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Andy D's 2nd annual Super-Mega, 3 Round, Post-Combine, (2 Viewers)

9. Cincinnati Bengals - Glenn Dorsey, DT - L.S.U.

They've tipped their hand quite a bit considering the attempted acquisition of both Shaun Rogers and Dwayne Robertson. Questions that they may switch to the 3-4 were likely answered when they tried to trade Dewayne Robertson, who was NOT a fit for the same scheme for the Jets.

Many will say that Dorsey shouldn't fall this far, and I agree. But like was said before, he has similar injury concerns that Alan Branch had last year and Branch was also talked about as a top 5 pick in the run up to the draft.
Considering I have seen mocks where he is in round 2,...... this ain't far at all.
Was this an NBA mock?
 
15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.

 
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Here's you're pre-emptive boo, Jets fans.

BOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don't forget a little extra for Dope, since he is missing it:BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! *throws beer can at TV* BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Your knish just hit Roger Goddell in the lapel.I don't hate it, I'm just not completely sure he's the surefire stud he's cracked up to be.

In real life if this situation happens, they better make that deal with Jerruh Jones.
:wall: I was looking forward to that knish for lunch too. ( I hope that it was at least loaded with good deli mustard, so it ruined his shirt. )
Of course there's mustard.The stain looks like a shadow drawing of Rich Kotite.

I've never seen a stain look so bewildered.
Nice, it's definitely more of a complex drawing then it would have been if it was, oh lets say : Art Shell :mellow:
 
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9. Cincinnati Bengals - Glenn Dorsey, DT - L.S.U.

They've tipped their hand quite a bit considering the attempted acquisition of both Shaun Rogers and Dwayne Robertson. Questions that they may switch to the 3-4 were likely answered when they tried to trade Dewayne Robertson, who was NOT a fit for the same scheme for the Jets.

Many will say that Dorsey shouldn't fall this far, and I agree. But like was said before, he has similar injury concerns that Alan Branch had last year and Branch was also talked about as a top 5 pick in the run up to the draft.
Considering I have seen mocks where he is in round 2,...... this ain't far at all.
Was this an NBA mock?
I wish to heaven in was...I don't even remember WHERE precisely as I have wiped that from memory.... :mellow:

 
15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.
Finally a Det. pick that makes sense
 
15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.
Worst pick EVAH!There are WRs on the board still for goodness' sake!

:mellow:

 
15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Why you got to kill RM like that?!?!? Ok I guess if KJ is done, Bell is gone or CoP and Duckett is in Seattle this isnt too bad a place to go. Wrs will take the heat off him if kitna or stanton can get the ball to them...
Seriously... this is one of the best threads in MONTHS!!! I'm on the edge of my seat (just like the draft), scrolling thru to find each pick & feedback! I am finding this to be a very solid Mock thus far... Rock-on Andy! :mellow:
Agreed. :wall:
TO quote Mickey Ds.... IM LOVIN IT
 
The McFadden at #6 pick, is getting more momentum it seems:

League insiders tell the NY Daily News that "it's looking more and more like" the Jets will take Darren McFadden with the No. 6 overall pick.

He'd have to be there, but the smart money is on McFadden not being a top-five pick because of off-field concerns. The Jets are expected to use this draft to upgrade their overall team speed. McFadden would be a start.

Source: New York Daily News

 
First of all, Gay wasn't a starter.Second of all, when Ty Law went on IR in 2004 and left in 2005, they filled the gaps with castoffs and nobodies. Last, it's also a very deep position in this year's draft and the Pats have a 2nd and two 3rd round picks.
You're right. Now let's move on.
Good man Andy. It is silly to debate NE picks anyway, because it is extremely difficult to know what they are going to do. Again, a very nice job, and a great way to pass some time on an icy Wednesday in Maine.
 
15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.
Worst pick EVAH!There are WRs on the board still for goodness' sake!

:mellow:
Well played.
 
15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.
Finally a Det. pick that makes sense
It's just too bad it'll never happen. Don't get me wrong, it would be a ton of positive circumstances all coming together as one, but when was the last time that happened in an NFL draft that involved the Detroit Lions? I'm just asking...
 
15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.
Finally a Det. pick that makes sense
It's just too bad it'll never happen. Don't get me wrong, it would be a ton of positive circumstances all coming together as one, but when was the last time that happened in an NFL draft that involved the Detroit Lions? I'm just asking...
The Ernie Sims pick.
 
15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.
Finally a Det. pick that makes sense
It's just too bad it'll never happen. Don't get me wrong, it would be a ton of positive circumstances all coming together as one, but when was the last time that happened in an NFL draft that involved the Detroit Lions? I'm just asking...
Marinelli is a running game fan, and think of the criticism he threw Martz' way last year when they would abandon it all together. Duckett gone, Bell likely moved also, K.J. on the mend (again) and Calhoun with what 2 ACL tears in 2 years?? This pick makes more sense the more I think about it.
 
16. Arizona - Quentin Groves, DE - Auburn

Groves has really rehabbed his stock with his post season workouts after an injury stunted season. Moving to the 3-4, Arizona needs this pass rushing type OLB/DE hybrid and with the 40 time Groves clocked at the combine, he's a perfect fit. A major upgrade, IMO, to the drastically overpaid Calvin Pace.

With the rumor that Rolle is being switched to FS by the Cardinals, it wouldn't be shocking to see Antoine Cason's name called as well. Then there's the darkhorse choice of the running back Stewart.

 
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16. Arizona - Quentin Groves, DE - Auburn

Groves has really rehabbed his stock with his post season workouts after an injury stunted season. Moving to the 3-4, Arizona needs this pass rushing type OLB/DE hybrid and with the 40 time Groves clocked at the combine, he's a perfect fit. A major upgrade, IMO, to the drastically overpaid Calvin Pace.

With the rumor that Rolle is being switched to FS by the Cardinals, it wouldn't be shocking to see Antoine Cason's name called as well. Then there's the darkhorse choice of the running back Stewart.
;)
 
16. Arizona - Quentin Groves, DE - Auburn

Groves has really rehabbed his stock with his post season workouts after an injury stunted season. Moving to the 3-4, Arizona needs this pass rushing type OLB/DE hybrid and with the 40 time Groves clocked at the combine, he's a perfect fit. A major upgrade, IMO, to the drastically overpaid Calvin Pace.

With the rumor that Rolle is being switched to FS by the Cardinals, it wouldn't be shocking to see Antoine Cason's name called as well. Then there's the darkhorse choice of the running back Stewart.
I think you hit this one dead on...Groves or Stewart would be great fits for Whiz in Az.
 
The McFadden at #6 pick, is getting more momentum it seems:

League insiders tell the NY Daily News that "it's looking more and more like" the Jets will take Darren McFadden with the No. 6 overall pick.

He'd have to be there, but the smart money is on McFadden not being a top-five pick because of off-field concerns. The Jets are expected to use this draft to upgrade their overall team speed. McFadden would be a start.

Source: New York Daily News
From Rich Cimini's Blog at the Daily News: (highlited what I think is a key piece of info)
League insiders, observing the Jets’ plan of attack in free agency, say it’s looking more and more like the team is plotting to pick RB Darren McFadden - if he’s available with the sixth overall choice. I’m not totally convinced of that, but I do know this: This draft is going to be all about upgrading the team speed.
 
15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.
Finally a Det. pick that makes sense
It's just too bad it'll never happen. Don't get me wrong, it would be a ton of positive circumstances all coming together as one, but when was the last time that happened in an NFL draft that involved the Detroit Lions? I'm just asking...
Marinelli is a running game fan, and think of the criticism he threw Martz' way last year when they would abandon it all together. Duckett gone, Bell likely moved also, K.J. on the mend (again) and Calhoun with what 2 ACL tears in 2 years?? This pick makes more sense the more I think about it.
I think you are missing the point - OF COURSE IT MAKES SENSE! It makes perfect sense, and you got me on the Simms pick Andy, but I would be surprised as a wet finger in an electric cooter if that actually happens. But yes, it would be a great selection for the Lions.
 
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Early in the college season before the injury issues piled up, Groves was rated as a Top 5 overall pick. The guy has ability.

 
17. Minnesota - Derrick Harvey, DE - Florida

As a fan of the Vikes, I'm encouraged by the seriousness that the team has shown in improving the roster. Signing Madieu Williams and Bernard Berrian took care of two of their bigger needs. But the most obvious need wasn't addressed when Justin Smith signed with the 49ers.

If they went into the season right now, they'd be going with three no-names (although Robison has potential), two guys that likely won't play (Erasmus James & Udeze), and another that's one strike away from a long vacation (Edwards). Harvey is the best fit for the pass rushing DE required to make the defense run and it's the worst kept secret around that they're very interested in him.

 
Seriously... this is one of the best threads in MONTHS!!! I'm on the edge of my seat (just like the draft), scrolling thru to find each pick & feedback! I am finding this to be a very solid Mock thus far... Rock-on Andy! :shock:
Agreed. :bowtie:
:bowtie: :bowtie:Thanks guys. I'm glad you're enjoying it!
The format was my idea. No love for the Dope? :bowtie: This is great fun. I forgot all about my work problems and now it's time to have a beer with the CIO.
 
:shock:
I think you are missing the point - OF COURSE IT MAKES SENSE! It makes perfect sense, and you got me on the Simms pick Andy, but I would be surprised as a wet finger in an electric cooter if that actually happens. But yes, it would be a great selection for the Lions.
Now there's a humorous visual! :bowtie:
Really, who'd be more surprised? The finger or.....???
Breaker one. Breaker one. I may be crazy, but I ain't dumb. This is craaaaaaazy Cooter comin' atcha!
 
15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.
If things do play out this way and the Lions pass on Keith Rivers for Mendenhall, they should be folded immediately. I heard on the radio here in Dallas yesterday they think Juluis Jones is going to sign with the Lions because that's the one city he would be gauranteed a shot at a starting, full time gig.
 
15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.
If things do play out this way and the Lions pass on Keith Rivers for Mendenhall, they should be folded immediately. I heard on the radio here in Dallas yesterday they think Juluis Jones is going to sign with the Lions because that's the one city he would be gauranteed a shot at a starting, full time gig.
That's not true. I love Rivers and he was the Lions guy in this mock for a bit. But there's decent-to-really good Tampa 2 type linebackers available later on.Just wait until the 2nd.

 
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15. Detroit Lions - Rashard Mendenhall, RB - Illinois

You know what they say about blind pigs finding mushrooms every now and then? That's how I feel about Millen trading Rogers for Bodden and a third. They knew they were parting ways with Rogers anyway, but to get one of the better young CB's in the game (thus shoring up a MAJOR problem area) and getting an extra pick was a coup.

Kevin Jones is a good back when healthy, which is never. He rehabs like a madman but the team just can't count on him. With Duckett s signing in Seattle, at this point in the draft Mendenhall is just too good to pass up.
If things do play out this way and the Lions pass on Keith Rivers for Mendenhall, they should be folded immediately. I heard on the radio here in Dallas yesterday they think Juluis Jones is going to sign with the Lions because that's the one city he would be gauranteed a shot at a starting, full time gig.
That's not true. I love Rivers and he was the Lions guy in this mock for a bit. But there's decent-to-really good Tampa 2 type linebackers available later on.Just wait until the 2nd.
Tipping your hand a bit Andy, careful......we like the suspense. :shrug:
 
18. Houston Texans - Sam Baker, OT - U.S.C.

The cornerbacks remaining, such as Talib and Cason, just don't seem to fit that well with the man coverage scheme the Texans typically employ. While the signing of Jacques Reeves won't make anyone think the Texans have completely solved their secondary problems, it does free them up to take a player that would be a tremendous boon to their up and coming offense.

In my opinion, Baker has been overanalyzed and at this point is a steal at 18. It's hard to ignore that Baker was a four year starter at one of the nation's top programs. Baker can step in and play right away and protect their Schaub investment. He has great footwork and would be a terrific match to the Texans style.

Although fans will be disappointed if Stewart isn't picked when he's on the board, this pick is much more sensible. They simply cannot just hope that Charles Spencer can come back from injury.

 
17. Minnesota - Derrick Harvey, DE - Florida

As a fan of the Vikes, I'm encouraged by the seriousness that the team has shown in improving the roster. Signing Madieu Williams and Bernard Berrian took care of two of their bigger needs. But the most obvious need wasn't addressed when Justin Smith signed with the 49ers.

If they went into the season right now, they'd be going with three no-names (although Robison has potential), two guys that likely won't play (Erasmus James & Udeze), and another that's one strike away from a long vacation (Edwards). Harvey is the best fit for the pass rushing DE required to make the defense run and it's the worst kept secret around that they're very interested in him.
The Vikings don't have much choice but to go this route and from all acounts I have read, he'll have the most potential to have an impact on the pass rush right away of all the available DE's in the draft at this point. I think it is a good pick for them.
 
18. Houston Texans - Sam Baker, OT - U.S.C.

The cornerbacks remaining, such as Talib and Cason, just don't seem to fit that well with the man coverage scheme the Texans typically employ. While the signing of Jacques Reeves won't make anyone think the Texans have completely solved their secondary problems, it does free them up to take a player that would be a tremendous boon to their up and coming offense.

In my opinion, Baker has been overanalyzed and at this point is a steal at 18. It's hard to ignore that Baker was a four year starter at one of the nation's top programs. Baker can step in and play right away and protect their Schaub investment. He has great footwork and would be a terrific match to the Texans style.

Although fans will be disappointed if Stewart isn't picked when he's on the board, this pick is much more sensible. They simply cannot just hope that Charles Spencer can come back from injury.
I have a feeling Houston goes into the season with Green and Darius Walker as their backs. Kubiak learned from Shanny who doesnt take rbs high. I could see someone in the 3rd or 4th or the ever popular Undrafted FA
 
18. Houston Texans - Sam Baker, OT - U.S.C.

The cornerbacks remaining, such as Talib and Cason, just don't seem to fit that well with the man coverage scheme the Texans typically employ. While the signing of Jacques Reeves won't make anyone think the Texans have completely solved their secondary problems, it does free them up to take a player that would be a tremendous boon to their up and coming offense.

In my opinion, Baker has been overanalyzed and at this point is a steal at 18. It's hard to ignore that Baker was a four year starter at one of the nation's top programs. Baker can step in and play right away and protect their Schaub investment. He has great footwork and would be a terrific match to the Texans style.

Although fans will be disappointed if Stewart isn't picked when he's on the board, this pick is much more sensible. They simply cannot just hope that Charles Spencer can come back from injury.
Matt Schaub and Andre Johnson just sharted when this pick is made. As for RB, I agree there is no way they go for one in Rd.1, Jamal Charles or Forte in rd2 will be a good fit.
 
19. Philadelphia Eagles- Limas Sweed, WR - Tennessee

Why the Eagles brass doesn't like taking skill players early is beyond me. This year, their hand is forced. After failing in their play to get Randy Moss, they take one of the two closest to NFL-ready receivers available.

I'm not a big fan of Sweed, but his time at the combine surprised me and this is the big bodied WR the Eagles need.

 
I'm going to post two more picks before going home. We'll continue in the morning.
:lmao: ok go home have a beer and start posting some more!!! :lol: I still have an hour and a half more of work!ok, maybe just go to the SD pick then???
 
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18. Houston Texans - Sam Baker, OT - U.S.C.

The cornerbacks remaining, such as Talib and Cason, just don't seem to fit that well with the man coverage scheme the Texans typically employ. While the signing of Jacques Reeves won't make anyone think the Texans have completely solved their secondary problems, it does free them up to take a player that would be a tremendous boon to their up and coming offense.

In my opinion, Baker has been overanalyzed and at this point is a steal at 18. It's hard to ignore that Baker was a four year starter at one of the nation's top programs. Baker can step in and play right away and protect their Schaub investment. He has great footwork and would be a terrific match to the Texans style.

Although fans will be disappointed if Stewart isn't picked when he's on the board, this pick is much more sensible. They simply cannot just hope that Charles Spencer can come back from injury.
Houston is short on picks and long on holes, but I would absolutely love for us to take an OT. For the exact same reason you cite, we need to keep Schaub upright and healthy and not let him get shell-shocked like Carr did. Lots of fans want a RB, but we didn't cut Green and nothing about Kubiak/Denver running scheme suggests 1st round RB, particularily with so many other problems at other positions.Corner is a likely option here, but as you said, you're remaining guys don't fit the man scheme. Same thing with Kenny Phillips, FS is a major need, but everything I've read on him says he's more of a zone kind of guy. Houston is a likely candidate for a trade down (needs picks and is in the late teens where trades are often seen.)

 
18. Houston Texans - Sam Baker, OT - U.S.C.

The cornerbacks remaining, such as Talib and Cason, just don't seem to fit that well with the man coverage scheme the Texans typically employ. While the signing of Jacques Reeves won't make anyone think the Texans have completely solved their secondary problems, it does free them up to take a player that would be a tremendous boon to their up and coming offense.

In my opinion, Baker has been overanalyzed and at this point is a steal at 18. It's hard to ignore that Baker was a four year starter at one of the nation's top programs. Baker can step in and play right away and protect their Schaub investment. He has great footwork and would be a terrific match to the Texans style.

Although fans will be disappointed if Stewart isn't picked when he's on the board, this pick is much more sensible. They simply cannot just hope that Charles Spencer can come back from injury.
Houston is short on picks and long on holes, but I would absolutely love for us to take an OT. For the exact same reason you cite, we need to keep Schaub upright and healthy and not let him get shell-shocked like Carr did. Lots of fans want a RB, but we didn't cut Green and nothing about Kubiak/Denver running scheme suggests 1st round RB, particularily with so many other problems at other positions.Corner is a likely option here, but as you said, you're remaining guys don't fit the man scheme. Same thing with Kenny Phillips, FS is a major need, but everything I've read on him says he's more of a zone kind of guy. Houston is a likely candidate for a trade down (needs picks and is in the late teens where trades are often seen.)
Darius Walker played surprisingly well at the end of the year, too. He may be given a shot or they could just go RBBC again.
 
17. Minnesota - Derrick Harvey, DE - Florida

As a fan of the Vikes, I'm encouraged by the seriousness that the team has shown in improving the roster. Signing Madieu Williams and Bernard Berrian took care of two of their bigger needs. But the most obvious need wasn't addressed when Justin Smith signed with the 49ers.

If they went into the season right now, they'd be going with three no-names (although Robison has potential), two guys that likely won't play (Erasmus James & Udeze), and another that's one strike away from a long vacation (Edwards). Harvey is the best fit for the pass rushing DE required to make the defense run and it's the worst kept secret around that they're very interested in him.
Is it just me, or Viking DE 1st picks looking like Lion WR 1st picks? Actually, that's kind of harsh - the Lions did draft Roy Williams.
 
19. Philadelphia Eagles- Limas Sweed, WR - Tennessee

Why the Eagles brass doesn't like taking skill players early is beyond me. This year, their hand is forced. After failing in their play to get Randy Moss, they take one of the two closest to NFL-ready receivers available.

I'm not a big fan of Sweed, but his time at the combine surprised me and this is the big bodied WR the Eagles need.
The east coast guys will pick this one up after supper, I suppose.
 
19. Philadelphia Eagles- Limas Sweed, WR - Tennessee

Why the Eagles brass doesn't like taking skill players early is beyond me. This year, their hand is forced. After failing in their play to get Randy Moss, they take one of the two closest to NFL-ready receivers available.

I'm not a big fan of Sweed, but his time at the combine surprised me and this is the big bodied WR the Eagles need.
The east coast guys will pick this one up after supper, I suppose.
Did M.Kelly get any thought here? Does Sweed better fit what they are looking for?
 
Last one for the day.

This is more of a BPA pick, although it does fill a looming need...

20. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Keith Rivers, LB - U.S.C.

Brooks is ancient and Rivers is a great heir apparent. Rivers has the speed to be very similar to Brooks' style in the Tampa 2. This team better get young fast on the defensive side of the ball.

This would also be a decent landing spot for Brian Brohm, but I don't think he's as mobile as Gruden likes a QB to be.

 
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19. Philadelphia Eagles- Limas Sweed, WR - Tennessee

Why the Eagles brass doesn't like taking skill players early is beyond me. This year, their hand is forced. After failing in their play to get Randy Moss, they take one of the two closest to NFL-ready receivers available.

I'm not a big fan of Sweed, but his time at the combine surprised me and this is the big bodied WR the Eagles need.
The east coast guys will pick this one up after supper, I suppose.
Did M.Kelly get any thought here? Does Sweed better fit what they are looking for?
I thought the same thing....
 

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