that's what took me the longest to figure out. Still don't know if PJ is the best available. But I read good things, he played adequately in big games, and fits a need.I'm not ripping the pick personally. I like Mettenberger and I don't know the CBs.Casual fans are often ignorant.They think that Hundley or Grayson is better than Mettenberger?Casual Titans fans boo at Radio City Music Hall for lack of a QB
I agree. But the fact that it's debatable means that Hundley probably shouldn't be the pick there.And Hundley v Mettenberger is debatable certainly.
I don't think so. It's be great if you want to do the honors.The Bills didn't have a first round pick, didn't anyone grab them for the second yet?
Senior Bowl highlights:Orchard was one of this season's breakout players. He was a pass-rushing animal for the Utes with huge pass pressure. Orchard has a fast first-step with the speed to turn the corner. He also has strength to shed blocks and holds up well in run defense. At the Senior Bowl, Orchard had a strong week of practice and showed that he could have the athleticism to move to 3-4 outside linebacker, although he prefers playing end in a 4-3.
Orchard's pass-rushing ability was on display all year. In 2014, the senior had 17.5 sacks with 84 tackles, 21 tackles for a loss, two forced fumbles and two passes batted. He notched four sacks against UCLA.
As a junior, Orchard had 50 tackles with 8.5 tackles for a loss and three sacks, so he demonstrated a huge improvement as a senior. Orchard had 48 tackles with three sacks as a sophomore.
Utah’s Nate Orchard is impressive. He’s very quick off the snap and can bend the edge. He beat one of the top offensive linemen at the Senior Bowl, Pittsburgh tackle T.J. Clemmings, with both speed and swim moves.
The Ted Hendricks Award winner (best college defensive end), said he prefers to work in a 4-3 system, but he showed he can move well in space and stand up. He played a reverse perfectly, staying disciplined and making an open-field tackle. He got an interception later on in practice when he read a screen pass.
Awesome. I'm in.I don't think so. It's be great if you want to do the honors.The Bills didn't have a first round pick, didn't anyone grab them for the second yet?
Only reason he fell to you.With the second pick of the second round in the 2015 NFL draft the Tampa Bay Buccaneers select:
Nate Orchard, DE, Utah
The Bucs need help on both the offensive and defensive lines, but with so many tackles already taken they decide to take one of the best pass rushers in the draft at this spot. Michael Johnson was mostly a free agent bust in 2014 and with disappointments DaQuan Bowers and/or Adrian Clayborn likely to leave the team they need some talented depth here.
Senior Bowl highlights:Orchard was one of this season's breakout players. He was a pass-rushing animal for the Utes with huge pass pressure. Orchard has a fast first-step with the speed to turn the corner. He also has strength to shed blocks and holds up well in run defense. At the Senior Bowl, Orchard had a strong week of practice and showed that he could have the athleticism to move to 3-4 outside linebacker, although he prefers playing end in a 4-3.
Orchard's pass-rushing ability was on display all year. In 2014, the senior had 17.5 sacks with 84 tackles, 21 tackles for a loss, two forced fumbles and two passes batted. He notched four sacks against UCLA.
As a junior, Orchard had 50 tackles with 8.5 tackles for a loss and three sacks, so he demonstrated a huge improvement as a senior. Orchard had 48 tackles with three sacks as a sophomore.
Utah’s Nate Orchard is impressive. He’s very quick off the snap and can bend the edge. He beat one of the top offensive linemen at the Senior Bowl, Pittsburgh tackle T.J. Clemmings, with both speed and swim moves.
The Ted Hendricks Award winner (best college defensive end), said he prefers to work in a 4-3 system, but he showed he can move well in space and stand up. He played a reverse perfectly, staying disciplined and making an open-field tackle. He got an interception later on in practice when he read a screen pass.
I leave it up to you guys as I'm picking for the Jaguars next.These are all players I think the Raiders will consider. These players are in no particular order. If I gave the positions priority by greatest need I would go WR which you already addressed with Cooper in the 1st, DE, ILB, DT, OL.
OL: Wisniewski could be leaving via free agency and the Raides RT spot was a mess last season. Erving is versatile and can play center and possibly tackle.
Ty Sambrailo OT Colorado State
DL: The Raiders need help up and down the defensive line. They could use another pass rusher being near the bottom in the league in sacks and could use a definiate upgrade at the DT position as well.
Jordan Phillips DT Oklahoma
Carl Davis DT Iowa
Michael Bennett DT Ohio State
ILB: The Raiders in my opinion could use a big upgrade at the ILB position. They have Nick Roach coming back from a season ending concussion which lasted all season long, one more hit could end his career and the other MLB Miles Burris had to be the worst starting MLB last season in the league.
Denzel Perryman ILB Miami(Fla.)
Benardrick McKinney ILB Mississippi State
Eric Kendricks ILB UCLA
Armstead is a 6'7 290 lb freak of an athlete who is probably a bit raw and high on potential. Colts front 7 desperately needs athletes as well as anyone who can stop the run. Sounds like he might get snatched up earlier in the 1st based on his drool-worthy potential.Colts front 7 needs a boost so they'll take
1.29 Arik Armstead, DE - Oregon
Seahawks have a couple needs, OG being one. Cann seems to be the top ranked guard and is projected to go in the 2nd. A powerful blocker who was a leader at SC with 38 starts under his belt.Seattle could use an O-line upgrade
1.31 A.J. Cann, OG - South Carolina
Who are you referring to?Grahamburn said:Titans coached him at the Senior Bowl. Don't be surprised if he's the first pick in round 2 if he's available.
Nate Orchard.Who are you referring to?Grahamburn said:Titans coached him at the Senior Bowl. Don't be surprised if he's the first pick in round 2 if he's available.
Carr seems to be their future and they've already started investing in the offense with Cooper.Andy Dufresne said:krsone21 is picking for the Raiders but he also sent me this PM (I removed a couple guys that were already taken)
I leave it up to you guys as I'm picking for the Jaguars next.These are all players I think the Raiders will consider. These players are in no particular order. If I gave the positions priority by greatest need I would go WR which you already addressed with Cooper in the 1st, DE, ILB, DT, OL.
OL: Wisniewski could be leaving via free agency and the Raides RT spot was a mess last season. Erving is versatile and can play center and possibly tackle.
Ty Sambrailo OT Colorado State
DL: The Raiders need help up and down the defensive line. They could use another pass rusher being near the bottom in the league in sacks and could use a definiate upgrade at the DT position as well.
Jordan Phillips DT Oklahoma
Carl Davis DT Iowa
Michael Bennett DT Ohio State
ILB: The Raiders in my opinion could use a big upgrade at the ILB position. They have Nick Roach coming back from a season ending concussion which lasted all season long, one more hit could end his career and the other MLB Miles Burris had to be the worst starting MLB last season in the league.
Denzel Perryman ILB Miami(Fla.)
Benardrick McKinney ILB Mississippi State
Eric Kendricks ILB UCLA
Haven't read anything that says they are interested in him and the 4-3 fit throws me off a bit.Nate Orchard.Who are you referring to?Grahamburn said:Titans coached him at the Senior Bowl. Don't be surprised if he's the first pick in round 2 if he's available.
any particular reason you took him over Perryman?With pick 2.03 in the 2015 NFL Draft the Oakland Raiders select Eric Kendricks ILB.
The Raiders have a need at ILB, They currently have Nick Roach who missed all of last season with a concussion and is probably one concussion away from retirement. They also used Miles Burris and he had to be the worst MLB in the league last season. Mack, Moore, and Kendricks will make a formidable LB crew for a long time.
Kendricks Vs. Perryman is an interesting debate. I'd have had the Jags take Perryman first and Kendricks 2nd but it's really close. I really like both these guys (and more than McKinney)."He stands out, just in his ability to pick things up. You can sense his leadership, right when he steps on the field," said Bradley, who got his start in the NFL as the Bucs' linebackers coach from 2006-08. "He's got a presence about him."
No particular reason to be honest. I was going back and forth between the two. I couldn't make up my mind so I just chose one.any particular reason you took him over Perryman?With pick 2.03 in the 2015 NFL Draft the Oakland Raiders select Eric Kendricks ILB.
The Raiders have a need at ILB, They currently have Nick Roach who missed all of last season with a concussion and is probably one concussion away from retirement. They also used Miles Burris and he had to be the worst MLB in the league last season. Mack, Moore, and Kendricks will make a formidable LB crew for a long time.
Sorry, no. Went to the Panthers as a make up pick after initially selecting Ogbuehi.Dr. Octopus said:NYJ select: Cameron Erving C/OG - Florida St
Picking for value here as well as a position of need. While Nick Mangold still has a few years left the team can move Erving to guard for a few years where they had some serious holes last season. Erving played both C and OT at FSU, so he's versatile.
Going with back to back Seminoles is purely coincidental but I guess it will help make our rookie QB a little more comfortable in New Jersey.
Oh - missed that.Sorry, no. Went to the Panthers as a make up pick after initially selecting Ogbuehi.Dr. Octopus said:NYJ select: Cameron Erving C/OG - Florida St
Picking for value here as well as a position of need. While Nick Mangold still has a few years left the team can move Erving to guard for a few years where they had some serious holes last season. Erving played both C and OT at FSU, so he's versatile.
Going with back to back Seminoles is purely coincidental but I guess it will help make our rookie QB a little more comfortable in New Jersey.
...and wonder why they are the only people in the buildingCasual Titans fans boo at Radio City Music Hall for lack of a QB
Think Andy said just to the end of the 2nd round.We just going on this thing until it dies?
They're enjoying the spring spectacular....and wonder why they are the only people in the buildingCasual Titans fans boo at Radio City Music Hall for lack of a QB-QG
As a WR or TE? Donell chopped liver?With pick 2.40, the NY Giants select Devin Funchess, WR, Michigan.
Pairing a WR with the size and physicality of Funchess with ODB is an OC's dream. I'd like to see Philly, Wash, and Dallas matchup with ODB, Funchess, and Randle on the outside while having to deal with the power run game led by Williams and first rounder Scherff. The defense will certainly need to be addressed but Eli is given everything possible on offense to lead this team back to the Super Bowl.
1.9 Brandon Scherff
2.40 Devin Funchess
JettMaxx, were you presuming that Victor Cruz won't be back when making this pick?As a WR or TE? Donell chopped liver?With pick 2.40, the NY Giants select Devin Funchess, WR, Michigan.
Pairing a WR with the size and physicality of Funchess with ODB is an OC's dream. I'd like to see Philly, Wash, and Dallas matchup with ODB, Funchess, and Randle on the outside while having to deal with the power run game led by Williams and first rounder Scherff. The defense will certainly need to be addressed but Eli is given everything possible on offense to lead this team back to the Super Bowl.
1.9 Brandon Scherff
2.40 Devin Funchess
You have high hopes there.I envision Funchess as a Benjamin, Jeffery type on the outside. On the other size of ODB?!? That's insane.
Cruz's injury was a bad one but if he comes back mid season next year, he can go back to his slot position where he earned his $$.
That's pretty much how I'd expect an Eagles fan to draft for the Giants.
no defensive players available that provide the value that Funchess would to that offense. I envision a few 45-38 Eagles/Giants games in that scenario.