6 Round NFL Mock Draft
by seton hall and steelers on Feb 12, 2012 10:36 PM EST
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Round 1
1. Indianapolis (2-14) – Team Needs: QB, OG, SS, OC, 2CB, WR, NT, TE, DE, LB, RB – Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford
2. St. Louis (2-14) – 2OT, 2WR, 2OLB, FS, CB, DT, OC, RB, FB – Matt Kalil, OT, USC
3. Minnesota (3-13) – LT, CB, WR, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Morris Claiborne, CB, LSU
4. Cleveland (4-12) – QB, WR, RT, DE, CB, OLB, RB, OG, FS, DT, K- Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor
5. Tampa Bay (4-12) – 2CB, 2LB, RT, WR, OC, RB, LG, FB, DT, QB, K – Jonathan Martin, OT, Stanford
After the jump see the rest of this mock draft
6. Washington (5-11) – QB, WR, LG, ILB, RT, CB, NT, TE, OC, SS, K, Rush LB – Justin Blackmon, WR, Oklahom State
7. Jacksonville (5-11) – QB, WR, 2CB, DE, FS, RT, P, OC, LB – Quinton Coples, DE, North Carolina
8. Miami (6-10) – QB, RT, Rush LB, NT, FS, RG, CB, TE, DE, ILB – Riley Reiff, OT, Iowa
9. Carolina (6-10) – DT, CB, LB, RT, 2S, RG, WR, K – Dre Kirkpatrick, CB, Alabama
10. Buffalo (6-10) – OLB, DE, WR, LT, CB, QB, TE – Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame
11. Kansas City (7-9) – QB, RT, NT, CB, OG/OC, TE, RB, Rush LB, ILB – David DeCastro, OG, Stanford
12. Seattle (7-9) – QB, RDE, OG, DT, LDE, CB, RB – Michael Brockers, DT/DE, LSU
13. Arizona (8-8) – RT, WR, RG, DE, Rush LB, ILB, CB, QB, NT, K, P – Courtney Upshaw, OLB, Alabama
14. Dallas (8-8) – CB, OC, OG, S, DE, OLB, ILB, Backup QB, P – Janoris Jenkins, CB, North Alabama
15. Philadelphia (8-8) – LB, DT, CB, S, WR, TE – Luke Kuechly, LB, Boston College
16. New York Jets (8-8) – OLB, RT, FS, SS, RG, LG, WR, DE – Melvin Ingram, OLB/DE, South Carolina
17. Cincinnati - from Oakland (8-8) – CB, RB, S, OG, WR, DE, DT, Strong LB – Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama
18. San Diego (8-8) – OLB, SS, OT, OG, TE, CB, NT, ILB, RB, WR, QB – Whitney Mercilus, OLB/DE, Illinois
19. Chicago (8-8) – WR1, OT, CB, DE, LB, OC, S, DT, QB – Alshon Jeffery, WR, South Carolina
20. Tennessee (9-7) – OC, 2OG, DE, 2S, Weak LB, CB, WR – Peter Konz, OC/OG, Wisconsin
21. Cincinnati* (9-7) - CB, S, OG, WR, DE, DT, Strong LB – Devon Still, DE/DT, Penn State
22. Cleveland - from Atlanta* (10-6) - WR, RT, DE, CB, OLB, RB, OG, FS, DT, K - Mohammed Sanu, WR, Rutgers
23. Detroit* (10-6) – CB, LT, SS, DE, OC, LB, RT, RB, QB, P – Chase Minnifield, CB, Virginia
24. Pittsburgh* (12-4) – OG, ILB, NT, OT, S, K, CB, QB, RB – Mike Adams, OT, Ohio State
25. Denver* (8-8) – CB, RB, LG/RT, DT, OC, ILB, WR, K, SS, QB – Lamar Miller, RB, Miami
26. Houston* (10-6) –WR, NT, S, OG, LB, P, CB – Mark Barron, S, Alabama
27. New England - from New Orleans* (13-3) – WR, CB, DT, OLB, S, RG, DE – Stephon Gilmore, CB, South Carolina
28. Green Bay* (15-1) – LB, S, DE, CB, OC, RB, TE, OT – Nick Perry, OLB/DE, USC
29. Baltimore* (12-4) – ILB, OC, LT, FS, OG, WR (big), CB – Donta Hightower, ILB, Alabama
30. San Francisco* (13-3) – WR, RG, Rush LB, QB, FS, CB, DE – Kendall Wright, WR, Baylor
31. New England* (13-3) - WR, DT, OLB, S, RG, DE – Vinny Curry, OLB, Marshall
32. New York Giants* (9-7) – ILB, OG, OT, CB, TE, OC, RB – Cordy Glenn, OG, Georgia
· Atlanta -> Cleveland: Julio Jones
· New Orleans -> New England: Mark Ingram
· Oakland -> Cincinnati: Carson Palmer
Round 2
- St. Louis (2-14) - OT, 2WR, 2OLB, FS, CB, DT, OC, RB, FB – Zach Brown, OLB, North Carolina
- Indianapolis (2-14) - OG, SS, OC, 2CB, WR, NT, TE, DE, LB, RB – Alfonzo Dennard, CB, Nebraska
- Minnesota (3-13) - LT, WR, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Zebrie Sanders, OT, Florida State
- Tampa Bay (4-12) - 2CB, 2LB, WR, OC, RB, LG, FB, DT, QB, K – Ronnell Lewis, LB, Oklahoma
- Cleveland (4-12) - RT, DE, CB, OLB, RB, OG, FS, DT, K – Andre Branch, DE, Clemson
- Jacksonville (5-11) - QB, WR, 2CB, FS, RT, P, OC, LB – Josh Norman, CB, Coastal Carolina
- Washington (5-11) - QB, LG, ILB, RT, CB, NT, TE, OC, SS, K, Rush LB – Vontaze Burfict, ILB, Arizona State
- Carolina (6-10) - DT, LB, RT, 2S, RG, WR, K – Brandon Thompson, DT, Clemson
- Buffalo (6-10) - OLB, DE, LT, CB, QB, TE – Fletcher Cox, DE/DT, Mississippi State
- Miami (6-10) - QB, Rush LB, NT, FS, RG, CB, TE, DE, ILB – Markelle Martin, FS, Oklahoma State
- Seattle (7-9) - QB, RDE, OG, LDE, CB, RB – Ryan Tannehill, QB, Texas A&M
- Kansas City (7-9) - QB, RT, NT, CB, TE, RB, Rush LB, ILB – Nick Foles, QB, Arizona
- Dallas (8-8) - OC, OG, S, DE, OLB, ILB, Backup QB, P – Kelechi Osemele, OG, Iowa State
- Philadelphia (8-8) - DT, CB, S, WR, TE – Jerel Worthy, DT, Michigan State
- New York Jets (8-8) - RT, FS, SS, RG, LG, WR, DE – Nate Potter, OT, Boise State
- New England - from Oakland (8-8) - WR, OLB, S, RG, DE – Nick Toon, WR, Wisconsin
- San Diego (8-8) - SS, OT, OG, TE, CB, NT, ILB, RB, WR, QB – Dwayne Allen, TE, Clemson
- Chicago (8-8) - OT, CB, DE, LB, OC, S, DT, QB – Josh Robinson, CB, Central Florida
- Philadelphia - from Arizona (8-8) - CB, S, WR, TE – Jayron Hosley, CB, Virginia Tech
- Tennessee (9-7) - 2OG, DE, 2S, Weak LB, CB, WR – Harrison Smith, S, Notre Dame
- Cincinnati* (9-7) - CB, S, OG, WR, DE, Strong LB – Jamell Fleming, CB, Oklahoma
- Detroit* (10-6) - LT, SS, DE, OC, LB, RT, RB, QB, P – Michael Brewster, OC, Ohio State
- Atlanta* (10-6) – LT, CB, TE, OC, DE, RB, ILB, RG, FS, WR, LB - Coby Fleener, TE, Stanford
- Pittsburgh* (12-4) - OG, ILB, NT, S, K, CB, QB, RB – Dontari Poe, NT, Memphis
- Denver* (8-8) - CB, LG/RT, DT, OC, ILB, WR, K, SS, QB – Brandon Washington, OG/OT, Miami
- Houston* (10-6) - WR, NT, OG, LB, P, CB – Alameda Ta’amu, NT, Washington
- New Orleans* (13-3) – OLB, DT, MLB, RT, C, SS, WR, CB – Lavonte David, OLB, Nebraska
- Green Bay* (15-1) – S, DE, CB, OC, RB, TE, OT – Billy Winn, DE, Boise State
- Baltimore* (12-4) - OC, LT, FS, OG, WR (big), CB – Ben Jones, OC, Georgia
- San Francisco* (13-3) - RG, Rush LB, QB, FS, CB, DE – Kevin Zeitler, OG, Wisconsin
- New England* (13-3) - OLB, S, RG, DE – Bruce Irvin, OLB, West Virginia
- New York Giants* (9-7) - ILB, OT, CB, TE, OC, RB – David Wilson, RB, Virginia Tech
· Oakland -> New England: Joseph Barksdale and Taiwan Jones
· Arizona -> Philadelphia: Kevin Kolb
Round 3
- Indianapolis (2-14) - OG, SS, OC, CB, WR, NT, TE, DE, LB, RB – Bobby Wagner, OLB, Utah State
- St. Louis (2-14) - OT, 2WR, OLB, FS, CB, DT, OC, RB, FB – Tommy Streeter, WR, Miami
- Minnesota (3-13) - WR, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Juron Criner, WR, Arizona
- Cleveland (4-12) - RT, CB, OLB, RB, OG, FS, DT, K – Travis Lewis, OLB, Oklahoma
- Tampa Bay (4-12) - 2CB, LB, WR, OC, RB, LG, FB, DT, QB, K – Casey Heyward, CB, Vanderbilt
- Washington (5-11) - QB, LG, RT, CB, NT, TE, OC, SS, K, Rush LB – Josh Chapman, NT, Alabama
- Jacksonville (5-11) - QB, WR, CB, FS, RT, P, OC, LB – Rueben Randle, WR, LSU
- Buffalo (6-10) - OLB, LT, CB, QB, TE – Brandon Boykin, CB, Georgia
- Miami (6-10) - QB, Rush LB, NT, RG, CB, TE, DE, ILB – Cam Johnson, OLB, Virginia
- Chicago - from Carolina (6-10) - OT, DE, LB, OC, S, DT, QB – Shea McClellin, DE, Boise State
- Kansas City (7-9) - RT, NT, CB, TE, RB, Rush LB, ILB – Orson Charles, TE, Georgia
- Seattle (7-9) - RDE, OG, LDE, CB, RB – Derek Wolfe, DE/DT, Cincinnati
- Philadelphia (8-8) - S, WR, TE – Stephen Hill, WR, Georgia Tech
- New York Jets (8-8) - FS, SS, RG, LG, WR, DE – Amini Silatolu, OG, Midwestern State
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Oakland(8-8) - San Diego (8-8) - SS, OT, OG, CB, NT, ILB, RB, WR, QB – James Brown, OT, Troy
- Chicago (8-8) - OT, LB, OC, S, DT, QB – Matt McCants, OT, UAB
- Arizona (8-8) - RT, WR, RG, DE, ILB, CB, QB, NT, K, P – Mitchell Schwarts, OT, California
- Dallas (8-8) - OC, S, DE, OLB, ILB, Backup QB, P – Philip Blake, OC, Baylor
- Tennessee (9-7) - 2OG, DE, S, Weak LB, CB, WR – Frank Alexander, DE, Oklahoma
- Cincinnati* (9-7) - S, OG, WR, DE, Strong LB – Dwight Jones, WR, North Carolina
- Atlanta* (10-6) - LT, CB, OC, DE, RB, ILB, RG, FS, WR, LB – Bobby Massie, OT, Mississippi
- Detroit* (10-6) - LT, SS, DE, LB, RT, RB, QB, P – Audie Cole, LB, N.C. State
- Pittsburgh* (12-4) - OG, ILB, S, K, CB, QB, RB – Brandon Brooks, OG, Miami (OH)
- Denver* (8-8) - CB, DT, OC, ILB, WR, K, SS, QB – Shaun Prater, CB, Iowa
- Houston* (10-6) - WR, OG, LB, P, CB – Marvin McNutt, WR, Iowa
- New Orleans* (13-3) - DT, MLB, RT, C, SS, WR, CB – Jared Crick, DT/DE, Nebraska
- Green Bay* (15-1) - S, CB, OC, RB, TE, OT – Doug Martin, RB, Boise State
- Baltimore* (12-4) - LT, FS, OG, WR (big), CB – Brian Quick, WR, Appalachian State
- San Francisco* (13-3) - Rush LB, QB, FS, CB, DE – Aaron Henry, FS, Wisconsin
- New England* (13-3) - S, RG, DE – Senio Kelemente, OG, Washington
- New York Giants* (9-7) - ILB, OT, CB, TE, OC– Levy Adcock, OT, Oklahoma State
· Carolina -> Chicago: Greg Olsen
· Raiders used 3rd-round pick on Terrelle Pryor in supplemental draft
Round 4
- St. Louis (2-14) - OT, WR, OLB, FS, CB, DT, OC, RB, FB – T.Y. Hilton, WR, Florida International
- Indianapolis (2-14) - OG, SS, OC, CB, WR, NT, TE, DE, RB – Ryan Miller, OG, Colorado
- Minnesota (3-13) - S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Lonnie Edwards, OG, Texas Tech
- Philadelphia - from Tampa Bay (4-12) - S, TE – David Paulson, TE, Oregon
- Cleveland (4-12) - RT, CB, RB, OG, FS, DT, K – Chris Polk, RB, Washington
- Jacksonville (5-11) - QB, CB, FS, RT, P, OC, LB – Leonard Johnson, CB, Iowa State
- Washington (5-11) - QB, LG, RT, CB, TE, OC, SS, K, Rush LB – Lucas Nix, OG, Pittsburgh
- Miami (6-10) - QB, NT, RG, CB, TE, DE, ILB – Kirk Cousins, QB, Michigan State
- Carolina (6-10) - LB, RT, 2S, RG, WR, K – George Iloka, S, Boise State
- Buffalo (6-10) - OLB, LT, QB, TE – Brock Osweiler, QB, Arizona State
- Seattle (7-9) - OG, LDE, CB, RB – Isaiah Pead, RB, Cincinnati
- Kansas City (7-9) - RT, NT, CB, RB, Rush LB, ILB – Matt Reynolds, OT, BYU
- New York Jets (8-8) - FS, SS, LG, WR, DE – Antonio Allen, SS, South Carolina
- Washington - from Oakland (8-8) - QB, RT, CB, TE, OC, SS, K, Rush LB – Ryan Steed, CB, Furman
- San Diego (8-8) - SS, OG, CB, NT, ILB, RB, WR, QB – Nicolas Jean-Baptise, NT, Baylor
- Chicago (8-8) - LB, OC, S, DT, QB – David Molk, OC, Michigan
- Arizona (8-8) - WR, RG, DE, ILB, CB, QB, NT, K, P – Joe Adams, WR, Arkansas
- Dallas (8-8) - S, DE, OLB, ILB, Backup QB, P – Kendall Reyes, DE, Connecticut
- Philadelphia (8-8) – S – Brandon Taylor, S, LSU
- Tennessee (9-7) - 2OG, S, Weak LB, CB, WR – Rokevious Watkins, OG, South Carolina
- Cincinnati* (9-7) - S, OG, DE, Strong LB – Rishaw Johnson, OG, California (PA)
- Detroit* (10-6) - LT, SS, DE, RT, RB, QB, P – Don Barclay, OT, West Virginia
- Cleveland - from Atlanta* (10-6) - RT, CB, OG, FS, DT, K – Tanner Hawkinson, OT, Kansas
- Pittsburgh* (12-4) - ILB, S, K, CB, QB, RB – Jerry Franklin, ILB, Arkansas
- Denver* (8-8) - DT, OC, ILB, WR, K, SS, QB – Logan Harrell, DT/DT, Fresno State
- Houston* (10-6) - OG, LB, P, CB – Joel Foreman, OG, Michigan State
- New Orleans* (13-3) - MLB, RT, C, SS, WR, CB – Tim Benford, WR, Tennessee Tech
- Green Bay* (15-1) - S, CB, OC, TE, OT – Janzen Jackson, S, McNeese State
- Buffalo - from Baltimore* (12-4) - OLB, LT, TE – Danny Trevathan, OLB, Kentucky
- San Francisco* (13-3) - Rush LB, QB, CB, DE – Jake Bequette, DE, Arkansas
- New England* (13-3) - S, DE – Chandler Jones, DE, Syracuse
- New York Giants* (9-7) - ILB, CB, TE, OC– Tank Carder, ILB, TCU
· Atlanta -> Cleveland: Julio Jones
· Oakland -> Washington: Jason Campbell
· Tampa Bay -> Philadelphia: Luke Stocker
· Baltimore -> Buffalo: Lee Evans
Round 5
- Indianapolis (2-14) - SS, OC, CB, WR, NT, TE, DE, RB – Jordan White, WR, Western Michigan
- Denver - from St. Louis (2-14) - OC, ILB, WR, K, SS, QB – Ryan Broyles, WR, Oklahoma
- Minnesota (3-13) - OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Chris Marve, ILB, Vanderbilt
- Cleveland (4-12) - CB, OG, FS, DT, K – Donnie Fletcher, CB, Boston College
- Tampa Bay (4-12) - CB, LB, WR, OC, RB, LG, FB, DT, QB, K – Jarius Wright, WR, Arkansas
- Washington (5-11) - QB, RT, TE, OC, SS, K, Rush LB – Andrew Datko, OT, Florida State
- Jacksonville (5-11) - QB, FS, RT, P, OC, LB – Blake DeChristopher, OT, Virginia Tech
- Carolina (6-10) - LB, RT, S, RG, WR, K – Marvin Jones, WR, California
- Buffalo (6-10) - LT, TE – Michael Egnew, TE, Missouri
- Miami (6-10) - NT, RG, CB, TE, DE, ILB – George Bryan, TE, N.C. State
- Kansas City (7-9) - NT, CB, RB, Rush LB, ILB – Bernard Pierce, RB, Temple
- Buffalo – from Seattle (7-9) – LT – Sean Spence, OLB, Miami
- Oakland (8-8) - NT, Rush LB, OG, CB, RT, SS, ILB, DE, RB – Hebron Fangupo, NT, BYU
- San Diego (8-8) - SS, OG, CB, ILB, RB, WR, QB – Chris Givens, WR, Wake Forest
- Chicago (8-8) - LB, S, DT, QB – Brandon Weeden, QB, Oklahoma State
- Arizona (8-8) - RG, DE, ILB, CB, QB, NT, K, P – Desmond Wynn, OG, Rutgers
- Dallas (8-8) - S, OLB, ILB, Backup QB, P – Eddie Whitley, S, Virginia Tech
- Philadelphia (8-8) – Emmanuel Acho, OLB, Texas
- New York Jets (8-8) - FS, LG, WR, DE – Eric Page, WR, Toledo
- Tennessee (9-7) - OG, S, Weak LB, CB, WR – Nigel Bradham, OLB, Florida State
- Cincinnati* (9-7) - S, DE, Strong LB – Keenan Robinson, OLB, Texas
- Atlanta* (10-6) - CB, OC, DE, RB, ILB, RG, FS, WR, LB – LaMichael James, RB, Oregon
- Detroit* (10-6) - SS, DE, RT, RB, QB, P – Julian Miller, DE, West Virginia
- Pittsburgh* (12-4) - S, K, CB, QB, RB – Jeff Fuller, WR, Texas A&M
- Denver* (8-8) - OC, ILB, K, SS, QB – James-Michael Johnson, ILB, Nevada
- Houston* (10-6) - LB, P, CB – Terrell Manning, OLB, N.C. State
- New Orleans* (13-3) - MLB, RT, C, SS, CB – J.K. Schaffer, ILB, Cincinnati
- Green Bay* (15-1) - CB, OC, TE, OT – Evan Rodriguez, TE, Temple
- Baltimore* (12-4) - LT, FS, OG, CB – Trenton Robinson, FS, Michigan State
- San Francisco* (13-3) - Rush LB, QB, CB – Adrian Hamilton, OLB, Prairie View A&M
- Cincinnati - from New England* (13-3) - S, DE – Brandon Lindsey, DE, Pittsburgh
- New York Giants* (9-7) - CB, TE, OC– Ladarius Green, TE, Louisiana Lafayette
· New England -> Cincinnati: Chad Ochocinco
· St. Louis -> Denver: Brandon Lloyd
· Buffalo à Seattle: Marshawn Lynch
Round 6
- St. Louis (2-14) - OT, OLB, FS, CB, DT, OC, RB, FB – Cliff Harris, CB/KR, Oregon
- Indianapolis (2-14) - SS, OC, CB, NT, TE, DE, RB – DeQuan Menzie, CB, Alabama
- Minnesota (3-13) - OG, LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Larry Warford, OG, Kentucky
- Tampa Bay (4-12) - CB, LB, OC, RB, LG, FB, DT, QB, K – Carmen Messina, LB, New Mexico
- Cleveland (4-12) - OG, FS, DT, K – Brett Roy, DT, Nevada
- Jacksonville (5-11) - QB, RT, P, OC, LB – Bryan Anger, P, California
- New Orleans - from Washington (5-11) - RT, C, SS, CB – Duke Ihenacho, S, San Jose State
- Buffalo (6-10) – LT – Mike Ryan, OT, Connecticut
- Miami (6-10) - NT, RG, CB, DE, ILB – Delvin Johnson, NT, Marshall
- Carolina (6-10) - LB, RT, S, RG, K – Blair Walsh, K, Washington
- Seattle (7-9) - OG, LDE, CB – Mike Martin, DE/DT, Michigan
- Kansas City (7-9) - NT, CB, Rush LB, ILB – Keith Tandy, CB, West Virginia
- San Diego (8-8) - SS, OG, CB, ILB, RB, QB – Coryell Judie, CB, Texas A&M
- Chicago (8-8) - LB, S, DT – Mike Daniels, DT, Iowa
- Arizona (8-8) - DE, ILB, CB, QB, NT, K, P – Russell Wilson, QB, Wisconsin
- Dallas (8-8) - OLB, ILB, Backup QB, P – Tanner Brock, ILB, TCU
- Philadelphia (8-8) – Kheeston Randall, DT, Texas
- New York Jets (8-8) - FS, LG, DE – Will Blackwell, OG, LSU
- Oakland (8-8) - Rush LB, OG, CB, RT, SS, ILB, DE, RB – Asa Jackson, CB, California Poly
- Tennessee (9-7) - OG, S, CB, WR – B.J. Cunningham, WR, Michigan State
- Cincinnati* (9-7) - S, DE – Donte Paige-Moss, DE/OLB, North Carolina
- Detroit* (10-6) - SS, RT, RB, QB, P – Vick Ballard, RB, Mississippi State
- Atlanta* (10-6) - CB, OC, DE, ILB, RG, FS, WR, LB – William Vlachos, OG, Alabama
- Pittsburgh* (12-4) - S, K, CB, QB, RB – Carson Wiggs, K, Purdue
- Philadelphia - from Denver* (8-8) – B.J. Coleman, QB, Tennessee Chattanooga
- Houston* (10-6) - P, CB – D’Anton Lynn, CB, Penn State
- New Orleans* (13-3) - RT, C, CB – Quentin Saulsberry, OC, Mississippi State
- Green Bay* (15-1) - CB, OC, OT – Josh Oglesby, OT, Wisconsin
- Baltimore* (12-4) - LT, OG, CB – Adam Gettis, OG, Iowa
- San Francisco* (13-3) - QB, CB – Cyrus Gray, RB, Texas A&M
- Philadelphia - from New England* (13-3) – Ronnie Hillman, RB, San Diego State
- New York Giants* (9-7) - CB, OC– A.J. Jenkins, WR, Illinois
· Denver -> Philadelphia: Joe Mays
· Washington -> New Orleans: Jammal Brown
· New England -> Philadelphia: Tracy White
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Great effort on the 6 rounder. Overall, a decent mock for the Giants. We aren't going to take 2 OL in the first 3 rounds.
I think you need to update your needs. Ours are (in no particular order)
OLB (We have Blackburn, Goff, Herzlich, Jones all vying for MLB, we need a SAM), CB, RT, OC, TE, FS, RB, WR
That being said, we could use an upgrade almost everywhere, and BPA wins out.
So my re-mock would be:
1) Cordy Glenn, RT
2) David Wilson, RB
3) Chandler Jones, DE
4) Keenan Robinson, OLB
5) Ladarius Green, TE
"We will not be denied." - Antrel Rolle
by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 12, 2012 10:46 PM EST reply actions
Gimme Fletcher Cox, Osemele or Allen
over Cordy Glenn any day.
I prefer Bradham over Tank Carder or Keenan Robinson. I LOVE Chandler Jones.
I think A.J. Jenkins is perfect for the Giants.
I can understand Allen
Osemele I have ranked lower than Glenn, and is a guard only. Doesn’t have the same footwork as Glenn though both have great arm length. Cox…ehh, I don’t want another DT, especially in the first.
Bradham has better instincts and technique, I think Robinson’s athleticism (not that Bradham isn’t athletic, Keenan is better) would speak to the Giants more.
AJ Jenkins would work in the later rounds too.
"We will not be denied." - Antrel Rolle
by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 12, 2012 10:55 PM EST up reply actions
I will try.
"We will not be denied." - Antrel Rolle
by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 12, 2012 11:03 PM EST up reply actions
I just don't think that Robinson has the size we want out of a SAM
Though I do like him, I just fear that he’s more of a WILL (which we’re kind of overloaded on).
I personally think that Osemele is more athletic than Glenn. I feel like Glenn has a lot of problems technique-wise, and people ignore those because they are enamored with his strength.
I get that, but Cox is one of those freak athletes (looks pretty tightly wound for a 300 pounder), and you know how JR feels about those guys.
Robinson has the frame to fill out to be a good SAM.
Though I have no problem with Bradham, I like him too.
Osemele is definitely more athletic than Glenn, but he’s got his fair share of technique issues. Glenn has excellent footwork, and is actually pretty fast shuffling. Also, he’s a better pass protector than people give him credit for. He’s a bit upright, but its coachable. I like Glenn’s combo of size/strength/footwork. I think its a great combination.
As far as Cox goes…well, wouldn’t be the first time JR went really athletic DL. Though if I were mocking for the Giants, we have Austin, Joseph, and Canty…Bernard may or may not come back, but considering how much we put our DE’s in the DT rotation, don’t think we go more than 3 deep at starter quality DT. If you have Cox as that much value, than I could justify it a bit more….I have him as an early 30 on my board, so it wasn’t value enough for me to justify that pick.
"We will not be denied." - Antrel Rolle
by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 12, 2012 11:12 PM EST up reply actions
Hmm
Just looked it up, everything I see says Bradham is the same size as Robinson. Guess I was wrong…that or we’ll have to wait for the weigh in.
I like them both a lot, and you have the right idea. The Giants need a SAM.
I'm not sure you can ever need a SAM
In a 4-3 defense, that’s the 11th most important position. It’s a spare parts bin position. You take someone if there is good value, but don’t get too concerned over it.
LBs in college are getting smaller, so you cannot be choosy. There is maybe 1-2 good SAM candidates every draft. Robinson is not that big but only Audie Cole is really bigger, and he plays physical, not afraid to take on blockers.
We have gotten nowhere with converting small pass rushers to SAMs.
My QB has 2 rings. Well, 3 if you want to get technical.
2012 NYG mock - 1: Dwayne Allen TE, 2: Brandon Boykin CB/RS, 3: A.J. Jenkins WR, 4: Vick Ballard RB, 5: Neiko Thorpe S, 6: Rishard Matthews WR/RS, 6: Blake DeChristopher G/T, 7: BPA
Ronnell Lewis is another one.
I wish Akeem Ayers fell to us in the 2nd.
"We will not be denied." - Antrel Rolle
by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 13, 2012 10:25 AM EST up reply actions
I want KJ Wright
Friggin seagulls. If anything shows how much we don’t value LBs, that was it. Big guy, athletic, could cover.
My QB has 2 rings. Well, 3 if you want to get technical.
2012 NYG mock - 1: Dwayne Allen TE, 2: Brandon Boykin CB/RS, 3: A.J. Jenkins WR, 4: Vick Ballard RB, 5: Neiko Thorpe S, 6: Rishard Matthews WR/RS, 6: Blake DeChristopher G/T, 7: BPA
Wright was another good one.
A nice ILB I was looking at also was Colin McCarthy. Freaking Tits again!
"We will not be denied." - Antrel Rolle
by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 13, 2012 10:30 AM EST up reply actions
I think Austin is potentially a really good player,
but I hate that so many of us Giants fans are expecting him to make an impact. The fact of the matter is the man has been out of football for 2 years now. Factor in the possibility of another stupid season-ending injury to somebody in the rotation and it seems thinner.
that's true. We can't get too ahead of ourselves...but the way I see it is
if they aren’t convinced that he can become a good rotational DT for us this year…we re-sign Rocky. We were fine with Bernard, Canty, and Linval.
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by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 12, 2012 11:22 PM EST up reply actions
We could have Suh, Austin reaching his ceiling
and Anvil being being a monster and Fewell will still put JPP at DT. Another high pick DT will get like 3 snaps.
by The Cole Train on Feb 13, 2012 9:15 AM EST up reply actions
In terms of needs though I like them, but I'd prioritize them this way
1) TE
2) OG/RT (Giants aren’t going to give up on Baas just yet)
3) FS
4) SAM
5) CB
6) RB
7) WR
You guys have two pretty good TEs. I know they both just got injured
but I would think a late round TE that can start until they return would be better than a early round TE that will have to be there a long time because of the money invested in them
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by seton hall and steelers on Feb 12, 2012 10:55 PM EST up reply actions
Neither TE we have is an impact maker. Allen could be that. He's a better blocking Brandon Pettigrew.
I have no problem with the raw athleticism and measurables that Green gives us though.
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by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 12, 2012 10:56 PM EST up reply actions
I know a lot of Giants fans will disagree with me,
but I’m crushing hard on Coby Fleener. Everybody talks about how skinny he is etc. According to what he’s currently listed at, he’s the exact same height/weight as Kevin Boss was coming out. He’ll probably run a slightly faster 40 and definitely has more agility.
And guess what, the knock on Boss coming out is that he wasn’t an excellent blocker. I like Dwayne Allen, I just like Fleener more.
I'll disagree with you of course :P
I hate his frame. Allen looks almost like a fatty, but he’s got surprising speed. Also is a much better route runner. If Allen is gone though, I don’t mind taking Fleener.
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by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 13, 2012 1:47 PM EST up reply actions
I actually completely disagree with that.
Ballard is alright, but the reality of the matter is, he doesn’t offer much. He’s slow in and out of his breaks and isn’t as good of a blocker as advertised. Beyond that, ACL injuries really take an extra year after getting back to the field, to come back from (unless you’re Wes Welker).
Pascoe is good where he was, a third string tight end. Beckum…well Beckum barely had a place in the Giants offense BEFORE his injury.
Tight End is easily the most critical need on this team.
Plus
Ballard is starting the season on the PUP. Beckum will probably get an injury settlement and that will be that.
I think Eagles Fans will agree with me in saying drafting Travis Beckum and Cornelius Ingram didn’t work out for either of our franchises.
Baas can move to LG
his original position. If we draft someone like Konz or whatever.
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WR is way too low on the needs list
3rd WR has to be one of the highest priorities on the team. And there’s no way we’re putting Barden or Jernigan down as a more secure replacement than Boothe. I’d even rank Herzlich at SAM and Brewer at RT as safer plays than Barden replacing Manningham. Reese puts a lot of value on WRs, that’s why we draft one every year.
Rolle should be playing safety, leaving us with a nickel CB need. The missing story from Welker’s famous drop was Rolle late to line up, then standing still as Welker ran past.
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Reese did mention that they expect a big step up from Jernigan as a WR.
also….Domenik Hixon? shrugs…
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by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 13, 2012 10:27 AM EST up reply actions
Let's see him catch the ball when it hits his hands first
The other problem is that Cruz plays so well as the slot guy.
Hixon has to be done. He’s just too tall and skinny to take hits. Although if he can come back and run, he was always a decent WR. But no more return game. No special teams.
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Jernigan's got some speed....just looked it up...4.46
isn’t necessarily the type that plays the ‘x’ though. And yeah, don’t want to take Cruz out of the slot. Hixon, you’re probably right….two ACLs in two years.
Dwight Jones? Still going to beat the drum, though everybody keeps saying he’s a 2nd rounder now, I can see him running a good 40.
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by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 13, 2012 10:40 AM EST up reply actions
Oh I totally agree that WR is a big need, I just think that this draft is SO deep at WR
That we can get one in the 5th/6th round
Agree on two OL
I don’t understand why a 3rd rounder this year is better than a 4th rounder last year. Brewer is 6 feet 8 inches tall. How do so many people miss him?
Overall, though we got some good players here.
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Brewer, I definitely like.
Though I’m still a little hesitant because I haven’t seen anything from him. He allowed Tynes to get killed in the preseason and he hasn’t been seen since.
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by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 13, 2012 10:28 AM EST up reply actions
Beatty warmed the benches for two years
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I know! Which is why I'm sort of frustrated. We follow these prospects so closely at times
We want instant results to see what we have. Not being able to see that, let alone at a position that is key for keeping our franchise alive is frustrating. I remember Beatty being a borderline 1st round prospect. I was so excited, and we couldn’t see what he was capable of till just this past year.
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by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 13, 2012 10:33 AM EST up reply actions
Also, I meant to make this a 7 rounder but when I get about half way through the 7th round
I by accidently cleared my big board so I had no idea who was picked and who wasn’t so I just got rid of the 7th round. After the combine I will have a 7 rounder.
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by seton hall and steelers on Feb 12, 2012 10:48 PM EST reply actions
Why did you give the Texans a safety in the first?
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Because he was BPA and fills a need
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by seton hall and steelers on Feb 12, 2012 10:52 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
BPA I kinda get but not need.
maybe depth but nothing for than a 5th rounder. Vontaze Burfict would be my choice for BPA because Demeco has lost a step because of his achilles injury last season. There rest of the draft was solid.
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Safety is a very low need, not worth a first round pick
Danieal Manning & Glover Quin are the starters. We may need depth behind them, but we aren’t trying to replace them. If the board falls like that on draft day, the Texans would be quick to trade out of that pick, probably for the Patriots two 2nd round picks (because I’m sure after their performance this year, they’d badly want three 1st round defensive picks, plus not to mention the #48 & #63 picks for #26 is very fair deal)
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by The Night Owl on Feb 13, 2012 12:17 AM EST up reply actions
Interesting
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by OldProspects on Feb 14, 2012 1:20 PM EST up reply actions
Hgh five on adjusting GB's needs.
I still don’t like Martin in the 3rd ( I just don’t see that being worth it; GB chooses not to run the ball) but that’s a lot better than him in the 2nd like you had last time. Other than that, nice job.
Although I don’t know about the TE pick. The only way I see GB picking one is if J-Mike isn’t franchised/re-signed, and if that is the case hen I see them targeting one much earlier. We have plenty of depth TEs. Heck, we have 5 on the roster. But Finley is the only dynamic threat. If he leaves, we need a new starter. Not a late round flier who could provide depth.
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Thanks for that info on TEs. I think it will be too expensive to franchise Finley. Do you guys have cap space?
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by seton hall and steelers on Feb 12, 2012 10:53 PM EST up reply actions
Not a ton, but the franchise tag for a TE isn't too high, is it?
I haven’t heard much about us not being able to franchise him. It’s more a matter of “do we want to?”
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its about $5 mill.
I would know, I want my Giants to poach Finley from you guys haha
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by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 12, 2012 11:07 PM EST up reply actions
Hands off.
I haven’t been paying much attention to APC since the Packers lost and football season ended, so I’m not really up to date with everything.
But I don’t think $5 mil is too restrictive.
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its definitely not restrictive
Though if he can get away, we’ll be sure to take him heh
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by BigBlueIntervention on Feb 12, 2012 11:13 PM EST up reply actions
I was hearing some talk about him trying to be franchised as a WR
Is that a stupid rumor?
Like I said, I'm not caught up with the latest news.
But I have seen something like that mentioned in my skimming. I haven’t read the big Finley thread yet. Maybe I’ll do that and come back armed with more information. But I’m just guessing that won’t fly. Sure, you could line him up wide and the Packers did so at times. But he’s still a TE. Just one that can run as fast and jump as high as any receiver :-)
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Makes perfect sense,
since the top-5 WRs average a lot more cash than the top-5 TEs.
I think I heard something similar, but I don’t think it’ll work for him.
It is what it is
A lot of people at APC have the same opinion as me regarding Finley trying to get WR money.
Also, it appears the Pack haven’t begun contract talks with him yet as of 2/4. Not sure what that means, and neither is Brandon.
Also, Quarless is really hurt and we may not be able to count on him next year. So it really does look like J-Mike or early TE.
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And just to elaborate, we have basically every kind of TE you could want./
Finley is the physical freak that is all the rage right now. D.J. Williams is the H-Back type of TE. Ryan Taylor is the ST ace. Tom Crabtree ids the blocker. Andrew Quarless is the project.
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Panthers
hit and miss. love the Kirk and Iloka picks, the rest could be better. We wont take a kicker, Mare has too much guaranteed money to cut, we could be looking for a punter though. We also wont take a late WR, we have a ton of those already, if we take a WR at all (which is doubtful) it will be early. I dont hate the Thompson pick, but i dont like it. I just dont see anything special in him, we already have a ton of young mediocre DTs. If we take a DT (which is also doubtful) it would probably be a high potential reward player (maybe Poe).
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49ers needs
Pretty good draft for 49ers although with the depth at WR and G in this draft I think they might go for a rush OLB earlier. I think the needs for the 49ers before free agency are
Priority 1: RG, WR, Rush OLB – They have some average depth on o-line with drafting of Kilgore and Person last year, so I think they’ll be looking for an exceptional player if they take an RG at all. You took Zeitler in round 3 which is good enough. I think they might go OLB in round 2 or even 1.
Priority 2: FS, SS, CB, another WR – Assuming they resign Goldson and Carlos Rogers, then they’re pretty good with their starters but could use depth at all three DB positions. Probably looking at best player available for any of those three spots in later rounds. They need to replace 2nd string Reggie Smith (FS), and Madieu Williams (SS), and everyone can always use another high upside CB.
Priority 3: NT, DE, RB – The DL is set and they have depth behind them with Ian Williams, Dobbs, and Tukuafu. I don’t see them taking and NT/DE early unless it is an exceptional player, despite that fact that Justin Smith is aging. More likely to go for developmental guy like Trevor Guyton. Pretty good at RB too, but they could use someone to push Anthony Dixon or if they think they have a high upside guy they can get late and be the eventual successor to Gore.
They decidedly do not need a QB. They’re completely happy with Smith. They moved up to get Kaep, and they like Tolzien as a clipboard guy.
Needs should be WR, RG, Rush OLB, FS, CB, SS, RB, NT, DE
If Pats go for Vinny Curry at 31, why not instead go for Nick Perry at 27?
I don’t see why the Pats would double-up at OLB in the first 2 rounds, especially if they’re passing on Nick Perry.
It is what it is
Not likely Seahawks pass on Upshaw
Carroll loves him and he is exactly what they are looking for off the edge.
No way Tannehill lasts to Rd. 2.
I don’t see Pead being on their radar either. He’s in the same mold as Washington and Forsett, not the inside runner the Hawks are seeking to compliment Lynch.
So I guess that means I don’t like your Seahawks picks. Right positions of need, wrong players.
PS: you guys all keep mocking Osweiler in the 4th round. I’ll say it again: he’s a first rounder by the time teams evaluate him fully.
Kudos for doing a six rounder!!
by danviens on Feb 12, 2012 11:30 PM EST via mobile reply actions
Patriots
I like the Stephon Gilmore pick but I think the pats should draft Melvin Ingram. With all due respect why does everyone think the Patriots need a WR? They have Wes Welker, Deion Branch, Julian Edelman, and Chad Ochocinco.
by Randy1375 on Feb 12, 2012 11:45 PM EST via iPhone app reply actions
Welker is a slot-receiver and getting up there,
Deion Branch looks like he’s already gotten up there, Johnson needs to prove he can get the system plus he’s getting up there in age, and Julian Edelman hasn’t looked good at all in WR action this year. That’s why.
It is what it is
Jags
Much rather see,
1st: Riley Reiff
2nd: Josh Norman
3rd: Dwight Jones
4th: Isiah Pead
5th: Michael Egnew
6th: Bryan Anger
I'll take
Dre Kirkpatrick
Dwayne Allen
Marvin McNutt
Brock Osweiler
Marvin Jones
Asa Jackson
This is awful for the Bucs (since obv we are not trading down)
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by seton hall and steelers on Feb 13, 2012 7:00 AM EST up reply actions
I like most of the picks for the Chiefs
Except for Foles. Part of it is that I don’t see Foles as a starter in the NFL, but a QB in the 2nd round wouldn’t really do anything for the Chiefs. The team is pretty high on Stanzi (even if I do believe his ceiling is limited), and the team can re-sign Orton, we’ll have a solid back-up no matter who the starter is.
I’d like Poe to be picked there, even if it is reaching a little bit.
But overall, solid mock man.
Not a big fan of the KC draft.
One defensive player, a CB late. It’s gotta be more even than that. Even though I suggest taking the best OL players available on their first 2 picks, you’ve gotta go D at some point.
Me too
Not an Egnew fan, but can’t really knock the pick, where you have it happening
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Broncos
Not loving the mock for the Broncos, but I can see where you’re coming from here and there. I’m sure the other Broncos fans that frequent MtD will give you more specifics…
Erras.
great one for the Panthers
not particularly a fan of Brandon Thompson but he’s a pretty decent value in the 2nd round. Love Marvin Jones and the kicker too
Jags
1) Coples is an interesting pick. Not opposed to it, but as I have mentioned before on this site, if Jonathan Martin or Riley Rieff is available at 7, I think it is MUCH more likely that Gene Smith takes one of them as they seem to be safer picks and seem to be along the lines of what Gene Smith prefers in his draft picks. Not saying Coples can’t or won’t be the pick, but my gut says Martin or Rieff if possible.
2) As much as I like Norman as a player, I am not thinking he is early second round material. If Coples were to be the pick, I would be much more in favor of selecting Kelechi Osemele, and if Rieff/Martin were to be the pick, I think that Dwayne Allen or Juron Criner or Dwight Jones would be much better options.
3) Brandon Boykin, Cam Johnson, or Marvin McNutt please. Randle disappeared against the good defense he faced (Alabama) and that has me worried about him when he starts playing in the NFL.
4) I like the Leonard Johnson pick. If a CB has not been taken, I am all for the pick. However, I envision a CB having been taken by now, so I think Joe Adams would be a dynamite selection for the Jaguars.
5) Not a fan of the pick. I thing Michael Egnew is a great pick in the 5th round, reuniting Blaine Gabbert with his college security blanket. Could really help out Gabbert put behind the awful rookie year he had and improve. Marvin Jones, Sean Spence, Nigel Bradham are also real solid options in my opinion.
6) Not sure you will be selling me on the whole drafting a punter thing. Sure, they are important and all, but drafting one higher than the 7th round, unless they are Andy Lee or Shane Lechler is overdrafting I feel. I think going Quentin Saulsberry or Duke Ihenacho makes more sense at the pick.
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You can't hold LSU's offense against Randle
He didn’t disappear against Bama, the entire Offense did, they really paid the price for not having a QB worth a damn
by Sylvester.The.Jaguar.fan on Feb 13, 2012 4:04 PM EST up reply actions
I can do whatever I want
if it means being skeptical of LSU offensive skill players, then I will be skeptical of them. Truth of the matter is that the guy was invisible against the better competition and that would worry me when looking for an upgrade to the awful group of WRs already on the roster.
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My take on the Chiefs from your mock :)
11. Kansas City (7-9) – QB, RT, NT, CB, OG/OC, TE, RB, Rush LB, ILB – David DeCastro, OG, Stanford
44. Kansas City (7-9) – Coby Fleener, TE, Stanford
75. Kansas City (7-9) – Matt McCants, OT, UAB
107. Kansas City (7-9) – Janzen Jackson, S, McNeese State
138. Kansas City (7-9) – LaMichael James, RB, Oregon
171. Kansas City (7-9) – Kheeston Randall, DE, Texas
bears
Good mock! Thank for sharing with us. IMHO!
Team needs: WR1, CB, DE, WR2, LB, OG/C very young DT and safety, so if anything, it will be with FA. QB they already have 4. One will go. Won’t waste a draft pick again fter ding so in 2010 and 2011. Our new GM is from the Chiefs, so whichever player they franchise, Bowe (WR) or Carr (CB), we could take the other.
First 3 picks are great position wise, don’t recognise all the players, but I think the second 3ed rounder will be an OG which is a higher requirement due to Garzas and Spencer’s age.
4th round will be a LB who can also participate on specials teams.
Looking to see more of Levi Horn
by BearDownIsrael on Feb 13, 2012 12:06 PM EST via mobile reply actions
Colts
That is a really good mock for Indy. Personally I’m not too sure about Wagner since linebacker isn’t really the most pressing need even with the switch to the 3-4. Since it’ll be a Ravens 3-4/4-3 hybrid, one linebacker will be a dedicated rusher. I’d imagine Indy will look long and hard at Josh Chapman in the third, who can provide a nose when in 3-4 and a 1-tech run stuffer in the 4-3. I’d be happy with either Miller or Edwards in the fourth. White is ok in the fifth, but I’d personally favor Broyles, who is more polished and should have an easier time establishing a relationship with Luck. McKenzie in the sixth is a steal.
Who exactly is playing QB for the Redskins next year in this scenario?
Are you assuming we sign Manning or Flynn? I would also assume that we resign London Fletcher, which makes ILB Burfict a bit of a luxury pick in the 2nd round, especially with Tannehill on the board. Tannehill seems to have been laboratory built to run Shanny’s offense, and even with (Manning/Flynn/some other FA) in the fold, I could see Shanny drafting Tannehill if he’s there at our 2nd round pick to be groomed for the future.
I do like the value you found us later in the draft, though. While he has some injury concerns, I think Datko would be a tremendous find in the 5th round.
You guys play 3-4
Fletcher is getting old and McIntosh isn’t exactly all-world. Burfict could be great.
McIntosh lost his starting job midway through last year
to Perry Riley, who we drafted in the 4th round of the 2010 draft out of LSU. He actually played quite well, too.
McIntosh is also a free agent
Perry Riley played very well last year, and should continue to get better alongside London.
great effort again at a 6 round mock
but i can’t say i like the jets picks . no way the position we double dip at will be OG . we could double dip at safety , olb or wr .
i do like the rest of the draft
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this 49ers mock is much better than the last...
although still don’t see them taking Kendall Wright with their 1st pick.
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Jags
1) Coples- Good pick
2) Norman- Good Pick
3) Randle- the pick is alright but with Mcnutt and Dwight Jones on the board, I think I would go in their direction.
4) Johnson- a good pick in the 4th but with Matt Reynolds and Joe Adams on the board, I would have to go with them.
5) DeChristopher- ? I would go with Marvin Jones or even Sean Spence in that spot.
6) Anger, Good pick.
by Sylvester.The.Jaguar.fan on Feb 13, 2012 4:08 PM EST reply actions
Overall, Great Mock
One of the best mock drafts I’ve seen from a fan site. Especially coming from a Steelers fan, Ravens have good soild picks. I’d more like Aaron Henry in the 3rd. But overall, well done!
This is a dream mock for the Browns
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Cowboys fan here
Using your mock draft as a template, I went ahead and redrafted all 6 Cowboys picks by taking players who were taken after each Cowboys pick in your mock draft.
Here’s what I ended up with:
1) Trent Richardson
2) Dontari Poe
3) Leonard Johnson
4) Johnathan Massaquoi-apparently he went undrafted in your mock despite being ranked 61st overall according to CBS.
5) Cliff Harris
6) Quentin Saulsberry
If you want to read my fanpost on Blogging the Boys where I explain each pick in detail click here
Please comment and rec if you like it-if you’re a member of BTB.
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I liked this mock. Not the Seahawks picks, but everything else. The Seahawks front office would cream their jeans if the board fell this well for them.
Based on the mock you did, here are my picks followed by what I think the Seahawks Front office would actually pick.
Me:
1) RB Trent Richardson
2) QB Ryan Tannehill
3) DT Derek Wolfe
4) CB Cliff Harris
6) DE Donte Paige-Moss
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Them:
1) LB/DE Courtney Upshaw
2) RB Doug Martin
3) LB Sean Spence
4) DE Chandler Jones
6) QB Russell Wilson
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Kip
I don’t get why it is now urban legend that Carroll is gushing over Upshaw. It was a 2nd hand rumor that originated with a guy who claimed Carroll made a comment during a pick-up basketball game.
I think the one thing we can say for certain, is Schneider will be trying to trade down, probably more than once, to gain additional draft picks. They’ll have 6-7 depending on whether they get any compensatory picks, and I’m sure they’d like 9. The best opportunity will be trading down from 11/12, If Richardson is still on the board, he may be a guy another team will be willing to trade up for, and provided the re-sign Lynch, I’d bet they trade down vs. selecting Richardson.
The pickup basketball game may or may not have been true
But Seattle IS interested in Upshaw, at least that what my inside source told me. In fairness, I was not told the exact order of Seattle’s big board, but I know that Upshaw is on the top 5 somewhere.
I Can’t comment on trading down. That’s one thing we’ll have to wait and see on. Trading down makes a lot of sense from my vantage point but they may very well disagree. It sounds like there are a couple guys they rate very highly, and if one of those guys is there at #11/#12 they will just take him, the same way they did for Earl Thomas in 2010.
Also, it seems pretty unlikely Seattle will get much in the way of comp picks. They had a very active free agency period last year. All the more reason to trade down. I hope they do, but unlike last year it does not feel like a forgone conclusion.
by Kip Earlywine on Feb 19, 2012 9:10 PM EST up reply actions
I was reading your article on the Seahawks Draft Blog and when I read that you were doing your picks with the available players, I immediately started to do that myself. Fun stuff!
Anyway, I was really surprised when I saw that I thought of the same players as you.
Given the parameters, I believed that Seattle would go:
1) LB/DE Courtney Upshaw
2) RB Doug Martin (I wouldn’t mind David Wilson here instead)
3) WR Dwight Jones
4) DE Chandler Jones
6) QB Russell Wilson
I think that’s it almost a foregone conclusion that Seattle will trade down with one of their first two picks – maybe multiple trade downs. In this scenario, I could see them trading down with their 2nd rounder.
diehard82: Upshaw fits the scheme and he has the talent at a major position of need for Seattle.
by GasolineSnuggie on Feb 19, 2012 11:28 AM EST up reply actions
I like Jones a lot
I’d probably take him over Wolfe now that I think about it.
I wouldn’t change my prediction for Seattle’s pick though. The Seahawks are pretty serious about adding “speed” to linebacker. That might come through free agency or trade, but if it doesn’t I’m predicting it could very well be a round 2-4 priority. Sean Spence fits the bill pretty well and Seattle would be very lucky to get a LB like him in the 3rd. I’d rather have Jones than Spence personally, but I think Seattle would struggle to pass on a good speedy LB.
by Kip Earlywine on Feb 19, 2012 9:20 PM EST up reply actions
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