Chaos Commish
Footballguy
If LA Jockstrap passes on him, takes a corner, and comes back with Felix, I will... I dunno know I'll do, but it won't be good.
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Shark Pool Mock Draft - V2.0. 3 rounds! (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Andy Dufresne
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Mr. Peterson
Footballguy
I'll take the Bills. You mind?
Chaos Commish
Footballguy
It was a Freddie Mitchell moment for me. j/k JP. I like Sweed more than most and figured you were debating WRs. It is the most difficult debate this year. I think Thomas goes first in the end because of his combination of skills.
scrumptrulescent
Footballguy
I'll take the Bills. I know nothing about them so it will be fun to get a crash course on this team.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Not at all.
scrumptrulescent
Footballguy
Wow. You JUST beat me to it. I think it's obvious you should probably take them based on where you make your home.
Chaos Commish
Footballguy
If someone wants to finish the Pats, that's fine with me. I said as much earlier in the thread.
Mr. Peterson
Footballguy
You sure you don't mind? I had a half-day today and have nothing for the remainder of the day. I have some players in mind already. Thanks.
Wadsworth
Footballguy
I don't have a problem with Sweed in this spot. WR is certainly a need and you can make a a case for Sweed being the best WR available. That said, add me to the Phillips supporters. I think his value is a little more in line with the draft position and it's a position of concern if not need for the Eagles.Any thoughts or comments on this pick?Wasn't easy at all.Jeffrey Lurie has picked up the phone and broken the tie.Despite their best efforts to acquire a true #1 WR in the off-season, they haven't. So they're going for broke this season and hopefully giving McNabb another weapon that he's been missing.Reid =Banner =
Given that no huge values at O-Line or DT or DB fell, and some others will be there later, the guess here is the #1 WR on their Draft Board. That's anyone's guess. I'll go with:
Limas Sweed, WR, Texas
scrumptrulescent
Footballguy
I'm good.......already picking for Tennessee.
footballman_696969
Footballguy
The vikings need another defensive end to maintain that top defensive line. I would have loved Derrick Harvey at #17, but I didn't think he would fall. Going with a WR was also another consideration, but I didn't feel their is any clear cut #1 WR in this deep class.
John Maddens Lunchbox
Footballguy
WR RunI’m probably jumping a bit early on this guy, but Washington need a WR and this guys a mountain. 6ft-7 screams red zone. He has the pace to outrun most defenses and has a great leap and good hands.
I’ll take the chance
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Hardy's no reach there. His stock is all over the place right now and there's no reason to think he wouldn't go to the Skins.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
I still don't get the rush to take a back for the Cowboys. Why is Barber so underrated?
Evilgrin 72
Distributor of Pain
Wow. OK, hang tight, down to two guys.
RBM
Footballguy
If anything, take a guy to compliment Barber. Stewart is too similar I think
Almas_4th_Child
Footballguy
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Exactly my thinking.Heading to lunch. Be back in an hour.
Evilgrin 72
Distributor of Pain
1. Miami (Gatorman) - Chris Long
2. St. Louis (Blackjacks) - Jake Long
3. Atlanta (Andy Dufresne) - Glenn Dorsey
4. Oakland (John Madden's Lunchbox) - Vernon Gholston
5. Kansas City (RBM) -- Matt Ryan
6. New York Jets (KellysHeroes) -- Darren McFadden
7. New England (Chaos Commish) - Dominique Rogers-Cromartie, CB
8. Baltimore (Chaos Commish) - Branden Albert, OL
9. Cincinnati (yellowdog)- Sedrick Ellis - DT - USC
10. New Orleans (Kirby)- Leodis McKelvin - CB Troy
11. Buffalo (Getinthemix) - Derrick Harvey - DE Florida
12. Denver (Almas_4th_child) - Ryan Clady - LT Boise State
13. Carolina (travdogg)- Chris Williams - OT Vanderbilt
14. Chicago (Deranged Hermit)- Jeff Otah OT Pitt
15. Detroit (FUBAR) - Rashard Mendenhall RB, Illinois
16. Arizona (Getinthemix) - Mike Jenkins - CB, USF
17. Minnesota (footballman_696969) - Phillip Merling
18. Houston (coolnerd) - Keith Rivers
19. Philadelphia (Jeff Pasquino) - Limas Sweed
20. Tampa Bay (mjohnell) - Malcolm Kelly
21. Washington (John Madden's Lunchbox) - James Hardy WR
22. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap) - Jonathan Stewart, RB - Oregon
23. Pittsburgh (Evilgrin72) - Gosder Cherilus, OT, Boston College
24. Tennessee (scrumptrulescent)
25. Seattle (Buddyball2k3)
26. Jacksonville (Mr. Brownstone)
27. San Diego (bicycle_seat_sniffer)
28. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap)
29. San Francisco (Andy Dufresne)
30. Green Bay (Almas_4th_child)
31. New York Giants (footballman_696969)
It had to be done. I came thisclose to taking Devin Thomas here, who I think would be a terrific fit in their system and would solve the problems of having a replacement for Hines Ward and their lack of a return man in one fell swoop. He's the best WR in this draft, IMO, in the right place, and his great route-running, good hands, physical game, and ability to RAC would have made him a good #3 right away and a terrific complement to Santonio down the road.
OL is the more pressing need, though. Cherilus' stock is lower than it should be, IMO, because he struggled at LT his senior year and he doesn't have the foot speed to handle the top edge-rushers. However, he was a beast at RT for 3 years, and had he not moved to LT, would be a higher-rated prospect. I know Bloom likes a guy with a higher floor, but Cherilus is a road-grader in the running game, and a guy who can start from day 1, which is exactly what the Steelers need. Some also think he could move inside and be effective at G, meaning the Steelers can move people around and see what works best to replace the hole Faneca left. I don't really care that Gosder doesn't project to LT because Marvel Smith is already there, and I firmly believe that the transition tag put on Max Starks means the Steelers want him to replace Smith at LT next season. Starks was far better at LT than he was at RT, which would leave a hole at RT that neither Colon nor Essex is going to be able to fill like Cherilus would.
I would have taken a WR, DE, or CB here and waited on OL until round 2 (there are a couple chestnuts that could be there in the 50s) but I didn't like the value at CB (Talib, Cason) or DE (Balmer, Campbell in the 3-4)
2. St. Louis (Blackjacks) - Jake Long
3. Atlanta (Andy Dufresne) - Glenn Dorsey
4. Oakland (John Madden's Lunchbox) - Vernon Gholston
5. Kansas City (RBM) -- Matt Ryan
6. New York Jets (KellysHeroes) -- Darren McFadden
7. New England (Chaos Commish) - Dominique Rogers-Cromartie, CB
8. Baltimore (Chaos Commish) - Branden Albert, OL
9. Cincinnati (yellowdog)- Sedrick Ellis - DT - USC
10. New Orleans (Kirby)- Leodis McKelvin - CB Troy
11. Buffalo (Getinthemix) - Derrick Harvey - DE Florida
12. Denver (Almas_4th_child) - Ryan Clady - LT Boise State
13. Carolina (travdogg)- Chris Williams - OT Vanderbilt
14. Chicago (Deranged Hermit)- Jeff Otah OT Pitt
15. Detroit (FUBAR) - Rashard Mendenhall RB, Illinois
16. Arizona (Getinthemix) - Mike Jenkins - CB, USF
17. Minnesota (footballman_696969) - Phillip Merling
18. Houston (coolnerd) - Keith Rivers
19. Philadelphia (Jeff Pasquino) - Limas Sweed
20. Tampa Bay (mjohnell) - Malcolm Kelly
21. Washington (John Madden's Lunchbox) - James Hardy WR
22. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap) - Jonathan Stewart, RB - Oregon
23. Pittsburgh (Evilgrin72) - Gosder Cherilus, OT, Boston College
24. Tennessee (scrumptrulescent)
25. Seattle (Buddyball2k3)
26. Jacksonville (Mr. Brownstone)
27. San Diego (bicycle_seat_sniffer)
28. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap)
29. San Francisco (Andy Dufresne)
30. Green Bay (Almas_4th_child)
31. New York Giants (footballman_696969)
It had to be done. I came thisclose to taking Devin Thomas here, who I think would be a terrific fit in their system and would solve the problems of having a replacement for Hines Ward and their lack of a return man in one fell swoop. He's the best WR in this draft, IMO, in the right place, and his great route-running, good hands, physical game, and ability to RAC would have made him a good #3 right away and a terrific complement to Santonio down the road.
OL is the more pressing need, though. Cherilus' stock is lower than it should be, IMO, because he struggled at LT his senior year and he doesn't have the foot speed to handle the top edge-rushers. However, he was a beast at RT for 3 years, and had he not moved to LT, would be a higher-rated prospect. I know Bloom likes a guy with a higher floor, but Cherilus is a road-grader in the running game, and a guy who can start from day 1, which is exactly what the Steelers need. Some also think he could move inside and be effective at G, meaning the Steelers can move people around and see what works best to replace the hole Faneca left. I don't really care that Gosder doesn't project to LT because Marvel Smith is already there, and I firmly believe that the transition tag put on Max Starks means the Steelers want him to replace Smith at LT next season. Starks was far better at LT than he was at RT, which would leave a hole at RT that neither Colon nor Essex is going to be able to fill like Cherilus would.
I would have taken a WR, DE, or CB here and waited on OL until round 2 (there are a couple chestnuts that could be there in the 50s) but I didn't like the value at CB (Talib, Cason) or DE (Balmer, Campbell in the 3-4)
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KellysHeroes
Footballguy
I honestly would be shocked if Stewart got past Zona...Exactly my thinking.Heading to lunch. Be back in an hour.
I can't speak for coolnerd, but I think Rivers is a BPA type pick. I think a LT or a passrushing DE are the targets but the way this mock played out there isn't a lot of value there at 18. Rivers is projected as a top 10 pick and the top OLB in this draft. OLB isn't listed as a major need for the Texans, but that's only because there are so many needs at a lot of spots.Pairing up Rivers with pro-bowler ILB DeMeco Ryans would be a very nice combination.
As for the O'line, they surrendered only 22 sacks last year! 6th best in the league, so there has been some very improved play there and Gibbs should help strenghten it further. A franchise LT to replace Salaam is needed though since he is only passable and is 32 years old this year. Also, I question how much of the improved play was due to combinations of getting rid or Carr and running an offense that required very quick timing and release with short patterns. There wasn't a lot of times where Sage or Schaub could just hang back in the pocket and try to throw it deep.
Evilgrin 72
Distributor of Pain
The part that sucks is that every guy I zero in on for them goes through the roof afterwards. I was calling for Otah months ago when he was still considered a 2nd-3rd round prospect, now I've seen mocks putting him as high as #5. Then, the talk switched to Albert and I didn't know all that much about him, his being an underclassman, and my not having seen much VA football. I went nuts researching the guy and realized he'd be a perfect fit, and probably a better pick than Otah. Now, his stock has taken off to where he's gone from a late first-early second round guy to a possible top-10 pick.
scrumptrulescent
Footballguy
1. Miami (Gatorman) - Chris Long
2. St. Louis (Blackjacks) - Jake Long
3. Atlanta (Andy Dufresne) - Glenn Dorsey
4. Oakland (John Madden's Lunchbox) - Vernon Gholston
5. Kansas City (RBM) -- Matt Ryan
6. New York Jets (KellysHeroes) -- Darren McFadden
7. New England (Chaos Commish) - Dominique Rogers-Cromartie, CB
8. Baltimore (Chaos Commish) - Branden Albert, OL
9. Cincinnati (yellowdog)- Sedrick Ellis - DT - USC
10. New Orleans (Kirby)- Leodis McKelvin - CB Troy
11. Buffalo (Getinthemix) - Derrick Harvey - DE Florida
12. Denver (Almas_4th_child) - Ryan Clady - LT Boise State
13. Carolina (travdogg)- Chris Williams - OT Vanderbilt
14. Chicago (Deranged Hermit)- Jeff Otah OT Pitt
15. Detroit (FUBAR) - Rashard Mendenhall RB, Illinois
16. Arizona (Getinthemix) - Mike Jenkins - CB, USF
17. Minnesota (footballman_696969) - Phillip Merling
18. Houston (coolnerd) - Keith Rivers
19. Philadelphia (Jeff Pasquino) - Limas Sweed
20. Tampa Bay (mjohnell) - Malcolm Kelly
21. Washington (John Madden's Lunchbox) - James Hardy WR
22. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap) - Jonathan Stewart, RB - Oregon
23. Pittsburgh (Evilgrin72) - Gosder Cherilus, OT, Boston College
24. Tennessee (scrumptrulescent) - Kentwan Balmer, DT, North Carolina
Tennessee decides against taking the risk with Devin Thomas, but instead, takes Haynesworth's new protege who can learn side-by-side with one of the best. With these 2 DT's, Tennessee would shut down opposing running games and create a push up the middle against the pass. The Titans decided against getting caught up in a WR run in this draft.
25. Seattle (Buddyball2k3)
26. Jacksonville (Mr. Brownstone)
27. San Diego (bicycle_seat_sniffer)
28. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap)
29. San Francisco (Andy Dufresne)
30. Green Bay (Almas_4th_child)
31. New York Giants (footballman_696969)
2. St. Louis (Blackjacks) - Jake Long
3. Atlanta (Andy Dufresne) - Glenn Dorsey
4. Oakland (John Madden's Lunchbox) - Vernon Gholston
5. Kansas City (RBM) -- Matt Ryan
6. New York Jets (KellysHeroes) -- Darren McFadden
7. New England (Chaos Commish) - Dominique Rogers-Cromartie, CB
8. Baltimore (Chaos Commish) - Branden Albert, OL
9. Cincinnati (yellowdog)- Sedrick Ellis - DT - USC
10. New Orleans (Kirby)- Leodis McKelvin - CB Troy
11. Buffalo (Getinthemix) - Derrick Harvey - DE Florida
12. Denver (Almas_4th_child) - Ryan Clady - LT Boise State
13. Carolina (travdogg)- Chris Williams - OT Vanderbilt
14. Chicago (Deranged Hermit)- Jeff Otah OT Pitt
15. Detroit (FUBAR) - Rashard Mendenhall RB, Illinois
16. Arizona (Getinthemix) - Mike Jenkins - CB, USF
17. Minnesota (footballman_696969) - Phillip Merling
18. Houston (coolnerd) - Keith Rivers
19. Philadelphia (Jeff Pasquino) - Limas Sweed
20. Tampa Bay (mjohnell) - Malcolm Kelly
21. Washington (John Madden's Lunchbox) - James Hardy WR
22. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap) - Jonathan Stewart, RB - Oregon
23. Pittsburgh (Evilgrin72) - Gosder Cherilus, OT, Boston College
24. Tennessee (scrumptrulescent) - Kentwan Balmer, DT, North Carolina
Tennessee decides against taking the risk with Devin Thomas, but instead, takes Haynesworth's new protege who can learn side-by-side with one of the best. With these 2 DT's, Tennessee would shut down opposing running games and create a push up the middle against the pass. The Titans decided against getting caught up in a WR run in this draft.
25. Seattle (Buddyball2k3)
26. Jacksonville (Mr. Brownstone)
27. San Diego (bicycle_seat_sniffer)
28. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap)
29. San Francisco (Andy Dufresne)
30. Green Bay (Almas_4th_child)
31. New York Giants (footballman_696969)
bicycle_seat_sniffer
Smells like chicken
dang it was hopin KB slide to the bolts
Interesting, I thought for sure you would take Thomas.
scrumptrulescent
Footballguy
I'm tired of everyone locking Tennessee to a WR in the 1st and I'm not a huge fan of this WR class, especially at the top. Tennessee never picks a WR in the 1st round and the times the Titans struggled most last year was when Haynesworth was hurt. It's a move that makes sense imo.
LarryAllen'sJockstrap
Footballguy
I was ecstatic to see Stewart available with my pick; everyone has their own opinions, but I think he is the best overall back in the class, based on his size/speed ratio and his ability to break tackles. Why would I take a lesser back (Jones, Charles...) because he would complement Barber better? Let's say you're the Rams and have Stephen Jackson. You have the choice to select either Reggie Bush or Adrian Peterson in the upcoming draft. Do you take Bush because his running style and skill set furthers from Jackson more than that of Peterson; I don't.I'm also a huge Marion Barber fan, but there is something going on if in the last 3 years, he has only had 4 20-carry games with Julius Jones as his main competition.If McKelvin or DRC had been available, I would have taken either over Stewart. I do feel like I got the BPA with this pick.Exactly my thinking.Heading to lunch. Be back in an hour.
pgreenfan
Footballguy
As a Cowboys homer I would be ok with this pick but a bit bummed that we didn't go with Kenny Phillips here. He is my "wish" pick for #22. That said Stewart looks to be a great back and they can get a db nex... I hope.
Jeff Pasquino
Footballguy
Are trades allowed in this?
Almas_4th_Child
Footballguy
Nope
bicycle_seat_sniffer
Smells like chicken
waiting
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
I just sent an email to Buddy Ball 2k3. If he doesn't show up by 1:15, we'll make a consensus pick.
Ridgelake
Footballguy
Stew is a solid pick. His talent warrants a first roudn grade, unlike the remaining backs. Definitely could have argued Kenny Philips or Devon Thomas. For those who say he's Thunder and Thunder when paired with Barber, you're right. And that's exactly what Dallas wants. They've stated that they want guys like Barber who can run inside, outside, catch, and, perhaps most importantly, BLOCK. Stew has the size to pick up the blitzing LB and keep Romo alive. This facet of the game is ultra critical to Dallas.I will say that I'm personally worried about Stew's toe. The guy has a significant injury history beyond just the toe as well. I'd be happy to get Stew, but he does worry me.I was ecstatic to see Stewart available with my pick; everyone has their own opinions, but I think he is the best overall back in the class, based on his size/speed ratio and his ability to break tackles. Why would I take a lesser back (Jones, Charles...) because he would complement Barber better? Let's say you're the Rams and have Stephen Jackson. You have the choice to select either Reggie Bush or Adrian Peterson in the upcoming draft. Do you take Bush because his running style and skill set furthers from Jackson more than that of Peterson; I don't.I'm also a huge Marion Barber fan, but there is something going on if in the last 3 years, he has only had 4 20-carry games with Julius Jones as his main competition.If McKelvin or DRC had been available, I would have taken either over Stewart. I do feel like I got the BPA with this pick.Exactly my thinking.Heading to lunch. Be back in an hour.
Chaos Commish
Footballguy
I love the Stewart pick for Dallas. They have 1 RB on the roster right now. They are a championship caliber team and need the running game to stay strong. I am not interested in some later round maybe who ,ight carry the weight for Barber until he healed if he went down. They are not championship caliber without him. He is best used in committee anyway. With Stewart, they barely miss a beat without Barber and are that much stronger with him. They don't need roster depth as much as they need a baller to go with Barber, though they could consider two RBs in this draft for depth. Stewart also represents BaP, which is what Dallas should do with the first of two first rounders if someone like this falls in an area of need.I honestly would be shocked if Stewart got past Zona...
FUBAR
Footballguy
Love the pick, although DE is possible as well. VDB/Balmer/Haynesworth/Kearse makes for a nice front. I'll be shocked if the Titans don't take a WR in the 2nd, but I like this pick here.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Okay. Pick one of four players for the Seahawks:
DeSean Jackson (My pick. Seattle loves the small/quick type)
Devin Thomas
Trevor Laws
Dustin Keller
DeSean Jackson (My pick. Seattle loves the small/quick type)
Devin Thomas
Trevor Laws
Dustin Keller
bicycle_seat_sniffer
Smells like chicken
thomasOkay. Pick one of four players for the SeahawkseSean Jackson (My pick. Seattle loves the small/quick type)Devin ThomasTrevor LawsDustin Keller
Bob Magaw
Footballguy
i think key is that marion barber has a violent running style & is a lot more likely to go down for extended time from injury, than a back less collision prone, like LT...
DAL has legit super bowl aspirations, & if barber did go down, getting a complementary RB like felix jones could catch them with their pants down...
stewart could be good enough, that if he is pressed into action & can adequately replace barber, he could be good enough to be the difference between DAL going far in the playoffs or not... ironically, stewart is faster than some of the change of pace RBs that might be advocated here... it seemingly could only be a positive, that a RB, instead of having a limited skill set, is more well rounded, & can not only run (& run inside AND outside), but also block & catch... he could better serve role of complement (they WILL want to spell barber), PLUS starter insurance in the not so unlikely event that it comes to that...
stewart would be an outstanding choice, if he checks out medically (than again, he might not be there if it weren't for that very question)...
DAL has legit super bowl aspirations, & if barber did go down, getting a complementary RB like felix jones could catch them with their pants down...
stewart could be good enough, that if he is pressed into action & can adequately replace barber, he could be good enough to be the difference between DAL going far in the playoffs or not... ironically, stewart is faster than some of the change of pace RBs that might be advocated here... it seemingly could only be a positive, that a RB, instead of having a limited skill set, is more well rounded, & can not only run (& run inside AND outside), but also block & catch... he could better serve role of complement (they WILL want to spell barber), PLUS starter insurance in the not so unlikely event that it comes to that...
stewart would be an outstanding choice, if he checks out medically (than again, he might not be there if it weren't for that very question)...
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Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Nevermind. Buddy Ball 2k3 is here. 
Buddy Ball 2K3
Footballguy
1. Miami (Gatorman) - Chris Long
2. St. Louis (Blackjacks) - Jake Long
3. Atlanta (Andy Dufresne) - Glenn Dorsey
4. Oakland (John Madden's Lunchbox) - Vernon Gholston
5. Kansas City (RBM) -- Matt Ryan
6. New York Jets (KellysHeroes) -- Darren McFadden
7. New England (Chaos Commish) - Dominique Rogers-Cromartie, CB
8. Baltimore (Chaos Commish) - Branden Albert, OL
9. Cincinnati (yellowdog)- Sedrick Ellis - DT - USC
10. New Orleans (Kirby)- Leodis McKelvin - CB Troy
11. Buffalo (Getinthemix) - Derrick Harvey - DE Florida
12. Denver (Almas_4th_child) - Ryan Clady - LT Boise State
13. Carolina (travdogg)- Chris Williams - OT Vanderbilt
14. Chicago (Deranged Hermit)- Jeff Otah OT Pitt
15. Detroit (FUBAR) - Rashard Mendenhall RB, Illinois
16. Arizona (Getinthemix) - Mike Jenkins - CB, USF
17. Minnesota (footballman_696969) - Phillip Merling
18. Houston (coolnerd) - Keith Rivers
19. Philadelphia (Jeff Pasquino) - Limas Sweed
20. Tampa Bay (mjohnell) - Malcolm Kelly
21. Washington (John Madden's Lunchbox) - James Hardy WR
22. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap) - Jonathan Stewart, RB - Oregon
23. Pittsburgh (Evilgrin72) - Gosder Cherilus, OT, Boston College
24. Tennessee (scrumptrulescent) - Kentwan Balmer, DT, North Carolina
25. Seattle (Buddyball2k3) - Devin Thomas, WR - Michigan State - The Seahawks have only used a draft pick on 2 Offensive skilled players in the past 5 years with their first 3 picks. With Balmer off the board the Seahawks take the #1 WR on their board.
26. Jacksonville (Mr. Brownstone)
27. San Diego (bicycle_seat_sniffer)
28. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap)
29. San Francisco (Andy Dufresne)
30. Green Bay (Almas_4th_child)
31. New York Giants (footballman_696969)
2. St. Louis (Blackjacks) - Jake Long
3. Atlanta (Andy Dufresne) - Glenn Dorsey
4. Oakland (John Madden's Lunchbox) - Vernon Gholston
5. Kansas City (RBM) -- Matt Ryan
6. New York Jets (KellysHeroes) -- Darren McFadden
7. New England (Chaos Commish) - Dominique Rogers-Cromartie, CB
8. Baltimore (Chaos Commish) - Branden Albert, OL
9. Cincinnati (yellowdog)- Sedrick Ellis - DT - USC
10. New Orleans (Kirby)- Leodis McKelvin - CB Troy
11. Buffalo (Getinthemix) - Derrick Harvey - DE Florida
12. Denver (Almas_4th_child) - Ryan Clady - LT Boise State
13. Carolina (travdogg)- Chris Williams - OT Vanderbilt
14. Chicago (Deranged Hermit)- Jeff Otah OT Pitt
15. Detroit (FUBAR) - Rashard Mendenhall RB, Illinois
16. Arizona (Getinthemix) - Mike Jenkins - CB, USF
17. Minnesota (footballman_696969) - Phillip Merling
18. Houston (coolnerd) - Keith Rivers
19. Philadelphia (Jeff Pasquino) - Limas Sweed
20. Tampa Bay (mjohnell) - Malcolm Kelly
21. Washington (John Madden's Lunchbox) - James Hardy WR
22. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap) - Jonathan Stewart, RB - Oregon
23. Pittsburgh (Evilgrin72) - Gosder Cherilus, OT, Boston College
24. Tennessee (scrumptrulescent) - Kentwan Balmer, DT, North Carolina
25. Seattle (Buddyball2k3) - Devin Thomas, WR - Michigan State - The Seahawks have only used a draft pick on 2 Offensive skilled players in the past 5 years with their first 3 picks. With Balmer off the board the Seahawks take the #1 WR on their board.
26. Jacksonville (Mr. Brownstone)
27. San Diego (bicycle_seat_sniffer)
28. Dallas (LarryAllen'sJockstrap)
29. San Francisco (Andy Dufresne)
30. Green Bay (Almas_4th_child)
31. New York Giants (footballman_696969)
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Buddy Ball 2K3
Footballguy
jeesh, a bit impatient aren't we ?Okay. Pick one of four players for the Seahawks
Jiggyonthehut
Footballguy
Damn, worst case scenario for the Jags. I'd advocate Groves over Campbell any day of the week but I don't really feel confident in either pick. I'd definately prefer acquiring Jason Taylor for the right price, but Miami will leverage more and more as the draft approaches. He'd be the centerpiece of our draft and allow any rookies a chance to develop a full season and learn from a pro's pro in Spicer and Taylor.
He'd also allow us to pursue a BAP approach without Mortagaing one of our first 4 picks for a DE. I don't think a Round1 DE will be a good idea in the long run. I'd rather go DB/LB/DT for our first pick and/or second pick and grab talent instead of reaching.
But thats for Brownstone to decide
He'd also allow us to pursue a BAP approach without Mortagaing one of our first 4 picks for a DE. I don't think a Round1 DE will be a good idea in the long run. I'd rather go DB/LB/DT for our first pick and/or second pick and grab talent instead of reaching.
But thats for Brownstone to decide
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Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
The natives were getting restless.Seattle is a tough team to guage. I like the Thomas pick though and think it almost has to be a WR.Too bad DeSean Jackson's not 10 pounds heavier.
Buddy Ball 2K3
Footballguy
yeah WR's that weigh 165 lbs worry me and I would hope most NFL teams
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
I just don't see how Calais Campbell can be considered a first rounder anymore. He had a down year and has shown nothing in the post season other than that he's slow.
Mr. Brownstone
Footballguy
I actually would prefer to draft Groves or Talib here. But I am not sold on the Jaguars claim that they will draft the best available player in round 1. I've seen it in round 2 and up. After weiging input from 147, Campbell is who I think they take.Damn, worst case scenario for the Jags. I'd advocate Groves over Campbell any day of the week but I don't really feel confident in either pick. I'd definately prefer acquiring Jason Taylor for the right price, but Miami will leverage more and more as the draft approaches. He'd be the centerpiece of our draft and allow any rookies a chance to develop a full season and learn from a pro's pro in Spicer and Taylor.He'd also allow us to pursue a BAP approach without Mortagaing one of our first 4 picks for a DE. I don't think a Round1 DE will be a good idea in the long run. I'd rather go DB/LB/DT for our first pick and/or second pick and grab talent instead of reaching.But thats for Brownstone to decide
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