houston has the build of Lamaar Woodely and could become that good. He is a great pass rusher but will need to transition from DE to OLB.
31	Pittsburgh Steelers	RG, CB, OT, NT, DE, FS, P	Phil Taylor, NT, Baylor	Taylor is the only prospect available that really makes sense. He will sit and learn behind Casey Hampton and Chris Hoke for two years but then be ready to replace Hampton and the Steelers D won't miss a beat. Many people think it is silly to have a 1st round draft pick sit for 2 years but Colbert has already done it once with Ziggy Hood.
32	Green Bay Packers	Rush LB, LG, DE, RB, OT, WR, K	Martez Wilson, OLB, Illinois	Wilson has the size and speed to be a great 3-4 OLB. He will have to transition from ILB to OLB but with proper coaching he can become a stud.
33	New England Patriots	G, OT, WR, RB	Leonard Hankerson, WR, Miami	Hankerson will give Tom Brady an additional weapon for the Pats already dangerous offense.
34	Buffalo Bills	LT, DE, Rush LB, RT, WR, TE, ILB, CB3	Brooks Reed, OLB, Arizona	Reed is a great OLB prospect that is flying up draft boards. At pick 34, he is great value and will help improve that Bills defense.
35	Cincinnati Bengals	DE, RB, ILB, QB, LG, SS, K, KR	Jake Locker, QB, Washington	Locker is an incredible athlete that could help soften the blow of Carson Palmer's pending retirement or trade. He will need some time to develop but if he is coached up he can become a stud.
36	Denver Broncos	DT, LB, TE, DE, S, RB2, LT, RT, CB3	Stephen Paea, DT, Oregon State	Paea is an absolute monster and he and Dareus will turn a huge weakness for the Broncos into a strength.
37	Cleveland Browns	WR, RT, DE, Weak LB, CB, RG, SS, K	Torrey Smith, WR, Maryland	Smith is an incredibly fast player that if he improves his route running will be a star.
38	Arizona Cardinals	QB, LT, Rush LB, LG, RT, CB, FS	Sam Acho, OLB, Texas	Acho and Miller will give the Cardinals a fearsome pair of OLB's which will help the defense tremendously.
39	Tennessee Titans	QB, LG, ILB, C, Weak LB, SS, DT	Christian Ponder, QB, Florida State	Ponder is an incredible athlete with great arm strength and accuracy. He does not have a major flaw and is NFL ready.
40	Dallas Cowboys	RT, FS, RE, LG, SS, DL, WR	Rahim Moore, FS, UCLA	Moore is not the best FS prospect I have ever seen but he has no major flaws and should be able to contribute at a very high level in the NFL
41	Washington Redskins	QB, WR, Rush LB, ILB, NT, CB, RE, FS, RG, C, FB, K, P	Jerrell Jernigan, WR, Troy	Jernigan is a play-maker that can have a huge impact on the offense of the redskins. He is a constant homerun threat.
42	Houston Texans	NT, Rush LB, FS, SS, CB, WR, P, DL	Brandon Harris, CB, Miami	Harris falls due to concerns about his size to be a starting CB. I think he has the athleticism to make up for his lack of height and he is a steal here.
43	Minnesota Vikings	QB, 2OLB, 2S, TE, CB, RG, WR, LE, K, C, DT	Robert Sands, SS, WVU	Sands is an absolute ball hawk with great instincts and a great work ethic.
44	Detroit Lions	OLB, CB, LT, C, SS, RB	Aaron Williams, CB, Texas	Williams is great value and fills a big need. He has great size and speed and can shadow a receiver in man coverage.
45	San Francisco 49ers	QB, DE, Rush LB, FS, WR, OT	Christian Ballard, DE, Iowa	Ballard is a very under the radar prospect that could blossom into a superstar.
46	Denver Broncos	LB, TE, DE, S, RB2, LT, RT, CB3	Kyle Rudolph, TE, Notre Dame	Rudolph has great size and a good overall balance of receiving and blocking. He has the work ethic and skill set to be an elite TE.
47	St. Louis Rams	RG, DT, Weak LB, SS, TE, RB, CB, DE	Benjamin Ijlana, OG, Villanova	Ijalana is a great guard with versatility to play tackle.
48	Oakland Raiders	CB, RT, LG, C, Strong LB, WR1, TE	Curtis Brown, CB, Texas	Brown has the physical size to be a future #1 CB in this league and could be the replacement to Namdi Asoumagua(sp?)
49	Jacksonville Jaguars	FS, CB, WR, Weak LB, QB, OL	Titus Young, WR, Boise State	Young is a speed demon but also has decent size and route running. He is the BPA and could become the next Desean Jackson.
50	San Diego Chargers	Rush LB, RT, ILB, WR, FS, CB3, ST	Greg Jones, ILB, Michigan State	Jones has very good size and speed and will be a great fit at ILB for the Chargers.
51	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	DE, ILB, RT, LG, Strong LB, RB, C, CB	Jason Pinkston, OT, Pittsburgh	Pinkston is good for the Bucs because he can play either RT or guard. Both are needs for the Bucs so they take him here
52	New York Giants	LB, C, RB, CB, TE, FS, DT	Stefen Wisniewski, C, Penn State	Stefen is easily the BPA and fills a huge need for the Giants.
53	Indianapolis Colts	RT, DT, RG, WR, SS, RB, QB	Drake Nevis, DT, LSU	Nevis is a hard worker who possesses great strength and a great set of moves to get after the QB. He should fit into the Colts system as well.
54	Philadelphia Egales	RT, 2CB, 2OLB, SS, DE	Mason Foster, OLB, Washington	Foster is a perfect fit for the Eagles 4-3 defense and should give a boost to their weak OLB group.
55	Kansas City Chiefs	WR, NT, QB, LT, RT, C, RB, ILB	Tandon Doss, WR, Indiana	Doss is an incredible weapon to have in your offense. He can do it all and gives the Chiefs a real 2nd WR to help Dwayne Bowe.
56	New Orleans Saints	OLB, DE, RT, RB, Strong LB, SS	Mikel Leshoure, RB, Illinois	Leshoure will give the Saints a true #1 RB to combine with Reggie Bush and Ivory.
57	Seattle Seahawks	SS, RT, LE, WR1, RG, QB, K	Randall Cobb, WR, Kentucky	Cobb has the skill set to be a superstar in this league. He can play WR, RB, and KR as well. He will give the Seahawks an incredible weapon to add to their offense.
58	Baltimore Ravens	WR, CB, ILB, RT, RG	Quan Sturdivant, ILB, UNC	Sturdivant will give the Ravens a player to groom to eventually replace Ray Lewis.
59	Atlanta Falcons	WR, LT, 2G, SS, Strong LB, CB3, TE, DE	Rodney Hudson, OG, Florida State	Hudson is a very talented player that just needs to put on 15 pounds to become a star.
60	New England Patriots	G, OT, RB	Marcus Cannon, OG, TCU	Cannon is incredible value and fills the Pats biggest remaining need.
61	San Diego Chargers	Rush LB, RT, WR, FS, CB3, ST	Jabaal Sheard, OLB, Pittsburgh	Sheard is a player I think will rise on draft day. He is a great athlete that knows how to produce. He fits in well in the Chargers defense.
62	Chicago Bears	LG, DT, C, WR1, Strong LB, RB, DE, P	Marvin Austin, DT, UNC	Austin is an ideal fit for the Bears system and is great va;ue here. He is a 1st round talent that falls due to injuries and work ethic.
63	Pittsburgh Steelers	RG, CB, OT, DE, FS, P	Ras I Dowling, CB, Virginia	Dowling is a 1st round talent that is only available because of a nagging injury. He has pro-bowl potential and will make Pittsburgh's defense the best in the league again.
64	Green Bay Packers	LG, DE, RB, OT, WR, K	Danny Watkins, OG, Baylor	Watkins is a great talent but his age makes him available here. Since the Packers are built to win now, they cam take him here despite being 27 years old.
65	Carolina Panthers	2DT, WR1, RG, RDE, TE, CB	Jurrell Casey, DT, USC	A good scheme fit that will help improve the Panthers run defense.
66	Cincinnati Bengals	DE, RB, ILB, LG, SS, K, KR	Allen Bailey, DE, Miami	Bailey is a player that can be a solid starter for the Bengals for a long time. He is very athletic but needs to use that athleticism to his advantage.
67	Denver Broncos	LB, DE, S, RB2, LT, RT, CB3	Quinton Carter, FS, Oklahoma	Carter has no major weakness but no incredible strengths. He has the potential to be a very good safety for the Broncos.
68	Buffalo Bills	LT, DE, RT, WR, TE, ILB, CB3	Marcus Gilbert, OT, Florida	Gilbert can play either tackle position but is probably suited more as a LT. He is already used to blocking for a mobile QB so blocking for Newton won't be a problem.
69	Arizona Cardinals	QB, LT, LG, RT, CB, FS	Colin Kaepernick, QB, Nevada	Kaepernick has great athleticism and good arm strength and should be a solid starer for the Cardinals.
70	Cleveland Browns	RT, DE, Weak LB, CB, RG, SS, K	Pernell McPhee, DE, Mississippi State	McPhee is a proto-typical 4-3 DE that should help the Browns transition to their 4-3.
71	Dallas Cowboys	RT, RE, LG, SS, DL, WR	Jarvis Jenkins, DE, Clemson	Jenkins can play 3-4 DE but will need to transition from a 4-3 defense at Clemson. He has the tools to be a very good contributor, maybe even an eventual pro-bowler.
72	New Orleans Saints	OLB, DE, RT, Strong LB, SS	Bruce Carter, OLB, UNC	Carter fits into a 4-3 defense and should help improve the Saints front 7.
73	Houston Texans	NT, Rush LB, FS, SS, WR, P, DL	Jerrell Powe, NT, Ole Miss	Powe has the potential to dominate in the NFL however he under-whelmed at Ole Miss. He is a hit or miss prospect.
74	New England Patriots	OT, RB	Jordan Todman, RB, UCONN	Todman is the BPA and gives the Patriots a true #1 RB.
75	Detroit Lions	OLB, LT, C, SS, RB	Jake Kirkpatrick, C, Nevada	Kirkpatrick is the BPA and fills a big need at C. He has the potential to start in this league for a decade or more.
76	San Francisco 49ers	QB, Rush LB, FS, WR, OT	Ryan Mallet, QB, Arkansas	Mallet has all the attributes to be a great QB except for the mental aspect. Worth the risk at this point in the 3rd round.
77	Tennessee Titans	LG, ILB, C, Weak LB, SS, DT	Nate Irving, ILB, N.C. State	Irving is one of my favorite players in the draft. He is athletic, big, and smart. Great value here and a potential pro-bowler.
78	St. Louis Rams	DT, Weak LB, SS, TE, RB, CB, DE	Lawrence Wilson, OLB, UCONN	Wilson is very athletic and very strong and should be a solid starter in the NFL.
79	Miami Dolphins	QB, FS, TE, LG, WR, CB3, Rush LB, OL	Andy Dalton, QB, TCU	Dalton is extremely accurate and has a pretty strong arm. He has no major flaws and should become a very good QB on the level of a Joe Flacco.
80	Jacksonville Jaguars	FS, CB, Weak LB, QB, OL	Brandon Burton, CB, Utah	Burton is a big, physical CB and is the BPA. He has the potential to be a #1 CB and possibly become a pro-bowler.
81	Oakland Raiders	RT, LG, C, Strong LB, WR1, TE	Tim Barnes, C, Missouri	Barnes has no major weaknesses and is above average at just about anything. He should be an above average center for the Raiders.
82	San Diego Chargers	RT, WR, FS, CB3, ST	Austin Pettis, WR, Boise State	Pettis has a great combination of size and speed and is very under-rated. He should be a very good #2 WR and maybe even a #1.
83	New York Giants	LB, RB, CB, TE, FS, DT	Ryan Williams, RB, Virginia Tech	Williams is the BPA and could give the Giants a 1-2-3 punch at RB or they could let one of their two RB's walk away if they can't afford either of them.
84	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	DE, ILB, LG, Strong LB, RB, C, CB	John Moffit, OG, Wisconsin	Moffit has great size and is incredibly smart. He can definitely be a good starter and maye even become a pro-bowler.
85	Philadelphia Eagles	RT, 2CB, OLB, SS, DE	Rashad Carmichael, CB, Virgina Tech	Carmichael might never become a #1 CB but he can be a solid #2 or nickel corner. He should help improve the Eagles secondary, which only has one quality CB.
86	Kansas City Chiefs	NT, QB, LT, RT, C, RB, ILB	Kendrick Ellis, NT, Hampton	Ellis has the size and speed to be dominating NT in the NFL. He has some small character concerns but he seems to have matured in the last year.
87	Indianapolis Colts	RT, RG, WR, SS, RB, QB	DeAndre McDaniel, SS, Clemson	McDaniel is the BPA and could be the replacement to Bob Sanders.
88	New Orleans Saints	DE, RT, Strong LB, SS	K.J. Wright, OLB, Mississippi State	Wright should be a main-stay in the Saints defense for a decade or so. He doesn't have star potential but could make a pro-bowl or two in his career.
89	San Diego Chargers	RT, FS, CB3, ST	Deunta Williams, FS, UNC	Williams is very athletic and makes a ton of plays. He could has a good chance to be come a top 10 safety in this league.
90	Baltimore Ravens	WR, CB, RT, RG	Edmund Gates, WR, Abilene Christian	Gates is incredibly fast and should give the Ravens a true deep threat to spread the field.
91	Atlanta Falcons	WR, LT, G, SS, Strong LB, CB3, TE, DE	Tyler Sash, SS, Iowa	Sash is a ball hawk and a huge hitter and could become a top 5 safety. With his work ethic, nothing would surprise me.
92	New England Patriots	OT	Sione Fua, NT, Stanford	NT is not a need for the Patriots but Fua is the BPA and could give them a dynamic bull rush prospect if he lines up at DE or he could help in goal line defense.
93	Chicago Bears	LG, C, WR1, Strong LB, RB, DE, P	Terrance Tolliver, WR, LSU	Tolliver has the size and speed to become a very good WR in this league. He needs to improve on route running to really become a dominate player.
94	New York Jets	DE, CB, ILB, WR, K	Lawrence Guy, DE, Arizona State	Guy is a dynamic 3-4 DE that could really provide a pass rush for the Jets from the DE spot.
95	Pittsburgh Steelers	RG, OT, DE, FS, P	Orlando Franklin, OG, Miami	Franklin has the potential to start right away at RG for the Steelers. He will be a very solid guard in the league and could make a couple pro-bowls behind Sean Kugler's coaching.
96	Green Bay Packers	DE, RB, OT, WR, K	Ronald Johnson, WR, USC	Johnson has a very good combo of size and speed and could become a very solid WR. Needs to improve on his hands and route running.
97	Carolina Panthers	DT, WR1, RG, RDE, TE, CB	Clint Boling, OG, Georgia	Boling should be a very solid, very steady guard for the Panthers. Probably never a pro-bowler but he is a hard worker and a good player in the locker room to go along with his good skill set.
98	Carolina Panthers	DT, WR1, RDE, TE, CB	Lance Kendricks, TE, Wisconsin	Kendricks will give the Panthers their first talented TE since John Fox was hired.
99	Seattle Seahawks	SS, RT, LE, RG, QB, K	Joseph Barksdale, OT, LSU	Barksdale is an ideal fit as an NFL RT and if he improves his footwork he will be very solid.
100	Buffalo Bills	DE, RT, WR, TE, ILB, CB3	Cedric Thorton, DE, Southern Arkansas	Thorton has the ideal size to be a 3-4 DE or move inside on a 4-3.
101	Cincinnati Bengals	RB, ILB, LG, SS, K, KR	Casey Matthews, ILB, Oregon	This is good value for Matthews, who should be a very solid piece in the Bengals 4-3 Defense.
102	Cleveland Browns	RT, Weak LB, CB, RG, SS, K	Johnny Patrick, CB, Louisville	Patrick should team with Joe Haden to form a very good CB tandem for the Browns.
103	Arizona Cardinals	LT, LG, RT, CB, FS	Chris Hairston, OT, Clemson	Hairston should be a average to possibly above average LT in the NFL. He could also play RT if he doesn't pan out at LT.
104	Philadelphia Eagles	RT, CB, OLB, SS, DE	Kendrick Burney, CB, UNC	Burney is good value here and should be a very solid nickel corner.
105	Houston Texans	Rush LB, FS, SS, WR, P, DL	Dontay Moch, OLB, Nevada	Moch will give the Texans another great pass rusher to complete their front 7 overhaul as they transition to a 3-4.
106	Minnesota Vikings	QB, 2OLB, S, TE, CB, RG, WR, LE, K, C, DT	Luke Stocker, TE, Tennessee	Stocker is a great prospect that could become a star.
107	Detroit Lions	OLB, LT, SS, RB	Shane Vereen, RB, California	Vereen will be a great "thunder" to Jhavid Bests' "lightning".
108	San Francisco 49ers	Rush LB, FS, WR, OT	Jeremy Beal, OLB, Oklahoma	Beal has to transition from DE to OLB but he should be able to do that if coached properly.
109	Tennessee Titans	LG, C, Weak LB, SS, DT	Kristofer O'Dowd, C, USC	O'Dowd should be a very solid center for the Titans.
110	Dallas Cowboys	RT, LG, SS, DL, WR	Lee Ziemba, OG, Auburn	Ziembh is above average in every aspect of the game and could start right away.
111	Miami Dolphins	FS, TE, LG, WR, CB3, Rush LB, OL	D.J. Williams, TE, Arkansas	Williams is the exact type of TE the Dolphins need. He is athletic and a great pass catcher.
112	St. Louis Rams	DT, SS, TE, RB, CB, DE	Jeron Johnson, SS, Boise State	With no DT's worth the pick, the Rams find a starting SS that could become a very, very good player.
113	Oakland Raiders	RT, LG, Strong LB, WR1, TE	DeMarcus Love, OG, Arkansas	Love has great size for a guard and should be a big boost for the Raiders OL.
114	Jacksonville Jaguars	FS, Weak LB, QB, OL	Delone Carter, RB, Syracuse	Carter is the BPA and would give the Jaguars one of the best tandems in the league.
115	San Francisco 49ers	FS, WR, OT	Greg Little, WR, UNC	Little is a 2nd round talent that is available due to character concerns. He should give the 49ers a great weapon across from Crabtree.
116	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	DE, ILB, Strong LB, RB, C, CB	Greg Romeus, DE, Pittsburgh	Romeus is a good fit in a 4-3 D and could start right away.
117	New York Giants	LB, CB, TE, FS, DT	Jaiquawn Jarret, FS, Temple	Jarret has the potential to become a very good starting FS. Good value.
118	Kansas City Chiefs	QB, LT, RT, C, RB, ILB	James Carpenter, OT, Alabama	Carpenter can be a RT or a LT and will provide solid depth in his rookie year. I think he could start in year 2.
119	Indianapolis Colts	RT, RG, WR, RB, QB	Will Rackley, OG, Leigh	Rackley is the best OL available and could compete for the starting job at RG.
120	Philadelphia Eagles	RT, OLB, SS, DE	DeMarco Murray, RB, Oklahoma	Murray could team with McCoy to give the Eagles an incredible back-field.
121	Jacksonville Jaguars	FS, Weak LB, QB, OL	Pat Devlin, QB, Delaware	Devlin, if groomed properly, could become a very good QB.
122	Buffalo Bills	RT, WR, TE, ILB, CB3	Niles Paul, WR, Nebraska	Paul has all the intangibles and should contribute right away for the Browns.
123	Baltimore Ravens	CB, RT, RG	James Brewer, OT, Indiana	Brewer is a perfect fit at RT. He needs a year to develop but with the Ravens good coaching, he should become a very good RT.
124	Atlanta Falcons	WR, LT, G, Strong LB, CB3, TE, DE	Greg Salas, WR, Hawaii	Salas just needs to improve on his route running to become a very good WR.
125	New England Patriots	OT	Derek Newton, OT, Arkansas State	Newton has huge upside and I am positive that Beli-cheat could turn him into a very good tackle.
126	New York Jets	CB, ILB, WR, K	DeMarcus Van Dyke, CB, Miami	Van Dyke is not very big, but he is great in man press coverage so he will fit into the Jets scheme.
127	Chicago Bears	LG, C, Strong LB, RB, DE, P	Daniel Thomas, RB, Kansas State	No OLB's or OL worth the pick. Thomas will give them a great compliment to Matt Forte.
128	Pittsburgh Steelers	OT, DE, FS, P	Jah Reid, OT, Central Florida	Reid can be a very good RT in the NFL. He could play RT and allow Willie Colon (if resigned) to move back to RG.
129	Green Bay Packers	DE, RB, OT, K	Derrick Locke, RB, Kentucky	Locke has the potential to be a game changer even with 5 touches. He can catch passes, return kicks, and run a couple times a game.
130	Tennessee Titans	LG, Weak LB, SS, DT	Steve Schilling, OG, Michigan	Schilling needs to add some size and develop his body a little bit, but he is very advanced as far as footwork.
131	Green Bay Packers	DE, OT, K	Jarriel King, OT, South Carolina	King can be solid depth at OT and eventually he could become a solid starter.
132	Carolina Panthers	DT, WR1, RDE, CB	Terrell McClain, DT, South Florida	McClain is a good fit in the Panthers 4-3 Defense and should compete for a starting spot.
133	Buffalo Bills	RT, TE, ILB, CB3	Rob Housler, TE, Florida Atlantic	Housler will give the Bills an athletic TE that can catch passes. Needs to improve his blocking.
134	Cincinnati Bengals	RB, LG, SS, K, KR	Kendall Hunter, RB, Oklahoma State	Hunter is a very speedy back that could give the Bengals a great tandem.
135	Kansas City Chiefs	QB, RT, C, RB, ILB	Alex Linnenkohl, C, Oregon State	Linnenkohl should become a starting Center at some point.
136	Arizona Cardinals	LG, RT, CB, FS	Shareece Wright, CB, USC	Wright should contribute as a nickel corner and maybe eventually be a #2 CB.
137	Cleveland Browns	RT, Weak LB, RG, SS, K	Derek Hall, OT, Stanford	Hall should provide solid depth for the Browns OL and might eventually become a starter.
138	Houston Texans	FS, SS, WR, P, DL	Eric Hagg, FS, Nebraska	Hagg has the potential to be a solid FS in the NFL and should help the Texans really bad secondary.
139	Minnesota Vikings	QB, 2OLB, S, CB, RG, WR, LE, K, C, DT	Ross Homan, OLB, Ohio State	Homan is good value and could provide depth at OLB. He should become a solid starter as he develops.
140	Kansas City Chiefs	QB, RT, RB, ILB	Kyle Hix, OT, Texas	Hix should be a solid RT in the NFL. He could be depth for the Chiefs young but improving OT spot
141	San Francisco 49ers	FS, OT	Chris L. Rucker, FS, Michigan State	Rucker could eventually become a starter at FS and at worst is a backup and a special teams player.
142	Tennessee Titans	Weak LB, SS, DT	Ahmad Black, SS, Florida	Black is a big hitter and an instinctive player that will have to overcome a lack of speed.
143	Dallas Cowboys	RT, SS, DL, WR	Adam Grant, OT, Arizona	Grant has good size but needs to improve his footwork. Solid value.
144	Washington Redskins	QB, Rush LB, ILB, NT, CB, RE, FS, RG, C, FB, K, P	Ian Williams, NT, Notre Dame	Williams is the BPA and fills a big need for the Redskins.
145	St. Louis Rams	DT, TE, RB, CB, DE	Virgil Green, TE, Nevada	Green is an athletic TE that would give Sam Bradford another weapon.
146	Miami Dolphins	FS, LG, WR, CB3, Rush LB, OL	Vincent Brown, WR, San Diego State	Brown has good hands, is very physical, and is a good route runner. His slow 40 time caused his stock to drop.
147	Jacksonville Jaguars	FS, Weak LB, OL	Tejay Johnson, FS, USC	Johnson has good potential and could become a solid starter.
148	Oakland Raiders	RT, Strong LB, WR1, TE	Dwayne Harris, WR, East Carolina	HArris has the potential to become a true #1 WR. He has no major flaws.
149	Philadelphia Eagles	RT, OLB, SS, DE	Micah Kia, OT, UCLA	Kia should be able to become a solid RT.
150	Minnesota Vikings	QB, OLB, S, CB, RG, WR, LE, K, C, DT	Ricky Stanzi, QB, Iowa	Stanzi's only flaw is his arm strength but if he gets stronger he could improve in that area. I think that Stanzi will be a starting QB in the NFL.
151	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	ILB, Strong LB, RB, C, CB	Kelvin Sheppard, ILB, LSU	Sheppard is by far the BPA and fills the biggest remaining need for the Bucs.
152	Indianapolis Colts	RT, WR, RB, QB	Bilal Powell, RB, Louisville	Powell will give the Colts a real bruiser of a back that can take the load off of Peyton.
153	Philadelphia Eagles	OLB, SS, DE	Jerrard Tarrant, SS, Georgia Tech	Tarrant has very good potential and could compete for the starting job as early as year 2.
154	Detroit Lions	OLB, LT, SS	Jermale Hines, SS, Ohio State	Hines should be able to team with Delmas to form a very good safety tandem.
155	Washington Redskins	QB, Rush LB, ILB, CB, RE, FS, RG, C, FB, K, P	Colin McCarthy, ILB, Miami	McCarthy is the BPA and fills a big need at ILB in the Redskins 3-4 defense.
156	Seattle Seahawks	SS, LE, RG, QB, K	Joe Lefeged, SS, Rutgers	Lefeged can provide depth at SS, FS, and could also play corner in a pinch.
157	Seattle Seahawks	LE, RG, QB, K	Andrew Jackson, OG, Fresno State	Jackson can provide solid depth at guard and might be able to start eventually
158	Atlanta Falcons	LT, G, Strong LB, CB3, TE, DE	Richard Sherman, CB, Stanford	Sherman is just a very solid football player. He should become a very good nickel corner and could maybe even become a #2.
160	Chicago Bears	LG, C, Strong LB, DE, P	Brandon Fusco, C, Slippery Rock	Fusco has no major weakness and could become a very solid starting center.
161	New York Jets	ILB, WR, K	Cecil Shorts III, WR, Mount Union	Shorts could be a great replacement for either Santonio Holmes or Braylon Edwards.
162	Pittsburgh Steelers	DE, FS, P	Davon House, CB, New Mexico State	House is the BPA and has great size, speed, and ball skills. He fits in perfectly in the Steelers defense and combining him and Dowling with Ike Taylor gives us a great trio of corners.
163	Green Bay Packers	DE, K	Chimdi Chekwa, CB, Ohio State	Chekwa can be a good #2 corner in the future for when Woodson retires.
164	Baltimore Ravens	CB, RG	Jalil Brown, CB, Colorado	Brown has great size and speed and should fit well into the Ravens system.
165	Baltimore Ravens	RG	Justin Boren, OG, Ohio State	Boren could provide solid depth at the guard spot for the Ravens.
166	Carolina Panthers	WR1, RDE, CB	Cliff Matthews, DE, South Carolina	Matthews is the BPA and could provide solid depth at DE.
167	Cincinnati Bengals	LG, SS, K, KR	Caleb Schlauderaff, OG, Utah	Caleb can be good depth at guard for the Bengals.
168	Cleveland Browns	Weak LB, RG, SS, K	Brian Rolle, OLB, Ohio State	Rolle could be depth at OLB and maybe even become a starter.
169	Buffalo Bills	RT, ILB, CB3	Mark Herzlich, ILB, Boston College	Herzlich is the BPA and fills a big need at ILB. He is a 2nd or 3rd round talent but the cancer caused him to miss valuable time in college which caused his stock to fall.
170	Cleveland Browns/td>	RG, SS, K	Johnny Brown, SS, Ole Miss	Brown has good athleticism and could be a backup at SS.
171	Arizona Cardinals	LG, RT, FS	Mark LeGree, FS, Appalachian State	LeGree is a very under the radar prospect that could end up being a huge steal.
172	Minnesota Vikings	OLB, S, CB, RG, WR, LE, K, C, DT	Shiloh Keo, SS, Idaho	Keo is the BPA. He has great instincts and should succeed in the NFL.
173	Seattle Seahawks	LE, QB, K	Mike Blanc, DE, Auburn	If he gets motivated, he could become a very solid DE in the NFL.
174	San Francisco 49ers	OT	Nick Claytor, OT, Georgia Tech	Claytor could be solid depth at RT for the Niners.
175	Tennessee Titans	Weak LB, DT	Adrian Taylor, DT, Oklahoma	Taylor has a good frame to be a solid 4-3 DT.
176	Dallas Cowboys	SS, DL, WR	Denarius Moore, WR, Tennessee	Moore has a good skill set and gives the Cowboys another weapon.
177	Washington Redskins	QB, Rush LB, CB, RE, FS, RG, C, FB, K, P	Buster Skrine, CB, Tennessee Chatanooga	Skrine has great athleticism and could become a solid starting cornerback.
178	Houston Texans	SS, WR, P, DL	Jeremy Kerley, WR, TCU	Kerley is a great athlete and gives Schaubb an additional weapon.
179	Miami Dolphins	FS, LG, CB3, Rush LB, OL	Zach Hurd, OG, Connecticut	Hurd provides a solid backup LG that might eventually become a starter.
180	Baltimore Ravens		Curtis Marsh, CB, Utah State	Marsh is by far the BPA and gives the Ravens a solid corner that could become a very good starter.
181	Oakland Raiders	RT, Strong LB, TE	Carl Johnson, OT/OG, Florida	Johnson has a big frame and should be a very solid RT or guard.
182	Weak LB, OL	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jonas Mouton, OLB, Michigan	Mouton was the only good player on the Michigan defense last year and is solid value here.
183	San Diego Chargers	RT, CB3, ST	Chykie Brown, CB, Texas	Brown is the BPA and should be able to contribute right away at the nickel slot.
184	Detroit Lions	OLB, LT	Raymond Webber, WR, Arkansas Pine-Bluff	Webber is extremely under the radar but has the tools to become a very good WR.
185	New York Giants	LB, CB, TE, DT	JOrdan Cameron, TE, USC	They still have not filled their needs at LB or CB but none have been good value. Cameron is a steal and gives them a very versatile weapon.
186	Philadelphia Eagles	OLB, DE	Pierre Allen, DE, Nebraska	Allen is a great talent and should provide good depth at DE.
187	Tampa Bay Bucanneers	Strong LB, RB, C, CB	Taiwan Jones, RB, Eastern Washington	Jones blew it up at his pro day and is a steal here. Gives the Bucs a thunder and lightning in the back-field.
188	Indianapolis Colts	RT, WR, QB	Charles Clay, FB/HB/TE, Tulsa	Clay gives the Colts a very versatile player that could make this offense even better than it already is.
189	Denver Broncos	LB, DE, RB2, LT, RT, CB3	Roy Helu, RB, Nebraska	Helu gives them extremely versatile back to pair with Moreno.
190	San Francisco 49ers		Mario Fannin, RB, Auburn	Fannin is an extremely fast RB that should give them a great tandem.
191	Baltimore Ravens		Jacquizz Rodgers, RB, Oregon State	And the RB run continues. Rodgers gives the Ravens another weapon for Joe Flacco.
192	Atlanta Falcons	LT, G, Strong LB, TE, DE	Keith Williams, OG, Nebraska	Williams gives them a big body that could become a solid starter.
193	New England Patriots		Ricardo Lockette, WR, Fort Valley State	Lockette gives them a deep threat and adds to the weapons in Brady's dissposal.
194	New York Jets	ILB, K	Dion Lewis, RB, Pittsburgh	Lewis gives them a 3rd RB that will eventually spell Greene once LT leaves.
195	Chicago Bears	LG, Strong LB, DE, P	Ricky Elmore, DE, Arizona	Elmore was arguably the best linemen at Arizona. He is an incredible pass rusher off the edge.
196	Pittsburgh Steelers	DE, FS, P	Alex Henry, K/P, Nebraska	Henry is the best kicker in the draft and can replace Shuisham as our kicker. Also is insurance incase Sepulveda gets hurt again.
197	Green Bay Pakcers	DE, K	Anthony Gray, NT, Southern Miss	Gray is a physical beast but might be too short to play NT. However, he is worth the risk here.
198	New York Giants	LB, CB, DT	Doug Hogue, OLB, Syracuse	Hogue is at worst solid depth and at best a very solid starer.
199	Kansas City Chiefs	QB, RB, ILB	Jamie Harper, RB, Clemson	Harper is a very physical runner and adds a power back to the Chiefs arsenal.
200	Minnesota Vikings	OLB, CB, RG, WR, LE, K, C, DT	Marcus Gilchrist, CB, Clemson	Gilchrist is the BPA and fills a big need at CB for the Vikings.
201	San Diego Chargers	RT, ST	Stanley Havili, FB, USC	Havili gives them a big, physical FB that can catch, run, and block.
202	New York Giants	CB, DT	Cortez Allen, CB, Citadel	Allen is an incredible pickup this late in the draft and fills a big time need at CB.
203	Carolina Panthers	WR1, CB	DeAndre Brown, WR, Southern Mississippi	Brown has all the intagibles to become a dominate WR, he just needs to drop the attitude.
204	Green Bay Packers	DE, K	Kai Forbath, K, UCLA	Forbath has a huge leg and is very accurate.
205	Denver Broncos	LB, DE, LT, RT, CB3	Ryan Winterswyk, DE, Boise State	Ryan will provide good depth at DE.
206	Buffalo Bills	RT, CB3	Brandyn Thompson, CB, Boise State	Thompson should be a very solid nickel or dime corner.
207	Cincinnati Bengals	SS, K, KR	Dennoirs Searcy, S, UNC	Searcy is a good prospect that could become a decent starter.
208	New York Jets	ILB, K	Chris White, ILB, Mississippi State	White is a good athlete that could become a starter if developed properly.
209	Seattle Seahawks	QB, K	Greg McElroy, QB, Alabama	McElroy could end up actually starting in the NFL but at worst he will be a solid #2 QB.
210	San Francisco 49ers		Lee Smith, TE, Marshall	With all their needs filled, the 49ers add a versatile TE that can pair with Vernon Davis.
211	San Francisco 49ers		Brandon Hogan, CB, WVU	Hogan projects best as a nickel corner but might be able to be a #2.
212	Tennessee Titans	Weak LB	Spencer Paysinger, OLB, Oregon	Paysinger was over-shadowed by Casey Matthews, but he was a really good player for the Ducks.
213	Washington Redskins	QB, Rush LB, RE, FS, RG, C, FB, K, P	Thomas Keiser, OLB, Stanford	Keiser is the BPA and fills a big need at OLB. He should become a very solid starter for the Redskins.
214	Houston Texans	SS, P, DL	Dejon Gomes, SS, Nebraska	Gomes is the BPA and fills a big need. He could become a starter down the road.
215	Minnesota Vikings	OLB, RG, WR, LE, K, C, DT	Ray Dominguez, OG, Arkansas	Dominguez should provide solid depth at guard for the Vikings.
216	St. Louis Rams	DT, RB, CB, DE	Martin Parker, DT, Richmond	Parker has great potential but it will take a year or two to develop into a NFL starter.
217	Miami Dolphins	FS, CB3, Rush LB, OL	Will Hill, FS/CB, Florida	Hill has great talent but a really bad attitude. Could play safety or corner, but will likely be a safety.
218	Miami Dolphins	CB3, Rush LB, OL	Ryan Jones, CB, Northwest Missouri State	Jones dominated at his level and with a year or two he could become a solid corner.
219	Oakland Raiders	Strong LB, TE	Brett Bracket, TE, Penn State	Bracket has great athleticism but is very raw.
220	Dallas Cowboys	SS, DL	Brandon Bair, DE, Oregon	Bair could be very good depth at DE.
221	New York Giants	DT	Elisha Joseph, DT, Temple	Joseph could become a disruptive force on the inside for the Giants if developed proper.
222	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Strong LB, C, CB	Ugo Chinasa, OLB, Oklahoma State	Chinasa is the BPA by far and fills a big need at OLB.
223	Kansas City Chiefs	QB, ILB	Mike Mohammed, ILB, California	Mohammed should provide a good backup LB for the Chiefs D.
224	Washington Redskins	QB, RE, FS, RG, C, FB, K, P	Chris Culliver, FS, South Carolina	Culliver is the BPA and fills a big need at FS.
225	Baltimore Ravens		Jeff Maehl, WR, Oregon	Maehl gives the Ravens a great athlete that just needs to improve his route running.
226	New Orleans Saints	DE, RT, SS	Markus White, DE, Florida State	White is a great pickup this late for the Saints. He can provide solid depth and maybe start down the line.
227	Seattle Seahawks	K	Da'Rell Scott, RB, Maryland	Scott gives them a great compliment to Marshawn Lynch.
228	Baltimore Ravens		Josh Bynes	Bynes and Sturdivant can make the ILB spot set for the next decade for the Ravens.
229	Atlanta Falcons	LT, Strong LB, TE, DE	Charlie Grant, TE, Michigan State	Grant gives them a potential replacement for Tony Gonzalez.
230	Atlanta Falcons	LT, Strong LB, DE	David Carter, DE, UCLA	Carter could provide good depth at DE.
231	Pittsburgh Steelers	DE, FS	Mana Silva, FS, Hawaii	Silva models his game after his idol, Troy Polamalu. Silva has a ton of potential and could be the replacement to Ryan Clark in a year or two.
232	Green Bay Packers	DE	Vance Cuff, CB, Georgia	Cuff gives them another young corner in case somebody walks away in FA next season.
233	San Diego Chargers	RT, ST	David Mims, OT, Virgina Union	Mims has good potential and should be a solid backup tackle.
234	Miami Dolphins	Rush LB, OL	Steven Friday, OLB, Virginia Tech	Friday has great athleticism and is at worst a very good special teamer.
235	Minnesota Vikings	OLB, WR, LE, K, C, DT	Armon Binns, WR, Cincinnati	Binns gives Joe Webb or whoever their QB is a great weapon in the slot.
236	Philadelphia Eagles	OLB	Marc Schiechl, OLB, Colordao School of the Mines	Marc is a very small school player who could develop into a decent OLB.
237	Oakland Raiders	Strong LB	Owen Marecic, FB/LB/ST, Stanford	Marecic is a hard-nosed player that can play 3 ways.
238	Seattle Seahawks	K	Tori Gurley, TE/WR, South Carolina	One way to make up for only an average QB is to surround him with a ton of weapons.
239	New Orleans Saints	RT, SS	T.J. Yates, QB, UNC	Yates can be a solid backup to Drew Brees.
240	Carolina Panthers	CB	Devon Torrence, CB, Ohio State	Torrence has a good skill set and should be at worst a dime corner and at best a #2.
241	Buffalo Bills	RT	Bruce Miller, OLB, Central Florida	Miller is too good to pass up here. He gives the Bills a very good pass rusher off the edge.
242	Cincinnati Bengals	K, KR	Kris Durham, WR, Georgia	Durham was over-shadowed by A.J. Green but he was still extremely productive at Georgia.
243	Denver Broncos	LB, LT, RT, CB3	Mario Butler, CB, Georgia Tech	Butler projects as a nickel corner, which is exactly what Denver needs.
244	Cleveland Browns	RG, K	Ryan Bartholomew, C/G, Syracuse	Ryan played center at Syracuse but might be able to move outside to guard.
245	Arizona Cardinals	LG, RT	John Bender, OG, Nevada	Bender could become a decnet starting guard.
246	San Francisco 49ers		Shaun Chapas, FB, Georgia	Chapas is a very good FB that should be solid in the NFL.
247	Tennessee Titans		Johnny White, RB, UNC	White is a huge steal here and gives them another weapon in the backfield to make up for having to start a rookie QB.
248	Dallas Cowboys	SS, DL	Chris Neild, NT, WVU	Neild can be a good spot NT to pair with Ratliff.
249	Washington Redskins	QB, RE, RG, C, FB, K, P	Nathan Enderle, QB, Idaho	Enderle could actually become a starting QB if developed properly.
250	Houston Texans	P, DL	Chas Henry, P, Florida	Mr. Irrelevant is a punter who has a huge leg.

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No to McDaniels

The Colts don’t go for character concerns early.

I’d also prefer Watkins or Hudson to Nevis. I like Nevis, but he’s a lot like Moala and Foster.

Choke/Clutch is the fetishization of the small sample size.

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by shake n bake on Apr 21, 2011 5:41 PM EDT reply actions

Colts

Love new format. I’ll break it down round by round:

1: Love it.

2: Not crazy on Nevis because he’s a 3-tech not a 1-tech.

3: Don’t like it. I’d prefer to see Tyler Sash

4: An ok pick, but I could also see going to Brewer because RT desperately needs an upgrade

5:Not sure about Powell because the Colts backfield is already crowded. I’d have to go back and look at tape of his hands and blocking ability. Otherwise, Shake is quite high on Jailil Brown and I trust him.

6:solid versatile player

Some quibbles, mostly in the second and third rounds, but on the whole a solid outing for the Colts. Major A for effort on the 7 rounder.

by TrueBlue87 on Apr 22, 2011 1:31 PM EDT up reply actions

I could sadly see the draft going this way for the Cowboys

where they ignore offensive line and instead bank on there being some sort of free agency so we can overpay some guy to play RT. So really, as much as I dislike this outcome in the sense of not addressing the O-line, it wouldn’t shock me if it happened. The silver lining of this draft would be the fact that we would inject some more youth into our secondary.

If I had a nickel for every time the Eagles won the Super Bowl, I would have zero nickels

by Creasy729 on Apr 21, 2011 5:48 PM EDT reply actions

Agree

O-line needs to be fixed and I don’t like Prince at 9. Hopefully we’ll trade down and then pick an OT.

by CaliCowboysFan92 on Apr 21, 2011 6:09 PM EDT up reply actions

Your loss.

Go Suns, Packers, Jays, and Huskers!

Green Bay Packers: Super Bowl XLV Champions!!!!

by Omaha Sun on Apr 21, 2011 6:52 PM EDT up reply actions

This is worst case scenario for me.

I really hope we are done trying the shit on wall approach to OL drafting. There is no one is this draft that I am happy to have on the Cowboys.

Without trades this is how I would change this.
1rst – Tyron Smith
2nd – Stefan Wisnewski
3rd – Jerrel Powe
4th – DeMarcus VanDyke
5th – Kelvin Sheppard
6th – Darell Scott
7th – Anyone left not named Nield.

Wars are won in the trenches and we need some new big uglies!

by BigDinLA on Apr 24, 2011 2:23 PM EDT up reply actions

Seahawks

No to WR in round 2, the need for WR is just too small compared to other needs on our roster. Would rather have Mallet if he fell that far and use the McElroy pick to get some depth on the lines. We already have one “could start, but most likely a backup” QB in Charlie Whitehurst. But other than that pretty solid.

by Lock_down on Apr 21, 2011 5:55 PM EDT reply actions

And props on the formatting and coloring

Obvious that you put a lot of work into it and it shows. Good job

by Lock_down on Apr 21, 2011 5:59 PM EDT up reply actions

+1 on the props, good work man

gotta agree on the Mallet pick though, If he went all the the way to round two, they would probably snag him. Mallet, Smith and Barksdale, what a draft that would be!!!! Good work!!

by gimpycb on Apr 21, 2011 6:54 PM EDT up reply actions

Ahh, the Colors-

Also, DO NOT LIKE CLAYBORN

Aye, business is business and money is money i never said we were friends.

by 4QB on Apr 21, 2011 5:56 PM EDT reply actions

Oooo look at this!

Giants draft is pretty good. I hate Nate Solder, but I’d agree he could be the pick there. The 2nd to the 7th was some masterpiece stuff. The RB is one thing I’d question, but I think Williams is a good player and excellent value there.

And if its a RB, I’d probably prefer Vereen anyway, but that’s nit-picking since the Giants did spend a visit on Williams.

I’m sure this draft would send plenty of “drafting a LBzez = Super Bowl champions” cretins off a cliff, but that’s OK by me.

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by Rorschach44 on Apr 21, 2011 6:07 PM EDT reply actions

consider me a cretin about to run off a cliff.

It’s not a bad mock by any means for the Giants. Personal preference is

1) Mike Pouncey, C
2) Mason Foster, OLB
3) Joseph Barksdale, OT
4) Jaiquawn Jarrett, FS
6) Taiwan Jones, RB
6) Cortez Allen, CB
6) Lee Smith, TE
7) Owen Marecic, FB

That would be a disgusting disgusting draft for the Giants

Final Dream Draft

1) Akeem Ayers, OLB
2) Marvin Austin, DT
3) Jake Kirkpatrick, OC
4) Chimdi Chekwa, CB
6) Henry Hynoski, FB
6) Jarriel King, OT
6) Josh Bynes, ILB
7) Ricardo Lockette, KR/PR

by BigBlueIntervention on Apr 21, 2011 8:08 PM EDT up reply actions

the more I look at any of these LBs

its more apparent they’re already on the roster. Maybe if our guys can stay healthy in camp, if there is one, and play during the season maybe we can get a better look.

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by Rorschach44 on Apr 21, 2011 8:16 PM EDT up reply actions

I really hope your right, man, I'm a little bit more pessimistic

about our LB corps than you are, but if any of them can stand out, I wouldn’t mind.

Final Dream Draft

1) Akeem Ayers, OLB
2) Marvin Austin, DT
3) Jake Kirkpatrick, OC
4) Chimdi Chekwa, CB
6) Henry Hynoski, FB
6) Jarriel King, OT
6) Josh Bynes, ILB
7) Ricardo Lockette, KR/PR

by BigBlueIntervention on Apr 21, 2011 9:10 PM EDT up reply actions

I just don't see drafting another rookie as making any difference

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by Rorschach44 on Apr 22, 2011 12:53 AM EDT up reply actions

I like this draft

These are reasonable picks. Not my favorite OL players, but I’ll forgive you since you did 7 rounds. We could like Williams, and Jarrett would be a good replacement for Grant as the 3rd safety.

For LB, Hogue is a good value in the 6th, we could use someone with great athleticism. SAM will have to work itself out. Cortez Allen is great.

My one change I’ll have to call for is Cameron. We already have a young receiving TE in Beckum. Who does not play much because TEs are primarily blockers for the Giants. Lee Smith would be a better fit.

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by ct17 on Apr 22, 2011 1:12 AM EDT up reply actions

I dunno

I like Cameron, reminds me of Boss. Maybe getting a younger more athletic version of Bossman without the cobwebs in that noggin is a good thing. Beckum can’t block cuz he just never did it, like at all in college. Cameron was an actual TE, so he did it some.

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by Rorschach44 on Apr 22, 2011 8:10 AM EDT up reply actions

you're right about that

I suppose we have to hope that everything works itself out then. I’m willing to see what Adrian Tracy can do.

I’m losing alot of faith in Sintim. He was healthy in the beginning of the year and still couldn’t beat out Bulluck. Still though, I guess JR still has hope, so who knows.

Final Dream Draft

1) Akeem Ayers, OLB
2) Marvin Austin, DT
3) Jake Kirkpatrick, OC
4) Chimdi Chekwa, CB
6) Henry Hynoski, FB
6) Jarriel King, OT
6) Josh Bynes, ILB
7) Ricardo Lockette, KR/PR

by BigBlueIntervention on Apr 22, 2011 2:34 PM EDT up reply actions

I like the jags picks except for

Brandon Burton would prefer Rashard Carmichael, and the Delonte Carter pick would prefer Little or Jarret there.

Can't stand the truth?

by Aristotle45 on Apr 21, 2011 6:15 PM EDT reply actions

oh and for the 6th round pick

i would prefer Taiwan Jones there, which I doubt he makes it that far.

Can't stand the truth?

by Aristotle45 on Apr 21, 2011 6:19 PM EDT up reply actions

holy hell my eyes. lol

mmmmm.... delicious

by Cup Noodles on Apr 21, 2011 6:16 PM EDT reply actions

love the Panthers draft

not personally into Gabbert, but everything else was very solid

by vitzeng on Apr 21, 2011 6:20 PM EDT reply actions

Man great format and loving the Jets draft!!!

I mean it could have been better, considering I love Martez Wilson in the first, and Houston was kind of a risk…but for the most part I like the positions you hit and how you gave us great depth. This was probably the only 7 round mock that I love for us props man.

by JetKing55 on Apr 21, 2011 6:28 PM EDT reply actions

Nice

please give us back our 7th rounder from the Ravens. Thank you.

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by dbcouver on Apr 21, 2011 6:43 PM EDT reply actions

Good Jags mock

Way to go BPA, and we already have the best tandem in the league(not to be cocky), but another guy can’t hurt.

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by rhettchrystal on Apr 21, 2011 6:46 PM EDT reply actions

Great job Mocking for the Packers

There’s really not much to say. You got us a 3rd down back, which is what we need. At least based upon what you’re telling me he seems like one…..I like Watkins in the 2nd Round, just not in the 1st (although we’re not built to win now, we are built to win for a long time).

The only thing I criticize is Martez Wilson at #32. He’s projected as an ILB in either scheme. It’s way too risky to try and move him to OLB, where the role is drastically different. The Packers are kind of a hard one to pick for here though because all of our guys are taken just before #32. If Green Bay was in this situation, I would probably go after CB Brandon Harris. Not that I like him a lot or anything, but he would provide depth in case Charles Woodson gets injured. Sir Charles after all is catching up in age….

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by Jabooty on Apr 21, 2011 6:53 PM EDT reply actions

Wilson is being praised for his versatility and ability to play multiple positions.

I don’t love the pick, but we have some pretty good coaches who can get him ready to go and find a way to utilize his strengths.

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by Omaha Sun on Apr 21, 2011 6:56 PM EDT up reply actions

Johnson is a solid pick, and the OT with the Comp. pick is nice.

OBSIMH will love the Chekwa pick.

Gray sounds interesting. Can he play LDE?

You can have Forbath. I want Henery.

Cuff is a good pick if he can contribute on ST.

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by Omaha Sun on Apr 21, 2011 6:59 PM EDT up reply actions

Anthony Gray

I’m not too familiar with Gray, but he has the size to man the LE position being 317 lbs. However, he’s a little short for what you would like out of a DE. I can see the packers asking him to add another 10 lbs to rotate in at LE out of the base and be a backup at NT for Raji. Pickett and Green are both catching up in age and I don’t expect them to return to Green Bay after the 2011 Season. So I wouldn’t envision him as a starter by any means, but a solid backup for Raji and someone to rotate in at LE for the base.

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by Jabooty on Apr 21, 2011 7:16 PM EDT up reply actions

That's exactly what I was thinking.

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by Omaha Sun on Apr 21, 2011 7:52 PM EDT up reply actions

Rec for the deication.

Plus I like the Packers draft.

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by Omaha Sun on Apr 21, 2011 6:54 PM EDT reply actions

*dedication

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by Omaha Sun on Apr 21, 2011 7:09 PM EDT up reply actions

Bears needs are

OG
DT (3tech)
C
OT
CB(2)
WR

Not DE nor RB.

I'll roll up

by suckmyditka on Apr 21, 2011 7:02 PM EDT reply actions

I'd love it if J.J. Watt fell

not only could he hold down the fort as a DE in the 3/4 he can also stay in for our nickle packages. And don’t for get, he was a TE before he transferred to Wisconsin. He could be useful as a blocking TE in goal-line and other offensive packages.

I personally am not very high on Jones ILB. I also don’t think, from past history, AJ Smith will draft an ILB that high.

A true FB. He’s talented, yes, but it’s just not AJ’s style. think blocking TE.

BOOM!

by whatsapip on Apr 21, 2011 7:03 PM EDT reply actions

As for the Nebraska guys,

Paul has all the intangibles and should contribute right away for the Browns.

Great intangibles isn’t really how I’d describe Niles.

I admire that you’ve stayed pretty consisent on your opinion of Hagg and Gomes. I too think they will both contribute in some way.

I think DEN is a great landing spot for Helu. He can replace the other Nebraska RB that can’t stay healthy, and could play a significant role as a rookie.

Keith Williams is a good pick for Atlanta. He’s a bit of a risk, but in the 6th round he’s a great selection. He has the strength to be a solid run-blocking OG, which I’m sure Michael Turner would appreciate.

So who signs Mike McNeill as an UDFA?

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by Omaha Sun on Apr 21, 2011 7:08 PM EDT reply actions

SOme of these QBs such as Dalton a nd Kaepernick are way too low

by Jagsrok9008 on Apr 21, 2011 7:14 PM EDT reply actions

I started making this mock about 5 weeks ago which was before Dalton and Kaepernick exploded into

late 1st to early 2nd round prospects

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by seton hall and steelers on Apr 23, 2011 12:19 PM EDT up reply actions

no olineman in the first 3 round for the boys?

no thanks

by demarcus94 on Apr 21, 2011 7:46 PM EDT reply actions

I'm fine if thats how the jags draft actually plays out but my personal preference with what there is...

1st: Cameron Jordan
2nd: Colin Kaepernick
3rd: Brandon Burton
4th: Jaiquawn Jarrett
4th; Ahmad Black
5th: Kelvin Sheppard/Colin McCarthy
6th: Taiwan Jones

by jaguarfan34 on Apr 21, 2011 8:28 PM EDT reply actions

Wow, do Jagfans think alike? lol

I was about to say nearly the same thing, expect for ahmad black.

by Sylvester.The.Jaguar.fan on Apr 24, 2011 12:41 AM EDT up reply actions

You haven't met Jags.0?

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by Omaha Sun on Apr 24, 2011 2:19 AM EDT up reply actions

Great job for the Saints

Filled a lot of needs. I like Leshoure over Ingram too, so I’m happy with that pick. Bruce Carter in the third is great.

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by Alex Swift on Apr 21, 2011 8:35 PM EDT reply actions

This was a great draft for the Bucs

I might have changed a pick or two but really it looks great.

by Pirate25 on Apr 21, 2011 8:59 PM EDT reply actions

Perfect

Draft for the Cards… I hope it happens. Only thing I don’t like is seeing the 49ers take Peterson….. Thats going to hurt when we play against them

by Will Smith on Apr 21, 2011 9:45 PM EDT reply actions

Ravens

I’m not a fan of the first two picks. In the first I think Wilkerson or Justin Houston would be better fits for us and in the 2nd I think Dowling could be a possibility if there and I think we would really consider Greg Little. If not in the 2nd I just don’t see us pasing on Little again in the 3rd. We do need a speed WR, but skill wise Little is better than Gates and I wouldn’t even mind grabbing both. I will not be shocked if we go out and get 2 WR’s this draft. As far as the 3rd round on I have no problem and feel those would be some solid picks. Props on the 7 round mock.

by AV23 on Apr 21, 2011 10:20 PM EDT reply actions

I like the formatting

I think some players are too low, such as Gilchrist and Culliver. No way Culliver falls to the 7th with his size and speed.

Tejay Johnson is not playing football. Said he’s giving it up to pursue some kind of career helping others. And he is from TCU.

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by ct17 on Apr 22, 2011 1:19 AM EDT reply actions

Cool format

Love Dareus Paea, and Rudolph. I like Carter as well, but with Bruce Carter still available I think we would go in that direction. S is a big need, but LB is even bigger and Carter is a 1st round talent.

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by DBroncs1414 on Apr 22, 2011 3:31 AM EDT reply actions

Wow I forgot they had the same last name lol

I like Q Carter, but with B Carter still available I think we go B Carter, he’s the 1st round talent and plays a position of our biggest need

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by DBroncs1414 on Apr 22, 2011 3:32 AM EDT up reply actions

didn't see you also gave us Helu jr.

great pick there, we need some young’un who can give us a few solid carries

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by DBroncs1414 on Apr 22, 2011 3:38 AM EDT up reply actions

lions

list of needs – 2 OLB, CB, LT, C, SS, RB – change LT to RG.. we dont need a SS.. but we do need a slot WR

1st LB Ayers – love the pick

2nd CB A Willems – if his 40 is any indication he will be a S in the nfl…he should be a good one but not a need for us… rather see house here who i could not find in your mock

3rd OC Kirkpatrick – not horrible but he needs to add a few pounds imo… not sure how he will do in a PBS either,, rather see Tim Barnes.. he needs to add pounds as well but he is a much bett pass protector imo

4th RB Vereen – not a fan.. G Little D Murray D Carter are all better fits and better value imo

5th S Hines – as i said above we dont need a S.. coleman is better then hines.. like to see us go RB J Harper or a WR like D Moore

7th WR webber – if we havent gone WR yet maybe.. but we did get a 7th round WR last year so i donno..

overall not to bad you seemed to ht the positions for the most part just not system fits witch is the hard part.. other then that another LB would have been nice.. didnt see where L Wilson went but i have my eye on him as a 4th or 5th rounder

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by det32 on Apr 22, 2011 8:37 AM EDT reply actions

Im not as sold as det32

I question nearly every pick. Ayers fits a need but picked way too high. Aaron Williams if he can stay at corner is a good pick but I think hes alot like the Lions 3rd rounder last year Amari Spievey. A college corner that was switched to S. Kirkpatrick fits a need but hes drafted way too high. Vereen is an interesting pick. Hes a tough back and decent value at 107 but is he the inside bruiser Detroit needs? maybe not but again I think he runs harder and is more physical than Best so he can complement him. Hines isn’t a need and is drafted too high. Webber I cant speak much on. WR is a need and if this guy can suceed in the NFL hes worth a 7th round pick.

by BSims on Apr 22, 2011 3:11 PM EDT up reply actions

i wacth few highlights on webber.. going of of them he is alot like toone..

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by det32 on Apr 22, 2011 6:12 PM EDT up reply actions

Aaron Williams can definitely play corner in the NFL. I can almost guarantee that

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by seton hall and steelers on Apr 23, 2011 12:22 PM EDT up reply actions

ive read in most scouting reports

that williams projects more as a safety in the NFL..

by TheForceOfFollett on Apr 24, 2011 5:57 PM EDT up reply actions

Did you know who webber was until I posted about him?

by southpaw70 on Apr 24, 2011 2:28 PM EDT up reply actions

i did not.. looks fine for a D2 guy destroying everyone he is around.. but tim toone(who we drafted with MR irrelevant)

looks pretty much the same.. so why i am not opposed to him b/c low risk.. i donno that its the best pick

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by det32 on Apr 24, 2011 4:10 PM EDT up reply actions

agreed

If Jimmy Smith is a top 15 talent then why’s he a reach at 13? I would rather take Smith there and pick from a crop of talented linebackers in the 2nd round. Like that you have us going with an interior lineman with the 3rd though

by TheForceOfFollett on Apr 24, 2011 5:55 PM EDT up reply actions

Great job and rec

by Steve_Chiefs on Apr 22, 2011 12:35 PM EDT reply actions

Come on Seton, Philadelphia owns Seattle's original 7th round pick.

I told you that before the live draft so you should remember it! ; )

by Coach Owens on Apr 22, 2011 12:44 PM EDT reply actions

Crap. I was using my originial draft order and forgot to change thtat. My bad

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by seton hall and steelers on Apr 23, 2011 12:23 PM EDT up reply actions

Jaguars

I would be pissed if these were our picks. There is only one or two that I like.

by Jags.0 on Apr 22, 2011 12:59 PM EDT reply actions

I like the Jets draft

Not crazy about Dion Lewis but as a late round pick I’d be ok with it. Guy in the 3rd is a good pick and while personally I don’t think Houston will be the game changing pass rusher they so desperately need I wouldn’t fault them for taking him.

by andrew21 on Apr 22, 2011 1:25 PM EDT reply actions

Good work

I like your formatting, as many have said here. As for the Colts:

1st-Love it, obviously. Fits a need and fits in.
2nd-I like him, though I’ve never been a big DT in the early rounds fan. My dream is that Paea scares people off with his injury and slips to us…yeah right.
3rd-Not a huge fan, but fills a need.
4th-Don’t know much about him. Have the Colts called him in? Usualy this doesn’t mean anything, but I’ve heard nothing.
5th-I don’t understand the fascination with mocking RBs to Indy. Too many other needs. I’d go WR at some point.
6th-Again, we have two very viable TEs, don’t use a FB. But as a late round flier, sure.

I don’t know who I would prefer over your picks, because I’m no expert. Salas in the 4th and Guard help later? The trouble with this year’s OL class for Indy is there appears to be very few versatile interior linemen, but plenty of OTs who may not overwhelm anyone but will be start-worthy. As usual, Polian will go best available. But I’d be shocked if he didn’t address OL with two of the first four picks like you have it here. Safety in the first four rounds is a fair bet too. As others have said, Sash fits in (Iowa guy…he LOVES big ten safeties and corners). IDK. I know very little.

Thanks. Great work.

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by LukeNukem on Apr 22, 2011 2:55 PM EDT reply actions

i would be thrilled with a draft! - chiefs

would like to draft a mid-late round qb project but i still think this was a job well done! can always get a veteran qb in FA if we ever have one. rec’d … awesome

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by KC Nate on Apr 22, 2011 9:38 PM EDT reply actions

Pick 159

Where’d it go? I was scrolling through the 5th round looking for the Pats pick and I couldn’t find it :P

Love the dedication though!

by 108 on Apr 23, 2011 12:42 AM EDT reply actions

Nice Jags mock for the most part

1) Cam Jordan- Can’t argue with that

2)Titus Young- I love his game, he has great speed and will be a threat in the league but BPA would have to be Kaepernick at that point with what is left of the board.

3)Brandon Burton- Great 3rd rounder

4)Delonte Carter- Not better than Greg Little, Greg Romeus, Jaiqwaun Jarret, or DeMarco Murry in my opinion.

4) Pat Devlin- If the top of the draft were to workout the way you have it, I wouldn’t mind this pick, I’m not as down on him as most.

5) Tejay Johnson- I heard he wasn’t playing football but even if he was, I don’t like him more than Kelvin Sheppard or Colin McCarthy. You even have 4 CBs I would take before him in the 5th, Sherman, House, Chekwa, and Brown would be the pick before Johnson.

6) Jonas Mouton- I like him alot in the 6th

by Sylvester.The.Jaguar.fan on Apr 24, 2011 12:49 AM EDT reply actions

No Heyward please. Not as strong as people think he is, plus he stated he LOVES the Steelers, so that makes me hate him. Plus I see Baltimore going after Houston or Wilkerson there.

Also, the Ravens don’t take CB’s after the 3rd round, Ozzie Newsome and Eric DeCosta have stated that publicly twice this off season. And we especially won’t be taking two. Although I do like the Jalil Brown pick.

But damn good job putting this whole thing together, you are a mock nerd and I mean that in the best way possible!

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by Mr MaLoR on Apr 24, 2011 1:06 AM EDT reply actions

Love thhe color thing shows you are serious somewhat.

Not ok with draft but you made me go look at some people i never thought to be on our team. Like eric hagg. All and all not a bad draft you address our needs. Kerley would be a much younger kevin walter but with speed.

by southpaw70 on Apr 24, 2011 2:37 PM EDT reply actions

Eric Hagg is a solid pick.

I’m surprised you hadn’t heard about him, unless you don’t watch college ball. For some reason all the TV guys loved to gush over him whenever Nebraska played.

Hagg is struggling a bit in civerage last I heard, but he does have potential to be a good safety. Worst case scenario he’s a very good ST contributor.

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by Omaha Sun on Apr 24, 2011 7:55 PM EDT up reply actions

yea i watch college football but not as much now

by southpaw70 on Apr 25, 2011 5:09 PM EDT up reply actions

the colors are really cool actually

by Archie Barberio on Apr 26, 2011 11:56 AM EDT up reply actions

I hate how every mock has the browns passing on Peterson don’t think it will happen

by Vezoma on Apr 24, 2011 10:19 PM EDT reply actions

Another mistake:

I would have loved if Pat Peterson had gone to Nebraska (can you imagine that secondary?), but he went to LSU.

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by Omaha Sun on Apr 25, 2011 2:02 AM EDT reply actions

shit, my bad. Just overlooked that when I was typing it. I obviously knew he went to LSU but I was on an airplane and got confused. Must have thought I was typing PA

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by seton hall and steelers on Apr 28, 2011 1:21 AM EDT up reply actions

I think this is a pretty solid draft for the Eagles

I like demarco murray in the 4th and I think he and McCoy would be a terrific 2 back tandem. I like mason foster a lot too and Pouncey would be a good solution for the revolving door that is the Eagles Right guard position.

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by James_C on Apr 25, 2011 3:51 PM EDT reply actions