I predict a new one Thursday.
I predict a new one Thursday.
3. Cleveland - Brady Quinn
Passing on a franchise grade quarterback is verboten. Adrian Peterson is a world class talent to be sure, but RBs are easier to find.
Quinn has been debated ad-nauseum this off season. I like him and think he has a Peyton Manning-esque work ethic. He'll be great because he has the skills and will WILL himself to be the franchise QB the Dolphins have needed since Marino.
3. Cleveland - Brady Quinn
Passing on a franchise grade quarterback is verboten. Adrian Peterson is a world class talent to be sure, but RBs are easier to find.
Quinn has been debated ad-nauseum this off season. I like him and think he has a Peyton Manning-esque work ethic. He'll be great because he has the skills and will WILL himself to be the franchise QB the Dolphins have needed since Marino.![]()
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It's a pick and trade, duh.Okay, it's a typo. I originally had him to the Dolphins but the cut and paste job made it past the editor.3. Cleveland - Brady Quinn
Passing on a franchise grade quarterback is verboten. Adrian Peterson is a world class talent to be sure, but RBs are easier to find.
Quinn has been debated ad-nauseum this off season. I like him and think he has a Peyton Manning-esque work ethic. He'll be great because he has the skills and will WILL himself to be the franchise QB the Dolphins have needed since Marino.![]()
Quinn will become the Dolphin's franchise QB by sheer force of will even though he is drafted by Cleveland. This may take a few years. A bold projection, indeed.
Reggie Nelson was plan B.I think Eagles address CB and safety before LB but just my![]()
Like it or not, Petitgout is your squad's LT.I would be completely stunned if the Bucs took Adams over Joe Thomas -- I just don't see that happening.
I didn't realize you were doing the actual drafting for the Bucs.Petitgout is a 30 year old semi-injured tackle signed somewhat cheap. I can't imagine he being the reason the Bucs would pass on a 10-year starter at the most difficult position to fill.Like it or not, Petitgout is your squad's LT.I would be completely stunned if the Bucs took Adams over Joe Thomas -- I just don't see that happening.
My god, I hope the Pack fans are right about this one.Even after all the pushback I and other Packer fans have given you, you are still steadfast in you choice of Lynch in the 1st for the Packers. I either applaud you for your sticktoitivness, or mock you for your inability to adapt when given feedback by more learned (on the Packers, anyway) voices. I can't decide which...![]()
My disregard for the opinions of Packers fans probably stems from the fact that I know a lot of them.Even after all the pushback I and other Packer fans have given you, you are still steadfast in you choice of Lynch in the 1st for the Packers. I either applaud you for your sticktoitivness, or mock you for your inability to adapt when given feedback by more learned (on the Packers, anyway) voices. I can't decide which...
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I (dream/wish/hope) Willis, 2.10, 3.12 and 08 2nd would be enough for Detroit.2. Detroit - Calvin Johnson
I think the strategy of drafting Johnson with the purpose of trading him is a solid one. Even if you get "stuck" with him, you've still got the best player in the draft. Ultimately, I think they end up with Patrick Willis.
11. San Francisco - Patrick Willis
With Branch & Carriker gone, Willis is the best player for the defensive pick they sorely need. They could opt for Levi Brown if all three go before their pick.
If I'm Millen, I take that in a skinny instant. Seems like a lot for the 49ers to give up, though. Those two 2nds are pretty valuable for a team on the rise like SF is.I (dream/wish/hope) Willis, 2.10, 3.12 and 08 2nd would be enough for Detroit.2. Detroit - Calvin Johnson
I think the strategy of drafting Johnson with the purpose of trading him is a solid one. Even if you get "stuck" with him, you've still got the best player in the draft. Ultimately, I think they end up with Patrick Willis.
11. San Francisco - Patrick Willis
With Branch & Carriker gone, Willis is the best player for the defensive pick they sorely need. They could opt for Levi Brown if all three go before their pick.![]()
I didn't realize you were doing the actual drafting for the Bucs.Petitgout is a 30 year old semi-injured tackle signed somewhat cheap. I can't imagine he being the reason the Bucs would pass on a 10-year starter at the most difficult position to fill.Like it or not, Petitgout is your squad's LT.I would be completely stunned if the Bucs took Adams over Joe Thomas -- I just don't see that happening.
Vernon Davis and CJ on the same team......that would be fun to watch!I (dream/wish/hope) Willis, 2.10, 3.12 and 08 2nd would be enough for Detroit.2. Detroit - Calvin Johnson
I think the strategy of drafting Johnson with the purpose of trading him is a solid one. Even if you get "stuck" with him, you've still got the best player in the draft. Ultimately, I think they end up with Patrick Willis.
11. San Francisco - Patrick Willis
With Branch & Carriker gone, Willis is the best player for the defensive pick they sorely need. They could opt for Levi Brown if all three go before their pick.![]()
Yes, Gruden is rather dreamy.I didn't realize you were doing the actual drafting for the Bucs.Petitgout is a 30 year old semi-injured tackle signed somewhat cheap. I can't imagine he being the reason the Bucs would pass on a 10-year starter at the most difficult position to fill.Like it or not, Petitgout is your squad's LT.I would be completely stunned if the Bucs took Adams over Joe Thomas -- I just don't see that happening.Just my opinion, dude. I just think Gruden is on a shorter timeline than picking another LT puts him on, especially when that was one of the bigger FA signings he made this offseason.Thomas would be a fine pick, though, if his seat isn't as hot as I perceive it to be. ........Um....you know what I mean.
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And with that, this becomes the best. Mock. EVAH!Honestly though I really think they go Peterson. While you can get a servicable back in later rounds, you can't get a premiere back then AND the RB class is questionable in terms of depth.3. Cleveland - Brady Quinn
Passing on a franchise grade quarterback is verboten. Adrian Peterson is a world class talent to be sure, but RBs are easier to find.
Quinn has been debated ad-nauseum this off season. I like him and think he has a Peyton Manning-esque work ethic. He'll be great because he has the skills and will WILL himself to be the franchise QB the Dolphins have needed since Marino.![]()
Quinn will become the Dolphin's franchise QB by sheer force of will even though he is drafted by Cleveland. This may take a few years. A bold projection, indeed.
Alex Smith needs a supporting case like that if he's going to succeed, IMO. Lelie and Battle just won't cut it.Vernon Davis and CJ on the same team......that would be fun to watch!I (dream/wish/hope) Willis, 2.10, 3.12 and 08 2nd would be enough for Detroit.2. Detroit - Calvin Johnson
I think the strategy of drafting Johnson with the purpose of trading him is a solid one. Even if you get "stuck" with him, you've still got the best player in the draft. Ultimately, I think they end up with Patrick Willis.
11. San Francisco - Patrick Willis
With Branch & Carriker gone, Willis is the best player for the defensive pick they sorely need. They could opt for Levi Brown if all three go before their pick.![]()
Quinn playing for Miami while in Cleveland is better than Culpepper playing for Miami in Miami.And with that, this becomes the best. Mock. EVAH!3. Cleveland - Brady Quinn
Passing on a franchise grade quarterback is verboten. Adrian Peterson is a world class talent to be sure, but RBs are easier to find.
Quinn has been debated ad-nauseum this off season. I like him and think he has a Peyton Manning-esque work ethic. He'll be great because he has the skills and will WILL himself to be the franchise QB the Dolphins have needed since Marino.![]()
Quinn will become the Dolphin's franchise QB by sheer force of will even though he is drafted by Cleveland. This may take a few years. A bold projection, indeed.
Im starting to wonder about Puz to either BUF or CAR as a consolation prize for missing out on Willis...He's definitely one of the safest guys after the top 7/8Anyone have thoughts on picks 12 and higher?I'm loving Posluszny to the Bills. Athletically speaking, he might not be the ideal candidate for their needs at linebacker, but the guy is a footballer for sure.
Well I've seen a couple of mocks with Beason to CAR, so if they like Posluszny more, I could see it.Oh and FWIW Gaines re-signed today after initially saying he would retire for 1.3 million which would seem to say they may not target Olsen and are probably either looking at the back 7 on defense.Im starting to wonder about Puz to either BUF or CAR as a consolation prize for missing out on Willis...He's definitely one of the safest guys after the top 7/8Anyone have thoughts on picks 12 and higher?I'm loving Posluszny to the Bills. Athletically speaking, he might not be the ideal candidate for their needs at linebacker, but the guy is a footballer for sure.
Unless I'm missing something, Gaines seems just a body and offers almost nothing as a reciever going 4/12/15 in catches each of the last three years.Oh and FWIW Gaines re-signed today after initially saying he would retire for 1.3 million which would seem to say they may not target Olsen and are probably either looking at the back 7 on defense.
My head is spinning from all the possibilities.#17- Up until this week, I was sure the Jags wouldn't consider Ginn. I'm not so sure anymore.Anyone have thoughts on picks 12 and higher?
I'm loving Posluszny to the Bills. Athletically speaking, he might not be the ideal candidate for their needs at linebacker, but the guy is a footballer for sure.
No concerns that his poor combine and pro day are fueled by some nasty shin splints in both legs?6. Washington - Alan Branch
Okoye is getting a lot of press, but is still (in my mind) too much of a risk at #6 overall. Branch has had a poor post season, but the on field performance is excellent. The Laron Landry talk is a smokescreen intended to get Atlanta to trade up.
New Orleans, Chicago, and Indy would all be good landing spots.I'm starting to side with Cecil on the Olsen debate. He's more athlete than football player - he's gonna fall in my last mock, I just don't how far.
Mayock must hate him. He has him ranked as #60 on his top 64 draft prospects - NFL network ticker.30. San Diego - Eric Weddle
Will make plays all over the field for the Chargers. Wants to play corner and possibly could but is still a great option at safety.
Not really . He's said he played with them his entire four years in Michigan.Plus, I read an interview with him where he said he was sick for two weeks leading up to the combine. I have no idea whether or not that's :whoosh: . But it would explain what seemed to be out of character performances from him.No concerns that his poor combine and pro day are fueled by some nasty shin splints in both legs?6. Washington - Alan Branch
Okoye is getting a lot of press, but is still (in my mind) too much of a risk at #6 overall. Branch has had a poor post season, but the on field performance is excellent. The Laron Landry talk is a smokescreen intended to get Atlanta to trade up.
Well, the Panthers aren't really in a salary cap position to sign a TE at 1.3 million and not have him start....there's also talk that Jenkins is on his way to the Rams for a 2nd and Klopensteirneitnri which again would seem to put the kibosh on Olsen...I personally wouldn't be stunned to see the Panthers either move up if Landry slides a tad or down. They seem more concerned about getting Peppers and Smith signed and shoring up depth in the draft than getting a difference maker at 14 (with Landry being the only real difference maker for them at the top of the draft).Unless I'm missing something, Gaines seems just a body and offers almost nothing as a reciever going 4/12/15 in catches each of the last three years.Oh and FWIW Gaines re-signed today after initially saying he would retire for 1.3 million which would seem to say they may not target Olsen and are probably either looking at the back 7 on defense.
I'm not a big fan either. I have him very late in the first, to a team where his fantasy potential will look very good. New Orleans. It's pencil not ink and I am still working on the top half of the draft.I'm starting to side with Cecil on the Olsen debate. He's more athlete than football player - he's gonna fall in my last mock, I just don't how far.
<_<3. Cleveland - Brady Quinn
Passing on a franchise grade quarterback is verboten. Adrian Peterson is a world class talent to be sure, but RBs are easier to find.
Quinn has been debated ad-nauseum this off season. I like him and think he has a Peyton Manning-esque work ethic. He'll be great because he has the skills and will WILL himself to be the franchise QB the Browns have needed since Kosar.
There is? That would be a GREAT trade for the Panthers. Klopfenstein was really coming on at the end of the year last year very nicely and would be at least as good an option as Olsen would be as a rookie. Add in another 2nd round pick and that should get a bigWell, the Panthers aren't really in a salary cap position to sign a TE at 1.3 million and not have him start....there's also talk that Jenkins is on his way to the Rams for a 2nd and Klopensteirneitnri which again would seem to put the kibosh on Olsen...
at this moment i have him going to indy at 32, but the seven rounder v2 is still in the ovenNew Orleans, Chicago, and Indy would all be good landing spots.I'm starting to side with Cecil on the Olsen debate. He's more athlete than football player - he's gonna fall in my last mock, I just don't how far.
Like I said at this point who knows...supposedly Jenkins is gone no matter what...it's just a matter of getting what they want for him. I wouldn't be surprised if they waited until draft day to make the deal to see if one of the teams at the end of the first gets desparate and decides he's a decent deal at 3.5 million this year.There is? That would be a GREAT trade for the Panthers. Klopfenstein was really coming on at the end of the year last year very nicely and would be at least as good an option as Olsen would be as a rookie. Add in another 2nd round pick and that should get a big :whoosh: from Panthers fans.Well, the Panthers aren't really in a salary cap position to sign a TE at 1.3 million and not have him start....there's also talk that Jenkins is on his way to the Rams for a 2nd and Klopensteirneitnri which again would seem to put the kibosh on Olsen...
While it could happen, I don't see the Broncos taking Spencer. He just doesn't seem like a first rounder to me. Blalock to KC seems like a great pick at this point.Not really . He's said he played with them his entire four three years in Michigan.Plus, I read an interview with him where he said he was sick for two weeks leading up to the combine. I have no idea whether or not that's :whoosh: . But it would explain what seemed to be out of character performances from him.No concerns that his poor combine and pro day are fueled by some nasty shin splints in both legs?6. Washington - Alan Branch
Okoye is getting a lot of press, but is still (in my mind) too much of a risk at #6 overall. Branch has had a poor post season, but the on field performance is excellent. The Laron Landry talk is a smokescreen intended to get Atlanta to trade up.
Lots of ways the Donkeys could go. Another DE prospect that's a good fit is Charles Johnson. DT's are also needed. Heck the WHOLE defense needs some new talent.While it could happen, I don't see the Broncos taking Spencer. He just doesn't seem like a first rounder to me.
can you flesh this out a little bit?I see Spencer as the #2 pure pass rusher behind Adams and a guy who can have a similar impact to Merriman/Ware/Wimbley in a 3-4 or Hali in 4-3.Fallerjw said:While it could happen, I don't see the Broncos taking Spencer. He just doesn't seem like a first rounder to ne.
Reading about the Broncos' defense made me think he wouldn't be a good fit. He's not big enough to play end for them, and he's not athletic enough to play OLB. They drafted Elvis Dumerville as a situational pass rusher last year, I don't think they want another one....at least not with their first round pick. I'd say with Wilson leaving they'd rather pick up an ILB (Harris, Willis if he wasn't gone), or a more athletic OLB if they try to move Williams inside.can you flesh this out a little bit?I see Spencer as the #2 pure pass rusher behind Adams and a guy who can have a similar impact to Merriman/Ware/Wimbley in a 3-4 or Hali in 4-3.Fallerjw said:While it could happen, I don't see the Broncos taking Spencer. He just doesn't seem like a first rounder to ne.
Good assessment. I originally had Jon Beason going to Denver with the assumption that Williams was moved inside.Reading about the Broncos' defense made me think he wouldn't be a good fit. He's not big enough to play end for them, and he's not athletic enough to play OLB. They drafted Elvis Dumerville as a situational pass rusher last year, I don't think they want another one....at least not with their first round pick. I'd say with Wilson leaving they'd rather pick up an ILB (Harris, Willis if he wasn't gone), or a more athletic OLB if they try to move Williams inside.can you flesh this out a little bit?I see Spencer as the #2 pure pass rusher behind Adams and a guy who can have a similar impact to Merriman/Ware/Wimbley in a 3-4 or Hali in 4-3.Fallerjw said:While it could happen, I don't see the Broncos taking Spencer. He just doesn't seem like a first rounder to ne.