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[5Rings]

Doubt the Giants would reach for a RB in this round. It is a need position but Reese will definitely go BPA here. RB's are so devalued these days adn the talent in this draft seems week. They will lose Tolefson to FA so I say they go DT/DE. It's their MO for the past several drafts. Other area of dire need is MILB. Rethinking the mock I'd think they'd pass on Adams in the first and grab whoever drops: Hightower, Keuchley, Burfict and then address OL/TE in the 2nd in what is a deeper talent pool.

All the ILBs suck this year.

I like the kid out of Nevada. I think he's going to shoot up the boards (relatively speaking) and go in rd2-3.

 

[Maddenf]

What does everyone think of this:3.01 - Indianapolis - Jayron Hosley, CB - Virginia Tech

I would say CB, OL or WR. I think there are good enough WRs left where they can grab one later. Hosley is probably better than the OL left so sure

 

[FUBAR]

When are the supplemental picks announced?

 

[5Rings]

What does everyone think of this:3.01 - Indianapolis - Jayron Hosley, CB - Virginia Tech

I would say CB, OL or WR. I think there are good enough WRs left where they can grab one later. Hosley is probably better than the OL left so sure

I think its a good pick, Andy

 

[The Hank]

When are the supplemental picks announced?

I think March

 

[Donnybrook]

What does everyone think of this:3.01 - Indianapolis - Jayron Hosley, CB - Virginia Tech

Good pick especially if Indy is still going with a cover 2. But is Indy going to change schemes?

 

[r0llin_game]

Rams select, Josh Norman, CB, Coastal Carolina

With Norman having a good time improving his stock at the Shrine Bowl, the Rams try and hit a home run here in the 3rd. Norman is a big corner and has great ball skills. Rams who sent 10 corners to IR definitely need the depth and hope Norman can become a starter.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

This one is pretty easy:

3.03 - Minnesota Vikings - Markelle Martin, FS - Oklahoma St.

Vikings' safeties might have been the worst in the league last year.

 

[The Hank]

This one is pretty easy:3.03 - Minnesota Vikings - Markelle Martin, FS - Oklahoma St.Vikings' safeties might have been the worst in the league last year.

Was between Martin and Silatolu for me... good pick.

 

[eric rymer]

What does everyone think of this:3.01 - Indianapolis - Jayron Hosley, CB - Virginia Tech

Hosley's a solid CB. There is talk about moving to a 3-4...any decent NT prospects left?

 

[Blackjacks]

If my rams end up with those 3 guys with their first 3 picks and no additional draft choices I will be sick on draft day

 

[eric rymer]

I would not be surprised for the Browns to take a shot at a guy like Foles here but I be thrilled with Sean Spence. OLB is not a strong point for us and Spence is a playmaker.

 

[FUBAR]

If my rams end up with those 3 guys with their first 3 picks and no additional draft choices I will be sick on draft day

Great WR for Bradford to throw to, pretty good interior lineman and a corner prospect? Why so upset?

 

[daveR]

I would not be surprised for the Browns to take a shot at a guy like Foles here but I be thrilled with Sean Spence. OLB is not a strong point for us and Spence is a playmaker.

How about this guy... Boise State's Shea McClellin ?

 

[RavenLunatic]

This thing is about dead. Lets reboot after free agency and before the draft

 

[Bracie Smathers]

I haven't read everything but if the front page is correct then the Browns are up in the third round.

Andy contacted me to make the pick but I felt that Eric or Yellow would have stepped in by now so if it hasn't already been made then I will give the Browns third round pick a shot.

QB Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State 6'4 215 lbs

If the Browns don't get a QB they will take one at some time in the draft. Weeden has the size, arm, build, maturity, to compete right away. Yes he is 29 years old but he looks like a legit franchise QB prospect and that would be a bargain in the third round. He's a bit reckless with the ball but comes right back to fling it so he has the mental makeup to lead the team. Holmgren had a guy like that in Green Bay, I think he had some success with him if I recall correctly.

A gamble but worth it in the third round. Tons of upside and the Browns have both Senneca Wallace and Colt McCoy to man the shot till Weeden is ready to take over.

 

[Blackjacks]

If my rams end up with those 3 guys with their first 3 picks and no additional draft choices I will be sick on draft day

Great WR for Bradford to throw to, pretty good interior lineman and a corner prospect? Why so upset?

I am under the belief the Rams will move that pick and get alot of additional picks. I dont blame the positions in this mock they are going after but I want and expect this draft to set us up with alot of talent and picks for years to come.I am not unboard at all with Blackmon being a 2nd overall talent. To take a wr #2 over all he has to be a once in a decade type guy (Calvin or Fitz)6'4 or 6'5 with 4.4 speed and Blackmon just isnt that. I mean no disrespect towards Blackmon, He just doesnt measure up to that draft position IMO and when there are multiple teams that desire RGIII I would much rather move back in the draft and still address the WR positon but stockpile additional picks. Blackmon himself, even if he is good isnt going to turnover this offense right away. We need alot of talent to be added. I personally like Floyd more than Blackmon but thats just my opinion......

 

[eric rymer]

I haven't read everything but if the front page is correct then the Browns are up in the third round.

Andy contacted me to make the pick but I felt that Eric or Yellow would have stepped in by now so if it hasn't already been made then I will give the Browns third round pick a shot.

QB Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State 6'4 215 lbs

If the Browns don't get a QB they will take one at some time in the draft. Weeden has the size, arm, build, maturity, to compete right away. Yes he is 29 years old but he looks like a legit franchise QB prospect and that would be a bargain in the third round. He's a bit reckless with the ball but comes right back to fling it so he has the mental makeup to lead the team. Holmgren had a guy like that in Green Bay, I think he had some success with him if I recall correctly.

A gamble but worth it in the third round. Tons of upside and the Browns have both Senneca Wallace and Colt McCoy to man the shot till Weeden is ready to take over.

I have no problem with this at all. I mentioned QB or Spence at OLB. I think this is a good spot to take a chance on a guy like this. The way this draft is shaking out, I could see Spence still being there in the 4th.

 

[Bracie Smathers]

I haven't read everything but if the front page is correct then the Browns are up in the third round.

Andy contacted me to make the pick but I felt that Eric or Yellow would have stepped in by now so if it hasn't already been made then I will give the Browns third round pick a shot.

QB Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State 6'4 215 lbs

If the Browns don't get a QB they will take one at some time in the draft. Weeden has the size, arm, build, maturity, to compete right away. Yes he is 29 years old but he looks like a legit franchise QB prospect and that would be a bargain in the third round. He's a bit reckless with the ball but comes right back to fling it so he has the mental makeup to lead the team. Holmgren had a guy like that in Green Bay, I think he had some success with him if I recall correctly.

A gamble but worth it in the third round. Tons of upside and the Browns have both Senneca Wallace and Colt McCoy to man the shot till Weeden is ready to take over.

I have no problem with this at all. I mentioned QB or Spence at OLB. I think this is a good spot to take a chance on a guy like this. The way this draft is shaking out, I could see Spence still being there in the 4th.

A comprehensive compilation on Weeden:
You can see from the above tape that Weeden has a legit arm. If someone moves up for RG III then Blackmon would likely fall to the Browns. I think it is possible if that happens the Browns would select Blackmon and then Weeden would be a distinct possiblity later in the draft.

Getting the battery of Weeden to Blackmon could be an elixcer that the offense has been needing.

Give the above vid on Weeden a look.

If you see this kid and then think back to the fourth pick you, well wheels begin to turn about how the Browns could get both of them in this draft.

 

[The Hank]

 

[daveR]

Agreed. I didn't see anything exceptional in the first half of that highlight video.

 

[Bracie Smathers]

Agreed. I didn't see anything exceptional in the first half of that highlight video.

Oh, I really like how he sets his feet, scans the field, pulls the trigger without hesitation. The thing that really stands out is ... his arm. Amazing strength, touch, timing, that leads to the accuracy of the throws. Look at the ball placement, even on the throws that do not connect. Now he does seem to get thrown off his timing if he gets pressure, especially up the middle, and if he has to scamble the accuracy of any throw goes out the window but if he does decide to scamble he does ok but he's not a scrambler.The above isn't a highlight tape, its an in-depth scouting tape so it has everything, not a season long highlight film that only shows splashy plays.For the Browns the two things that stand out are the size and armstrength. Holmgren said they will address the QB situation and in this draft we hadn't taken a QB and Weeden is seen as a late first/early second round pick so getting him at the top of the third is a bargain IMHO.

 

[daveR]

Agreed. I didn't see anything exceptional in the first half of that highlight video.

Oh, I really like how he sets his feet, scans the field, pulls the trigger without hesitation. The thing that really stands out is ... his arm. Amazing strength, touch, timing, that leads to the accuracy of the throws. Look at the ball placement, even on the throws that do not connect. Now he does seem to get thrown off his timing if he gets pressure, especially up the middle, and if he has to scamble the accuracy of any throw goes out the window but if he does decide to scamble he does ok but he's not a scrambler.The above isn't a highlight tape, its an in-depth scouting tape so it has everything, not a season long highlight film that only shows splashy plays.For the Browns the two things that stand out are the size and armstrength. Holmgren said they will address the QB situation and in this draft we hadn't taken a QB and Weeden is seen as a late first/early second round pick so getting him at the top of the third is a bargain IMHO.

Hm-m-m... I didn't see exceptional arm strength. Maybe I missed it. I did see a kid that put the right touch on the ball instead of firing every pass at full strength. That's pretty rare.

 

[eric rymer]

Agreed. I didn't see anything exceptional in the first half of that highlight video.

Oh, I really like how he sets his feet, scans the field, pulls the trigger without hesitation. The thing that really stands out is ... his arm. Amazing strength, touch, timing, that leads to the accuracy of the throws. Look at the ball placement, even on the throws that do not connect. Now he does seem to get thrown off his timing if he gets pressure, especially up the middle, and if he has to scamble the accuracy of any throw goes out the window but if he does decide to scamble he does ok but he's not a scrambler.The above isn't a highlight tape, its an in-depth scouting tape so it has everything, not a season long highlight film that only shows splashy plays.For the Browns the two things that stand out are the size and armstrength. Holmgren said they will address the QB situation and in this draft we hadn't taken a QB and Weeden is seen as a late first/early second round pick so getting him at the top of the third is a bargain IMHO.

Hm-m-m... I didn't see exceptional arm strength. Maybe I missed it. I did see a kid that put the right touch on the ball instead of firing every pass at full strength. That's pretty rare.

First let me say that I do like Weeden. From the video I noticed a few things. Great arm and accuracy in the short to immediate routes, but he seemed to come up short a lot on the long ones. Saw more than one PI call thanks to the DB not looking and running into the WR that had to stop for the ball. I think the thing that bothered me the most was that I did not see one snap with Weeden under center. Running from the Spread makes you look a whole lot better than you might actually be. I always think back to the BCS title game with Tebow when he threw for 470 + yds. I saw he was playing in th eSenior bowl Saturday but did not get a chance to watch him any. How did he look? It doesn't bother me that he is older....just means he'll be a little more mature and he already knows that this is a job and he treats it like work. I'd be willing to take a shot but I am not sure about it this early.

 

[Bracie Smathers]

Agreed. I didn't see anything exceptional in the first half of that highlight video.

Oh, I really like how he sets his feet, scans the field, pulls the trigger without hesitation. The thing that really stands out is ... his arm. Amazing strength, touch, timing, that leads to the accuracy of the throws.

Look at the ball placement, even on the throws that do not connect.

Now he does seem to get thrown off his timing if he gets pressure, especially up the middle, and if he has to scamble the accuracy of any throw goes out the window but if he does decide to scamble he does ok but he's not a scrambler.

The above isn't a highlight tape, its an in-depth scouting tape so it has everything, not a season long highlight film that only shows splashy plays.

For the Browns the two things that stand out are the size and armstrength. Holmgren said they will address the QB situation and in this draft we hadn't taken a QB and Weeden is seen as a late first/early second round pick so getting him at the top of the third is a bargain IMHO.

Hm-m-m... I didn't see exceptional arm strength. Maybe I missed it. I did see a kid that put the right touch on the ball instead of firing every pass at full strength. That's pretty rare.

From today's MMQB column by Peter King:King's MMQB on Weeden

... Oklahoma State quarterback Brandon Weeden, who just finished playing in his last college football game, the Senior Bowl, is 48 days older than Aaron Rodgers -- both 28.

I watched Weeden play for the South team in the Senior Bowl Saturday. Impressive kid, particularly in the move from the Cowboys' spread offense to the more traditional pro-style look, mostly under center. His delivery was long, and he doesn't have the tightest spiral. But his accuracy was good, his confidence better, and he stepped into throws with good mechanics and a strong arm.

I'd heard he was the most impressive passer in the week of practice before the game. "He is absolutely lighting it up,'' one AFC scout, whose team is not in need of a quarterback, said after watching two days of practice. "I bet he's raised his stock significantly here. I wouldn't be surprised, even with the age question, if he's made himself into a second-rounder.''

Weeden, a 6-foot-4 pitcher, chose to play baseball out of high school. The Yankees paid him a $565,000 signing bonus as the 71st overall pick in the 2002 draft. (Number 44: Joey Votto. Number 64: Brian McCann. Number 80: Curtis Granderson.) He gave it five years, with the Yankees, Dodgers (New York sent him to L.A. as one of three players surrendered in the Kevin Brown trade) and Royals, and his 19-26 record with a 5.02 ERA just didn't cut it.

He had a partially torn labrum that didn't require surgery if he wanted to play football, so he enrolled at Oklahoma State in 2007. After a rehabbing redshirt year and two more on the bench, he took over as the quarterback in 2010, and in two starting seasons completed 69.7 percent of his throws with a +45 touchdown-to-interception differential.

And last week in Mobile, every team that talked to him was fixated -- rightfully -- on his age. "I'd say it's in the upper 20s, the teams that have talked to me,'' he said when we spoke on Friday. "And I'll tell you pretty much word for word what I told them about the age thing. There are pros and cons to being 28 and being an NFL prospect. The only con is I can't have a 20-year career, or as long a career as some of the younger guys at my position. The pros are maturity and experience ... I've already been a professional in one sport, and I grew tremendously from that. Nothing really fazes me. What you see is what you get.

"This week, I've transitioned to more of a West Coast system with [Washington] coach [Mike] Shanahan, and I think I've handled it well and proven I can do the things you need to do in the NFL to play the position. And then, I think my biggest plus is being even keeled, which all comes back to baseball.''

Failing in baseball being a big part of that. "Right out of high school,'' he said, "I was under a microscope, and I had adversity for the first time in my life. Throwing an interception is like giving up a home run. I've done it. It doesn't kill me. It bothers me, and I want to figure out why, but it's part of the game, and you'd better be able to overcome it.

"I remember once pitching against Ian Stewart [infielder with the Cubs now] in Asheville, N.C., and he hit a ball out over the trees, way over the fence. I think it's still going. I mean, a monster shot. I thought I threw a pretty good pitch, curveball low and in. And he just crushed it. It's a blow to your ego when you fail, obviously. But as I look back on it now, I see a period of my life that really helped me get where I want to be.''

I don't know enough about Weeden to hazard a guess, yet, where he'll go in the draft. But let's say you're a team with a quarterback need in the second round. Washington, Miami and Seattle all pick between 39 and 45, and all could be sniffing for a passer. Let's say you do all your physical and mental work on the quarterbacks in the draft, and you're convinced that, mentally and physically, Weeden is healthy and bright and as ready to play in the NFL as Mark Sanchez, Andy Dalton and Cam Newton have been in recent years, or nearly as ready. Will you take a shot at a guy who might be able to give you eight starting seasons? Or will you say you can't take that risk for a player who's older than Aaron Rodgers right now? That'll be the dilemma of this draft for teams that don't get a quarterback in free agency or at the top of the first round.

***

He's a guy that will be on the radar of teams who miss out on the free agents or on Luck and RG III. Tannehill will more than likely go before the first round is complete so the speculation that Weeden could go at the top of the second round makes sense.

 

[eric rymer]

ok lets keep moving Guys

1 Indianapolis Colts - higgins - Andrew Luck, QB - Stanford

2. St. Louis Rams - r0llin_game - Justin Blackmon, QR - Oklahoma St.

3. Minnesota Vikings - Andy D - Matt Kalil, OT - USC

4. Cleveland Browns - rizzler - Morris Claiborne, CB - LSU

5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - eakfootball - Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama

6. Washington Redskins - rifkin - Robert Griffin III, QB - Baylor

7. Jacksonville Jaguars - Grimace59 - Kendall Wright, WR - Baylor

8. Miami Dolphins - Kirby - David DeCastro, OG - Stanford

9. Carolina Panthers - eric rymer - Dre Kirkpatrick, CB Alabama

10. Buffalo Bills - psufans2 - Quinton Coples DE UNC

11. Seattle Seahawks - Duckboy - Luke Kuechly, ILB - Boston College

12. Kansas City Chiefs - Stinkin Ref - Reily Reiff, OT - Iowa

13. Arizona Cardinals - BigSteelThrill - Jonathan Martin, OT - Stanford

14. Dallas Cowboys - CompetitiveEdgeFootball - Alfonzo Denard, CB - Nebraska

15. Philadelphia Eagles - CentralPA - Vontaze Burfict, ILB - Arizona State

16. New York Jets - 8ebok24 - Michael Floyd - WR, Notre Dame

17. Cincinnati Bengals - yellowdog - Peter Konz, C/G - Wisconsin

18. San Diego Chargers - jacobo_moses - Melvin Ingram, OLB - South Carolina

19. Chicago Bears - RBM - Devon Still, DT - PENN ST

20. Tennessee Titans - FUBAR - Dontari Poe, DT - Memphis

21. Cincinnati Bengals - yellowdog - Janoris Jenkins, CB - North Alabama

22. Cleveland Browns - rizzler - Mohamed Sanu, WR - Rutgers

23. Detroit Lions - scrumptrulescent - Mark Barron, SS - Alabama

24. Pittsburgh Steelers - The Hank - Michael Brockers, DT/NT - LSU

25. Denver Broncos - ExaltedOne - Jerel Worthy, DT - Mich. St.

26. Houston Texans - coolnerd - Alshon Jeffery, WR - South Carolina

27. New England Patiots - spike - Fletcher Cox, DE/DT - Mississippi St

28. Green Bay Packers - smackdaddies - Courtney Upshaw, LB - Alabama

29. Baltimore Ravens - Ravenlunatic - Lamar Miller, RB - Miami

30. San Francisco 49ers - 5Rings - Nick Perry, OLB/DE - USC

31. New York Giants - hauser42 - Mike Adams, - Ohio State

32. New England Patriots - spike - Dont'a Hightower, LB - Alabama

2nd Round Order:

1. St. Louis Rams - r0llin_game - Cordy Glenn, OG - Georgia

2. Indianapolis Colts - higgins - Harrison Smith, S - Notre Dame

3. Minnesota Vikings - Andy D - Stephon Gilmore, CB - South Carolina

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - eakfootball - Trumaine Johnson, CB - Montana

5. Cleveland Browns - rizzler - Whitney Mercilus, DE - Illinois

6. Jacksonville Jaguars - Grimace59 - Ryan Tannehill, QB - Texas A&M

7. Washington Redskins - rifkin - Zebrie Sanders, OT - Florida State

8. Carolina Panthers - eric rymer - Brandon Thompson, DT - Clemson

9. Miami Dolphins - Kirby - Andre Branch, DE - Clemson

10. Buffalo Bills - psufans2 - Dwayne Allen, TE - CLEMSON

11. Kansas City Chiefs - Stinkin Ref - Chris Polk, RB - Washington

12. Seattle Seahawks - Duckboy - Jared Crick, DE/DT - Nebraska

13. Dallas Cowboys - CompetitiveEdgeFootball - Kelechi Osemele, OG/OT - Iowa St.

14. Philadelphia Eagles (from Cardinals) - CentralPA - Vinny Curry, DE - Marshall

15. New York Jets - 8ebok24 - David Wilson, RB - Va. Tech

16. New England Patriots (from Oakland) - spike - Brandon Boykin, CB - Georgia

17. San Diego Chargers - jacobo_moses - Zach Brown, OLB - North Carolina

18. Chicago Bears - RBM - Kevin Zeitler, G - Wisconsin

19. Philadelphia Eagles - CentralPA - Brock Osweiler, QB - Arizona State

20. Tennessee Titans - FUBAR - Ben Jones, C - Georgia

21. Cincinnati Bengals - yellowdog - Doug Martin, RB - Boise St.

22. Atlanta Falcons - Andy Dufresne - Coby Fleener, TE - Stanford

23. Detroit Lions - scrumptrulescent - Orson Charles, TE - Georgia

24. Pittsburgh Steelers - The Hank - Amini Silatolu, OG - Midwestern St

25. Denver Broncos - ExaltedOne - Chase Minnefield, CB - Virginia

26. Houston Texans - coolnerd - Alameda Ta'amu, DT - Washington

27. New Orleans Saints - scrumptrulescent - Brandon Washington, G - Miami

28. Green Bay Packers - smackdaddies - Kendall Reyes, DT - UConn

29. Baltimore Ravens - Ravenlunatic - Lavonte David, LB/SS - Nebraska

30. San Francisco 49ers - 5Rings - Ruben Randle, WR - LSU

31. New York Giants - hauser42 - Bernard Pierce, RB - Temple

32. New England Patriots - spike – Nate Potter, OT – Boise State

Round 3

1. Indianapolis - Andy D - Jayron Hosley, CB - Virginia Tech

2. St. Louis - r0llin_game - Josh Norman, CB - Coastal Carolina

3. Minnesota – Andy D - Markelle Martin, FS - Oklahoma St.

4. Cleveland – Bracie Smathers - Brandon Weeden, QB - Oklahoma State

5. Tampa Bay

6. Washington

7. Jacksonville

8. Buffalo

9. Miami

10. Chicago - from Carolina

11. Kansas City

12. Seattle

13. Philadelphia

14. New York Jets

15. Oakland

16. San Diego

17. Chicago

18. Arizona

19. Dallas

20. Tennessee

21. Cincinnati

22. Atlanta

23. Detroit

24. Pittsburgh

25. Denver

26. Houston

27. New Orleans

28. Green Bay

29. Baltimore

30. San Francisco

31. New York Giants

32. New England

3.05 Tampa Bay is on the Clock

 

[eakfootball]

I thought we stopped? Give me a second and I'l make the pick.

 

[eakfootball]

3.5 Tampa Bay Bucs select: Dwight Jones WR UNC

 

[rifkin]

3.6 Washington Redskins select: Michael Brewster, C, Ohio State

 

[Grahamburn]

3.5 Tampa Bay Bucs select: Dwight Jones WR UNC

I like it. Big kid. Athletic. Has some things to work on, but also has the body type to turn into a big time player at the next level.What linebackers were available here?

 

[Grimace59]

3.07 Jags select Billy Winn DE Boise St.

 

[psufans2]

3.08 Buffalo Selects Juron Criner WR Arizona

I have always been a big fan and believer in Juron and with Stevie as an FA (I expect him to return) and not much else in the cupboard I expect us to make a play at a WR in this draft in the first few rounds. I would like to see us go after Kendall Wright in the first but I do not see that happening and I like Criner a lot myself and also thinks he could fit the bill for the Bills as well...I said the same thing about James Hardy though so hope I am right this time.

 

[eric rymer]

1 Indianapolis Colts - higgins - Andrew Luck, QB - Stanford

2. St. Louis Rams - r0llin_game - Justin Blackmon, QR - Oklahoma St.

3. Minnesota Vikings - Andy D - Matt Kalil, OT - USC

4. Cleveland Browns - rizzler - Morris Claiborne, CB - LSU

5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - eakfootball - Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama

6. Washington Redskins - rifkin - Robert Griffin III, QB - Baylor

7. Jacksonville Jaguars - Grimace59 - Kendall Wright, WR - Baylor

8. Miami Dolphins - Kirby - David DeCastro, OG - Stanford

9. Carolina Panthers - eric rymer - Dre Kirkpatrick, CB Alabama

10. Buffalo Bills - psufans2 - Quinton Coples DE UNC

11. Seattle Seahawks - Duckboy - Luke Kuechly, ILB - Boston College

12. Kansas City Chiefs - Stinkin Ref - Reily Reiff, OT - Iowa

13. Arizona Cardinals - BigSteelThrill - Jonathan Martin, OT - Stanford

14. Dallas Cowboys - CompetitiveEdgeFootball - Alfonzo Denard, CB - Nebraska

15. Philadelphia Eagles - CentralPA - Vontaze Burfict, ILB - Arizona State

16. New York Jets - 8ebok24 - Michael Floyd - WR, Notre Dame

17. Cincinnati Bengals - yellowdog - Peter Konz, C/G - Wisconsin

18. San Diego Chargers - jacobo_moses - Melvin Ingram, OLB - South Carolina

19. Chicago Bears - RBM - Devon Still, DT - PENN ST

20. Tennessee Titans - FUBAR - Dontari Poe, DT - Memphis

21. Cincinnati Bengals - yellowdog - Janoris Jenkins, CB - North Alabama

22. Cleveland Browns - rizzler - Mohamed Sanu, WR - Rutgers

23. Detroit Lions - scrumptrulescent - Mark Barron, SS - Alabama

24. Pittsburgh Steelers - The Hank - Michael Brockers, DT/NT - LSU

25. Denver Broncos - ExaltedOne - Jerel Worthy, DT - Mich. St.

26. Houston Texans - coolnerd - Alshon Jeffery, WR - South Carolina

27. New England Patiots - spike - Fletcher Cox, DE/DT - Mississippi St

28. Green Bay Packers - smackdaddies - Courtney Upshaw, LB - Alabama

29. Baltimore Ravens - Ravenlunatic - Lamar Miller, RB - Miami

30. San Francisco 49ers - 5Rings - Nick Perry, OLB/DE - USC

31. New York Giants - hauser42 - Mike Adams, - Ohio State

32. New England Patriots - spike - Dont'a Hightower, LB - Alabama

2nd Round Order:

1. St. Louis Rams - r0llin_game - Cordy Glenn, OG - Georgia

2. Indianapolis Colts - higgins - Harrison Smith, S - Notre Dame

3. Minnesota Vikings - Andy D - Stephon Gilmore, CB - South Carolina

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - eakfootball - Trumaine Johnson, CB - Montana

5. Cleveland Browns - rizzler - Whitney Mercilus, DE - Illinois

6. Jacksonville Jaguars - Grimace59 - Ryan Tannehill, QB - Texas A&M

7. Washington Redskins - rifkin - Zebrie Sanders, OT - Florida State

8. Carolina Panthers - eric rymer - Brandon Thompson, DT - Clemson

9. Miami Dolphins - Kirby - Andre Branch, DE - Clemson

10. Buffalo Bills - psufans2 - Dwayne Allen, TE - CLEMSON

11. Kansas City Chiefs - Stinkin Ref - Chris Polk, RB - Washington

12. Seattle Seahawks - Duckboy - Jared Crick, DE/DT - Nebraska

13. Dallas Cowboys - CompetitiveEdgeFootball - Kelechi Osemele, OG/OT - Iowa St.

14. Philadelphia Eagles (from Cardinals) - CentralPA - Vinny Curry, DE - Marshall

15. New York Jets - 8ebok24 - David Wilson, RB - Va. Tech

16. New England Patriots (from Oakland) - spike - Brandon Boykin, CB - Georgia

17. San Diego Chargers - jacobo_moses - Zach Brown, OLB - North Carolina

18. Chicago Bears - RBM - Kevin Zeitler, G - Wisconsin

19. Philadelphia Eagles - CentralPA - Brock Osweiler, QB - Arizona State

20. Tennessee Titans - FUBAR - Ben Jones, C - Georgia

21. Cincinnati Bengals - yellowdog - Doug Martin, RB - Boise St.

22. Atlanta Falcons - Andy Dufresne - Coby Fleener, TE - Stanford

23. Detroit Lions - scrumptrulescent - Orson Charles, TE - Georgia

24. Pittsburgh Steelers - The Hank - Amini Silatolu, OG - Midwestern St

25. Denver Broncos - ExaltedOne - Chase Minnefield, CB - Virginia

26. Houston Texans - coolnerd - Alameda Ta'amu, DT - Washington

27. New Orleans Saints - scrumptrulescent - Brandon Washington, G - Miami

28. Green Bay Packers - smackdaddies - Kendall Reyes, DT - UConn

29. Baltimore Ravens - Ravenlunatic - Lavonte David, LB/SS - Nebraska

30. San Francisco 49ers - 5Rings - Ruben Randle, WR - LSU

31. New York Giants - hauser42 - Bernard Pierce, RB - Temple

32. New England Patriots - spike – Nate Potter, OT – Boise State

Round 3

1. Indianapolis - Andy D - Jayron Hosley, CB - Virginia Tech

2. St. Louis - r0llin_game - Josh Norman, CB - Coastal Carolina

3. Minnesota – Andy D - Markelle Martin, FS - Oklahoma St.

4. Cleveland – Bracie Smathers - Brandon Weeden, QB - Oklahoma State

5. Tampa Bay - eakfootball - Dwight Jones, WR - UNC

6. Washington – Rifkin - Michael Brewster, C, Ohio State

7. Jacksonville – Grimace59 - Billy Winn, DE - Boise St.

8. Buffalo – psufans2 - Juron Criner, WR - Arizona

9. Miami

10. Chicago - from Carolina

11. Kansas City

12. Seattle

13. Philadelphia

14. New York Jets

15. Oakland

16. San Diego

17. Chicago

18. Arizona

19. Dallas

20. Tennessee

21. Cincinnati

22. Atlanta

23. Detroit

24. Pittsburgh

25. Denver

26. Houston

27. New Orleans

28. Green Bay

29. Baltimore

30. San Francisco

31. New York Giants

32. New England

3.09 - Miami is on the Clock.

 

[Kirby]

3.09 - Miami - Andrew Datko - OT - Florida State

 

[Andy Dufresne]

Keep the faith, fellas!

 

[yellowdog]

The Raiders forfeited their round 3 pick for Pryor.

 

[RBM]

Ok, we like what we have done with the lines so far, so lets get to another big need at wr. Good chance I use this pick and my other third on the position.

3.10 Chicago Bears select Nick Toon, WR Wisconsin

I like the size of Toon, and the genes with father Al. Not a burner but we already have two of those in Knox and Hester. Bennett is a nice possession receiver but is not very big and physical. Toon could give Cutler a nice big target.

 

[5Rings]

Are you worried about Toon's foot injury?

 

[RBM]

####, did not know about this thing. Would not have taken him there. Was between three guys and I just randomly picked Toon.

 

[netnalp]

Going to have to reboot again? So the Giants are at #32?

 

[eric rymer]

####, did not know about this thing. Would not have taken him there. Was between three guys and I just randomly picked Toon.

no one else has picked after you...Go ahead and take who you want.

 

[Grimace59]

####, did not know about this thing. Would not have taken him there. Was between three guys and I just randomly picked Toon.

no one else has picked after you...Go ahead and take who you want.

Definitely choose again since no else has chosen yet, I did the same thing with the Jags. Mixed up their need at DT and DE. Made the switch quickly after I found my mistake.

 

[eric rymer]

Combine starts in just over 2 weeks. We need to wrap this up so we can get ready to start again.

 

[RBM]

If this thing is still alive I will change my pick to Marvin McNutt, WR. Iowa

 

[RaiderBones]

If this thing is still alive I will change my pick to Marvin McNutt, WR. Iowa

Nice choice. You can't go wrong with Marvin McNutt WR Iowa.

 

[eric rymer]

1 Indianapolis Colts - higgins - Andrew Luck, QB - Stanford

2. St. Louis Rams - r0llin_game - Justin Blackmon, QR - Oklahoma St.

3. Minnesota Vikings - Andy D - Matt Kalil, OT - USC

4. Cleveland Browns - rizzler - Morris Claiborne, CB - LSU

5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - eakfootball - Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama

6. Washington Redskins - rifkin - Robert Griffin III, QB - Baylor

7. Jacksonville Jaguars - Grimace59 - Kendall Wright, WR - Baylor

8. Miami Dolphins - Kirby - David DeCastro, OG - Stanford

9. Carolina Panthers - eric rymer - Dre Kirkpatrick, CB Alabama

10. Buffalo Bills - psufans2 - Quinton Coples DE UNC

11. Seattle Seahawks - Duckboy - Luke Kuechly, ILB - Boston College

12. Kansas City Chiefs - Stinkin Ref - Reily Reiff, OT - Iowa

13. Arizona Cardinals - BigSteelThrill - Jonathan Martin, OT - Stanford

14. Dallas Cowboys - CompetitiveEdgeFootball - Alfonzo Denard, CB - Nebraska

15. Philadelphia Eagles - CentralPA - Vontaze Burfict, ILB - Arizona State

16. New York Jets - 8ebok24 - Michael Floyd - WR, Notre Dame

17. Cincinnati Bengals - yellowdog - Peter Konz, C/G - Wisconsin

18. San Diego Chargers - jacobo_moses - Melvin Ingram, OLB - South Carolina

19. Chicago Bears - RBM - Devon Still, DT - PENN ST

20. Tennessee Titans - FUBAR - Dontari Poe, DT - Memphis

21. Cincinnati Bengals - yellowdog - Janoris Jenkins, CB - North Alabama

22. Cleveland Browns - rizzler - Mohamed Sanu, WR - Rutgers

23. Detroit Lions - scrumptrulescent - Mark Barron, SS - Alabama

24. Pittsburgh Steelers - The Hank - Michael Brockers, DT/NT - LSU

25. Denver Broncos - ExaltedOne - Jerel Worthy, DT - Mich. St.

26. Houston Texans - coolnerd - Alshon Jeffery, WR - South Carolina

27. New England Patiots - spike - Fletcher Cox, DE/DT - Mississippi St

28. Green Bay Packers - smackdaddies - Courtney Upshaw, LB - Alabama

29. Baltimore Ravens - Ravenlunatic - Lamar Miller, RB - Miami

30. San Francisco 49ers - 5Rings - Nick Perry, OLB/DE - USC

31. New York Giants - hauser42 - Mike Adams, - Ohio State

32. New England Patriots - spike - Dont'a Hightower, LB - Alabama

2nd Round Order:

1. St. Louis Rams - r0llin_game - Cordy Glenn, OG - Georgia

2. Indianapolis Colts - higgins - Harrison Smith, S - Notre Dame

3. Minnesota Vikings - Andy D - Stephon Gilmore, CB - South Carolina

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - eakfootball - Trumaine Johnson, CB - Montana

5. Cleveland Browns - rizzler - Whitney Mercilus, DE - Illinois

6. Jacksonville Jaguars - Grimace59 - Ryan Tannehill, QB - Texas A&M

7. Washington Redskins - rifkin - Zebrie Sanders, OT - Florida State

8. Carolina Panthers - eric rymer - Brandon Thompson, DT - Clemson

9. Miami Dolphins - Kirby - Andre Branch, DE - Clemson

10. Buffalo Bills - psufans2 - Dwayne Allen, TE - CLEMSON

11. Kansas City Chiefs - Stinkin Ref - Chris Polk, RB - Washington

12. Seattle Seahawks - Duckboy - Jared Crick, DE/DT - Nebraska

13. Dallas Cowboys - CompetitiveEdgeFootball - Kelechi Osemele, OG/OT - Iowa St.

14. Philadelphia Eagles (from Cardinals) - CentralPA - Vinny Curry, DE - Marshall

15. New York Jets - 8ebok24 - David Wilson, RB - Va. Tech

16. New England Patriots (from Oakland) - spike - Brandon Boykin, CB - Georgia

17. San Diego Chargers - jacobo_moses - Zach Brown, OLB - North Carolina

18. Chicago Bears - RBM - Kevin Zeitler, G - Wisconsin

19. Philadelphia Eagles - CentralPA - Brock Osweiler, QB - Arizona State

20. Tennessee Titans - FUBAR - Ben Jones, C - Georgia

21. Cincinnati Bengals - yellowdog - Doug Martin, RB - Boise St.

22. Atlanta Falcons - Andy Dufresne - Coby Fleener, TE - Stanford

23. Detroit Lions - scrumptrulescent - Orson Charles, TE - Georgia

24. Pittsburgh Steelers - The Hank - Amini Silatolu, OG - Midwestern St

25. Denver Broncos - ExaltedOne - Chase Minnefield, CB - Virginia

26. Houston Texans - coolnerd - Alameda Ta'amu, DT - Washington

27. New Orleans Saints - scrumptrulescent - Brandon Washington, G - Miami

28. Green Bay Packers - smackdaddies - Kendall Reyes, DT - UConn

29. Baltimore Ravens - Ravenlunatic - Lavonte David, LB/SS - Nebraska

30. San Francisco 49ers - 5Rings - Ruben Randle, WR - LSU

31. New York Giants - hauser42 - Bernard Pierce, RB - Temple

32. New England Patriots - spike – Nate Potter, OT – Boise State

Round 3

1. Indianapolis - Andy D - Jayron Hosley, CB - Virginia Tech

2. St. Louis - r0llin_game - Josh Norman, CB - Coastal Carolina

3. Minnesota – Andy D - Markelle Martin, FS - Oklahoma St.

4. Cleveland – Bracie Smathers - Brandon Weeden, QB - Oklahoma State

5. Tampa Bay - eakfootball - Dwight Jones, WR - UNC

6. Washington – Rifkin - Michael Brewster, C, Ohio State

7. Jacksonville – Grimace59 - Billy Winn, DE - Boise St.

8. Buffalo – psufans2 - Juron Criner - WR - Arizona

9. Miami - Andrew Datko - OT - Florida State

10. Chicago - from Carolina - Marvin McNutt - WR - Iowa

11. Kansas City

12. Seattle

13. Philadelphia

14. New York Jets

15. Oakland

16. San Diego

17. Chicago

18. Arizona

19. Dallas

20. Tennessee

21. Cincinnati

22. Atlanta

23. Detroit

24. Pittsburgh

25. Denver

26. Houston

27. New Orleans

28. Green Bay

29. Baltimore

30. San Francisco

31. New York Giants

32. New England

3.11 - Kansas City is on the Clock.

 

[Stinkin Ref]

thought this was done after two rounds....haven't really been keeping up but I'll throw something out for KC in a minute....

3.11 Kansas City Chiefs select: Ladarius Green TE Louisiana-Lafayette

With Tony Moeaki going down before the season started KC struggled to replace his athleticism at TE. The theory behind this pick is that KC adds some insurance at the TE position and when/if Moeaki comes back they can look at this copy cat league and maybe have both Moeaki and Green on the field at the same time in certain sets.

"Green, who is in Mobile, has added ten pounds in the last year and should run in the 4.6s at the Combine. He is a lanky tight end at 6-foot-6, 237."

KC has gone offense in this draft with it's first 3 picks. OL/RB/TE...all needs with struggles and injuries. Doubt that that really happens, but Berry should be back next year and KC can maybe address the defense through free agency and later in the draft.

pm sent to duckboy

 

[eric rymer]

Baltimore Ravens select: Lamar Miller, RB-Miami FLWhile this could be considered a luxury pick, the selection of Lamar Miller serves three purposes. 1) Miller is arguably the top player left so I did not want to pass on potentially elite talent.2) Ray Rice is a free agent, and while this pick could hurt the team relationship, it protects the Ravens from a potential holdout over the franchise tag3) The AFC North is still a running division and having a strong attack takes pressure off Flacco and protects against injury to Rice.Also strongly considered:Andre Branch, LB, ClemsonTo bring help to the pass rush which was lacking in the playoffs. A defensive end at the college level, Branch would convert to outside linebacker and add some immediate help to the pass rush. He racked up 10.5 sacks this past season and has a 6-foot-5, 260-pound frame, a good physical fit for the transition. Branch also has the athleticism to be more than a pure pass-rusher, as he should be able to develop into a well-rounded OLB. However the presence of Sergio Kindle, two years removed from his head injury, could make this pick unneeded.Other areas of need: Tackle. Specifically left tackle, so I'm not sold that the remaining talent is a strong fitCenter. Matt Birk retirement potential, but they can resign GurodeSafety. No one elite stood out that wasn't a potential conversion from LB.Inside LB. If Ray Lewis ever retires...

Looking back this might turn out to be a good call. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/02/07/ricky-williams-is-ready-to-retire-but-it-may-not-stick/The long, strange NFL trip of Ricky Williams may be over.Mike Florio reports via a league source that Williams has informed Ravens officials of his plan to retire. We say only that it “may be over” because Florio was told there’s a belief Ricky’s decision to retire won’t stick.Williams is often full of surprises, and veterans that decide to retire shortly after a devastating playoff loss often change their mind by training camp.The news comes as a surprise to Baltimore. Williams said a few weeks ago he planned to continue playing and the Ravens would have gladly welcomed him back after a solid 2011 campaign. He was under contract to the Ravens for another season.If this is really it, Williams concluded one of the most fascinating and often under-appreciated careers in recent NFL history. He’s 26th all-time in rushing yards.When Williams first “retired” in 2004 to search the globe, it was hard to imagine he would carve out six more seasons, mostly as a hard-working role player. He was also suspended for all of 2006, but returned to the Dolphins and wound up topping 1,000 yards rushing in 2009 for the fifth time in his career.The NFL is a less interesting place without Williams in it. But we have a feeling Ricky may not be done running just yet.

 

[Duckboy]

Sorry, thought this was only going 2.

3.12 Seattle Seahawks - QB Nick Foles, Arizona

 

[CentralPA]

Don't have a good feeling about DeSean Jackson sticking around. Therefore...

3.13 Philadelphia Eagles - WR/KR Joe Adams, Arkansas