Bracie Smathers
Footballguy
The free agency tsunami has swept my first mock to oblivion so I'm updating to include the impact of free agency signings and losses and factoring in Pro Day results, latest rumors, and in this draft I include four trades.
1. Kansas City: Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M.
Letting go of OT Eric Winston while not extending but only franchising Brandon Albert at OLT creates a hole both short term and long term. After Albert signed his tender KC announced he was available for trade. All of that wrangling points that the Chiefs pick a long-term answer at OLT.
2. Jacksonville: Shariff Floyd, DT, Florida.
Many expect the Jags to take an edge pass rusher because they only racked up 20 sacks which was the worst in the league last year but they also surrendered the 3rd most rushing yards per game (141). With the second pick, the top edge pass rushers who rate that high of a selection dont project as stout run-stuffing 4-3 defensive ends. I havent been shy expressing that my favorite player from this draft is Sharriff Floyd. He penetrates and blows up blocking schemes and his football smarts are evident as he instantly reads and reacts to plays. In addition he brings a pass rush from inside that few teams boast. That fact he played at Florida might fill some of those empty seats in Jacksonville.
3. Oakland: Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah.
Star got rave reviews on his recent Pro Day where the 6-foot-3, 311-pound Lotulelei put up 38 reps on the 225-pound bench press, had a 30-inch vertical leap, ran the three-cone drill in 7.76 seconds, and the short shuttle in 4.65 seconds. Details leaked which might have been a factor in his heart condition. Star lost ten pounds in three days before the Combine so dehydration may have been the culprit, he might not have heart condition at all. The Raiders still havent made any moves to re-sign DT Richard Seymour and lost their other starting DT Desmond Bryant in free agency so defensive tackle is, one of many, dire needs for Oakland.
4. Philadelphia: Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia.
Hmmnn very interesting. The Eagles held a private workout with Geno where owner Jeffrey Laurie was in attendance. The free agent signings addressed many top needs. They landed pass rushing OLB/DE Connor Barwin to add on top of current players, OLB/DE Brandon Graham, OLB/DE Vinnie Curry, and OLB/DE Trent Cole so they can cross pass rusher off their top pick. They revamped the secondary signing, safties Kenny Phillips and Patrick Chung, then at CB they landed Cary Williams and CB Bradley Fletcher so that negates the need to grab Milliner. They got their NT in Isasc Sogoaga and both DTs are gone in this scenario so that leaves the pick up between OT and QB. The Eagles get starting OLT Jason Peters back and their OG which boosts their O-Line and they only signed Michael Vick to a one-year contract. The Eagles went out and hand picked Chip Kelly so he can run his offense. Smiths completion percentage has gone up steadily each year from 64.8 to 65.8 to 71.2 the last three years. His TD to INT ratio has increased each year from 24-7 to 31-7 to 42-6 which ties in well with his film-rat reputation. Then he smoked a 4.59 forty at the combine which really opened some eyes. Geno has his detractors but he could go as high as #2 or #3 but I feel he wont make it past #4, either the Eagles take him or some team moves up but I dont see him dropping any further.
5. Detroit: Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan.
OT Jeff Backus retired and the Lions lost OT Gosder Cherlis in free agency. OT Rielly Rieff might be a better fit at OG so OT becomes a dire need that trumps CB.
***TRADE*** MIAMI trades up from the 12th pick to Cleveland's 6th pick. Reasoning - Miami lost OT Jake Long and owns two second-round draft picks paving the way to land an OLT to seal QB Ryan Tannenhill's blind side...
6. Miami: Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma.
They commit to QB Ryan Tannehill and build the team around him by signing WR Mike Wallace and move up to get the last of the top-three OLTs from this draft.
7. Arizona: Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama.
The Cards offensive line (OLT Nate Potter, LG Darvn Colledge, C Scott Wedge, RG Adam Snyder, RT Bobby Massie) is the worst in the league. They ranked dead last rushing the football, top rusher ran for only 357 yards. They have a dire need which matches the BPA of the draft in Warmack. Durability (never missed a snap) and dependability (only missed 7 out of his 728 assignments - success rate 99%) Four year starter, simply a perfect player that fits dire need. With Geno Smith and the top-three OLTs off the board coach Arians could be tempted to over draft his QB but with Warmack there he has to take him.
8. Buffalo: Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee.
Very tempted to go with Matt Barkley or Ryan Nassib but feel one of the QBs, likely Nassib, should drop to their second round pick. The Bills lost OG Levitre but Warmack is off the board and they get back OT Zebrie Sanders. Theyve drafted two cornerbacks last year, in the first and fourth rounds last year so they skip Milliner. Easily could go pass rusher but they had 36 sacks last year, not bad. The Bills have needed someone opposite of WR Stevie Johnson since he started churing out 1,000 yard seasons three years ago and just lost WR Donald Jones in free agency. Players like Patterson are difficult to find so this pick should help whomever the Bills get to play QB in the second round.
9. N.Y. Jets: Dion Jordan, DE-LB, Oregon.
Rex Ryan is like a grizzly bear sitting on top of a waterfall in the perfect spot to catch salmon spawning upstream where he takes his pick of the biggest juiciest pass rushing fish that jumps in his paws.
10. Tennessee: Ezekiel Ziggy Ansah, DE-LB, Brigham Young.
The Titans gave up too many points last year. They have Derreck Morgan (296 lbs) at one DE position but in free agency last year they signed undersized pass rushing DE Kamerion Wimbley (245 lbs) to play on the opposite side. They need to get bigger and stronger at that position so enters Ansah.
11. San Diego: Barkevious Mingo, LB, Louisiana State.
Chargers are good at corner with Antone Cason and Quentin Jammer or Milliner would go here. They could use O-Line help but Mingo is BPA and too good to pass up. OLB Shuan Phillips had 9.5 sacks on one side with virtually no pass rush help from the backside. Adding a pass rusher like Mingo creates backside pressure which would open up the Chargers pass rush.
***TRADE*** Cleveland trades down from 6th pick to Miami's 12th pick. Reasoning - Cleveland lacked a sencond round pick having used it to select WR Josh Gordon in last year's supplemental draft and acquires one of the two second-round picks that Miami had...
12. Cleveland : Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama.
Cleveland misses out on top pass rushers so fill a need at corner while talking BPA at this point in the draft.
***TRADE*** Tampa Bay trades 13th pick in the draft to New York Jets for CB Darrelle Revis..
13. New York Jets : Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State.
The trade of Revis to Tampa Bay will eventually go through so the Jets land a corner to try and replace him.
14. Carolina: Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri.
The Panthers continue to build the defense around MLB Luke Keuchly by taking a DT to cement the middle of the D-Line in front of him.
15. New Orleans: Jarvis Jones, LB, Georgia
Dire need meets falling player, right into the lap of Rob Ryan who desperately needs LBers to run his 3-4 defense.
16. St. Louis: Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia.
The Rams need offensive weapons and Austin is rapidly rising up draft boards.
17. Pittsburgh: Bjoern Werner, DE/OLB, Florida State.
Let the rebuild begin.
18. Dallas: Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State.
The Cowboys are switching to the 4-3 and New DC Monte Kiffin gets a bedrock to build his defense and starts with Hankins. Dallas needs defensive tackles so they add the versatile 63, 335 lb Junior who can play a number of positions on the line.
19. N.Y. Giants: Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame.
Lost Martellus Bennett in free agency and his 55 receptions.
***TRADE*** Arizona Cardnals trade-up from the second round sending a 2014 firs round pick to Chicago. Reasoning - Arizona desperately needs a starting caliber QB and don't want to risk losing Barkley to another team moving up for him. Chicago probably re-signs LB Brian Urlacher to a one-year contract so they decide to move-down thinking they can find a LB in the second round.
20. ARIZONA : QB Matt Barkley, USC
Bruce Arians needs a quarterback and cant afford the outside chance that Minnesota takes their guy.
21. Cincinnati: Kenny Vaccaro, FS, Texas.
Vaccaro easily could go higher. Bengals solid defense gets even stronger.
22. St. Louis: Jonathan Cooper, OG, North Carolina.
The Rams QB were hit 116 times last year so they signed OLT Jake Long but they still need to upgrade that line so they get a solid OG who should become a fixture on their offensive line.
23. Minnesota: Keenan Allen, WR, California.
The Vikes land Greg Jennings and get a big fast WR who should start opposite him as a rookie.
24. Indianapolis: D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama.
The Colts current RT is Winston Juctice, a guy who Philadelphia drafted in the second round but traded just to move-up in the sixth round last year. If the Eagles didnt want him on their offensive line then I think its safe to say the Colts would probably want an upgrade on the right side, enter Fluker.
25. Minnesota: Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina.
Could go LB but Kevin Williams is wearing down and needs to eventually get replaced.
26. Green Bay: Eddie Lacy, RB, Alabama
Yeah, I know, the Pack doesnt draft RBs in the first round. The last RB taken in the first round by GB was Brent Fullwood back in 1987 but the Pack has a glaring need. The piece-meal RBs havent worked. Its time to think inside the box for a change. Rodgers has faced undue pressure because teams laugh at the lack of a rushing game Green Bay puts on the field. The Pack put up over 430 points but didnt win any low scoring tight games last year, why? Because they cant, not with those RBs. Point is every NFL team needs to line up in the I and just play smash-mouth and force their will running the football in a low-scoring tight game at least once during the season,. See Seattle and SF. Oh and the RB taken in the first round back in 1979 by the Pack? EDDIE Lee Harvey so EDDIE Lacy, kismet?
27. Houston: DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson.
Cut Walters increasing need for WR opposite Andre Johnson.
28. Denver: Damontre Moore, DE, Texas A&M.
With Elvis Dumervil possibly gone they would need a pass rusher. Von Miller has been coaching up Moore through the draft proccess so I'm sure he has mentioned Damontre a few times to the Broncos.
***TRADE*** Jcksonville Jaguars trade-up from the second round to New England's first round selection, 29th pick of first round giving their 2014 second-round pick. Reasoning - Jacksonville needs a QB. New England is forward thinking with draft trades and can find starters in this year's second round...
29. Jacksonville : QB EJ Manuel, Florida State
Some team is going to trade-up for Manuel. EJs stock has risen to the point that he has been invited to New York City to attend the draft. The NFL doesnt typically invite second round picks to Music City to sit in the green room and there are teams in dire need so someone is likely to move-up and Belichick has been accommodating in moving down so I think it happens here. Jacksonville is loosing fans in droves. They need a dynamic leader, Gabbert and Henne dont cut it but at the combine Manuel nailed his visit with the media. Manuel had a solid Senior Bowl, including the week of practice. At 65 and 237 lbs hes got great size and in his Pro Day his people not only showcased is big arm they also highlighted his mobility. He has his flaws but hes the only QB from this class who can run the read-option. Oh and Ill throw this out there, one thing pointed out by Chip Kelly is he likes QBs with large hands. Manuel has 10.38 inch hands which were the largest of the 2013 QB class.
30. Atlanta: Tank Carradine, DE, Florida State.
Falcons have to find a replacement for loss of DE John Abraham.
31. San Francisco: Jesse Williams, DT, Alabama.
6-foot-4, 323-pound Williams was a moveable chess piece for Nick Saban, but found his real role as a game-changing nose tackle in 2012 after moving from five-tech defensive end. You'll also see him as a goal-line fullback
6-foot-4, 323-pound with remarkable 40-yard dash times in the 4.84/4.92 range
They lost NT Isaac Sopoaga,62, 330 lbs, but signed DT Glenn Dorsey, 61 and 297 lbs, to take his place. They lose an inch and 33 pounds in the middle of their D-Line. Williams was moved around by Saban who had him playing five-tech 3-4 DE and even lined him up at FB before Jesse found his home at nose tackle. So Williams brings versatility. Last year when DE Justin Smith went down last year the sack tear that OLB/DE Aldon Smith was on dried up so adding a big man who can play both nose and end probably is a better use of their top pick over a safety since there are still plenty of DBs left in free agency and the draft class is deep enough where they could land a very good safety at the end of round two.
32. Baltimore: Arthur Brown, LB, Kansas State.
They've lost so many starters but the biggest loss is LB Ray Lewis and choose Brown.
1. Kansas City: Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M.
Letting go of OT Eric Winston while not extending but only franchising Brandon Albert at OLT creates a hole both short term and long term. After Albert signed his tender KC announced he was available for trade. All of that wrangling points that the Chiefs pick a long-term answer at OLT.
2. Jacksonville: Shariff Floyd, DT, Florida.
Many expect the Jags to take an edge pass rusher because they only racked up 20 sacks which was the worst in the league last year but they also surrendered the 3rd most rushing yards per game (141). With the second pick, the top edge pass rushers who rate that high of a selection dont project as stout run-stuffing 4-3 defensive ends. I havent been shy expressing that my favorite player from this draft is Sharriff Floyd. He penetrates and blows up blocking schemes and his football smarts are evident as he instantly reads and reacts to plays. In addition he brings a pass rush from inside that few teams boast. That fact he played at Florida might fill some of those empty seats in Jacksonville.
3. Oakland: Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah.
Star got rave reviews on his recent Pro Day where the 6-foot-3, 311-pound Lotulelei put up 38 reps on the 225-pound bench press, had a 30-inch vertical leap, ran the three-cone drill in 7.76 seconds, and the short shuttle in 4.65 seconds. Details leaked which might have been a factor in his heart condition. Star lost ten pounds in three days before the Combine so dehydration may have been the culprit, he might not have heart condition at all. The Raiders still havent made any moves to re-sign DT Richard Seymour and lost their other starting DT Desmond Bryant in free agency so defensive tackle is, one of many, dire needs for Oakland.
4. Philadelphia: Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia.
Hmmnn very interesting. The Eagles held a private workout with Geno where owner Jeffrey Laurie was in attendance. The free agent signings addressed many top needs. They landed pass rushing OLB/DE Connor Barwin to add on top of current players, OLB/DE Brandon Graham, OLB/DE Vinnie Curry, and OLB/DE Trent Cole so they can cross pass rusher off their top pick. They revamped the secondary signing, safties Kenny Phillips and Patrick Chung, then at CB they landed Cary Williams and CB Bradley Fletcher so that negates the need to grab Milliner. They got their NT in Isasc Sogoaga and both DTs are gone in this scenario so that leaves the pick up between OT and QB. The Eagles get starting OLT Jason Peters back and their OG which boosts their O-Line and they only signed Michael Vick to a one-year contract. The Eagles went out and hand picked Chip Kelly so he can run his offense. Smiths completion percentage has gone up steadily each year from 64.8 to 65.8 to 71.2 the last three years. His TD to INT ratio has increased each year from 24-7 to 31-7 to 42-6 which ties in well with his film-rat reputation. Then he smoked a 4.59 forty at the combine which really opened some eyes. Geno has his detractors but he could go as high as #2 or #3 but I feel he wont make it past #4, either the Eagles take him or some team moves up but I dont see him dropping any further.
5. Detroit: Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan.
OT Jeff Backus retired and the Lions lost OT Gosder Cherlis in free agency. OT Rielly Rieff might be a better fit at OG so OT becomes a dire need that trumps CB.
***TRADE*** MIAMI trades up from the 12th pick to Cleveland's 6th pick. Reasoning - Miami lost OT Jake Long and owns two second-round draft picks paving the way to land an OLT to seal QB Ryan Tannenhill's blind side...
6. Miami: Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma.
They commit to QB Ryan Tannehill and build the team around him by signing WR Mike Wallace and move up to get the last of the top-three OLTs from this draft.
7. Arizona: Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama.
The Cards offensive line (OLT Nate Potter, LG Darvn Colledge, C Scott Wedge, RG Adam Snyder, RT Bobby Massie) is the worst in the league. They ranked dead last rushing the football, top rusher ran for only 357 yards. They have a dire need which matches the BPA of the draft in Warmack. Durability (never missed a snap) and dependability (only missed 7 out of his 728 assignments - success rate 99%) Four year starter, simply a perfect player that fits dire need. With Geno Smith and the top-three OLTs off the board coach Arians could be tempted to over draft his QB but with Warmack there he has to take him.
8. Buffalo: Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee.
Very tempted to go with Matt Barkley or Ryan Nassib but feel one of the QBs, likely Nassib, should drop to their second round pick. The Bills lost OG Levitre but Warmack is off the board and they get back OT Zebrie Sanders. Theyve drafted two cornerbacks last year, in the first and fourth rounds last year so they skip Milliner. Easily could go pass rusher but they had 36 sacks last year, not bad. The Bills have needed someone opposite of WR Stevie Johnson since he started churing out 1,000 yard seasons three years ago and just lost WR Donald Jones in free agency. Players like Patterson are difficult to find so this pick should help whomever the Bills get to play QB in the second round.
9. N.Y. Jets: Dion Jordan, DE-LB, Oregon.
Rex Ryan is like a grizzly bear sitting on top of a waterfall in the perfect spot to catch salmon spawning upstream where he takes his pick of the biggest juiciest pass rushing fish that jumps in his paws.
10. Tennessee: Ezekiel Ziggy Ansah, DE-LB, Brigham Young.
The Titans gave up too many points last year. They have Derreck Morgan (296 lbs) at one DE position but in free agency last year they signed undersized pass rushing DE Kamerion Wimbley (245 lbs) to play on the opposite side. They need to get bigger and stronger at that position so enters Ansah.
11. San Diego: Barkevious Mingo, LB, Louisiana State.
Chargers are good at corner with Antone Cason and Quentin Jammer or Milliner would go here. They could use O-Line help but Mingo is BPA and too good to pass up. OLB Shuan Phillips had 9.5 sacks on one side with virtually no pass rush help from the backside. Adding a pass rusher like Mingo creates backside pressure which would open up the Chargers pass rush.
***TRADE*** Cleveland trades down from 6th pick to Miami's 12th pick. Reasoning - Cleveland lacked a sencond round pick having used it to select WR Josh Gordon in last year's supplemental draft and acquires one of the two second-round picks that Miami had...
12. Cleveland : Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama.
Cleveland misses out on top pass rushers so fill a need at corner while talking BPA at this point in the draft.
***TRADE*** Tampa Bay trades 13th pick in the draft to New York Jets for CB Darrelle Revis..
13. New York Jets : Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State.
The trade of Revis to Tampa Bay will eventually go through so the Jets land a corner to try and replace him.
14. Carolina: Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri.
The Panthers continue to build the defense around MLB Luke Keuchly by taking a DT to cement the middle of the D-Line in front of him.
15. New Orleans: Jarvis Jones, LB, Georgia
Dire need meets falling player, right into the lap of Rob Ryan who desperately needs LBers to run his 3-4 defense.
16. St. Louis: Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia.
The Rams need offensive weapons and Austin is rapidly rising up draft boards.
17. Pittsburgh: Bjoern Werner, DE/OLB, Florida State.
Let the rebuild begin.
18. Dallas: Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State.
The Cowboys are switching to the 4-3 and New DC Monte Kiffin gets a bedrock to build his defense and starts with Hankins. Dallas needs defensive tackles so they add the versatile 63, 335 lb Junior who can play a number of positions on the line.
19. N.Y. Giants: Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame.
Lost Martellus Bennett in free agency and his 55 receptions.
***TRADE*** Arizona Cardnals trade-up from the second round sending a 2014 firs round pick to Chicago. Reasoning - Arizona desperately needs a starting caliber QB and don't want to risk losing Barkley to another team moving up for him. Chicago probably re-signs LB Brian Urlacher to a one-year contract so they decide to move-down thinking they can find a LB in the second round.
20. ARIZONA : QB Matt Barkley, USC
Bruce Arians needs a quarterback and cant afford the outside chance that Minnesota takes their guy.
21. Cincinnati: Kenny Vaccaro, FS, Texas.
Vaccaro easily could go higher. Bengals solid defense gets even stronger.
22. St. Louis: Jonathan Cooper, OG, North Carolina.
The Rams QB were hit 116 times last year so they signed OLT Jake Long but they still need to upgrade that line so they get a solid OG who should become a fixture on their offensive line.
23. Minnesota: Keenan Allen, WR, California.
The Vikes land Greg Jennings and get a big fast WR who should start opposite him as a rookie.
24. Indianapolis: D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama.
The Colts current RT is Winston Juctice, a guy who Philadelphia drafted in the second round but traded just to move-up in the sixth round last year. If the Eagles didnt want him on their offensive line then I think its safe to say the Colts would probably want an upgrade on the right side, enter Fluker.
25. Minnesota: Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina.
Could go LB but Kevin Williams is wearing down and needs to eventually get replaced.
26. Green Bay: Eddie Lacy, RB, Alabama
Yeah, I know, the Pack doesnt draft RBs in the first round. The last RB taken in the first round by GB was Brent Fullwood back in 1987 but the Pack has a glaring need. The piece-meal RBs havent worked. Its time to think inside the box for a change. Rodgers has faced undue pressure because teams laugh at the lack of a rushing game Green Bay puts on the field. The Pack put up over 430 points but didnt win any low scoring tight games last year, why? Because they cant, not with those RBs. Point is every NFL team needs to line up in the I and just play smash-mouth and force their will running the football in a low-scoring tight game at least once during the season,. See Seattle and SF. Oh and the RB taken in the first round back in 1979 by the Pack? EDDIE Lee Harvey so EDDIE Lacy, kismet?
27. Houston: DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson.
Cut Walters increasing need for WR opposite Andre Johnson.
28. Denver: Damontre Moore, DE, Texas A&M.
With Elvis Dumervil possibly gone they would need a pass rusher. Von Miller has been coaching up Moore through the draft proccess so I'm sure he has mentioned Damontre a few times to the Broncos.
***TRADE*** Jcksonville Jaguars trade-up from the second round to New England's first round selection, 29th pick of first round giving their 2014 second-round pick. Reasoning - Jacksonville needs a QB. New England is forward thinking with draft trades and can find starters in this year's second round...
29. Jacksonville : QB EJ Manuel, Florida State
Some team is going to trade-up for Manuel. EJs stock has risen to the point that he has been invited to New York City to attend the draft. The NFL doesnt typically invite second round picks to Music City to sit in the green room and there are teams in dire need so someone is likely to move-up and Belichick has been accommodating in moving down so I think it happens here. Jacksonville is loosing fans in droves. They need a dynamic leader, Gabbert and Henne dont cut it but at the combine Manuel nailed his visit with the media. Manuel had a solid Senior Bowl, including the week of practice. At 65 and 237 lbs hes got great size and in his Pro Day his people not only showcased is big arm they also highlighted his mobility. He has his flaws but hes the only QB from this class who can run the read-option. Oh and Ill throw this out there, one thing pointed out by Chip Kelly is he likes QBs with large hands. Manuel has 10.38 inch hands which were the largest of the 2013 QB class.
30. Atlanta: Tank Carradine, DE, Florida State.
Falcons have to find a replacement for loss of DE John Abraham.
31. San Francisco: Jesse Williams, DT, Alabama.
6-foot-4, 323-pound Williams was a moveable chess piece for Nick Saban, but found his real role as a game-changing nose tackle in 2012 after moving from five-tech defensive end. You'll also see him as a goal-line fullback
6-foot-4, 323-pound with remarkable 40-yard dash times in the 4.84/4.92 range
They lost NT Isaac Sopoaga,62, 330 lbs, but signed DT Glenn Dorsey, 61 and 297 lbs, to take his place. They lose an inch and 33 pounds in the middle of their D-Line. Williams was moved around by Saban who had him playing five-tech 3-4 DE and even lined him up at FB before Jesse found his home at nose tackle. So Williams brings versatility. Last year when DE Justin Smith went down last year the sack tear that OLB/DE Aldon Smith was on dried up so adding a big man who can play both nose and end probably is a better use of their top pick over a safety since there are still plenty of DBs left in free agency and the draft class is deep enough where they could land a very good safety at the end of round two.
32. Baltimore: Arthur Brown, LB, Kansas State.
They've lost so many starters but the biggest loss is LB Ray Lewis and choose Brown.
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