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4.126 -New England Patriots - Charles Sims RB - West Virginia
4.127 - Denver Broncos - Bruce Ellington WR - South Carolina
 
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The final talley.

Not sure anyone has the inclination to grade all teams but I would imagine that they could grade their own teams and possibly other teams within their divsions that they are familiar with.

For anyone making grades. I think a solid basis for grades on would be quality and number of 'reasonably' projected starters.

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FOURTH ROUND

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97 Texans

- DE Jadeveon Clowney, QB David Carr

= OLB Carl Bradford

98. Washington - Bob Magaw

- CB Bradley Roby. OT JaWauan James

= LB Chris Borland

99 Falcons

- OT Jake Mathews, OLB Ryan Shazier, DT/DE Dominiquue Easley

= RB Lache Seastrunk

100 Buccaneers

- QB Johnny Manziel, WR Jared Abbrederis

= LB Christian Jones

101 Jaguars

- QB Teddy Bridgewater, DE/DT Stephon Tuit, OG Chris Watt

= RB Tre Mason

102 Browns

- WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey, QB Jimmy Garoppolo, CB Marcus Roberson, RB Bishop Sankey

= WR Paul Richardson

103 Raiders

- QB Blake Bortles, OG Su'a-Filo, DE/OLB Trent Murphy

= DT Will Sutton

104 Vikings

- OLB/DE Khalil Mack, CB Kyle Fuller, QB Zach Mettenberger, DT Daniel McCullers

= S Craig Loston

105 Bills

- TE Eric Ebron, OT Antonio Richardson, S Jimmie Ward

= LB Yawin Smallwood

106 Rams

- OT Greg Robertson, S Calvin Pryor, FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner, QB Aaron Murray

= OT/G Brandon Thomas

107 Lions

- WR Mike Evans. OT Morgan Moses, CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste

= TE C.J. Fiedorowicz

108 Titans

- DE Anthony Barr, RB Ka’deem Carey

= QB A.J. McCaron

109 Giants

- DT Ra' Shede Hagerman, OLB Kyle Van Noy, OG Dakota Dozier, OT Billy Turner, DE Jackson Jeffcoat

= RB Davonte Freeman, Florida State

110 Jaguars

- QB Teddy Bridgewater, DE/DT Stephon Tuit, OG Chris Watt, RB Tre Mason

= WR Martavis Bryant

111 Jets

WR Marquise Lee, S Dion Bailey, RB Carlos Hyde, OG Anthony Steen

= WR Brandon Coleman

112 Dolphins

- OT Cyrus Kouandjio, OG Gabe Jackson, WR Donte Moncrief

= LB Shayne Skov

113 Bears

- LB C.J. Mosely, DT Ego Ferguson, DE Chris Smith

= DT Anthony Johnson

114 Steelers

- CB Darqueze Dennard, WR Jordan Mathews

= DE Josh Mauro

115 Cowboys

- DT Aaron Donald, DE Scott Crichtonk, QB Connor Shaw

= OLB Telvin Smith

116 Cardinals

- OG Zach Martin, OLB Jeremiah Attoachu, S Deone Bucannon

= OT Joel Bitonio

117 Packers

- TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, DT Kelcy Quarles , DT DaQuon Jones

= S Terrence Brooks

118 Eagles

- OLB/DE Dee Ford, S Ed Reynolds, WR Brandon Cooks, OLB Marcus Smith

= CB Pierre Desir

119 Bengals

- S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix, CB Loucheiz Purifoy. DE Kareem Martin

= DT Craun Reid

120 Chiefs

- WR Odell Beckham Jr., , CB Keith McGill

= FS Kenny Ladler

121 Chargers

- DT Louis Nix , OLB Trevor Reilly, CB E.J. Gaines

= OT Chris Leno

122 Saints

- CB Jason Verrett, OT Jack Mewhort. RB Jeremy Hill

= OLB Adrian Hubbard

123 Browns

- WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey, QB Jimmy Garoppolo, CB Marcus Roberson, RB Bishop Sankey, WR Paul Richardson

= DE/OLB Michael Sam

124 Panthers

- WR Kelvin Benjamin, OT James Hurst, DE DeMarcus Lawrence

= CB Ross Cockrell

125 49ers

- CB Justin Gilbert, WR Jarvis Landry, OC Weston Richburg. SS Amhad Dixon

= WR Robert Herron

126 Patriots

- NT Timmy Jernigan, TE Troy Niklas. C Marcus Martin

= RB Charles Sims

127 Broncos

- DE Kony Ealy, WR Davante Adams. CB Bashuad Breeland

= WR Bruce Ellington

128 Seahawks

- TE Jace Amaro, OG Cyril Richardson

= OT Seantrel Henderson

 

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47. Baltimore -
- OT Taylor Lewan. WR Allen Robinson

 

90 Indianapolis -
- C Travis Swanson, CB Victor Hampton

 
MoveToSkypager said:
With the 112th pick, the Miami Dolphins choose Shayne Skov, I/MLB, Stanford.

Another huge mistake of the Ireland regeime was shipping out a LB unit that was good, and replacing them with some bad LBs. The largest catastrophe in the LB unit was ridding themselves of perfectly fine Karlos Dansby, signing Ellerbe to a phat contract, then allowing him to suck all season. You might wonder why the Dolphins were poor against the run last past year? It wasn't Starks or Soliai to blame, that's for sure. The Dolphins will take a chance on his knee.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/1664224/shayne-skov
I feel like a lot of the LB debacle is on th coaching staff though. Probably an area they should address and I'd love it if Miami can grab Borland, he is going to be a player.
Thanks for your input dude. I appreciate it. I like Borland too, I went a different direction though. Thoughts on Miami taking a WR? Or going OL heavy early? Do you think they'd invest their first 2 picks on OL? Or 2 out of their first three? They obviously have a talent void and taking late rounders may not solve their problem.
I agree with going OL the first two picks, you could probably go OL the first 3 to 4 picks. The OL is just a disaster.

I like the Moncrief pick because I think he is being underrated. However, I think grabbing one of the RBs that were on the board may have been the better play. The Dolphins do not really have anyone in the backfield that I trust to carry the ball but have invested a lot of money in the WR corps.

 
107 Lions

- WR Mike Evans. OT Morgan Moses, CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste

= TE C.J. Fiedorowicz
Really like this draft for motown. Even though I don't see Evans as a NFL #1, he'd be great across from Calvin.

Moses and Jean-Baptiste will add good depth at positions in need.

Don't know Fiedorwicz, but he appears to have had a good combine and is supposed to be a good blocker, so he could pan out well too.

A-

 
Arizona
20. Zach Martin, OG/OT Notre Dame
52. Jeremiah Attaochu OLB 8 Georgia Tech
84. Deone Bucannon, S Washington State
116. Joel Bitonio OT Nevada

Atlanta
6. Jake Matthews, OT TAMu
37. Ryan Shazier, OLB Ohio St
68. Dominique Easley DT/DE Florida
99. Lache Seastrunk RB 7 Baylor

Baltimore
12. Taylor Lewan, OT Michigan
47. Allen Robinson, WR Penn State

Buffalo
9. Eric Ebron, TE North Carolina
41. Antonio Richardson, OT Tennessee
73. Jimmie Ward S Northern Illinois
105. Yawin Smallwood, LB Connecticut

Carolina
28. Kelvin Benjamin, WR Florida State
60. James Hurst, OT UNC
92. Demarcus Lawrence, DE Boise St
124. Ross Cockrell CB Duke

Chicago
18. CJ Mosely, LB Bama
49. Ego Ferguson, DT, LSU
80. Chris Smith, DE Arkansas
113. Anthony Johnson, DT, LSU

Cincinnati
24. Ha Ha Clinton Dix, S Bama
55. Loucheiz Purifoy, CB Florida
88. Kareem Martin, DE UNC
119. Caraun Reid, DT Princeton

Cleveland
7. Sammy Watkins, WR Clemson
26. David Yankey, G Stanford
35. Jimmy Garoppolo, QB Eastern Illinois
38. Marcus Roberson, CB Florida
83. Bishop Sankey, RB Washington
102. Paul Richardson, WR Colorado
123. Michael Sam, DE/OLB Missouri

Dallas
16. Aaron Donald, DT Pittsburgh
48. Scott Crichton, DE Oregon State
78. Connor Shaw, QB South Carolina
115. Telvin Smith OLB 6 Florida State

Denver
31. Kony Ealy, DE Missouri
63. Davante Adams, WR Fresno State
95. Bashaud Breeland CB Clemson
127. Bruce Ellington, WR South Carolina

Detroit
10. Mike Evans, WR Texas A&M
45. Morgan Moses, OT Virginia
76. Stanley Jean Baptiste, CB, Nebraska
107. CJ Fiedorowicz, TE Iowa

Green Bay
21. Austin Seferian Jenkins, TE Washington
53. Kelcy Quarles DT 8 South Carolina
85. DaQuon Jones, DT Penn St
117. Terrence Brooks, S Florida St

Houston
1. Jadeveon Clowney, DE South Carolina
17. Derek Carr, QB Fresno St
97. Carl Bradford OLB 7 Arizona State

Indianapolis
59. Travis Swanson C Arkansas
90. Victor Hampton, CB South Carolina

Jacksonville
3. Teddy Bridgewater, QB Louisville
39. Stephon Tuitt DT 5 Notre Dame
70. Chris Watt, OG Notre Dame
101. Tre Mason, RB Auburn
110. Martavis Bryant, WR Clemson

Kansas City
23. Odell Beckam, WR LSU
87. Keith McGill, CB/S Utah
120. Kenny Ladler, FS, Vanderbilt

Miami
19. Cyrus Kouandjio, OT Bama
50. Gabe Jackson, OG Mississippi
81. Donte Moncrief, WR Mississippi
112. Shayne Skov, ILB Stanford

Minnesota
8. Khalil Mack, OLB Buffalo
40. Kyle Fuller, CB Virginia Tech
72. Zach Mettenberger, QB LSU
96. Daniel McCullers DT Tennessee
104. Craig Loston, S LSU

NY Giants
33. RaShede Hageman DT 4 Minnesota
43. Kyle Van Noy, OLB, BYU
65. Dakota Dozier, OG Furman
74. Jackson Jeffcoat, DE, Texas
79. Billy Turner, OT North Dakota State
109. Devonta Freeman, RB Florida State

NY Jets
14. Marqise Lee, WR USC
51. Dion Bailey, S, USC
69. Carlos Hyde, RB Ohio St
82. Anthony Steen G Alabama
111. Brandon Coleman, WR Rutgers

New England
29. Timmy Jernigan, DT Florida State
62. Troy Niklas, TE Notre Dame
93. Marcus Martin, C USC
126. Charles Sims, RB West Virginia

New Orleans
27. Jason Verrett, CB TCU
58. Jack Mewhort, OT Ohio State
91. Jeremy Hill, RB LSU
122. Adrian Hubbard, OLB Alabama

Oakland
5. Blake Bortles, QB UCF
36. Xavier Su'a Filo OG UCLA
67. Trent Murphy, DE/OLB Stanford
103. Will Sutton, DT Arizona State

Philadelphia
30. Dee Ford DE Auburn
54. Ed Reynolds, S, Stanford
56. Brandin Cooks, WR Oregon State
86. Marcus Smith, OLB Louisville
118. Pierre Desir CB Lindenwood

Pittsburgh
15. Darqueze Dennard, CB Mich ST
46. Jordan Matthews, WR Vanderbilt
114. Josh Mauro, DE Stanford

San Diego
25. Louis Nix DT Notre Dame
57. Trevor Reilly OLB Utah
89. EJ Gaines CB Missouri
121. Charles Leno, OT Boise State

San Francisco
22. Justin Gilbert, CB Oklahoma State
61. Jarvis Landry, WR LSU
77. Weston Richburg, C Colorado St
94. Ahmad Dixon SS Baylor
125. Robert Herron WR Wyoming

Seattle
32. Jace Amaro, TE Texas Tech
64. Cyril Richardson, OG Baylor
128. Seantrel Henderson, Miami (Fla)

St Louis
2. Greg Robinson, LT Auburn
13. Calvin Pryor, S Louisville
44. Lamarcus Joyner, FS/CB Florida St
75. Aaron Murray, QB Georgia
106. Brandon Thomas, G Clemson

Tampa Bay
4. Johnny Manziel, QB TAMu
71. Jared Abbrederis, WR Wisconsin
100. Christian Jones, ILB Florida State

Tennessee
11. Anthony Barr, OLB UCLA
42. Ka'deem Carey, RB Arizona
108. AJ McCaron, QB Alabama

Washington
34. Bradley Roby , CB Ohio State
66. JaWauan James, OT Tennessee
98. Chris Borland, ILB Wisconsin
 
Here's my draft report card. Remember I am not a professional NFL draft analyst™ so take my grades with a huge shaker of salt. Best/worst values are calculated vs. ADP as shown on the CBS and Yahoo sites.

Arizona Cardinals Team needs: OT, S, OLB
Picks: OG Zach Martin (+8), OLB Jeremiah Attoachu (-33), S Deone Bucannon (-2) OT Joel Bitonio (+17)
Trades: None
Biggest bargain: Bitonio (+17), Biggest reach: Attoachu (-33)
Overall Grade: B+. Nothing flashy or fancy, just quietly filled all the biggest gaps at mostly reasonable prices and hopefully put the OL woes behind for 2014.


Atlanta Falcons Team needs: DE, OL, TE
Picks: OT Jake Mathews, OLB Ryan Shazier, DT/DE Dominique Easley, RB Lache Seastrunk
Tades: None
Biggest bargain: Easley (+14) Biggest reach: none
Overall Grade: B+. Matthews was a no-brainer pick, and Seastrunk a good catch in the 4th. Easley’s questionable health in the DT spot precludes an “A” grade at this point.


Baltimore Ravens Team needs: OT, C, WR
Picks: OT Taylor Lewan, WR Allen Robinson
Trades: (NYG) Gives 1.17 and 3.17, Gets 1.12 Grade: A; Works on the trade chart and gets the Ravens OT Lewan at a huge position of need.

Biggest bargain: Easley (+14) Biggest reach: trade
Overall Grade: B-. Got their man at OT via the trade but the cost might not have been worth it. Both picks are great fits for the Ravens though.


Buffalo Bills Team needs: LB, TE, RT
Picks: TE Eric Ebron, OT Antonio Richardson, S Jimmie Ward, LB Yawin Smallwood
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Antonio Richardson (+12) Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: B+. Ebron and Richardson will help offense tremendously. LB should have probably been prioritzed more, but hard to question taking Ward instead in the 3rd.


Carolina Panthers Team needs: WR, CB, OL
Picks: WR Kelvin Benjamin, OT James Hurst, DE DeMarcus Lawrence, CB Ross Cockrell
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Lawrence (+16) Biggest reach: Hurst (-68)
Overall Grade: B. Benjamin was a good pick, but Hurst was a huge reach in the 2nd.


Chicago Bears Team needs: DL, Safety, Interior OL
Picks: LB C.J. Mosely, DT Ego Ferguson, DE Chris Smith, DT Anthony Johnson
Trades: (BAL) Give 1.14, 2.51, 3.82; Get 1.18, 2.49, 3.80. Grade: D; I can see no rational reason for this trade for the Bears; could have easily gotten the 3.80 for free in the deal.
B
iggest bargain: Johnson (+31) Biggest reach: Ferguson (-46)
Overall Grade: B+. Still baffled by the trade, but the picks are outstanding. If you want to fix a defense, this is how you do it although Cutler better hope his OL has a great year after not drafting one here.


Cincinnati Bengals Team needs: CB, OLB, Safety
Picks: S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix, CB Loucheiz Purifoy. DE Kareem Martin, DT Craun Reid
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Pourifoy (+14) Biggest reach: Reid (-10)
Overall Grade: A. Outstanding draft with tons of value in the first two picks especially. That secondary is going to be murder in the AFCN.


Cleveland Browns Team needs: QB, RB, OG
Picks: WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey, QB Jimmy Garoppolo, CB Marcus Roberson, RB Bishop Sankey, WR Paul Richardson
Trades: (TB) Give 1.4 and 3.7; Get 1.7, 2.6, Grade: B-, worked out but probably could have held out for a bit more value. Can’t argue with trading down to get Watkins but might well come back to haunt the Browns if Garoppolo is a bomb.
B
iggest bargain: Sankey (+20), Richardson (+36) Biggest reach: Garoppolo (-22)
Overall Grade: A-. I already mentioned my thoughts on the trade above. Still, getting the arguably #1 WR, #1 OG, top 5 RB, and high upside guys in Roberson and Richardson is a great draft. If Garoppolo pans out this would be one of the best draft hauls I’ve ever seen.


Dallas Cowboys Needs: DE, CB, safety
Picks: DT Aaron Donald, DE Scott Crichton, QB Connor Shaw, OLB Telvin Smith
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Smith (+55) Biggest reach: Shaw (-128)
Overall Grade: B-. Can’t fault the Aaron Donald pick, but the ‘Boys needed secondary help in the worst way and got none whatsoever plus took a huge gamble in Shaw.


Denver Broncos Team needs: OT, CB, DL
Picks: DE Kony Ealy, WR Davante Adams. CB Bashuad Breeland, WR Bruce Ellington
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Ealy (+16) Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: B. Quite solid picks but extremely questionable to take a 2 WRs but not an OL.


Detroit Lions Team needs: CB, WR, safety
Picks: WR Mike Evans. OT Morgan Moses, CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste, TE C.J. Fiedorowicz
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Moses (+10) Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: A. I like it. It has Evans to pair with Megatron, a pick to help OL depth, and solid prospects at CB and TE. Not taking more secondary help was a gamble but not foolhardy.


Green Bay Packers Team needs: TE, safety, LB
Picks: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, DT Kelcy Quarles , DT DaQuon Jones, S Terrence Brooks
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Brooks (+14) Biggest reach: Jenkins (-24), Quarles (-19)
Overall Grade: C-. ASJ was a reach in the 1st, and 2 DTs was a luxury the Pack can ill-afford in the real draft.


Houston Texans Team needs: QB, OT, safety
Picks: DE Jadeveon Clowney, QB David Carr, OLB Carl Bradford
Trades: (NYG) Gives 1.17, Gets 2.1, 3.1

Biggest bargain: Bradford (+30) Biggest reach: Carr (-12)
Overall Grade: C-. Picking Clowney rather than a QB at 1.1 I can understand, but not trading back up into the 1st for Carr. No OL or secondary help in this draft either, unless you plan to drop Clowney back into coverage a LOT.


Indianapolis Colts Team needs: Interior OL, WR, LB
Picks: C Travis Swanson, CB Victor Hampton
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Hampton (+13) Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: C. Meeting only one of your core needs won’t get you a good score.


Jacksonville Jaguars Team needs: QB, DE, OT
Picks: QB Teddy Bridgewater, DE/DT Stephon Tuitt, OG Chris Watt, RB Tre Mason, Martavis Bryant, WR
Trades: None
Biggest bargain: Bryant (+35), Mason (+50) Biggest reach: Watt (-81)
Overall Grade: A. Jags got good picks all the way around at good value with the exception of Watt. Offense should be hugely improved next year with all the fresh talent.


Kansas City Chiefs Team needs: WR, DL, ILB
Picks: WR Odell Beckham Jr., CB Keith McGill, FS Kenny Ladler
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Ladler (-29)
Overall Grade: C. Got Beckham but ignored other core needs and didn’t seem like got great value in place of not filling those holes.


Miami Dolphins Needs: OT, OG, RB
Picks: OT Cyrus Kouandjio, OG Gabe Jackson, WR Donte Moncrief, LB Shayne Skov
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Montcrief (+19) Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: B. Good news is that the OL meltdown is hopefully fixed. Bad news is that the Fins ignored the chance to nab a RB upgrade so that line won’t have anyone worth run blocking for.


Minnesota Vikings Team needs: QB, DE, OG
Picks: OLB/DE Khalil Mack, CB Kyle Fuller, QB Zach Mettenberger, DT Daniel McCullers, S Craig Loston
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Fuller (-19), Mettenberger (-37)
Overall Grade: B-. Mack was an easy pick. Left some great OL talent on the board to grab Fuller way above ADP.


New England Patriots Team needs: Interior OL, DL, CB
Picks: NT Timmy Jernigan, TE Troy Niklas. C Marcus Martin, RB Charles Sims
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: None Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: B. I really like the upgrades on both lines. Niklas will likely be a huge cog in the Pats defense going forward. But no CB to replace Talib who is probably a goner in FA.


New Orleans Saints Needs: OT, OLB, CB
Picks: CB Jason Verrett, OT Jack Mewhort. RB Jeremy Hill, OLB Adrian Hubbard
Trades: None
Biggest bargain: Hill (+17) Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: A. Like all these picks, although unsure that RB was the biggest need given Khiry Robinson aboard. Plus the Saints will probably misuse Hill terribly, choosing to inexplicably give snaps to Mark Ingram instead.


New York Giants Needs: LB, CB, interior OL
Picks: DT Ra' Shede Hagerman, OLB Kyle Van Noy, OG Dakota Dozier, OT Billy Turner, DE Jackson Jeffcoat, RB Davonte Freeman, Florida State
Trades: (CHI) Gives 1.12, Gets 1.17 and 3.17; (HOU) Gives 1.17, Gets 2.1, 3.1

Biggest bargain: Jeffcoat (+23) Biggest reach: Dozier (-21)
Overall Grade: A. Like all the picks although I would have picked an RB earlier; if you’re OK with the possibility of having David Wilson be the starter next year then you’re a lot braver than me.


New York Jets Team needs: WR, OG, CB
Picks: WR Marquise Lee, S Dion Bailey, RB Carlos Hyde, OG Anthony Steen, WR Brandon Coleman
Trades: (CHI) Give 1.18, 2.49, 3.80; Get 1.14, 2.51, 3.82: Grade: B+ Not a big haul and the Jets were able to move up 4 slots in the 1st for essentially free, but they likely could have gotten Lee at 1.18 anyway.
B
iggest bargain: Steen (+38) Biggest reach: Bailey (-75)
Overall Grade: B+. Love Lee and Hyde, but you used a 2nd on Bailey when you could have had a really good OG instead? Plus no CB?


Oakland Raiders Team needs: QB, WR, OT
Picks: QB Blake Bortles, OG Su'a-Filo, DE/OLB Trent Murphy, DT Will Sutton
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Murphy (+24), Sutton (+39) Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: A-. I love the players selected, although not grabbing a WR or OT was a missed opportunity for sure.


Philadelphia Eagles Team needs: OLB, Safety, CB
Picks: OLB/DE Dee Ford, S Ed Reynolds, WR Brandon Cooks, OLB Marcus Smith, CB Pierre Desir
Trades: (SF) Give 1.22, Get 1.30, 2.56 Grade: A-, Win-win trade. Eagles collect draft chart value and still get a great player at the 1.30.
B
iggest bargain: Cooks (+19), Smith (+16) Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: A. I like it a lot. Good players at good prices.


Pittsburgh Steelers Needs: OT, safety, CB
Picks: CB Darqueze Dennard, WR Jordan Mathews, DE Josh Mauro
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Mauro (-21)
Overall Grade: B. Again, love the players. But no OL help? Big Ben is not amused.


San Diego Chargers Team needs: CB, OG, OLB
Picks: DT Louis Nix, OLB Trevor Reilly, CB E.J. Gaines, OT Chris Leno
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Reilly (+11) Biggest reach: Leno (-31), Gaines (-27)
Overall Grade: B. First two picks are OMG. Last two are WTF?


Seattle Seahawks Team needs: WR, TE, OL
Picks: TE Jace Amaro, OG Cyril Richardson, OT Seantrel Henderson
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Henderson (-43)
Overall Grade: A. Super Bowl champs get big help on offense, and Russell Wilson a very, very happy man.




San Francisco 49ers Team needs: WR, DL, CB
Picks: CB Justin Gilbert, WR Jarvis Landry, OC Weston Richburg. SS Amhad Dixon, WR Robert Herron
Trades: (PHI) Give 1.30, 2.56, Get 1.22. Grade: A-, Win-win trade. SF gives up a reasonable amount of draft chart value to get Gilbert at 1.22, addressing a big need without breaking the bank.

Biggest bargain: Herron (+44) Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: A. Finally, the Niners have offensive weapons to match up with anyone. Nice draft. The battles in the NFC West are going to be epic this year with all 4 teams being legitimate threats to win the whole shebang.


St Louis Rams Team needs: OL, WR, safety
Picks: OT Greg Robertson, S Calvin Pryor, FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner, QB Aaron Murray, OT/G Brandon Thomas
Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Pryor (-15), Murray (-50), Thomas (-21)
Overall Grade: A. Hey, fancy that – Sam Bradford will no longer need to fear for his life every Sunday and the Rams secondary gets talent to match the front seven. Good thing that, seeing as what the Seahawks and ‘Niners just did with their draft.


Tampa Bay Buccaneers Team Needs: DE, TE, OT
Picks: QB Johnny Manziel, WR Jared Abbrederis, LB Christian Jones
Trades: (CLE) Give 1.7, 2.6, Get 1.4 and 3.7. Grade: B-, trade math works but it’s a head scratcher that the Bucs would give up on Mike Glennon this quickly to target a less than sure thing in Manziel. Biggest bargain: Jones (+24) Biggest reach: Abbredris (-27)

Overall Grade: C. Well, I guess Tampa Bay is “that guy” who will draft you-know-who / Tim Tebow rev. 2.0. At least Manziel will be entertaining to watch. Hope VJax doesn’t regress or Johnny Football is going to be doing a lot of running without many weapons to look downfield for.


Tennessee Titans Team needs: Safety, DE, QB
Picks: DE Anthony Barr, RB Ka’deem Carey, QB A.J. McCaron
Trades: None

Biggest bargain: McCarron (+19) Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: A. All solid picks, although I’m not quite as sold on Barr as the draft analysts are.


Washington Redskins Team needs: DL, safety, interior OL
Picks: CB Bradley Roby. OT JaWauan James, LB Chris Borland
Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: James (-46)
Overall Grade: C. Reaches all the way around except Borland, who isn’t the biggest need.


 
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Here's my draft report card. Remember I am not a professional NFL draft analyst™ so take my grades with a huge shaker of salt. Best/worst values are calculated vs. ADP as shown on the CBS and Yahoo sites.

Atlanta Falcons Team needs: DE, OL, TE

Picks: OT Jake Mathews, OLB Ryan Shazier, DT/DE Dominique Easley, RB Lache Seastrunk

Tades: None

Biggest bargain: Easley (+14) Biggest reach: none

Overall Grade: B+. Matthews was a no-brainer pick, and Seastrunk a good catch in the 4th. Easley’s questionable health in the DT spot precludes an “A” grade at this point.

Denver Broncos Team needs: OT, CB, DL

Picks: DE Kony Ealy, WR Davante Adams. CB Bashuad Breeland, WR Bruce Ellington

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Ealy (+16) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: B. Quite solid picks but extremely questionable to take a 2 WRs but not an OL.

Minnesota Vikings Team needs: QB, DE, OG

Picks: OLB/DE Khalil Mack, CB Kyle Fuller, QB Zach Mettenberger, DT Daniel McCullers, S Craig Loston

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Fuller (-19), Mettenberger (-37)

Overall Grade: B-. Mack was an easy pick. Left some great OL talent on the board to grab Fuller way above ADP.
Wow. Really cool job on the write ups!

Since these were the three teams I predominantly did, I'll defend them a bit.

Denver - Only D. Thomas and Welker are currently under contract and Welker only has one more year left on his deal. Interior line help can be found in rounds 5-7

Minnesota - The only spot they need to upgrade is LG and again, that's a spot best left to the later rounds. I'm not sure where you're taking the rankings from but Fuller is nearly universally talked about as a 2nd rounder these days.

 
Here's my draft report card. Remember I am not a professional NFL draft analyst™ so take my grades with a huge shaker of salt. Best/worst values are calculated vs. ADP as shown on the CBS and Yahoo sites.

Green Bay Packers Team needs: TE, safety, LB

Picks: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, DT Kelcy Quarles , DT DaQuon Jones, S Terrence Brooks

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Brooks (+14) Biggest reach: Jenkins (-24), Quarles (-19)

Overall Grade: C-. ASJ was a reach in the 1st, and 2 DTs was a luxury the Pack can ill-afford in the real draft.
The Pack's starting front 3 are all free agents.

- Ryan Pickett is 34.

- Johnny Jolly is...ooof.

- Raji will likely sign elsewhere.

Not exactly a luxury to target d-linemen.

 
Pittsburgh Steelers Needs: OT, safety, CB

Picks: CB Darqueze Dennard, WR Jordan Mathews, DE Josh Mauro

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Mauro (-21)

Overall Grade: B. Again, love the players. But no OL help? Big Ben is not amused.
Our #2 and #3 WR are free agents. Our #2 and #3 DEs are free agents.

Our secondary has starters that are age 32, 33, 34.

Ben got Mike Munchak to coach-up the line.

 
Here's my draft report card. Remember I am not a professional NFL draft analyst™ so take my grades with a huge shaker of salt. Best/worst values are calculated vs. ADP as shown on the CBS and Yahoo sites.

Atlanta Falcons Team needs: DE, OL, TE

Picks: OT Jake Mathews, OLB Ryan Shazier, DT/DE Dominique Easley, RB Lache Seastrunk

Tades: None

Biggest bargain: Easley (+14) Biggest reach: none

Overall Grade: B+. Matthews was a no-brainer pick, and Seastrunk a good catch in the 4th. Easley’s questionable health in the DT spot precludes an “A” grade at this point.

Denver Broncos Team needs: OT, CB, DL

Picks: DE Kony Ealy, WR Davante Adams. CB Bashuad Breeland, WR Bruce Ellington

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Ealy (+16) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: B. Quite solid picks but extremely questionable to take a 2 WRs but not an OL.

Minnesota Vikings Team needs: QB, DE, OG

Picks: OLB/DE Khalil Mack, CB Kyle Fuller, QB Zach Mettenberger, DT Daniel McCullers, S Craig Loston

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Fuller (-19), Mettenberger (-37)

Overall Grade: B-. Mack was an easy pick. Left some great OL talent on the board to grab Fuller way above ADP.
Wow. Really cool job on the write ups!
No lie! Impressive and dedicated. RESPECT.

 
Winners

1. Cleveland

1a. St Louis

2. Minnesota

3. Philadelphia

4. Atlanta

5. Denver
No Detroit? :whistle: Jumper Gave me an A. :hifive:

Detroit Lions Team needs: CB, WR, safetyPicks: WR Mike Evans. OT Morgan Moses, CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste, TE C.J. Fiedorowicz

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Moses (+10) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: A. I like it. It has Evans to pair with Megatron, a pick to help OL depth, and solid prospects at CB and TE. Not taking more secondary help was a gamble but not foolhardy.
In regards to the bolded from Jumper, I do expect them to attack something in free agency. I would like to see them get veteran help there as that is a tough position to get on a new team right off the bat as a rookie. Plus with a deep secondary group the later rounds could get some depth as well.

 
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Thanks for taking the time to do the write-ups jumper, much appreciated.

Oakland Raiders Team needs: QB, WR, OT
Picks: QB Blake Bortles, OG Xavier Su'a-Filo, DE/OLB Trent Murphy, DT Will Sutton
Trades: None
B
iggest bargain: Murphy (+24), Sutton (+39) Biggest reach: None
Overall Grade: A-. I love the players selected, although not grabbing a WR or OT was a missed opportunity for sure.


I think the "experts" have it wrong on the Raiders top three needs. In my opinion the top three needs are QB, DE, OG. The QB play was below average. The defenesive end play was in the bottom of the league. I would almost go so far as too say that the OG play of the Raiders was the worst in the league. Murphy and Sutton were too good of value to pass on and were by far the best players available on my board where I took them and honestly they both fill a big need. The Raiders had one of the worst defensive lines last season.

The WR's are above average for the Raiders. They would probably look better with a much better QB throwing too them. The Raiders have Jared Veldheer for the LT spot, that is assmuing of course that they re-sign him, also they drafted a RT in the 2nd round last year in Menelik Watson.

 
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St Louis Rams Team needs: OL, WR, safety

Picks: OT Greg Robinson, S Calvin Pryor, FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner, QB Aaron Murray, OT/G Brandon Thomas

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Pryor (-15), Murray (-50), Thomas (-21)

Overall Grade: A. Hey, fancy that Sam Bradford will no longer need to fear for his life every Sunday and the Rams secondary gets talent to match the front seven. Good thing that, seeing as what the Seahawks and Niners just did with their draft.

Thanks for the effort, jumper, appreciated.

I should have accepted the offer to trade down from 1.2, still could have gotten Robinson later. Though he did blow up the combine, but I have rethought Matthews, and would be fine with him as well, so one of them should have been there. I would have used the pick to get Van Noy. If given a do over, I might still take Joyner with the earlier pick and get Tre Mason with the later second (or sub Van Noy for Joyner), who looked like maybe the best RB at the Combine. I had a hard decision with the third round pick, wanted both QB Murray and Mason, thought Mason might be more likely to drop, he didn't (and Murray wouldn't have, either, per Fantasycurse - who given a do over himself, might snipe me in the second! :) ). I think Mason is a better RB prospect than Murray a QB prospect, but that STL needs a backup QB more than a backup RB.

As to reaches, some scouts have Pryor as the top safety. If STL wants him, not sure they can trade down too far (though I think they will have options - two people wanted to trade into the 1.13 spot, but interest evaporated when BAL traded up for Lewan at 1.12) and get him. DAL, GB and PHI among others, all could covet a safety. I think we will see his stock pushed higher as we get closer to the draft. Though STL may prefer Clinton-Dix, in which case maybe they could trade down further and get one of them?

Murray was admittedly probably not a value pick (similar reaction from Andy), but STL is almost certain to draft a QB, and personally I liked him enough to reach for him and insure getting him when the third round pick came up. I don't see him making it to the fifth, so this may not be a massive reach. And Thomas had a very good combine, he made a top 5 list (either among OL or including TEs?) for those prospects that helped themselves the most on the Saturday Combine coverage wrap. There is a good chance he is drafted before the fourth round after that showing. He played both positions at Clemson, but I think was generally viewed as a more natural guard in the NFL, but flashed the athleticism to have personnel-types rethinking that, and maybe trying him at OT first.

You hit the nail on the head with the team needs (nickle CB could be important, too, but I'm hearing Finnegan could be back, I'm sceptical - at the least, he'd have to take a huge salary haircut). Watkins could be the pick with the higher first round pick. I just think the receiving weapons already on the team will be used more effectively if the OL is stabilized. But if that doesn't happen, a great WR might be a moot point.

Robinson or Matthews, even if no trade down, are approximate BPA/team need intersections, it is a huge impact position (the hierarchy is QB, guys that knock down the QB and guys that prevent that - later, guys that catch the QBs passes and the CBs that prevent that) and they are both blue chip, elite prospects. I like Robinson and Pryor as physical, nasty, violent tone setters on both sides of the ball (the Combine coverage today which gave a DB preview cited the Chancellor hit early in the Super Bowl as firing up the Seahawks, Jeremiah said when he was a BAL scout, then-DC Rex Ryan liked safeties that can strike). Clinton-Dix sounds more like an Earl Thomas-type (not as good, of course), a natural center fielder. Pryor better in the box, may be better equipped to cover physical TEs and does have ball skills. So that could enable new DB Williams to be multiple with McDonald and Pryor, as they would have interchangeable skill sets (Fisher's preference, too, I think - Pryor resembles more closely former TEN first round pick Michael Griffin).

I don't know if they would take DBs with two of their first three picks. But OL and secondary are big needs, and both got doubled up help to attack those positional holes and player weaknesses. The thought of adding Pryor AND Joyner, after missing so many tackles and giving up backbreaking big plays for as long as I can remember, makes me salivate like Homer Simpson in a donut factory. :) He doesn't have prototypical size, but like the late, great Sam Mills at LB (5'9"?), is just a football player. As a more contemporary size, FS/nickel CB-hybrid and playmaking reference, he does remind me of the Honey Badger. Further back, size-wise, he reminds me of Bob Sanders at safety and Antoine Winfield at CB.

 
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Great break-down by Jumper. If later on another version of a Shark Pool draft is conducted then hopefully he'll put a ribbon on-top with another fantastic breakdown.

I suggested to look at how many starters and the quality of starters would be a good way to look at the draft so I looked at the blue-chip players in this draft and came up with the following list of fifteen players:



Blue chip starters



OT Taylor Lewan, OT Greg Robertson, OT Jake Mathews

TE Eric Ebron

WR Sammy Watkins, WR Mike Evans

DE Jadeveon Clowney, DE Anthony Barr

DT Aaron Donald

OLB/DE Khalil Mack, LB C.J. Mosely

CB Darqueze Dennard, CB Justin Gilbert

S Calvin Pryor. S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix

If a team drafted one or more of the above that they got a blue-chip starter IMHO.

It is much more difficult to try and figure out which players who aren't blue-chip players will turn into 'solid-starters' but I gave it a shot and this is what I came up with:

Arizona Cardinals
Picks: OG Zach Martin OLB Jeremiah Attoachu, S Deone Bucannon, OT Joel Bitonio
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: OT Zach Martin

Atlanta Falcons
Picks: OT Jake Mathews, OLB Ryan Shazier, DT/DE Dominique Easley, RB Lache Seastrunk
Blue chp starters: OT Jake Mathews


Solid starters: OLB Ryan Shazier, DE Dominique Easley, RB Lache Seastrunk

Baltimore Ravens
Picks: OT Taylor Lewan, WR Allen Robinson
Blue chip starters: OT Taylor Lewan


Solid starters: None

Buffalo Bills
Picks: TE Eric Ebron, OT Antonio Richardson, S Jimmie Ward, LB Yawin Smallwood
Blue chip starters: TE Eric Ebron.


Solid starters: OT Antonio Richardson

Carolina Panthers
Picks: WR Kelvin Benjamin, OT James Hurst, DE DeMarcus Lawrence, CB Ross Cockrell
Blue chip starters: None


Solit starters: None

Chicago Bears
Picks: LB C.J. Mosely, DT Ego Ferguson, DE Chris Smith, DT Anthony Johnson
Blue chip starters: LB C.J. Mosely


Solid starters: None.

Cincinnati Bengals
Picks: S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix, CB Loucheiz Purifoy. DE Kareem Martin, DT Craun Reid
Blue chip starters: S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix


Solid starters: None

Cleveland Browns T
Picks: WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey, QB Jimmy Garoppolo, CB Marcus Roberson, RB Bishop Sankey, WR Paul Richardson


Blue chip starters: WR Sammy Watkins

Solid starters: OG David Yankey, CB Marcus Roberson, RB Bishop Sankey

Dallas Cowboys
Picks: DT Aaron Donald, DE Scott Crichton, QB Connor Shaw, OLB Telvin Smith
Blue chips starters: DT Aaron Donald


Solid starters: DE Scott Crichton

Denver Broncos
Picks: DE Kony Ealy, WR Davante Adams. CB Bashuad Breeland, WR Bruce Ellington
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: DE Kony Ealy.

Detroit Lions
Picks: WR Mike Evans. OT Morgan Moses, CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste, TE C.J. Fiedorowicz
Blue chip starters: WR Mike Evans


Solid starters: None.

Green Bay Packers
Picks: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, DT Kelcy Quarles , DT DaQuon Jones, S Terrence Brooks
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins

Houston Texans
Picks: DE Jadeveon Clowney, QB David Carr, OLB Carl Bradford
Blue chip starters: DE Jadeveon Clowney


Solid starters: None

Indianapolis Colts
Picks: C Travis Swanson, CB Victor Hampton
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: C Travis Swanson

Jacksonville Jaguars
Picks: QB Teddy Bridgewater, DE/DT Stephon Tuitt, OG Chris Watt, RB Tre Mason, Martavis Bryant, WR
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: QB Teddy Bridgewater, DE/DT Stephon Tuitt, RB Tre Mason.

Kansas City Chiefs
Picks: WR Odell Beckham Jr., CB Keith McGill, FS Kenny Ladler
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: WR Odell Beckam, CB Keith McGill

Miami Dolphins
Picks: OT Cyrus Kouandjio, OG Gabe Jackson, WR Donte Moncrief, LB Shayne Skov
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: OT Cyrus Kouandjio, OG Gage Jackson

Minnesota Vikings
Picks: OLB/DE Khalil Mack, CB Kyle Fuller, QB Zach Mettenberger, DT Daniel McCullers, S Craig Loston
Blue chip starters: OLB/DE Khalil Mack


Solid starters: CB Kyle Fuller

New England Patriots
Picks: NT Timmy Jernigan, TE Troy Niklas. C Marcus Martin, RB Charles Sims
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: NT Timmy Jernigan, TE Troy Niklas

New Orleans Saints
Picks: CB Jason Verrett, OT Jack Mewhort. RB Jeremy Hill, OLB Adrian Hubbard
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: CB Jason Verrett, OT/OG Jack Mewhort.

New York Giants
Picks: DT Ra' Shede Hagerman, OLB Kyle Van Noy, OG Dakota Dozier, OT Billy Turner, DE Jackson Jeffcoat, RB Davonte Freeman, Florida State
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: DT Ra'Shede Hagerman, OLB Kyle Van Noy

New York Jets
Picks: WR Marquise Lee, S Dion Bailey, RB Carlos Hyde, OG Anthony Steen, WR Brandon Coleman


Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: WR Marquise Lee, RB Carlos Hyde

Oakland Raiders
Picks: QB Blake Bortles, OG Su'a-Filo, DE/OLB Trent Murphy, DT Will Sutton
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: QB Blake Bortles, OG Su'a Filo, DE/OLB Trent Murphy

Philadelphia Eagles
Picks: OLB/DE Dee Ford, S Ed Reynolds, WR Brandon Cooks, OLB Marcus Smith, CB Pierre Desir


Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: OLB/DE Dee Ford, WR Brandon Cooks

Pittsburgh Steelers
Picks: CB Darqueze Dennard, WR Jordan Mathews, DE Josh Mauro
Blue chip starters: CB Darqueze Dennard


Solid starters: WR Jordan Mathews

San Diego Chargers
Picks: DT Louis Nix, OLB Trevor Reilly, CB E.J. Gaines, OT Chris Leno
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: DT Louis Nix

Seattle Seahawks
Picks: TE Jace Amaro, OG Cyril Richardson, OT Seantrel Henderson
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: TE Jace Amaro, OG Cryril Richardson

San Francisco 49ers
Picks: CB Justin Gilbert, WR Jarvis Landry, OC Weston Richburg. SS Amhad Dixon, WR Robert Herron


Blue chip starters: CB Justin Gilbert

Solid starters: WR Jarvis Landry, OC Weston Richburgh

St Louis Rams
Picks: OT Greg Robertson, S Calvin Pryor, FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner, QB Aaron Murray, OT/G Brandon Thomas
Blue chip starters: OT Greg Robertson, S Calvin Pryor


Solid starters: FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner

Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Picks: QB Johnny Manziel, WR Jared Abbrederis, LB Christian Jones


Blue chip starters: None

Solid startrs: QB Johnny Manziel, LB Christian Jones

Tennessee Titans
Picks: DE Anthony Barr, RB Ka’deem Carey, QB A.J. McCaron
Blue chip starters: DE Anthony Barr


Solid starters: RB Ka'deem Carey

Washington Redskins
Picks: CB Bradley Roby. OT JaWauan James, LB Chris Borland
Blue chip starters: None


Solid starters: CB Bradley Robey, LB Chris Borldand

 
Here's my draft report card. Remember I am not a professional NFL draft analyst™ so take my grades with a huge shaker of salt. Best/worst values are calculated vs. ADP as shown on the CBS and Yahoo sites.

Arizona Cardinals Team needs: OT, S, OLB

Picks: OG Zach Martin (+8), OLB Jeremiah Attoachu (-33), S Deone Bucannon (-2) OT Joel Bitonio (+17)

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Bitonio (+17), Biggest reach: Attoachu (-33)

Overall Grade: B+. Nothing flashy or fancy, just quietly filled all the biggest gaps at mostly reasonable prices and hopefully put the OL woes behind for 2014.

Atlanta Falcons Team needs: DE, OL, TE

Picks: OT Jake Mathews, OLB Ryan Shazier, DT/DE Dominique Easley, RB Lache Seastrunk

Tades: None

Biggest bargain: Easley (+14) Biggest reach: none

Overall Grade: B+. Matthews was a no-brainer pick, and Seastrunk a good catch in the 4th. Easley’s questionable health in the DT spot precludes an “A” grade at this point.

Baltimore Ravens Team needs: OT, C, WR

Picks: OT Taylor Lewan, WR Allen Robinson

Trades: (NYG) Gives 1.17 and 3.17, Gets 1.12 Grade: A; Works on the trade chart and gets the Ravens OT Lewan at a huge position of need.

Biggest bargain: Easley (+14) Biggest reach: trade

Overall Grade: B-. Got their man at OT via the trade but the cost might not have been worth it. Both picks are great fits for the Ravens though.

Buffalo Bills Team needs: LB, TE, RT

Picks: TE Eric Ebron, OT Antonio Richardson, S Jimmie Ward, LB Yawin Smallwood

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Antonio Richardson (+12) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: B+. Ebron and Richardson will help offense tremendously. LB should have probably been prioritzed more, but hard to question taking Ward instead in the 3rd.

Carolina Panthers Team needs: WR, CB, OL

Picks: WR Kelvin Benjamin, OT James Hurst, DE DeMarcus Lawrence, CB Ross Cockrell

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Lawrence (+16) Biggest reach: Hurst (-68)

Overall Grade: B. Benjamin was a good pick, but Hurst was a huge reach in the 2nd.

Chicago Bears Team needs: DL, Safety, Interior OL

Picks: LB C.J. Mosely, DT Ego Ferguson, DE Chris Smith, DT Anthony Johnson

Trades: (BAL) Give 1.14, 2.51, 3.82; Get 1.18, 2.49, 3.80. Grade: D; I can see no rational reason for this trade for the Bears; could have easily gotten the 3.80 for free in the deal.

Biggest bargain: Johnson (+31) Biggest reach: Ferguson (-46)

Overall Grade: B+. Still baffled by the trade, but the picks are outstanding. If you want to fix a defense, this is how you do it although Cutler better hope his OL has a great year after not drafting one here.

Cincinnati Bengals Team needs: CB, OLB, Safety

Picks: S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix, CB Loucheiz Purifoy. DE Kareem Martin, DT Craun Reid

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Pourifoy (+14) Biggest reach: Reid (-10)

Overall Grade: A. Outstanding draft with tons of value in the first two picks especially. That secondary is going to be murder in the AFCN.

Cleveland Browns Team needs: QB, RB, OG

Picks: WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey, QB Jimmy Garoppolo, CB Marcus Roberson, RB Bishop Sankey, WR Paul Richardson

Trades: (TB) Give 1.4 and 3.7; Get 1.7, 2.6, Grade: B-, worked out but probably could have held out for a bit more value. Can’t argue with trading down to get Watkins but might well come back to haunt the Browns if Garoppolo is a bomb.

Biggest bargain: Sankey (+20), Richardson (+36) Biggest reach: Garoppolo (-22)

Overall Grade: A-. I already mentioned my thoughts on the trade above. Still, getting the arguably #1 WR, #1 OG, top 5 RB, and high upside guys in Roberson and Richardson is a great draft. If Garoppolo pans out this would be one of the best draft hauls I’ve ever seen.

Dallas Cowboys Needs: DE, CB, safety

Picks: DT Aaron Donald, DE Scott Crichton, QB Connor Shaw, OLB Telvin Smith

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Smith (+55) Biggest reach: Shaw (-128)

Overall Grade: B-. Can’t fault the Aaron Donald pick, but the ‘Boys needed secondary help in the worst way and got none whatsoever plus took a huge gamble in Shaw.

Denver Broncos Team needs: OT, CB, DL

Picks: DE Kony Ealy, WR Davante Adams. CB Bashuad Breeland, WR Bruce Ellington

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Ealy (+16) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: B. Quite solid picks but extremely questionable to take a 2 WRs but not an OL.

Detroit Lions Team needs: CB, WR, safety

Picks: WR Mike Evans. OT Morgan Moses, CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste, TE C.J. Fiedorowicz

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Moses (+10) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: A. I like it. It has Evans to pair with Megatron, a pick to help OL depth, and solid prospects at CB and TE. Not taking more secondary help was a gamble but not foolhardy.

Green Bay Packers Team needs: TE, safety, LB

Picks: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, DT Kelcy Quarles , DT DaQuon Jones, S Terrence Brooks

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Brooks (+14) Biggest reach: Jenkins (-24), Quarles (-19)

Overall Grade: C-. ASJ was a reach in the 1st, and 2 DTs was a luxury the Pack can ill-afford in the real draft.

Houston Texans Team needs: QB, OT, safety

Picks: DE Jadeveon Clowney, QB David Carr, OLB Carl Bradford

Trades: (NYG) Gives 1.17, Gets 2.1, 3.1

Biggest bargain: Bradford (+30) Biggest reach: Carr (-12)

Overall Grade: C-. Picking Clowney rather than a QB at 1.1 I can understand, but not trading back up into the 1st for Carr. No OL or secondary help in this draft either, unless you plan to drop Clowney back into coverage a LOT.

Indianapolis Colts Team needs: Interior OL, WR, LB

Picks: C Travis Swanson, CB Victor Hampton

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Hampton (+13) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: C. Meeting only one of your core needs won’t get you a good score.

Jacksonville Jaguars Team needs: QB, DE, OT

Picks: QB Teddy Bridgewater, DE/DT Stephon Tuitt, OG Chris Watt, RB Tre Mason, Martavis Bryant, WR

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Bryant (+35), Mason (+50) Biggest reach: Watt (-81)

Overall Grade: A. Jags got good picks all the way around at good value with the exception of Watt. Offense should be hugely improved next year with all the fresh talent.

Kansas City Chiefs Team needs: WR, DL, ILB

Picks: WR Odell Beckham Jr., CB Keith McGill, FS Kenny Ladler

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Ladler (-29)

Overall Grade: C. Got Beckham but ignored other core needs and didn’t seem like got great value in place of not filling those holes.

Miami Dolphins Needs: OT, OG, RB

Picks: OT Cyrus Kouandjio, OG Gabe Jackson, WR Donte Moncrief, LB Shayne Skov

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Montcrief (+19) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: B. Good news is that the OL meltdown is hopefully fixed. Bad news is that the Fins ignored the chance to nab a RB upgrade so that line won’t have anyone worth run blocking for.

Minnesota Vikings Team needs: QB, DE, OG

Picks: OLB/DE Khalil Mack, CB Kyle Fuller, QB Zach Mettenberger, DT Daniel McCullers, S Craig Loston

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Fuller (-19), Mettenberger (-37)

Overall Grade: B-. Mack was an easy pick. Left some great OL talent on the board to grab Fuller way above ADP.

New England Patriots Team needs: Interior OL, DL, CB

Picks: NT Timmy Jernigan, TE Troy Niklas. C Marcus Martin, RB Charles Sims

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: B. I really like the upgrades on both lines. Niklas will likely be a huge cog in the Pats defense going forward. But no CB to replace Talib who is probably a goner in FA.

New Orleans Saints Needs: OT, OLB, CB

Picks: CB Jason Verrett, OT Jack Mewhort. RB Jeremy Hill, OLB Adrian Hubbard

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Hill (+17) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: A. Like all these picks, although unsure that RB was the biggest need given Khiry Robinson aboard. Plus the Saints will probably misuse Hill terribly, choosing to inexplicably give snaps to Mark Ingram instead.

New York Giants Needs: LB, CB, interior OL

Picks: DT Ra' Shede Hagerman, OLB Kyle Van Noy, OG Dakota Dozier, OT Billy Turner, DE Jackson Jeffcoat, RB Davonte Freeman, Florida State

Trades: (CHI) Gives 1.12, Gets 1.17 and 3.17; (HOU) Gives 1.17, Gets 2.1, 3.1

Biggest bargain: Jeffcoat (+23) Biggest reach: Dozier (-21)

Overall Grade: A. Like all the picks although I would have picked an RB earlier; if you’re OK with the possibility of having David Wilson be the starter next year then you’re a lot braver than me.

New York Jets Team needs: WR, OG, CB

Picks: WR Marquise Lee, S Dion Bailey, RB Carlos Hyde, OG Anthony Steen, WR Brandon Coleman

Trades: (CHI) Give 1.18, 2.49, 3.80; Get 1.14, 2.51, 3.82: Grade: B+ Not a big haul and the Jets were able to move up 4 slots in the 1st for essentially free, but they likely could have gotten Lee at 1.18 anyway.

Biggest bargain: Steen (+38) Biggest reach: Bailey (-75)

Overall Grade: B+. Love Lee and Hyde, but you used a 2nd on Bailey when you could have had a really good OG instead? Plus no CB?

Oakland Raiders Team needs: QB, WR, OT

Picks: QB Blake Bortles, OG Su'a-Filo, DE/OLB Trent Murphy, DT Will Sutton

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Murphy (+24), Sutton (+39) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: A-. I love the players selected, although not grabbing a WR or OT was a missed opportunity for sure.

Philadelphia Eagles Team needs: OLB, Safety, CB

Picks: OLB/DE Dee Ford, S Ed Reynolds, WR Brandon Cooks, OLB Marcus Smith, CB Pierre Desir

Trades: (SF) Give 1.22, Get 1.30, 2.56 Grade: A-, Win-win trade. Eagles collect draft chart value and still get a great player at the 1.30.

Biggest bargain: Cooks (+19), Smith (+16) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: A. I like it a lot. Good players at good prices.

Pittsburgh Steelers Needs: OT, safety, CB

Picks: CB Darqueze Dennard, WR Jordan Mathews, DE Josh Mauro

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Mauro (-21)

Overall Grade: B. Again, love the players. But no OL help? Big Ben is not amused.

San Diego Chargers Team needs: CB, OG, OLB

Picks: DT Louis Nix, OLB Trevor Reilly, CB E.J. Gaines, OT Chris Leno

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: Reilly (+11) Biggest reach: Leno (-31), Gaines (-27)

Overall Grade: B. First two picks are OMG. Last two are WTF?

Seattle Seahawks Team needs: WR, TE, OL

Picks: TE Jace Amaro, OG Cyril Richardson, OT Seantrel Henderson

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Henderson (-43)

Overall Grade: A. Super Bowl champs get big help on offense, and Russell Wilson a very, very happy man.



San Francisco 49ers Team needs: WR, DL, CB

Picks: CB Justin Gilbert, WR Jarvis Landry, OC Weston Richburg. SS Amhad Dixon, WR Robert Herron

Trades: (PHI) Give 1.30, 2.56, Get 1.22. Grade: A-, Win-win trade. SF gives up a reasonable amount of draft chart value to get Gilbert at 1.22, addressing a big need without breaking the bank.

Biggest bargain: Herron (+44) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: A. Finally, the Niners have offensive weapons to match up with anyone. Nice draft. The battles in the NFC West are going to be epic this year with all 4 teams being legitimate threats to win the whole shebang.

St Louis Rams Team needs: OL, WR, safety

Picks: OT Greg Robertson, S Calvin Pryor, FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner, QB Aaron Murray, OT/G Brandon Thomas

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: Pryor (-15), Murray (-50), Thomas (-21)

Overall Grade: A. Hey, fancy that – Sam Bradford will no longer need to fear for his life every Sunday and the Rams secondary gets talent to match the front seven. Good thing that, seeing as what the Seahawks and ‘Niners just did with their draft.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Team Needs: DE, TE, OT

Picks: QB Johnny Manziel, WR Jared Abbrederis, LB Christian Jones

Trades: (CLE) Give 1.7, 2.6, Get 1.4 and 3.7. Grade: B-, trade math works but it’s a head scratcher that the Bucs would give up on Mike Glennon this quickly to target a less than sure thing in Manziel. Biggest bargain: Jones (+24) Biggest reach: Abbredris (-27)

Overall Grade: C. Well, I guess Tampa Bay is “that guy” who will draft you-know-who / Tim Tebow rev. 2.0. At least Manziel will be entertaining to watch. Hope VJax doesn’t regress or Johnny Football is going to be doing a lot of running without many weapons to look downfield for.

Tennessee Titans Team needs: Safety, DE, QB

Picks: DE Anthony Barr, RB Ka’deem Carey, QB A.J. McCaron

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: McCarron (+19) Biggest reach: None

Overall Grade: A. All solid picks, although I’m not quite as sold on Barr as the draft analysts are.

Washington Redskins Team needs: DL, safety, interior OL

Picks: CB Bradley Roby. OT JaWauan James, LB Chris Borland

Trades: None

Biggest bargain: None Biggest reach: James (-46)

Overall Grade: C. Reaches all the way around except Borland, who isn’t the biggest need.
:thumbup: Great work.

I'm not sure what the ADP refers to though. I guess its ADP in mock drafts? I wouldn't say that's necessarily relevant, but I guess some measuing stick was necessary.

Greatjob, though again.

 
Great break-down by Jumper. If later on another version of a Shark Pool draft is conducted then hopefully he'll put a ribbon on-top with another fantastic breakdown.

I suggested to look at how many starters and the quality of starters would be a good way to look at the draft so I looked at the blue-chip players in this draft and came up with the following list of fifteen players:



Blue chip starters



OT Taylor Lewan, OT Greg Robertson, OT Jake Mathews

TE Eric Ebron

WR Sammy Watkins, WR Mike Evans

DE Jadeveon Clowney, DE Anthony Barr

DT Aaron Donald

OLB/DE Khalil Mack, LB C.J. Mosely

CB Darqueze Dennard, CB Justin Gilbert

S Calvin Pryor. S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix

If a team drafted one or more of the above that they got a blue-chip starter IMHO.

It is much more difficult to try and figure out which players who aren't blue-chip players will turn into 'solid-starters' but I gave it a shot and this is what I came up with:

Arizona Cardinals

Picks: OG Zach Martin OLB Jeremiah Attoachu, S Deone Bucannon, OT Joel Bitonio

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: OT Zach Martin

Atlanta Falcons

Picks: OT Jake Mathews, OLB Ryan Shazier, DT/DE Dominique Easley, RB Lache Seastrunk

Blue chp starters: OT Jake Mathews

Solid starters: OLB Ryan Shazier, DE Dominique Easley, RB Lache Seastrunk

Baltimore Ravens

Picks: OT Taylor Lewan, WR Allen Robinson

Blue chip starters: OT Taylor Lewan

Solid starters: None

Buffalo Bills

Picks: TE Eric Ebron, OT Antonio Richardson, S Jimmie Ward, LB Yawin Smallwood

Blue chip starters: TE Eric Ebron.

Solid starters: OT Antonio Richardson

Carolina Panthers

Picks: WR Kelvin Benjamin, OT James Hurst, DE DeMarcus Lawrence, CB Ross Cockrell

Blue chip starters: None

Solit starters: None

Chicago Bears

Picks: LB C.J. Mosely, DT Ego Ferguson, DE Chris Smith, DT Anthony Johnson

Blue chip starters: LB C.J. Mosely

Solid starters: None.

Cincinnati Bengals

Picks: S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix, CB Loucheiz Purifoy. DE Kareem Martin, DT Craun Reid

Blue chip starters: S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix

Solid starters: None

Cleveland Browns T

Picks: WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey, QB Jimmy Garoppolo, CB Marcus Roberson, RB Bishop Sankey, WR Paul Richardson

Blue chip starters: WR Sammy Watkins

Solid starters: OG David Yankey, CB Marcus Roberson, RB Bishop Sankey

Dallas Cowboys

Picks: DT Aaron Donald, DE Scott Crichton, QB Connor Shaw, OLB Telvin Smith

Blue chips starters: DT Aaron Donald

Solid starters: DE Scott Crichton

Denver Broncos

Picks: DE Kony Ealy, WR Davante Adams. CB Bashuad Breeland, WR Bruce Ellington

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: DE Kony Ealy.

Detroit Lions

Picks: WR Mike Evans. OT Morgan Moses, CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste, TE C.J. Fiedorowicz

Blue chip starters: WR Mike Evans

Solid starters: None.

Green Bay Packers

Picks: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, DT Kelcy Quarles , DT DaQuon Jones, S Terrence Brooks

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins

Houston Texans

Picks: DE Jadeveon Clowney, QB David Carr, OLB Carl Bradford

Blue chip starters: DE Jadeveon Clowney

Solid starters: None

Indianapolis Colts

Picks: C Travis Swanson, CB Victor Hampton

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: C Travis Swanson

Jacksonville Jaguars

Picks: QB Teddy Bridgewater, DE/DT Stephon Tuitt, OG Chris Watt, RB Tre Mason, Martavis Bryant, WR

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: QB Teddy Bridgewater, DE/DT Stephon Tuitt, RB Tre Mason.

Kansas City Chiefs

Picks: WR Odell Beckham Jr., CB Keith McGill, FS Kenny Ladler

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: WR Odell Beckam, CB Keith McGill

Miami Dolphins

Picks: OT Cyrus Kouandjio, OG Gabe Jackson, WR Donte Moncrief, LB Shayne Skov

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: OT Cyrus Kouandjio, OG Gage Jackson

Minnesota Vikings

Picks: OLB/DE Khalil Mack, CB Kyle Fuller, QB Zach Mettenberger, DT Daniel McCullers, S Craig Loston

Blue chip starters: OLB/DE Khalil Mack

Solid starters: CB Kyle Fuller

New England Patriots

Picks: NT Timmy Jernigan, TE Troy Niklas. C Marcus Martin, RB Charles Sims

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: NT Timmy Jernigan, TE Troy Niklas

New Orleans Saints

Picks: CB Jason Verrett, OT Jack Mewhort. RB Jeremy Hill, OLB Adrian Hubbard

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: CB Jason Verrett, OT/OG Jack Mewhort.

New York Giants

Picks: DT Ra' Shede Hagerman, OLB Kyle Van Noy, OG Dakota Dozier, OT Billy Turner, DE Jackson Jeffcoat, RB Davonte Freeman, Florida State

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: DT Ra'Shede Hagerman, OLB Kyle Van Noy

New York Jets

Picks: WR Marquise Lee, S Dion Bailey, RB Carlos Hyde, OG Anthony Steen, WR Brandon Coleman

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: WR Marquise Lee, RB Carlos Hyde

Oakland Raiders

Picks: QB Blake Bortles, OG Su'a-Filo, DE/OLB Trent Murphy, DT Will Sutton

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: QB Blake Bortles, OG Su'a Filo, DE/OLB Trent Murphy

Philadelphia Eagles

Picks: OLB/DE Dee Ford, S Ed Reynolds, WR Brandon Cooks, OLB Marcus Smith, CB Pierre Desir

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: OLB/DE Dee Ford, WR Brandon Cooks

Pittsburgh Steelers

Picks: CB Darqueze Dennard, WR Jordan Mathews, DE Josh Mauro

Blue chip starters: CB Darqueze Dennard

Solid starters: WR Jordan Mathews

San Diego Chargers

Picks: DT Louis Nix, OLB Trevor Reilly, CB E.J. Gaines, OT Chris Leno

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: DT Louis Nix

Seattle Seahawks

Picks: TE Jace Amaro, OG Cyril Richardson, OT Seantrel Henderson

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: TE Jace Amaro, OG Cryril Richardson

San Francisco 49ers

Picks: CB Justin Gilbert, WR Jarvis Landry, OC Weston Richburg. SS Amhad Dixon, WR Robert Herron

Blue chip starters: CB Justin Gilbert

Solid starters: WR Jarvis Landry, OC Weston Richburgh

St Louis Rams

Picks: OT Greg Robertson, S Calvin Pryor, FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner, QB Aaron Murray, OT/G Brandon Thomas

Blue chip starters: OT Greg Robertson, S Calvin Pryor

Solid starters: FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Picks: QB Johnny Manziel, WR Jared Abbrederis, LB Christian Jones

Blue chip starters: None

Solid startrs: QB Johnny Manziel, LB Christian Jones

Tennessee Titans

Picks: DE Anthony Barr, RB Ka’deem Carey, QB A.J. McCaron

Blue chip starters: DE Anthony Barr

Solid starters: RB Ka'deem Carey

Washington Redskins

Picks: CB Bradley Roby. OT JaWauan James, LB Chris Borland

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: CB Bradley Robey, LB Chris Borldand
Great job here also, this brings a lot of clarity and understanding. It's a lot better tool for Fantasy owners also to see where the opporunities are.

I'd be glad to do another review. Let's get another mock going soon, they're lots of fun and I'd be happy to do them all the way up to real draft day although I might be the odd one in that regard.

 
Seastrunk in Atlanta is tantalizing prospect. Given how bad Atlanta looked last year, it is hard to say RB isn't a need.

 
Great break-down by Jumper. If later on another version of a Shark Pool draft is conducted then hopefully he'll put a ribbon on-top with another fantastic breakdown.

I suggested to look at how many starters and the quality of starters would be a good way to look at the draft so I looked at the blue-chip players in this draft and came up with the following list of fifteen players:



Blue chip starters



OT Taylor Lewan, OT Greg Robertson, OT Jake Mathews

TE Eric Ebron

WR Sammy Watkins, WR Mike Evans

DE Jadeveon Clowney, DE Anthony Barr

DT Aaron Donald

OLB/DE Khalil Mack, LB C.J. Mosely

CB Darqueze Dennard, CB Justin Gilbert

S Calvin Pryor. S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix

If a team drafted one or more of the above that they got a blue-chip starter IMHO.

It is much more difficult to try and figure out which players who aren't blue-chip players will turn into 'solid-starters' but I gave it a shot and this is what I came up with:

Arizona Cardinals

Picks: OG Zach Martin OLB Jeremiah Attoachu, S Deone Bucannon, OT Joel Bitonio

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: OT Zach Martin

Atlanta Falcons

Picks: OT Jake Mathews, OLB Ryan Shazier, DT/DE Dominique Easley, RB Lache Seastrunk

Blue chp starters: OT Jake Mathews

Solid starters: OLB Ryan Shazier, DE Dominique Easley, RB Lache Seastrunk

Baltimore Ravens

Picks: OT Taylor Lewan, WR Allen Robinson

Blue chip starters: OT Taylor Lewan

Solid starters: None

Buffalo Bills

Picks: TE Eric Ebron, OT Antonio Richardson, S Jimmie Ward, LB Yawin Smallwood

Blue chip starters: TE Eric Ebron.

Solid starters: OT Antonio Richardson

Carolina Panthers

Picks: WR Kelvin Benjamin, OT James Hurst, DE DeMarcus Lawrence, CB Ross Cockrell

Blue chip starters: None

Solit starters: None

Chicago Bears

Picks: LB C.J. Mosely, DT Ego Ferguson, DE Chris Smith, DT Anthony Johnson

Blue chip starters: LB C.J. Mosely

Solid starters: None.

Cincinnati Bengals

Picks: S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix, CB Loucheiz Purifoy. DE Kareem Martin, DT Craun Reid

Blue chip starters: S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix

Solid starters: None

Cleveland Browns T

Picks: WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey, QB Jimmy Garoppolo, CB Marcus Roberson, RB Bishop Sankey, WR Paul Richardson

Blue chip starters: WR Sammy Watkins

Solid starters: OG David Yankey, CB Marcus Roberson, RB Bishop Sankey

Dallas Cowboys

Picks: DT Aaron Donald, DE Scott Crichton, QB Connor Shaw, OLB Telvin Smith

Blue chips starters: DT Aaron Donald

Solid starters: DE Scott Crichton

Denver Broncos

Picks: DE Kony Ealy, WR Davante Adams. CB Bashuad Breeland, WR Bruce Ellington

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: DE Kony Ealy.

Detroit Lions

Picks: WR Mike Evans. OT Morgan Moses, CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste, TE C.J. Fiedorowicz

Blue chip starters: WR Mike Evans

Solid starters: None.

Green Bay Packers

Picks: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, DT Kelcy Quarles , DT DaQuon Jones, S Terrence Brooks

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins

Houston Texans

Picks: DE Jadeveon Clowney, QB David Carr, OLB Carl Bradford

Blue chip starters: DE Jadeveon Clowney

Solid starters: None

Indianapolis Colts

Picks: C Travis Swanson, CB Victor Hampton

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: C Travis Swanson

Jacksonville Jaguars

Picks: QB Teddy Bridgewater, DE/DT Stephon Tuitt, OG Chris Watt, RB Tre Mason, Martavis Bryant, WR

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: QB Teddy Bridgewater, DE/DT Stephon Tuitt, RB Tre Mason.

Kansas City Chiefs

Picks: WR Odell Beckham Jr., CB Keith McGill, FS Kenny Ladler

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: WR Odell Beckam, CB Keith McGill

Miami Dolphins

Picks: OT Cyrus Kouandjio, OG Gabe Jackson, WR Donte Moncrief, LB Shayne Skov

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: OT Cyrus Kouandjio, OG Gage Jackson

Minnesota Vikings

Picks: OLB/DE Khalil Mack, CB Kyle Fuller, QB Zach Mettenberger, DT Daniel McCullers, S Craig Loston

Blue chip starters: OLB/DE Khalil Mack

Solid starters: CB Kyle Fuller

New England Patriots

Picks: NT Timmy Jernigan, TE Troy Niklas. C Marcus Martin, RB Charles Sims

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: NT Timmy Jernigan, TE Troy Niklas

New Orleans Saints

Picks: CB Jason Verrett, OT Jack Mewhort. RB Jeremy Hill, OLB Adrian Hubbard

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: CB Jason Verrett, OT/OG Jack Mewhort.

New York Giants

Picks: DT Ra' Shede Hagerman, OLB Kyle Van Noy, OG Dakota Dozier, OT Billy Turner, DE Jackson Jeffcoat, RB Davonte Freeman, Florida State

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: DT Ra'Shede Hagerman, OLB Kyle Van Noy

New York Jets

Picks: WR Marquise Lee, S Dion Bailey, RB Carlos Hyde, OG Anthony Steen, WR Brandon Coleman

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: WR Marquise Lee, RB Carlos Hyde

Oakland Raiders

Picks: QB Blake Bortles, OG Su'a-Filo, DE/OLB Trent Murphy, DT Will Sutton

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: QB Blake Bortles, OG Su'a Filo, DE/OLB Trent Murphy

Philadelphia Eagles

Picks: OLB/DE Dee Ford, S Ed Reynolds, WR Brandon Cooks, OLB Marcus Smith, CB Pierre Desir

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: OLB/DE Dee Ford, WR Brandon Cooks

Pittsburgh Steelers

Picks: CB Darqueze Dennard, WR Jordan Mathews, DE Josh Mauro

Blue chip starters: CB Darqueze Dennard

Solid starters: WR Jordan Mathews

San Diego Chargers

Picks: DT Louis Nix, OLB Trevor Reilly, CB E.J. Gaines, OT Chris Leno

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: DT Louis Nix

Seattle Seahawks

Picks: TE Jace Amaro, OG Cyril Richardson, OT Seantrel Henderson

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: TE Jace Amaro, OG Cryril Richardson

San Francisco 49ers

Picks: CB Justin Gilbert, WR Jarvis Landry, OC Weston Richburg. SS Amhad Dixon, WR Robert Herron

Blue chip starters: CB Justin Gilbert

Solid starters: WR Jarvis Landry, OC Weston Richburgh

St Louis Rams

Picks: OT Greg Robertson, S Calvin Pryor, FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner, QB Aaron Murray, OT/G Brandon Thomas

Blue chip starters: OT Greg Robertson, S Calvin Pryor

Solid starters: FS/CB LaMarcus Joyner

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Picks: QB Johnny Manziel, WR Jared Abbrederis, LB Christian Jones

Blue chip starters: None

Solid startrs: QB Johnny Manziel, LB Christian Jones

Tennessee Titans

Picks: DE Anthony Barr, RB Ka’deem Carey, QB A.J. McCaron

Blue chip starters: DE Anthony Barr

Solid starters: RB Ka'deem Carey

Washington Redskins

Picks: CB Bradley Roby. OT JaWauan James, LB Chris Borland

Blue chip starters: None

Solid starters: CB Bradley Robey, LB Chris Borldand
Great job here also, this brings a lot of clarity and understanding. It's a lot better tool for Fantasy owners also to see where the opporunities are.

I'd be glad to do another review. Let's get another mock going soon, they're lots of fun and I'd be happy to do them all the way up to real draft day although I might be the odd one in that regard.
Id be interested in the mock following the announcements of compensatory picks.

 
Cleveland Browns Team needs: QB, RB, OG

Picks: WR Sammy Watkins, OG David Yankey, QB Jimmy Garoppolo, CB Marcus Roberson, RB Bishop Sankey, WR Paul Richardson

Trades: (TB) Give 1.4 and 3.7; Get 1.7, 2.6, Grade: B-, worked out but probably could have held out for a bit more value. Can’t argue with trading down to get Watkins but might well come back to haunt the Browns if Garoppolo is a bomb.

Biggest bargain: Sankey (+20), Richardson (+36) Biggest reach: Garoppolo (-22)

Overall Grade: A-. I already mentioned my thoughts on the trade above. Still, getting the arguably #1 WR, #1 OG, top 5 RB, and high upside guys in Roberson and Richardson is a great draft. If Garoppolo pans out this would be one of the best draft hauls I’ve ever seen.
:hifive: :bowtie:

thank you, sir.

Great write-up too

 
The Dallas Cowboys are offering Tony Romo for Teddy Bridgewater & the Jags 2nd rounder :)
I stand by this.... Best move they can make this draft.

On top of grabbing Donald with their 1st rounder, I'd have them contending in 2015.
Absolutely no chance of this happening. Zero.
I agree... But this would save them tons of cap space and give them a good QB in the process.
And if my grandmother had wheels she'd be a wagon!

 
Pick 21: Green Bay Packers select: Austin Seferian-Jenkins TE Washington

Team needs a Tight End to replace Jermichael Finley. ASJ is a unique talent and Ted Thompson decides to jump on him and look for defensive help in the later rounds. I expect his stock to skyrocket after the combine.
This might be the Packers choice at 21!!!

 
With the 4th pick, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers select Johnny Manziel.

I tried to trade up to the 2nd pick so I could draft Bridgewater, but I'd still be ecstatic getting Manziel here. Obviously, I'm not sold on Glennon, and if we were able to trade players, I'd immediately be looking to trade him for a 3rd round pick.

I expect the Bucs to sign a DE in free agency (probably Jared Allen), and getting Allen and Manziel would be huge steps in turning the Bucs into a legit playoff contender.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/05/06/if-bucs-move-to-no-2-its-for-manziel/

I'd love to see a trade up for Manziel happen.

 

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