Absolutely correct due to the fact that it's a deeper draft, so by nature, he would have fallen. Most of this year's LB's are 3-4 pass rushers going to scheme's that value that more than a well rounded OLB. But you often see that at some positions that guys get punished basically for coming back for junior and senior seasons because now they have "less potential" because there is more tape on them.
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MoveToSkypager
Footballguy
This dude has great instincts and incredibly sticky hands. I love his attitude on the field.
BigSteelThrill
Footballguy
Rubio's Hand Battered Fish Tacos (special discount on Tuesdays) each with extra fish. Chicken Tortilla Soup.
MoveToSkypager
Footballguy
False Start
Footballguy
With the 45th pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, The Detroit Lions select...
Morgan Moses, OT Virginia
Notes from some at CBS
Morgan Moses, OT Virginia
Notes from some at CBS
BigSteelThrill
Footballguy
2.14 (#46) - ✦ Pittsburgh Takes Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt
Hands, hands, hands.
The most prolific receiver in SEC history (and yet only 21/22). Competition isnt in question.
Tall at around 6'3" with a strong build. Knows how to battle and hand-fight for the ball. Just what Big Ben needs.
Did I mention he can catch? He has hauled in several 1 handed passes throughout his career... with either his left or right hand.
Ready to play. Lots of experience and playtime. 206 for 2800 over the past two seasons.
Wont be a blazer or an ankle-breaker. His comparison is dead on Keenan Allen sans a ligament sprain.
Hands, hands, hands.
The most prolific receiver in SEC history (and yet only 21/22). Competition isnt in question.
Tall at around 6'3" with a strong build. Knows how to battle and hand-fight for the ball. Just what Big Ben needs.
Did I mention he can catch? He has hauled in several 1 handed passes throughout his career... with either his left or right hand.
Ready to play. Lots of experience and playtime. 206 for 2800 over the past two seasons.
Wont be a blazer or an ankle-breaker. His comparison is dead on Keenan Allen sans a ligament sprain.
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With pick #47 (2.15), the Baltimore Ravens take WR Allen Robinson, Penn State.
Was a legit candidate for 1st round pick. Was looking at 3 WR's (not the one that went at #46), 2 centers and a TE here. Like Allen's size, college production and full route tree (heard that Torrey?)
Strengths Excellent size. Good line release -- defeats press. Sinks his hips, breaks off sharply and creates separation. Works back to the ball. Climbs the ladder -- has elevation and body control to contort and make plays in the air. Turns short throws into chunk plays -- gets upfield quickly and shows shiftiness, vision and run strength. Executed a full route tree in a pro-style offense. Highly productive -- totaled 174-2,445-17 (14.0) in last two seasons. Will be a 21-year-old rookie.
Weaknesses Lacks elite top-end speed -- needs double moves to separate vertically and gets tracked down from behind. Occasionally tracking and leap timing are off. Is more confident in his hands outside the numbers or in the air than he is over the middle. Traps throws against his body and double-catches some. Tends to cradle throws or go down to the ground. Swings the ball loosely as a runner. Can improve physicality and sustain as a blocker.
Bottom Line
The Big Ten's leading receiver the last two seasons, Robinson is a big, fluid, outside receiver with a nice combination of "above-the-rim" prowess and run-after-catch ability. Offers possession skills, playmaking ability and red-zone utility to develop into a solid No. 2 option.
Was a legit candidate for 1st round pick. Was looking at 3 WR's (not the one that went at #46), 2 centers and a TE here. Like Allen's size, college production and full route tree (heard that Torrey?)
Strengths Excellent size. Good line release -- defeats press. Sinks his hips, breaks off sharply and creates separation. Works back to the ball. Climbs the ladder -- has elevation and body control to contort and make plays in the air. Turns short throws into chunk plays -- gets upfield quickly and shows shiftiness, vision and run strength. Executed a full route tree in a pro-style offense. Highly productive -- totaled 174-2,445-17 (14.0) in last two seasons. Will be a 21-year-old rookie.
Weaknesses Lacks elite top-end speed -- needs double moves to separate vertically and gets tracked down from behind. Occasionally tracking and leap timing are off. Is more confident in his hands outside the numbers or in the air than he is over the middle. Traps throws against his body and double-catches some. Tends to cradle throws or go down to the ground. Swings the ball loosely as a runner. Can improve physicality and sustain as a blocker.
Bottom Line
The Big Ten's leading receiver the last two seasons, Robinson is a big, fluid, outside receiver with a nice combination of "above-the-rim" prowess and run-after-catch ability. Offers possession skills, playmaking ability and red-zone utility to develop into a solid No. 2 option.
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Ray Finkle
Footballguy
Super Chargers are interested in moving up
BigSteelThrill
Footballguy
#97 3rd – Pittsburgh – Mike Wallace
#98 3rd – Green Bay – Greg Jennings
#98 3rd – Green Bay – Greg Jennings
Bracie Smathers
Footballguy
Updated mock for the second round.
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SECOND ROUND
33 NY Giants - late225 (from Houston) - Fantasycurse42
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= DT Ra' Shede Hagerman
34 Washington - Bob Magaw
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= CB Bradley Roby
35 Cleveland- Soulfly3
- WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey
= QB Jimmy Garoppolo
36 Oakland - krsone21
- QB Blake Bortles
= OG Su'a-Filo
37 Atlanta- Fatmanlittleboy
- OT Jake Mathews
= OLB Ryan Shazier
38 Cleveland- Soulfly3 (from Tampa Bay) - RJS113
- WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey, QB Jimmy Garoppolo
= CB Marcus Roberson
39 Jacksonville- Mr. Brownstone
- QB Teddy Bridgewater
= DE/DT Stephon Tuit
40 Minnesota- Andy D
- OLB/DE Khalil Mack
= CB Kyle Fuller
41 Buffalo- deadlyrange0321
- TE Eric Ebron
= OT Antonio Richardson
42 Tennessee- FUBAR
- DE Anthony Barr
= RB Ka’deem Carey
43 NY Giants - Late225
- DT Ra' Shede Hagerman
= OLB Kyle Van Noy
44 St. Louis - Bob Magaw
- OT Greg Robertson, S Calvin Pryor
= FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner
45 Detroit- False Start
- WR Mike Evans
= OT Morgan Moses
46 Pittsburgh - BigSteelThrill
- CB Darqueze Dennard
= WR Jordan Mathews
47. Baltimore -
- OT Taylor Lewan
= WR Allen Robinson
48 Dallas - fantasycurse42
- DT Aaron Donald
= DE Scott Crichton
49 Chicago - IHEARTFF (from NY Jets)- Dr. Octopus
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50 Miami - MoveToSkypager
- OT Cyrus Kouandjio
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51 NY Jets - Dr. Octopus (from Chicago)- IHEARTFF
- WR Marquise Lee
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52 Arizona - Craig_miamiFL
- OG Zach Martin
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53 Green Bay - Brewtown
- TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins
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54 Philadelphia - JetMaxx
- OLB/DE Dee Ford
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55 Cincinnati - ummich10
- S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix
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56 Philadelphia - JetMaxx (from SF- The Fantasy Chef (from KC)- FUBAR
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57 San Diego - Ray Finkle
- DT Louis Nix
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58 New Orleans - lsutigers
- CB Jason Verrett
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59 Indianapolis - Deranged Hermit
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60 Carolina - tarheel1unc
- WR Kelvin Benjamin
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61 San Francisco - The Fantasy Chef
- CB Justin Gilbert
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62 New England - msudaisy26
- NT Timmy Jernigan
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63 Denver - Andy D
- DE Kony Ealy
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64 Seattle - Awful Waffle
- TE Jace Amaro
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SECOND ROUND
33 NY Giants - late225 (from Houston) - Fantasycurse42
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= DT Ra' Shede Hagerman
34 Washington - Bob Magaw
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= CB Bradley Roby
35 Cleveland- Soulfly3
- WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey
= QB Jimmy Garoppolo
36 Oakland - krsone21
- QB Blake Bortles
= OG Su'a-Filo
37 Atlanta- Fatmanlittleboy
- OT Jake Mathews
= OLB Ryan Shazier
38 Cleveland- Soulfly3 (from Tampa Bay) - RJS113
- WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey, QB Jimmy Garoppolo
= CB Marcus Roberson
39 Jacksonville- Mr. Brownstone
- QB Teddy Bridgewater
= DE/DT Stephon Tuit
40 Minnesota- Andy D
- OLB/DE Khalil Mack
= CB Kyle Fuller
41 Buffalo- deadlyrange0321
- TE Eric Ebron
= OT Antonio Richardson
42 Tennessee- FUBAR
- DE Anthony Barr
= RB Ka’deem Carey
43 NY Giants - Late225
- DT Ra' Shede Hagerman
= OLB Kyle Van Noy
44 St. Louis - Bob Magaw
- OT Greg Robertson, S Calvin Pryor
= FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner
45 Detroit- False Start
- WR Mike Evans
= OT Morgan Moses
46 Pittsburgh - BigSteelThrill
- CB Darqueze Dennard
= WR Jordan Mathews
47. Baltimore -
- OT Taylor Lewan
= WR Allen Robinson
48 Dallas - fantasycurse42
- DT Aaron Donald
= DE Scott Crichton
49 Chicago - IHEARTFF (from NY Jets)- Dr. Octopus
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50 Miami - MoveToSkypager
- OT Cyrus Kouandjio
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51 NY Jets - Dr. Octopus (from Chicago)- IHEARTFF
- WR Marquise Lee
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52 Arizona - Craig_miamiFL
- OG Zach Martin
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53 Green Bay - Brewtown
- TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins
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54 Philadelphia - JetMaxx
- OLB/DE Dee Ford
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55 Cincinnati - ummich10
- S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix
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56 Philadelphia - JetMaxx (from SF- The Fantasy Chef (from KC)- FUBAR
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57 San Diego - Ray Finkle
- DT Louis Nix
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58 New Orleans - lsutigers
- CB Jason Verrett
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59 Indianapolis - Deranged Hermit
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60 Carolina - tarheel1unc
- WR Kelvin Benjamin
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61 San Francisco - The Fantasy Chef
- CB Justin Gilbert
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62 New England - msudaisy26
- NT Timmy Jernigan
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63 Denver - Andy D
- DE Kony Ealy
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64 Seattle - Awful Waffle
- TE Jace Amaro
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fantasycurse42
Footballguy Jr.
With the 48th pick, the Dallas Cowboys select DE Scott Crichton, Oregon State
The Cowboys are using their first two picks to build the DL... On the ipad so here is a copy and paste below of a scouting report:
As it currently stands, the 2014 NFL draft appears stronger already than last year's crop of talent. Defensive end, one position in which this year's senior class was perhaps lacking, has received a huge infusion in talent in recent days with the news that South Carolina superstar Jadeveon Clowney has joined the mix, as well as Missouri's Kony Ealy, each projected as first round prospects by NFLDraftScout.com.
Oregon State' Scott Crichton hasn't received as much fanfare from a national perspective but expect that to change in the coming months.
The 6-foot-3, 265-pound Crichton added his name to the growing list of pass rushers heading early to the NFL, according to an email sent by his attorney, Nelson Fraley.
While lacking Clowney and Ealy's extraordinary athleticism, Crichton (oronounced CRY-ton) has improved throughout his career with the Beavers and projects well as a traditional 4-3 defensive end in the NFL.
With 7.5 sacks in 2013 despite being the focus of every opponent's blocking scheme, Crichton earned Second Team All-Pac-12 honors. This was a drop from his career-high nine sacks in 2012 but Crichton showed improved strength and versatility during his redshirt junior season, complementing his impressive burst off the snap and terrific motor.
Crichton's broad shoulders and stout frame, overall, allowed the Beavers to move him all over the defensive line in 2013. He typically lined up outside at defensive end but played inside at nose guard against rival Oregon in an attempt to slow down the Ducks' high-powered, up-tempo offense.
Crichton times the snap well, showing an explosive burst off the ball to cross the face of offensive tackles. He uses his hands very well, frequently chopping and ripping through opponents' attempts to latch onto him and possesses good core strength, showing the ability to simply bull-rush would-be blockers into the pocket.
Crichton possesses a well-built frame that does not lend itself well to flexibility, however, making him a bit stiff when changing directions. Further, he does not possess ideal straight-line speed for the position. His motor never quits, but he doesn't possess Clowney or Ealy's acceleration to tackle ball-carriers from behind.
As such, Crichton currently stands on NFLDraftScout.com's board as a second round prospect and our No. 7 defensive end. While perhaps lacking elite upside, Crichton's well-developed game and competitive spirit make him a relatively "safe" pick who could sneak into the draft's top round.
Crichton is the second OSU Beaver to head early into the NFL draft this year, joining wideout Brandin Cooks, the reigning Biletnikoff winner, who made his announcement on Thursday.
The Cowboys are using their first two picks to build the DL... On the ipad so here is a copy and paste below of a scouting report:
As it currently stands, the 2014 NFL draft appears stronger already than last year's crop of talent. Defensive end, one position in which this year's senior class was perhaps lacking, has received a huge infusion in talent in recent days with the news that South Carolina superstar Jadeveon Clowney has joined the mix, as well as Missouri's Kony Ealy, each projected as first round prospects by NFLDraftScout.com.
Oregon State' Scott Crichton hasn't received as much fanfare from a national perspective but expect that to change in the coming months.
The 6-foot-3, 265-pound Crichton added his name to the growing list of pass rushers heading early to the NFL, according to an email sent by his attorney, Nelson Fraley.
While lacking Clowney and Ealy's extraordinary athleticism, Crichton (oronounced CRY-ton) has improved throughout his career with the Beavers and projects well as a traditional 4-3 defensive end in the NFL.
With 7.5 sacks in 2013 despite being the focus of every opponent's blocking scheme, Crichton earned Second Team All-Pac-12 honors. This was a drop from his career-high nine sacks in 2012 but Crichton showed improved strength and versatility during his redshirt junior season, complementing his impressive burst off the snap and terrific motor.
Crichton's broad shoulders and stout frame, overall, allowed the Beavers to move him all over the defensive line in 2013. He typically lined up outside at defensive end but played inside at nose guard against rival Oregon in an attempt to slow down the Ducks' high-powered, up-tempo offense.
Crichton times the snap well, showing an explosive burst off the ball to cross the face of offensive tackles. He uses his hands very well, frequently chopping and ripping through opponents' attempts to latch onto him and possesses good core strength, showing the ability to simply bull-rush would-be blockers into the pocket.
Crichton possesses a well-built frame that does not lend itself well to flexibility, however, making him a bit stiff when changing directions. Further, he does not possess ideal straight-line speed for the position. His motor never quits, but he doesn't possess Clowney or Ealy's acceleration to tackle ball-carriers from behind.
As such, Crichton currently stands on NFLDraftScout.com's board as a second round prospect and our No. 7 defensive end. While perhaps lacking elite upside, Crichton's well-developed game and competitive spirit make him a relatively "safe" pick who could sneak into the draft's top round.
Crichton is the second OSU Beaver to head early into the NFL draft this year, joining wideout Brandin Cooks, the reigning Biletnikoff winner, who made his announcement on Thursday.
Looks like Antonio Richardson is listed on both pick 41 & 42.
Thanks for the update.
Bracie Smathers
Footballguy
The Fantasy Chef
Footballguy
It was Ka'deem Carey at 42
MoveToSkypager
Footballguy
With the 50th overall choice, the Dolphins continue to clean up their mistakes by selecting Gabe Jackson, OG Mississippi. Goodbye forever, Richie Incognito. Feel free to check into a mental institution at your soonest convenience. We now have a talented guard to pair with a talented tackle on the left side that will not only give figurative stability to the line, but emotional stability.
6'4" 335. He has a great size and speed combination for a player at his position. His strength is enough to control the largest of DTs. It's my opinion that Miami will try to address the OL quickly and as completely as possible so to move on from the catastrophe of last fall. Drafting 2 talented and startable players right off the bat will help them do this. If they both work out, then Miami is looking good and the events of the 2013 fall disappear in the rear view mirror. I actually was going to take Jordan Matthews at 50 if he fell, primarily because it would have been a sin for him to fall that far, and I think if Matthews is available, Miami would do well finding a prototypical WR like him instead of relying upon niche receivers like Wallace, Hartline and Clay. I was also considering a move to deal some picks for NYG's pick to take Moses for another OT, but I was too lazy to send out trade offers.
2013 All SEC
2012, 2011 2nd team All SEC
You can see his Alabama and Tennessee games here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZggznmB-AUQ
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/1700848/gabe-jackson
STRENGTHS: Demonstrates not only the raw power expected of a man of his size but also surprisingly nimble feet and balance while in pass protection, to mirror quick rushers. Jackson plays with excellent knee bend and has long arms, which help him stay square and in control of his opponent in pass pro. He's a powerful drive blocker who uses his natural leverage advantage well, showing good leg drive to push defenders off the ball. Despite his girth, Jackson shows good lateral agility and balance to find fits at the second level. Defenders are seldom able to disengage once Jackson locks in. Is not satisfied with simply occupying space, and prides himself on pancaking and rag-doll'ing opponents. Does a nice job of absorbing the bull rush with his lower half, and rarely surrenders more than a step or two before resetting and anchoring. Comes off the snap quickly and gets up to speed quickly when asked to pull.
WEAKNESSES: Doesn't appear quite as comfortable in space, particularly when headhunting at the second level, as he struggles to break down and redirect with suddenness. Is slow to go vertical when navigating through "trash" and will get tangled up. Tends to zone in when competing one-on-one, and will lose awareness of his surroundings at times. Drops his head and throws himself at defenders too often, and will get caught over-extending in pass protection.
COMPARES TO: Larry Warford, Guard, Detroit Lions - Jackson's rare and surprising combination of size, quickness and power should remind a lot of scouts of the 2013 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, Warford. Like the former Kentucky Wildcat, Jackson possesses the power to dominate opponents physically, while displaying quickness and fluidity to wall off the interior pass rush, and exhibits the burst and awareness to get down field and block for the run. Look for teams to value Jackson higher than they did Warford, after the 2013 3rd round selection took the league by storm last season, with many of the same traits.
6'4" 335. He has a great size and speed combination for a player at his position. His strength is enough to control the largest of DTs. It's my opinion that Miami will try to address the OL quickly and as completely as possible so to move on from the catastrophe of last fall. Drafting 2 talented and startable players right off the bat will help them do this. If they both work out, then Miami is looking good and the events of the 2013 fall disappear in the rear view mirror. I actually was going to take Jordan Matthews at 50 if he fell, primarily because it would have been a sin for him to fall that far, and I think if Matthews is available, Miami would do well finding a prototypical WR like him instead of relying upon niche receivers like Wallace, Hartline and Clay. I was also considering a move to deal some picks for NYG's pick to take Moses for another OT, but I was too lazy to send out trade offers.
2013 All SEC
2012, 2011 2nd team All SEC
You can see his Alabama and Tennessee games here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZggznmB-AUQ
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/1700848/gabe-jackson
STRENGTHS: Demonstrates not only the raw power expected of a man of his size but also surprisingly nimble feet and balance while in pass protection, to mirror quick rushers. Jackson plays with excellent knee bend and has long arms, which help him stay square and in control of his opponent in pass pro. He's a powerful drive blocker who uses his natural leverage advantage well, showing good leg drive to push defenders off the ball. Despite his girth, Jackson shows good lateral agility and balance to find fits at the second level. Defenders are seldom able to disengage once Jackson locks in. Is not satisfied with simply occupying space, and prides himself on pancaking and rag-doll'ing opponents. Does a nice job of absorbing the bull rush with his lower half, and rarely surrenders more than a step or two before resetting and anchoring. Comes off the snap quickly and gets up to speed quickly when asked to pull.
WEAKNESSES: Doesn't appear quite as comfortable in space, particularly when headhunting at the second level, as he struggles to break down and redirect with suddenness. Is slow to go vertical when navigating through "trash" and will get tangled up. Tends to zone in when competing one-on-one, and will lose awareness of his surroundings at times. Drops his head and throws himself at defenders too often, and will get caught over-extending in pass protection.
COMPARES TO: Larry Warford, Guard, Detroit Lions - Jackson's rare and surprising combination of size, quickness and power should remind a lot of scouts of the 2013 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, Warford. Like the former Kentucky Wildcat, Jackson possesses the power to dominate opponents physically, while displaying quickness and fluidity to wall off the interior pass rush, and exhibits the burst and awareness to get down field and block for the run. Look for teams to value Jackson higher than they did Warford, after the 2013 3rd round selection took the league by storm last season, with many of the same traits.
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Ray Finkle
Footballguy
The Fantasy Chef
Footballguy
I guess we are done for the night Argh!!
BigSteelThrill
Footballguy
RaiderBones
Footballguy
I received a PM by Dr. Octopus. He is driving on his way to work. He will make the Jets pick around 9:00-9-15.
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Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
I'm driving to work. I'll have my pick up by 9:30. Will need to catch up.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
2nd post is updated.
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
With the 51st pick in the draft the New York Jets select:
Dion Bailey, S, USC
Three words: Ed Reed, yuck.
Jets need an infusion of youth at the position. Safety was the weakest link in what was otherwise a pretty stout Jets' defense. Bailey is perhaps a bit of a project, after converting from LB to sfaety dring his junior year. He's a hard hitter that will fit into Rex Ryans agressive style.
Bailey is the second Trojan to join the Jets in this draft (strictly coincidence.
Dion Bailey, S, USC
Three words: Ed Reed, yuck.
Jets need an infusion of youth at the position. Safety was the weakest link in what was otherwise a pretty stout Jets' defense. Bailey is perhaps a bit of a project, after converting from LB to sfaety dring his junior year. He's a hard hitter that will fit into Rex Ryans agressive style.
Bailey is the second Trojan to join the Jets in this draft (strictly coincidence.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Looking forward to the Broncos pick, if I'm Elway I'm looking to trade 2015 1st and 2nds for 2014 2nds and 3rds.
There's a LOT of talent in this draft and much of it lines up with the Broncos' needs.
There's a LOT of talent in this draft and much of it lines up with the Broncos' needs.
That's a very valid point and strategy for a lot of teams. This 2014 draft really is the motherlode at a lot of positions. The anti-NE approach.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
So. This Arizona pick...
Hedgehog
Footballguy
As a Jet fan I like it - WR in the 1st with an upside safety in the 2d to solidify a big weak spot....hoping some more play makers on the offensive side of the ball with the 2 picks in the 3d.
To say the Bears run defense was bad last year would be an understatement. They allowed 161.4 ypg, which was good for over 25 yards more than the 2nd worst run defense in the NFL.IHEARTFF said:
Ego Ferguson is a stud athlete who stuffed the run hard for LSU in limited playing time before his redshirt junior year. He excelled as a starter this season, making 58.5 tackles, 3.5 for loss and a sack. He should be able to bat down passes, at 6'3" and 309, he deflected 3 this season. He also blocked a fg. Ego is big enough to be an immediate force in the league. He is also a good enough athlete to become a pass rushing force as well.
Expected to be a 2nd round pick in a very deep draft, this is a perfect match for the Bears. Paired with ILB CJ Mosley, Chicago has shored up 2 of their biggest weaknesses.
JetMaxx
Footballguy
Send me an offer. I will weigh it against what is available.
Imo, their needs are OLB, more o-line, TE. There is a blatant value pick at 3-4 OLB remaining. They could also draft a QB of the future.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
I think he's a better fit as 4/3 DE. I'm thinking of another guy. Can't find the spoiler text.
Can't be. Not many teams see him as a 34 OLB. Probably will end up on a 4-3 team.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Jeremiah Attaochu?
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
To get this moving...
2.52 Arizona Cardinals - Jeremiah Attaochu, OLB - Georgia Tech
Steve Keim's comments on the Cardinals' needs.
2.52 Arizona Cardinals - Jeremiah Attaochu, OLB - Georgia Tech
Steve Keim's comments on the Cardinals' needs.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
I have a 10:00 meeting, but am interested in trading a future 1st for a 2nd rounder here for the Broncos.
Not sure if your player will last, but I'd take that deal for 3.01 (Giants from Houston)
cheese
Footballguy
Do you see HaHa as a guy with the cover skills to play nickel? If not, I don't think anyone is beating out Iloka (who was a huge surprise this year) or Nelson. The Bengals played a ton of subpackages with 3 safeties last year with Crocker, but it takes a certain type of safety to play that role (closer to a corner functionally).
Also, you have to wonder if the Dre "situation" will reflect poorly for the Bengals on Bama DBs. He did make some big improvements last year though and they have went to the Bama well plenty of times besides just him.
At first glance, I would have gone Gilbert or Verner, but they love BPA so it's hard to predict by need.
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Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
I'd think the Packers would be looking at a safety here.
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
That would be my plan - just didn't see any value there (without adding another WR) in this round.
Free agency will also come before the draft so the team may have added an Eric Decker or Jeremy Maclin, et. al. as well by this time.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Jimmy Ward or Deone Bucannon for the Packers?
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
This is unexpected. 
2.53 Green Bay - Daquan Jones, DT - Penn St. Kelcy Quarles DT - South Carolina
One of the biggest reasons for the Packers getting rolled last year was that their d-line was a wreck. Raji likely won't be back and the rest are mediocre. Jones was nearly dominant the last half of last season.
2.53 Green Bay - Daquan Jones, DT - Penn St. Kelcy Quarles DT - South Carolina
One of the biggest reasons for the Packers getting rolled last year was that their d-line was a wreck. Raji likely won't be back and the rest are mediocre. Jones was nearly dominant the last half of last season.
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