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Grades are subjective folks. Whether Gonzo is an A- or a B is really not that big of a difference.
:goodposting: I appreciate the efforts you went through to grade teams and make some commentary; I think thats what will really make this thread interesting for years to come actually once we all have full rosters. Everyone has their own opinions and way of rating players. Not trying to pile on your grades and hope you didnt take it as such, thanks for sharing. :thumbup:
Drafting is only half the fun. Talking about the picks is the other half.
 
Antonio Smith,dt

Vincent Brown,wr

Offense

Jay Cutler

Lesean McCoy

Eric Decker

Cordarrelle Patterson

Vincent Brown

Kyle Rudolph

Duane Brown

Anthony Davis

Defense

Antonio Smith

Dontari Poe

Clay Matthews

Perry Riley

Jason Worlids

Dre Kirpatrick

Harrison Smith

 
15.03 Carolina panthers select Jason Kelce C

Tannehill

Jordy Nelson

Kenny britt

Chris givens

Aaron Hernandez

Johnathan Martin

Justin Pugh

Jason Kelce

Todd herremans

Derrick Morgan

Derrick Wolfe

Lavonte david

Jarvis jones

Patrick Peterson

Antonio cromartie

 
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15.04 Houston selects - Davin Joseph G

Another mauling guard for the run game. Joseph was a pro bowl player in 2011, injury cut his 2012 short but it was early enough that I think he can come back ready this year. Houston is now ready to play ground and pound ball control football.

O

QB Matt Barkley 8.29

RB Matt Forte 6.29

WR T.Y. Hilton 13.04

LT Matt Kalil 2.04

LG Davin Joseph 15.04

C Ryan Kalil 4.29

RG Chance Warmack 5.04

D

NT Terrence Cody 14.29

LE Bjorn Werner 10.29

LOLB Damontre Moore 12.29

ROLB Brian Orakpo 3.04

MLB John Beason 11.04

FS Michael Griffin 9.04

CB Darrelle Revis 1.29

CB Dee Milliner 7.04

ETA: Nate PM'ed

 
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15.04 Houston selects - Davin Joseph GAnother mauling guard for the run game. Joseph was a pro bowl player in 2011, injury cut his 2012 short but it was early enough that I think he can come back ready this year. Houston is now ready to play ground and pound ball control football.OQB Matt Barkley 8.29RB Matt Forte 6.29WR T.Y. Hilton 13.04 LT Matt Kalil 2.04LG Davin Joseph 15.04C Ryan Kalil 4.29RG Chance Warmack 5.04D NT Terrence Cody 14.29LE Bjorn Werner 10.29 LOLB Damontre Moore 12.29ROLB Brian Orakpo 3.04MLB John Beason 11.04 FS Michael Griffin 9.04CB Darrelle Revis 1.29CB Dee Milliner 7.04ETA: Nate PM'ed
Great pick. For some reason I had him crossed off on my list. :wall:
 
I thought about snagging Joseph a few rounds ago, if only for his character (2x TB man of the year) and perceived value. I passed mainly because he really hasn't been that great in the last 4 years. He was particularly terrible at run blocking. He hasn't sniffed even a 0 PFF run blocking rating since 2008.

 
15.05 Baltimore Ravens select Aaron Williams, CB

Offense:

QB Rivers

RB Rice

WR1 J. Baldwin

WR2

TE Fred Davis

LT M. Newhouse

LG Grubbs

C

RG

RT R. Reiff

3-4 Defense

LE R. McDonald

RE

DT Rubin

ROLB

MLB Kuechly

MLB Willis

LOLB Woodley

CB1 Culliver

CB2 A. Williams

SS Chancellor

FS

 
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15.05 Baltimore Ravens select Kendall Wright, WRNeed another option at WR and think he will go nicely with Jon Baldwin. Both of them are extremely raw but hopefully I can snag some vets later. Offense:QB RiversRB RiceWR1 J. BaldwinWR2 K. WrightTE Fred DavisLT M. NewhouseLG GrubbsC RG RT R. Reiff3-4 DefenseLE R. McDonaldRE DT RubinROLB MLB KuechlyMLB WillisLOLB WoodleyCB1 CulliverCB2 SS ChancellorFS
already taken at 9.13
 
15.7 Bills - Patrick Chung, S

Bad year last year but young and skilled.

QB Kirk Wilson

RB Mark Ingram

WR Justin Blackmon

TE Marcedes Lewis

LT Joe Staley

LG Mike Iupati

RG Marshall Yanda

RT Bobby Massie

DE Red Bryant

NT Haloti Ngata

OLB Tamba Hali

ILB Donta Hightower

OLB Courtney Upshaw

CB Chris Houston

FS Patrick Chung

 
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15.8 Chiefs select Fernando Velasco, C

One of the few remaining centers I am comfortable starting.

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Current team:

Offense

QB Ryan Nassib 13.8

RB Marshawn Lynch 8.25

WR Torrey Smith 9.8

TE Martellus Bennett 11.8

LT Jared Veldheer 5.8

C Fernando Velasco 15.8

RT Phil Loadholt 7.8

Defense

DE Calais Campbell 2.8

NT Marcell Dareus 3.8

DE Sharrif Floyd 6.25

ILB Dannell Ellerbe 12.25

OLB Brandon Graham 4.25

CB Richard Sherman 1.25

CB Tarell Brown 10.25

FS Ed Reed 14.25

 
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15.09 - Dolphins select Stephon Gilmore, CB

Only 22, has the potential to be a #1CB on any team. Will learn from Peanut Tillman and can develop to become a good future shutdown corner.

 
Instinctive selects Eddie Lacy,RB
Was surprised he's still here. Given how early a ton of RBs went, it almost immediately became my plan to wait with both of my teams. Lacy fits well with the Broncos, behind a mauling OLine, we'll destroy you on the right side with dives and off tackles, especially with Allen to block. We'll also be able to effectively run play actions with Allen, plus Marshall's experience in short-to-intermediate routes and Schaub's play action numbers (one of the best PA guys in the league)
 
Sorry about that

15.09 - Dolphins select Jimmy Smith, CB

Only 24, has the potential to be a #1CB on any team. Will learn from Peanut Tillman and can develop to become a good future shutdown corner.

 
15.11 Cleveland Browns select Brian Robison, DE

Not a flashy pick, but this guy knows how to get to the QB. Top 10 in QB hurries and 8+ sacks the last two seasons.

Offense

4.22 QB Geno Smith

3.11 HB C.J. Spiller

13.11 FB Marcel Reece

1.22 WR A.J. Green

2.11 WR Demaryius Thomas

14.22 TE Tony Gonzalez

5.11 LT William Beatty

12.22 LG Rob Sims

8.22 OC John Sullivan

11.11 RG Louis Vasquez

7.11 RT Gosder Cherilus

Defense

15.11 DE Brian Robison

10.22 CB Derek Cox

6.22 S Reshad Jones

9.11 S Troy Polamalu

 
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15.11 Cleveland Browns select Brian Robison, DE

Not a flashy pick, but this guy knows how to get to the QB. Top 10 in QB hurries and 8+ sacks the last two seasons.

Offense

4.22 QB Geno Smith

3.11 HB C.J. Spiller

13.11 FB Marcel Reece

1.22 WR A.J. Green

2.11 WR Demaryius Thomas

14.22 TE Tony Gonzalez

5.11 LT William Beatty

12.22 LG Rob Sims

8.22 OC John Sullivan

11.11 RG Louis Vasquez

7.11 RT Gosder Cherilus

Defense

15.11 DE Brian Robison

10.22 CB Derek Cox

6.22 S Reshad Jones

9.11 S Troy Polamalu
At this point, about as good a pick as we'll see. I do wonder about the bolded though, can't help but think he benefits immensely from the guy on the opposite side.
 
15.06 Colts (gandalas) select Antonio Gates, TE via PMed list
I think that this guy can have a VERY nice few seasons to close out his career if he is not counted upon to be "the guy" like he has been in San Diego for the past few seasons.Big difference from that crap he has to work with there to my team which has Vincent Jackson (glad to see you again Antonio) and Justin Hunter at my wideout spots. Plus Chris Johnson in the backfield is better than any RB he has worked with since LaDanian was in his prime.
 
15.06 Colts (gandalas) select Antonio Gates, TE via PMed list
I think that this guy can have a VERY nice few seasons to close out his career if he is not counted upon to be "the guy" like he has been in San Diego for the past few seasons.Big difference from that crap he has to work with there to my team which has Vincent Jackson (glad to see you again Antonio) and Justin Hunter at my wideout spots. Plus Chris Johnson in the backfield is better than any RB he has worked with since LaDanian was in his prime.
The only issue I'd have with this pick is that your offensive line is going to need help and Gates can't really help with blocking. I'm sure he'd be really great for short passes though since VJax/Hunter seem to be more suited for the deep routes and Romo won't have much time to throw.
 
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15.06 Colts (gandalas) select Antonio Gates, TE via PMed list
I think that this guy can have a VERY nice few seasons to close out his career if he is not counted upon to be "the guy" like he has been in San Diego for the past few seasons.Big difference from that crap he has to work with there to my team which has Vincent Jackson (glad to see you again Antonio) and Justin Hunter at my wideout spots. Plus Chris Johnson in the backfield is better than any RB he has worked with since LaDanian was in his prime.
The only issue I'd have with this pick is that your offensive line is going to need help and Gates can't really help with blocking. I'm sure he'd be really great for short passes though since VJax/Hunter seem to be more suited for the deep routes and Romo won't have much time to throw.
Both of my tackles will be fine, so Gates would not be able to help the Guards/Center block anyway. :mellow:
 
And on the topic of dominant offenses, I will match my Niners offense up against anyone...QB: BreesRB: Trent RichardsonWR: Victor CruzWR: Marques ColstonLT: Eric FisherLG: C: Robert TurnerRG: Brandon MooreRT: David Stewart
Has Robert Turner ever played center? I'm not being sracastic here as I really am not sure. For the Jets he was listed as an OG but really only saw playing time at TE - basically as an extra offensive lineman on short yardage and clock killing formations.
 
And on the topic of dominant offenses, I will match my Niners offense up against anyone...

QB: Brees

RB: Trent Richardson

WR: Victor Cruz

WR: Marques Colston

LT: Eric Fisher

LG:

C: Robert Turner

RG: Brandon Moore

RT: David Stewart
Has Robert Turner ever played center? I'm not being sracastic here as I really am not sure. For the Jets he was listed as an OG but really only saw playing time at TE - basically as an extra offensive lineman on short yardage and clock killing formations.
My link
Pass Block

45/50

Robert Turner’s (6'4", 308 pounds, six seasons) strength is in his versatility. The center/guard played major minutes for St. Louis in 2012 at both positions. Playing both guard and center, Turner showed good presence in his pass sets and has a quick get-off from his stance. He’s patient, which allows him to pick his spots and not overextend to defenders.

Run Block

31/50

Turner’s patience in the pass game oftentimes shows up in the run game, and that’s not a positive. He has a bad habit of standing up out of his stance, which makes gaining leverage in the run game tricky. If he can gain leverage, Turner can be very good at moving the pile upfield. Otherwise, he’s limited to angle blocking and sealing off for backside cuts.

Overall

76/100

Turner has promise as a center or guard in the Rams’ future based on a very strong 2012. If he can get his pad level down in the run game and continue his excellent pass-blocking trends, Turner will be moving up our list next spring.
 
Bowe, Garcon, and Wayne are better than Nelson, James Jones, and Cobb.
I'd disagree with this (at Wayne's current age, not if he was in his prime), but then again I've long thought that Bowe was one of the more over-rated WRs in the league and I think Nelson is probably one of the more under-rated WRs in the league.
 
Has Robert Turner ever played center? I'm not being sracastic here as I really am not sure. For the Jets he was listed as an OG but really only saw playing time at TE - basically as an extra offensive lineman on short yardage and clock killing formations.
He started nine games at center in 2012.
 
Bucs 15.13: ADAM JONES, CBStill talented. Character is overrated.
:grumble: he's been on my short list for a long time now, kept passing on him expecting him to fall further because he's not a starter. Really liked the idea of setting him up with Champ Bailey and Xavier Rhodes this round.
 

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