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Choose your team's 1st round draft pick (1 Viewer)

Baltimore (stay at 1.17) - Mosley

Baltimore (trade back to late 1st) - Terrence Brooks, Morgan Moses, Shazier

Just don't trade up in 1st. Don't draft Ebron. Don't draft Zach Martin. Don't stay put and take Clinton-Dix. Don't stay put and take a WR. #InOzzieWeTrust

 
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Of the three teams I follow closely:

Chicago: I want Donald, but think we get HaHa or Pryor (whichever drops). Gun to my head, I say they get Calvin Pryor.

Philly: I want Barr, but most likely end up with Kyle Fuller or Marqise Lee. Gun to my head, going with Kyle Fuller.

Denver: This is tough, because I just want BPA regardless of position. Gun to my head, I'll go with Ryan Shazier

 
Green Bay: C.J. Mosley

Another game-changing Alabama player dropping to due medical concerns. Total steal if he drops this far. He probably won't, though. If he doesn't drop, or another top 15 talent doesn't drop, I think they'll trade back. Pauline said there are only 20-21 first round talents and the Packers pick 21. The odds of need meeting value for a first-round talent are slim. Ted loves to trade back and this is the best year to do it. I would gladly take a high 2nd and 3rd for the 21st pick, use the extra 2nd on Allen Robinson, the 3rd on defensive line depth, and call it a day.

I do NOT think they will take a safety in the first round. I think they are much more likely to take a CB than a safety, and move Hyde over. Fuller, Dennard, Gilbert all fit at 21 and any would be good picks. I think Fuller is a sleeper to go first CB, and much higher than people think, possibly top 15.

 
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Of the three teams I follow closely:

Chicago: I want Donald, but think we get HaHa or Pryor (whichever drops). Gun to my head, I say they get Calvin Pryor.
More than ok with any of these 3. Personally I think Donald goes top 10, and the Bears choose Pryor over HaHa

 
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Of the three teams I follow closely:

Chicago: I want Donald, but think we get HaHa or Pryor (whichever drops). Gun to my head, I say they get Calvin Pryor.
More than ok with any of these 3. Personally I think Donald goes top 10, and the Bears choose Pryor over HaHa
I feel the same way as these guys do with Chicago......... Would love Donald, but think they go Pryor as Donald will be gone.

 
Titans: Trade down from 11 to gain a 3rd. Take Mosley.

2nd - corner

3rd - Hyde / Best RB available.

 
SaintsInDome2006 said:
Saints - WR, Lee or Cooks
I hope not. I don't see WR as a supreme need based on their new offense, what will be available and what they need. Also, they are TERRIBLE at drafting WR's. Like New England bad. Loomis became GM in 2002. So 12 drafts resulting in 10 WR's:

2003 - Kareem Kelly - 6th round - bust
2003 - Talman Gardner - 7th round - bust
2004 - Devery - 2nd round - decent career but bust for value
2005 - Chase Lyman - 5th - bust
2006 - Mike Hass - 6th - bust
2006 - Colston - 7th - steal
2007 - Meachem - 1st - decent career but bust for value
2008 - Adrian Arrington - 7th - bust
2012 - Nick Toon - 4th - TBD
2013 - Stills - 5th - TBD, but trending up

Definitely stay away from Pac-10 WRs! Another year of declining Colston, Stills is a solid speed WR2. Different types of WR's but hopefully Toon or Morgan emerge. Still have Meachem. They are obviously prepping for post Brees with more run heavy, D centric attack. I'd love for them to get a big project WR with a high ceiling low floor like Latimer or Moncrief but those guys will go before the 3rd and the two major needs are OLB and C. Maybe throw multiple late picks and bring in 1-2 good UDFA's at WR's. That's where they tend to excel.
 
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Lions @ #10 take CB Justin Gilbert.

Dennard is another possible but when 2 are close Lions always seem to go with the non-local guy.

 
Packers would love to get Mosley, but cowboys are not going to pass on him. I think Packers go TE either Ebron or Seferian-Jenkins.

 
Packers would love to get Mosley, but cowboys are not going to pass on him. I think Packers go TE either Ebron or Seferian-Jenkins.
Seferian-Jenkins is not a first-round talent.

Any number of teams could pick Mosley and be happy about it. He's falling due to medical concerns. Everyone thought Lacy fit at the Packers at 26 last year but he fell all the way to 61. The same, to some extent, is projected for Mosley. Talent-wise he should be a top 10 pick, easily. He's going to fall to later because he's had surgeries on both knees.

 
Packers - I think Dix, Pryor & Mosley will be gone by the Packers pick. Shazier is a possibility here but I think Thompson throws the mock drafters a curveball. With Tramon Williams being 31 and in the final year of his contract and Hyde likely moving to safety I think Thompson goes Jason Verrett. You can never have too much speed or corners and a 2015 secondary of Shields and Verrett would give likely give the Packers the fastest CB duo in the NFL.

 
SaintsInDome2006 said:
Saints - WR, Lee or Cooks
I hope not. I don't see WR as a supreme need based on their new offense, what will be available and what they need. Also, they are TERRIBLE at drafting WR's. Like New England bad. Loomis became GM in 2002. So 12 drafts resulting in 10 WR's:

2003 - Kareem Kelly - 6th round - bust
2003 - Talman Gardner - 7th round - bust
2004 - Devery - 2nd round - decent career but bust for value
2005 - Chase Lyman - 5th - bust
2006 - Mike Hass - 6th - bust
2006 - Colston - 7th - steal
2007 - Meachem - 1st - decent career but bust for value
2008 - Adrian Arrington - 7th - bust
2012 - Nick Toon - 4th - TBD
2013 - Stills - 5th - TBD, but trending up

Definitely stay away from Pac-10 WRs! Another year of declining Colston, Stills is a solid speed WR2. Different types of WR's but hopefully Toon or Morgan emerge. Still have Meachem. They are obviously prepping for post Brees with more run heavy, D centric attack. I'd love for them to get a big project WR with a high ceiling low floor like Latimer or Moncrief but those guys will go before the 3rd and the two major needs are OLB and C. Maybe throw multiple late picks and bring in 1-2 good UDFA's at WR's. That's where they tend to excel.
I don't know, I feel like I'm beating a drum - the scoring was down to 10th. The games they lost in NE, NYJ, CAR, STL had a lot to do with Brees having no outlet when Graham was taken away and Sproles minimized. I see them taking 1-2 WRs. I can't predict they will take a WR in the 1st but I think they need one of that caliber, no matter where they get him. Whether that means an Adams or Moncrief or Herron or Latimer, fine, but they need to replenish their talent level big time. They have Colston and Stills then x/y/z. I think they're planning to retool, and the 2nd pick could either be a small RB or a small slot WR. That's my wish list, my view of things.

I think they can get the center by signing Goodwin and Loomis has drafted late well on the line I'd say, realizing they need someone else but they aren't just going to put a rookie in at center.

And I would not be surprised if they take an OLB/DE but if the right guy is not there (Shazier, Moseley) I don't see them reaching.

I could also see them taking a DB like Cyr in rounds 2-3.

 
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Going bold here.

Patriots- Carlos Hyde.

Not the pats biggest need but the Urban Myer connection is there and he could slide in where Blount left off. They need a playmaking back who can take some of the load off of an aging Tommy and he'd make an awsome commitee with Ridley.

 
Eagles - Cody Latimer (if we don't trade up to get Barr & if we don't trade for Dion Jordan)

 
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