Good point.I still like CJ here, but Whitner would work too.Their starter at free safety is Bhawoh Jue.Whitner is the pick.Onward to S.D. this will be intriguing. Needs in the secondary, at WR, at OT. Where do the Chargers go?
Boo!!!Just kidding.With the 18th pick, the Dallas Cowboys select Manny Lawson, LB/DE, N.C. State
I was all set to go with Whitner here, but Chaos Commish is right, a guy who goes 6'5 250 and runs a 4.4 40 are rare. He and Ware are ideal bookends for a 3-4 LB corps, and this pick just makes sense. I think Manny opened a lot of eyes at the combine and moved into round 1.
Onward to S.D. this will be intriguing. Needs in the secondary, at WR, at OT. Where do the Chargers go?
Whoooo Hooooo!!!! It will be fun to watch these two OLBs create havoc for the next 5-10 years......Boo!!!Just kidding.With the 18th pick, the Dallas Cowboys select Manny Lawson, LB/DE, N.C. State
I was all set to go with Whitner here, but Chaos Commish is right, a guy who goes 6'5 250 and runs a 4.4 40 are rare. He and Ware are ideal bookends for a 3-4 LB corps, and this pick just makes sense. I think Manny opened a lot of eyes at the combine and moved into round 1.
Onward to S.D. this will be intriguing. Needs in the secondary, at WR, at OT. Where do the Chargers go?
13. Baltimore Ravens: Jimmy Williams, CB/S, Virginia TechCB-Williams
Chargers:
Needs: OT, WR, S
Options: Holmes, C Jackson, Whitner
I'm going to go with Chad Jackson here.
Whoops...see happened to me too!I was all wrapped up in the Dallas fight.13. Baltimore Ravens: Jimmy Williams, CB/S, Virginia TechCB-Williams
Whoops...see happened to me too!I was all wrapped up in the Dallas fight.13. Baltimore Ravens: Jimmy Williams, CB/S, Virginia TechCB-Williams
I was ready to go Whitner, but the masses seem to want Jackson here.I don't think the Chargers draft a WR just becuase they have to.
With the talent at the WR position, they're better off going another direction. Even though Chad Jackson is faster than thought. Vincent Jackson is fast too.
That's fine with me.I was ready to go Whitner, but the masses seem to want Jackson here.I don't think the Chargers draft a WR just becuase they have to.
With the talent at the WR position, they're better off going another direction. Even though Chad Jackson is faster than thought. Vincent Jackson is fast too.
Actually they are very good, very very good. There's just a very long list of very good safeties. I can think of three I think are on par with Jimmy Williams and Michael Huff.SD should also go OT.S are over rated.
I think it could, but they need to go OT too.I want my Panthers to get Jackson but that ain't gonna happen .
I think I had McNeill there in version 1, but people seem to think they'll go WR.Actually they are very good, very very good. There's just a very long list of very good safeties. I can think of three I think are on par with Jimmy Williams and Michael Huff.SD should also go OT.S are over rated.
I know. It's a democratic mock, and that's fine. CJ has tons of hype right now, but the boy is raw as all get out. Santonio Holmes is still probably WR1. Close though. A couple times in the 80s and in 90 NO WRs were drafted in round 1. This is a great year for that. It is a weak class, very weak, but oddly deep with interesting players.I think I had McNeill there in version 1, but people seem to think they'll go WR.Actually they are very good, very very good. There's just a very long list of very good safeties. I can think of three I think are on par with Jimmy Williams and Michael Huff.SD should also go OT.S are over rated.
KC - Tye Hill. If we don't pick him soon Bloom is going to lock this thread.
Youboty is a consideration, as are Cromartie, Wimbley, Ryans, Holmes, Moss, or MaroneyThe obvious pick here is Youboty but I really think the Pats might go LB here. Expecially if McGinest ends up getting cut. They really need some depth in the middle of their defense.
2nd or 3rd, confirm or concur.Patriots - Ryans
You like Ryans better than Wimbley for NE? I thought Wimbley might be exactly the kind of edge-rushing LB that would be a great fit in a 3-4.2nd or 3rd, confirm or concur.Patriots - Ryans
I like Carpenter here too. I find NE, Seattle, Denver, and Baltimore to be very hard to project.Kind of tough decision here. But with DeMeco Ryans still available I think they take him though there is an argument to be made for Youboty or Laurence Maroney . But they do need a Linebacker so that's my pick.
Jue is adaquate at FS. SS is a bigger need, although that can be addressed in free agency.Their starter at free safety is Bhawoh Jue.Whitner is the pick.Onward to S.D. this will be intriguing. Needs in the secondary, at WR, at OT. Where do the Chargers go?
Kiel was supposed to be so good. Very disappointing. Still I think they can address this with nearer to equal value in the second, but cannot find an OT quite as equal in the next round.Jue is adaquate at FS. SS is a bigger need, although that can be addressed in free agency.Their starter at free safety is Bhawoh Jue.Whitner is the pick.Onward to S.D. this will be intriguing. Needs in the secondary, at WR, at OT. Where do the Chargers go?
Kiwanuka makes a ton of sense if he grades out fast enough to play 3-4 OLB.I think the Pats are holding their cards close to the vest as usual. This is a big if but if the Pats think Mathias Kiwanuka can play OLB in their 3-4, I think he is the pick. He would be a great bookend with Colvin and learning for a year behind McGinest if he doesnt leave.
I dont think the Pats CB situation is as bad as first thought. Now that Eugene Wilson has proven that without Rodney Harrison, he is not a great safety, I see the Pats moving him back to CB and signing a FA safety (there are a few decent ones available). Wilson, Samuel, Hobbs and Gay are a decent young group at CB.
If Kiwi cant play OLB, I see the Pats taking Bobby Carpenter. Another Versatile Mike Vrabel-like LB.
This isn't the Soviet Union.Disclaimer: I like Carpenter and Wimbley better for NE, but at the time I posted the pick, everyone was on Ryans. I will likely change this in my final version.