[DRAFT] FBG Polling Mock (1 Viewer)

[Chaos Commish]

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Cincy has a perceived need at TE, so I included a couple, but Marv has said things that make it doubtful. Not trying to influence your vote or anything. Defense is what he stressed though.

1.01 Texans Reggie Bush 80%

1.02 Saints D'Brick Ferguson 54%

1.03 Titans Matt Leinart 81%

1.04 Jets Mario Williams 86%

1.05 Packers AJ Hawk 73%

1.06 49ers Vernon Davis 70%

1.07 Raiders Vince Young 59%

1.08 Bills Winston Justice 58%

1.09 Lions Michael Huff 54%

1.10 Cardinals Jay Cutler 46%

1.11 Rams Haloti Ngata 48%

1.12 Browns Brodrick Bunkley 44%

1.13 Ravens Jimmy Williams 45%

1.14 Eagles Chad Jackson 27%

1.15 Broncos Santonio Holmes* 37%

1.16 Dolphins Antonio Cromartie 22%

1.17 Vikings Ernie Sims 52%

1.18 Cowboys Manny Lawson 29%

1.19 Chargers Tye Hill 29%

1.20 Chiefs Eric Winston 23%

1.21 Patriots DeAngelo Williams 47%

1.22 Forty Niners Chad Greenway 37%

1.23 Buccaneers Kamerion Wimbley 23%

 

[Chaos Commish]

Fwiw, I read there's some maneuvering between teams around here with big interest in Gabe Watson. I know all about Adams, but I have a hunch they're very serious about beefing up those tackles, big time. So I went with Watson here, and he is in my mock current mock as a surprise. The DEs make sense. As does another LB, or DB, or even TE. So have at it. My vote has no say in the outcome, more than likely.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

Whitner

I said Allen before, but with him "failing" the two physicals I'm going with the less risky pick.

 

[Bonzai]

whitner would be a great pick.

but i don't think we'll pass on hali here. he's got that motor that lewis loves.

 

[brewer]

Whitner

I said Allen before, but with him "failing" the two physicals I'm going with the less risky pick.

Went the other way... with Allen.In any case, I don't see them going TE in the first round. I could see a defensive lineman for sure, but my gut says Allen.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

Whitner

I said Allen before, but with him "failing" the two physicals I'm going with the less risky pick.

Went the other way... with Allen.In any case, I don't see them going TE in the first round. I could see a defensive lineman for sure, but my gut says Allen.

Flip a coin.

 

[Jene Bramel]

I voted Whitner. Allen may be more likely (esp if they see him as a corner) if they aren't scared off by his hip issues.

I wouldn't be shocked if they took a Marcus McNeill or Jonathan Joseph (or whoever they saw as the best OT or CB) on the board. I'd be mildly surprised if they went TE here, although as the drafting of Chris Perry over SJax and KJones showed, if they like a guy enough, they're not afraid to take him even if the draft is deep at that position.

 

[s_ezy]

I like watson here

big body, also someone that Adams can teach the ropes too

 

[Chaos Commish]

Bump. Could use another dozen votes, thanks.

 

[-OZ-]

I voted Whitner. Allen may be more likely (esp if they see him as a corner) if they aren't scared off by his hip issues.

I wouldn't be shocked if they took a Marcus McNeill or Jonathan Joseph (or whoever they saw as the best OT or CB) on the board. I'd be mildly surprised if they went TE here, although as the drafting of Chris Perry over SJax and KJones showed, if they like a guy enough, they're not afraid to take him even if the draft is deep at that position.

I like Watson here, in the 3-4 he'd be ideal.Voted hali, with the caveat that they'd only go that way if they keep the 4-3. I've heard conflicting reports there.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

I like Watson here, in the 3-4 he'd be ideal.

If they take Watson for a 3-4, which position do he and Sam Adams play?

 

[Bonzai]

i doubt we grab watson now with adams.

plus we've got a big young guy in shaun smith thats developing nicely.

 

[-OZ-]

I like Watson here, in the 3-4 he'd be ideal.

If they take Watson for a 3-4, which position do he and Sam Adams play?

Adams is 33, Watson will keep him fresh.Watson probably isn't the best pick here either way, thinking about it for a bit.

I do like Hali a lot in the 4-3, not so sure about him in the 3-4 though. He wouldn't make a good OLB, and seems small for the 3-4.

So, basically if 4-3, go Hali. If not... well, I'm not sure. I like Whitner as FS, not SS. Can Madieu make the switch to SS, or could the Bengals run their D similar to St. Louis and others, where neither is truly the FS or SS?

 

[Chaos Commish]

I like Watson here, in the 3-4 he'd be ideal.

If they take Watson for a 3-4, which position do he and Sam Adams play?

Adams is 33, Watson will keep him fresh.

That's what I'm talking about.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

I like Watson here, in the 3-4 he'd be ideal.

If they take Watson for a 3-4, which position do he and Sam Adams play?

Adams is 33, Watson will keep him fresh.

That's what I'm talking about.

"Hey guys. What should we do with our first rounder?""How 'bout we draft a guy to keep one of our other guys fresh?"

"Good idea."

 

[Bonzai]

"Hey guys. What should we do with our first rounder?"

"How 'bout we draft a guy to keep one of our other guys fresh?"

"Good idea."

 

[Chaos Commish]

"Hey guys. What should we do with our first rounder?"

"How 'bout we draft a guy to keep one of our other guys fresh?"

"Good idea."

They both have a history of stamina/effort problems, but when at full tilt, they both have a history of dominating. This makes them both dominant.

 

[Chaos Commish]

CLOSED

Whitner it is.

 

[-OZ-]

"Hey guys. What should we do with our first rounder?"

"How 'bout we draft a guy to keep one of our other guys fresh?"

"Good idea."

They both have a history of stamina/effort problems, but when at full tilt, they both have a history of dominating. This makes them both dominant.

That's my thinking, if you can keep your NT dominant, that helps the entire D. Considering teams take nickel CBs in the 1st, taking a young DT perfect for the scheme you want to run seems a good fit to me. Even if he only plays 30% or less of the plays in his rookie year.

 

[-OZ-]

CLOSED

Whitner it is.

good enough. Is he the SS?If so, is he a really good SS?