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try it nowlink doesn't work Bloom!
Works now, thanks man!link doesn't work Bloom!
My 7 round mock (done before the Dante Hall trade) - I really want to release one last update to this before the draft, but we are ridiculously busy.Everything you'd ever want to know about past draftsBloom, yet another fine piece. Three quick things:
1. Does your site have a list of all the picks (or a link to a list of all the picks from round 1 to 7)? I was looking for it but could not seem to find it.
2. Will you posting information about past drafts on your site? Maybe the actual picks or something along those lines?
3. What do you think the chances are of the Eagles trading down in round one. I am thinking that they could trade down from 26 and maybe pick up the Jets two second rounders. Use the first one on a safety and maybe package their second and the Jets second to slide up and take Leonard. The other thing discussed here in Philly would be moving Sheldon Brown to safety and drafting a CB instead. I'll hang up and listen (read).
Thanks!
No matter what happens when Washington is on the clock at 6, I have a feeling it will part of one of the biggest stories of the first round.One of the interesting picks early on is the Redskins' 1.06., the reason being that the players who figure to be available there either don't fit the needs of the Redskins (e.g. Quinn, Peterson, Russell, Thomas, Landry) or don't seem to justify getting drafted that high (Adams, Anderson, Branch, Okoye). They very much want to trade down. The interesting part is that because they have virtually no idea who will be there, there are a multitude of trade-down scenarios that you have to contemplate based upon which players are available. If Quinn is there, the Dolphins are supposedly front-runners to trade up in front of Minny. The Falcons supposedly covet Landry and may trade up to get him. If Peterson is there, the Bills may want to trade up to get him. If Thomas is there, the Texans may try to trade up. It's a strange pick because the Redskins really don't want to be at that point in the draft given their needs and the talent available, and yet there are a number of players who could be coveted by other teams.
I still think it makes a tone of sense for something to happen with the Bears there with Briggs.No matter what happens when Washington is on the clock at 6, I have a feeling it will part of one of the biggest stories of the first round.One of the interesting picks early on is the Redskins' 1.06., the reason being that the players who figure to be available there either don't fit the needs of the Redskins (e.g. Quinn, Peterson, Russell, Thomas, Landry) or don't seem to justify getting drafted that high (Adams, Anderson, Branch, Okoye). They very much want to trade down. The interesting part is that because they have virtually no idea who will be there, there are a multitude of trade-down scenarios that you have to contemplate based upon which players are available. If Quinn is there, the Dolphins are supposedly front-runners to trade up in front of Minny. The Falcons supposedly covet Landry and may trade up to get him. If Peterson is there, the Bills may want to trade up to get him. If Thomas is there, the Texans may try to trade up. It's a strange pick because the Redskins really don't want to be at that point in the draft given their needs and the talent available, and yet there are a number of players who could be coveted by other teams.
In between the second and third tier of WRs, a first day, but not a first round pick.I noticed the very last pick being Jeff SamajIcantspellit and it got me thinking. Bloom, if he actually decided to play football instead of baseball, where do you think he would have stacked up with the other WR? Me personally, I think he would have been #2 after CJ.
Really, wow is it because he is not Ted Ginn speed? I guess I was very impressed by his diving catches and big plays. That guy was all about production. Damn, that means the Chargers could have had a probowl WR in the 3rd rd. Can you call him up and tell him to quit baseball?In between the second and third tier of WRs, a first day, but not a first round pick.I noticed the very last pick being Jeff SamajIcantspellit and it got me thinking. Bloom, if he actually decided to play football instead of baseball, where do you think he would have stacked up with the other WR? Me personally, I think he would have been #2 after CJ.
He's not particularly quick or fast, and I honestly believe he would have projected as more of a possession type #2, except he's not particularly physical either. He made 100% the right decision by going to baseball.Really, wow is it because he is not Ted Ginn speed? I guess I was very impressed by his diving catches and big plays. That guy was all about production. Damn, that means the Chargers could have had a probowl WR in the 3rd rd. Can you call him up and tell him to quit baseball?In between the second and third tier of WRs, a first day, but not a first round pick.I noticed the very last pick being Jeff SamajIcantspellit and it got me thinking. Bloom, if he actually decided to play football instead of baseball, where do you think he would have stacked up with the other WR? Me personally, I think he would have been #2 after CJ.
He was mentioned by some scouts as having the most electric stuff during spring training this year. I think he'd be smart to stick with the diamond. Somebody's gonna waste a draft pick if they take him.He's not particularly quick or fast, and I honestly believe he would have projected as more of a possession type #2, except he's not particularly physical either. He made 100% the right decision by going to baseball.Really, wow is it because he is not Ted Ginn speed? I guess I was very impressed by his diving catches and big plays. That guy was all about production. Damn, that means the Chargers could have had a probowl WR in the 3rd rd. Can you call him up and tell him to quit baseball?In between the second and third tier of WRs, a first day, but not a first round pick.I noticed the very last pick being Jeff SamajIcantspellit and it got me thinking. Bloom, if he actually decided to play football instead of baseball, where do you think he would have stacked up with the other WR? Me personally, I think he would have been #2 after CJ.
Since when have the Broncos cared about the salary cap?The Broncos are only $2million below the cap. Not enough to sign all their picks.I believe it's a near certainty that the Broncs will trade up in the draft. If not to #2, then to #10-ish.
I dunno. I thought the only team that didn't care about the cap was Washington.Do the Broncs normally run close to the limit?Since when have the Broncos cared about the salary cap?The Broncos are only $2million below the cap. Not enough to sign all their picks.I believe it's a near certainty that the Broncs will trade up in the draft. If not to #2, then to #10-ish.
As far as I know, the Broncos are the only franchised that has been penalized (both fines and draft picks) for violating the cap, and they did it twice.Andy Dufresne said:Do the Broncs normally run close to the limit?
Huh. I did not know that.As far as I know, the Broncos are the only franchised that has been penalized (both fines and draft picks) for violating the cap, and they did it twice.Andy Dufresne said:Do the Broncs normally run close to the limit?
Stereotypes are a powerful thing. Winning removes a lot of bad smell, and Snyder and Cerrato are viewed differently than Bowlen and Shanny so the 'Skins catch flak for being cap-careless while the Broncos sign the entire Browns D-line and a clown like Daryl Gardener to long term deals and nobody says a word.Huh. I did not know that.As far as I know, the Broncos are the only franchised that has been penalized (both fines and draft picks) for violating the cap, and they did it twice.Andy Dufresne said:Do the Broncs normally run close to the limit?
Don't forget Dale Carter at the end of his career. Or Anthony Miller.I like Andy's idea though, I believe being this close to the cap, we are more likely to give up enough to land CJ2.Stereotypes are a powerful thing. Winning removes a lot of bad smell, and Snyder and Cerrato are viewed differently than Bowlen and Shanny so the 'Skins catch flak for being cap-careless while the Broncos sign the entire Browns D-line and a clown like Daryl Gardener to long term deals and nobody says a word.Huh. I did not know that.As far as I know, the Broncos are the only franchised that has been penalized (both fines and draft picks) for violating the cap, and they did it twice.Andy Dufresne said:Do the Broncs normally run close to the limit?![]()
Re your Browns possibly trading down scenario with Calvin available, figured I'd play a little more "what if" and ask-Do you get the impression they are happy with Braylon?
I started watching tape specifically reading between the lines to see what kind of football player he was, instead of evaluating specific skills, after Cecil and I talked about Olsen. I saw a guy who just didn't relish contact or the intensity of the game. I would be angry if my team drafted him unless it was in the 2nd round.Why the change of heart on Olsen?
said to be faster than Shockey, but a far worse blocker...good hands, but again,not on that top level like Shockey or Witten..for the Jets, tho, he could be a perfect fit, they need someone to work the middle while TJ works underneath,and cotchery/coles work the deep spots..I started watching tape specifically reading between the lines to see what kind of football player he was, instead of evaluating specific skills, after Cecil and I talked about Olsen. I saw a guy who just didn't relish contact or the intensity of the game. I would be angry if my team drafted him unless it was in the 2nd round.Why the change of heart on Olsen?