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Shark Pool Mock Draft V2.0 (1 Viewer)

Via PM

3.10 - Marcus Freeman, OLB - tOSU

3.11 - T.J. Lang, OT/OG - Eastern Michigan
San Francisco Buffalo

respectively.
I sent Tick a PM last night with the players I wanted and it was Freeman 1st and then Lang but I was going to be happy either way because the Bills need someone to step in and start at OG and OLB. Freeman would have started alongside Poz and Mitchell and made for an upgrade over K.Ellison.

T.J. Lang played OT in college but will need to move inside while playing in the NFL because he "lacks the athleticism, arm length and hand size". But the kid is an "absolute mauler who works hard on - and through - every play". I think he will make a fine guard and start immediately for the Bills who need help at that position. He played both RT and LT in college so it shows he can be somewhat versatile and possibly play either guard position. I think he can come in and replace the overrated Dockery at LG.
I was hoping Lang would drop down to PIT at #96.There isnt alot more guys I would consider taking in the 3rd round at the OL position (most of the guys I was targeting in the first round were taken, and the guys I had targeted in the 2nd round were taken). This is why I decided to go with higher rated players on my "big board".

 
One said:
With the 71st pick of the 2009 NFL Draft, the Oakland Raiders select...

3.07 OAKLAND RAIDERS - Jonathan Luigs, C, Arkansas

Luigs is quick, athletic and known as a thinking man's Center. Though Oakland's added some depth to the position this offseason, Cable and Michalczik are excited to continue building the trenches.

-One

-Oakland Raiders '09 Draft-

1.07 - Michael Crabtree (WR-TT)

2.08 - Michael Johnson (DE-GT)

3.07 - Jonathan Luigs (C-ARK)
Nice one, guy.I happen to think if the Raiders address the line, it'll ba an interior guy, or a swingman. We need a RG, and maybe a C.

 
Via PM

3.10 - Marcus Freeman, OLB - tOSU

3.11 - T.J. Lang, OT/OG - Eastern Michigan
San Francisco Buffalo

respectively.
I sent Tick a PM last night with the players I wanted and it was Freeman 1st and then Lang but I was going to be happy either way because the Bills need someone to step in and start at OG and OLB. Freeman would have started alongside Poz and Mitchell and made for an upgrade over K.Ellison.

T.J. Lang played OT in college but will need to move inside while playing in the NFL because he "lacks the athleticism, arm length and hand size". But the kid is an "absolute mauler who works hard on - and through - every play". I think he will make a fine guard and start immediately for the Bills who need help at that position. He played both RT and LT in college so it shows he can be somewhat versatile and possibly play either guard position. I think he can come in and replace the overrated Dockery at LG.
I was hoping Lang would drop down to PIT at #96.There isnt alot more guys I would consider taking in the 3rd round at the OL position (most of the guys I was targeting in the first round were taken, and the guys I had targeted in the 2nd round were taken). This is why I decided to go with higher rated players on my "big board".
:lmao: If the players you are targeting at certain spots end up going before those spots, then perhaps they're all valued higher than you think...which means it wouldn't be a reach to grab a Loadholt @ 32 or a Lang @ 64. Now you're staring down the barrell of waiting until Rd. 4 which is precisely what happened last year and what we can't allow to happen this year.

 
Godsbrother said:
Idiot Boxer said:
For what its worth, this is why I don't like not targeting O-line in the first. It isn't that the CB was a bad pick, but the pick is made and when its made everyone says 'hey, this is a deep draft at O-line, we'll pick one up in the second' But in the second, the guys we target are gone and now we think there's value at other positions, so we say 'not to worry, we'll get one in the third...' Lather. Rinse. Repeat.

We need to come out of THIS draft with 2 O lineman, one who has potential to start this year and one who can start next. You won't find them in the 4th and 6th.
So assuming the first round gos the same way as this mock, who would you have the Steelers take? The best lineman available were: OT William Beatty (Conn), OT Phil Loadholt (Ok) and G Duke Robinson (Ok).
Personally, I'd try to trade up a la the Panthers last year and get someone you really want (or trade down to a spot that you think Beatty, Loadholt or Robinson is a good value). Of that group, I'd take Beatty. And if I went away from the position, I would make damn sure I took a lineman in the second, even if it meant "reaching." And no way in hell do I take a linebacker.
ON STEELERS ROSTER (AGE IN PARENTHESIS) (PROJECTED STARTERS IN BOLD)

CB

IKE TAYLOR (29)

WILLIAM GAY (24)

DESHEA TOWNSEND (34)

F. BRYANT (32)

ROY LEWIS (24)

ANTHONY MADISON (28)

OL

M. STARKS (27)

C. KEMOEATU (26)

J. HARTWIG (31)

D. STAPLETON (23)

W. COLON (26)

T. ESSEX (27)

T. HILLS (25)

J. PARQUET (27)

J. CAPIZZI (24)

D. LEGURSKY (23)

OLB

J. HARRISON (31)

L. WOODLEY (24)

A. FRAZIER (27)

B. DAVIS (24)

P. BAILEY (24)

A. HARRISON (27)

D. WOODS (23)

ILB

J. FARRIOR (34)

L. FOOTE (29)

L. TIMMONS (23)

K. FOX (27)

DE

A. SMITH (33)

B. KEISEL (31)

B. KIRSCHKE (35)

N. EASON (29)

O. ROYE (36)
Don't you think having a CB and DE (who could later play LB as I posted, which you neglected to take into account) would be important? Or would you rather take a OL (Beatty) who MAYBE (being VERY kind here) could beat out W. Colon at the RT position. Beatty is the #6 ranked OT on my list and I have projected going in the 2nd round. I had my list ranked with Alex Mack at the top, an offensive lineman who would project well for the PIT. I also had Eben Britton up high too. Anyway, he got selected. I came down to A. Smith (who was ranked #32 in my list overall, #2 CB (tied with Butler), and Beatty (who was ranked #43 by me overall, and the 6th overall OT). You would reach for an OT, who would most likely NOT start this season in lieu of Smith, who would have a great opportunity to start at CB this season?I took Alphonso Smith, CB, (WF) at 1.32

2nd round, I wanted to get Phil Loadholt, however, he got taken. So then I was left with DE Lawrence Sidbury and OG Herman Johnson. Sidbury was ranked #65 on my big list, and #66 was Johnson. This one was much tougher for me. I decided to go with DE because Sidbury would make an instant impact on the defense (much like LaMarr Woodley did in his first season), plus the D-line is getting extremely old (avg age is 32). Meanwhile, though Johnson would be a decent talent as well, he would need some grooming at the next level to become an OT (he was moved from OT to OG because he footwork was lousy). AKA he wouldn't be an "instant starter" per say to the offense. So you would've rather me pass on 2 players that would make an INSTANT impact with the team (granted on defense), and select 2 guys who very well may just collect dust on the pine? We already have Essex and Hills doing that!

I took DE/LB Lawrence Sidbury (RICHMOND) at 2.32 (#64 overall)

So while you may feel the OL is imperative (I do too), you can't sacrifice the other aspects of the team that need infused with young talent and age (the o-line has some very young starters, the DE/CB/OLB may need some young talent). This was my rationale, if an elite OL talent found its way down to the #32 spot, I would've taken it. It didnt happen. It didnt happen last season either, but I guess a Super Bowl isn't too bad? I took the best positionally ranked player at the positions I targeted as needs rather than filling other needs with lesser talent.

 
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So while you may feel the OL is imperative (I do too), you can't sacrifice the other aspects of the team that need infused with young talent and age (the o-line has some very young starters, the DE/CB/OLB may need some young talent). This was my rationale, if an elite OL talent found its way down to the #32 spot, I would've taken it. It didnt happen. It didnt happen last season either, but I guess a Super Bowl isn't too bad? I took the best positionally ranked player at the positions I targeted as needs rather than filling other needs with lesser talent.
I agree with Hank on this one. The Steelers don't have a great O-line but they do have depth at the position, are young so they should improve, and they did win a SB while facing the toughest schedule in years with this group last season.The Steelers are very old and much thinner on the defensive line. We've all seen what happened to the defense in 2007 when Aaron Smith went down (couldn't stop the run) and he isn't getting any younger. The Steelers need for depth on the DL is absolutely critical.The Steelers also need help at CB. The jury is out on Gay and Deshea Townsend is older than Chuck Noll. If the Steelers can get the #2 CB in the draft that will compete for the starting CB spot AND serve as a return man (another BIG area of need) then I am all for it.Now don't get me wrong -- I agree the Steelers need to upgrade the offensive line and if a decent lineman is available then by all means take him. However the Steelers need at DE and CB are just as important.This is the approach the Steelers have taken for years and it has worked well. I see no reason to change philosophy now...
 
Godsbrother said:
Idiot Boxer said:
For what its worth, this is why I don't like not targeting O-line in the first. It isn't that the CB was a bad pick, but the pick is made and when its made everyone says 'hey, this is a deep draft at O-line, we'll pick one up in the second' But in the second, the guys we target are gone and now we think there's value at other positions, so we say 'not to worry, we'll get one in the third...' Lather. Rinse. Repeat.

We need to come out of THIS draft with 2 O lineman, one who has potential to start this year and one who can start next. You won't find them in the 4th and 6th.
So assuming the first round gos the same way as this mock, who would you have the Steelers take? The best lineman available were: OT William Beatty (Conn), OT Phil Loadholt (Ok) and G Duke Robinson (Ok).
Personally, I'd try to trade up a la the Panthers last year and get someone you really want (or trade down to a spot that you think Beatty, Loadholt or Robinson is a good value). Of that group, I'd take Beatty. And if I went away from the position, I would make damn sure I took a lineman in the second, even if it meant "reaching." And no way in hell do I take a linebacker.
ON STEELERS ROSTER (AGE IN PARENTHESIS) (PROJECTED STARTERS IN BOLD)

CB

IKE TAYLOR (29)

WILLIAM GAY (24)

DESHEA TOWNSEND (34)

F. BRYANT (32)

ROY LEWIS (24)

ANTHONY MADISON (28)

OL

M. STARKS (27)

C. KEMOEATU (26)

J. HARTWIG (31)

D. STAPLETON (23)

W. COLON (26)

T. ESSEX (27)

T. HILLS (25)

J. PARQUET (27)

J. CAPIZZI (24)

D. LEGURSKY (23)

OLB

J. HARRISON (31)

L. WOODLEY (24)

A. FRAZIER (27)

B. DAVIS (24)

P. BAILEY (24)

A. HARRISON (27)

D. WOODS (23)

ILB

J. FARRIOR (34)

L. FOOTE (29)

L. TIMMONS (23)

K. FOX (27)

DE

A. SMITH (33)

B. KEISEL (31)

B. KIRSCHKE (35)

N. EASON (29)

O. ROYE (36)
Don't you think having a CB and DE (who could later play LB as I posted, which you neglected to take into account) would be important? Or would you rather take a OL (Beatty) who MAYBE (being VERY kind here) could beat out W. Colon at the RT position. Beatty is the #6 ranked OT on my list and I have projected going in the 2nd round. I had my list ranked with Alex Mack at the top, an offensive lineman who would project well for the PIT. I also had Eben Britton up high too. Anyway, he got selected. I came down to A. Smith (who was ranked #32 in my list overall, #2 CB (tied with Butler), and Beatty (who was ranked #43 by me overall, and the 6th overall OT). You would reach for an OT, who would most likely NOT start this season in lieu of Smith, who would have a great opportunity to start at CB this season?I took Alphonso Smith, CB, (WF) at 1.32

2nd round, I wanted to get Phil Loadholt, however, he got taken. So then I was left with DE Lawrence Sidbury and OG Herman Johnson. Sidbury was ranked #65 on my big list, and #66 was Johnson. This one was much tougher for me. I decided to go with DE because Sidbury would make an instant impact on the defense (much like LaMarr Woodley did in his first season), plus the D-line is getting extremely old (avg age is 32). Meanwhile, though Johnson would be a decent talent as well, he would need some grooming at the next level to become an OT (he was moved from OT to OG because he footwork was lousy). AKA he wouldn't be an "instant starter" per say to the offense. So you would've rather me pass on 2 players that would make an INSTANT impact with the team (granted on defense), and select 2 guys who very well may just collect dust on the pine? We already have Essex and Hills doing that!

I took DE/LB Lawrence Sidbury (RICHMOND) at 2.32 (#64 overall)

So while you may feel the OL is imperative (I do too), you can't sacrifice the other aspects of the team that need infused with young talent and age (the o-line has some very young starters, the DE/CB/OLB may need some young talent). This was my rationale, if an elite OL talent found its way down to the #32 spot, I would've taken it. It didnt happen. It didnt happen last season either, but I guess a Super Bowl isn't too bad? I took the best positionally ranked player at the positions I targeted as needs rather than filling other needs with lesser talent.
The point here is this: if the players you are projecting at certain spots are going before those spots, then you are undervaluing those players. There is a reason the first round is loaded with people taking O-lineman...because having a good O-line is imperative. I think you're undervaluing your O linemen. We won the Superbowl in spite of the O line. Please don't fall into the trap that they're good enough. Because of our strategy with the Oline, Max Starks has become one of the most grossly overpaid NFL players and a huge cap drain compared to his relative value on the team.

Do I think we need to address DL and CB, yes. Do I think it is easier to address DL and CB in later rounds (and in free agency), yes.

 
I dont mind taking this draft all the way to the 7th (or atleast to the 5-6th round).
I was thinking a 5 rounder would be a good idea....maybe save the full 7 rounds till the week before the draft or something closer.
I'd be OK with 4 rounds. After that, the prospects become fuzzy for me. The FFB relevant (skill positions) I'd be good with through 6 or 7 rounds but I can't pretend to have an opinion on anything over the top 100-150 players. At best I could use other people's rankings.
 
3.13 Houston Texans select RB Andre Brown – N.C. StateI doubt anyone is surprised by a RB selection here for the Texans although I think there is a chance Houston waits until the 4th round or later to see if Brown slips or for another RB that I feel is on their radar. From what I have read, he is basically a perfect specimen for a zone-block running system. Brown has a stout body, with good vision and the ability to break tackles thanks to his leg drive and speed. He gets most of his yardage up the middle, demonstrating the speed and strength to fire into the pile and push it. Brown was the 4th fastest RB at the combine but despite his timed speed, Brown is more of a power runner that can break tackles and keep his balance than an elusive scatback bouncing out wide. This should make him the perfect compliment/backup to Steve Slaton.Another thing I really like about Brown is he is not a two down back as he has shown a proficiency for catching the ball hauling in 70 passes in his collegiate career. I think that ability would make him a more dangerous threat to opposing defenses since they couldn't just stack the line when he checks in for Slaton.
nice pick
 
Just from this draft, if you're asking me would I prefer what The Hank has done or

1.32 - William Beatty, OT, UConn (who was taken 33rd overall...so not a reach here)

2.32 - Mike Mickens, CB, Cincinnati (or leave Sidbury here, if you prefer)

and targeting OL/DL next round...(or CB if you don't take Mickens)

I like this one better. Would I prefer Mack, I think we all would...but I don't think Beatty is a reach here at all.

 
3.17 (81) Tampa Bay - Rhett Bomar, QB - Sam Houston St.

I want to give them a DT here, but there aren't any left of any value. So, I think the logical choice is to take a guy that could develop into a starting QB. Luke McCown is the long term answer? Josh Johnson? I think not.

 
Just from this draft, if you're asking me would I prefer what The Hank has done or1.32 - William Beatty, OT, UConn (who was taken 33rd overall...so not a reach here)2.32 - Mike Mickens, CB, Cincinnati (or leave Sidbury here, if you prefer)and targeting OL/DL next round...(or CB if you don't take Mickens)I like this one better. Would I prefer Mack, I think we all would...but I don't think Beatty is a reach here at all.
Yea, I was really hoping Mack would fall down.I thought that it was great value with Alphonso falling down and I went for it (gut decision). Did I consider Beatty for the pick? I did. But I went with the CB over OT. Either way it's a good player, Beatty would've most likely sat this season, but probably would've started 2010. Smith would step in at #3-4 CB, which plays alot in Lebeau's D and would start out on ST returning kicks and punts. In addition to having an aging D line, and a "suspect" o-line, having Gary Russell return kicks again is something that I DO NOT have in mind.
 
3.17 (81) Tampa Bay - Rhett Bomar, QB - Sam Houston St.I want to give them a DT here, but there aren't any left of any value. So, I think the logical choice is to take a guy that could develop into a starting QB. Luke McCown is the long term answer? Josh Johnson? I think not.
Who was the 3.16 pick?
 
What's going on here. Did I miss a pick?
Appears so.
What's going on here. Did I miss a pick?
I thought SD took Urbik and then DEN took Beckwith at 3.15 and that is where we were when you made the last pick.
Yeah, my bad. I had Ubrik put down twice. So Carver is up for the 'Skins pick and we'll put the Tampa pick on ice for a bit. First post is correct now.
 
Just from this draft, if you're asking me would I prefer what The Hank has done or1.32 - William Beatty, OT, UConn (who was taken 33rd overall...so not a reach here)2.32 - Mike Mickens, CB, Cincinnati (or leave Sidbury here, if you prefer)and targeting OL/DL next round...(or CB if you don't take Mickens)I like this one better. Would I prefer Mack, I think we all would...but I don't think Beatty is a reach here at all.
Yea, I was really hoping Mack would fall down.I thought that it was great value with Alphonso falling down and I went for it (gut decision). Did I consider Beatty for the pick? I did. But I went with the CB over OT. Either way it's a good player, Beatty would've most likely sat this season, but probably would've started 2010. Smith would step in at #3-4 CB, which plays alot in Lebeau's D and would start out on ST returning kicks and punts. In addition to having an aging D line, and a "suspect" o-line, having Gary Russell return kicks again is something that I DO NOT have in mind.
I actually don't mind the Smith pick, but once you do that, I think it makes it absolutely imperative you get an OL in rd 2. We did the same thing last year. Carolina snaked the last OL that we wanted at our spot and we just felt like there was too much value in Mendenhall...so we took him, probably with everyone thinking we'll get an OL in rd 2. Then Sweed is there and everyone thinks there's so much value there....etc., etc., and so on to the point where we draft 1 OL in the 4th. Unless Hills is a lot better than we know (and maybe he is), that strategy didn't really work. It remains to be seen the value of Mendenhall and Sweed, but at some point you have to stop the bleeding. As much as I agree with you regarding having Gary Russell returning kicks, I don't ever want to see our rushing YPC where it was again either.
 
Just from this draft, if you're asking me would I prefer what The Hank has done or1.32 - William Beatty, OT, UConn (who was taken 33rd overall...so not a reach here)2.32 - Mike Mickens, CB, Cincinnati (or leave Sidbury here, if you prefer)and targeting OL/DL next round...(or CB if you don't take Mickens)I like this one better. Would I prefer Mack, I think we all would...but I don't think Beatty is a reach here at all.
To be honest I do not know enough about Beatty to argue with you here. If the Steelers feel that Beatty can definitely start next season (if not this season) then I am right there with you. I also don't like the fact that we have had to grossly overpay for Starks' services.
 
This thing has slowed to a CRAWL. And people want to do 2 more rds? At this pace we won't complete it before the real thing.

 
This thing has slowed to a CRAWL. And people want to do 2 more rds? At this pace we won't complete it before the real thing.
7 days 83 picks is almost 12 per day. Not bad.2 more rounds would take less than a week, well before the draft.
 
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3.16 (80) Washington - Gerald McRath, LB - Southern MissSounds like the smaller, quicker, versatile linebacker that the Skins like and at this point need. A poor man's London Fletcher, if you will.
Strengths: Tall and rangy with a large frame that can add even more bulk...really productive in three years as a starter...hard worker...instinctive...shows good awareness on screens...natural athlete who has good short quickness and balance...sideline to sideline range...Weaknesses: Lacks the ideal bulk...can get caught up in trash inside...just adequate in pass coverage...needs to be a more explosive hitter...strength is below average...durability questions....needs to improve his lower body strength to be more effective versus the run…Overall: Gerald McRath has recorded 100 plus tackles three plus years in a row for Southern Miss. He is a productive player, even though he lacks the ideal bulk to play inside. He could transition to a strong safety role with his long speed, or perhaps a WIL linebacker position. He also would be a natural fit for a Cover 2 type scheme. He needs to add some strength but his production, strong combine performance, and team leadership is hard to ignore.
 
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3.17 (81) Tampa Bay - Rhett Bomar, QB - Sam Houston St.

I want to give them a DT here, but there aren't any left of any value. So, I think the logical choice is to take a guy that could develop into a starting QB. Luke McCown is the long term answer? Josh Johnson? I think not.

 
I would like to announce a trade:

The Giants give Detriot a 3rd round pick (#91 overall) and the 4th round pick

Detroit gives the Giants the current pick (#82 overall)

We can wait for confirmation if you guys want or I can select the player. Let me know what you want to do.

 
I would like to announce a trade:

The Giants give Detriot a 3rd round pick (#91 overall) and the 4th round pick

Detroit gives the Giants the current pick (#82 overall)

We can wait for confirmation if you guys want or I can select the player. Let me know what you want to do.
Just pick dude
 
With the 3.18 (#82) pick, the Giants select Shawn Nelson, TE, Southern Miss

I like Boss, but he is above average to good at best and the Giants have no depth at TE so this is a need pick. More importantly, I think he is the best player available and am kind of surprised he wasn't picked a little while ago.

 
Its the Packers pick.

But Im going to make the Bronco selection now (next pick). Wont be on till tomorrow and dont want to hold things up or be skipped.

3.20 Ricky-Jean Francois DE LSU.

Played DT in college, but has size/speed/strength to play as a 3-4 DE in pros.

Big time potential that is a raw. Will play special teams immediatley and provide depth at both end spots.

The Broncos 3 round draft should look like this...

WLB ...Maybin

SLB ....English

DT ......Brace

LILB ...Beckwith

DE ......Francois

... and would have added an additional 2nd/3rd round pick this year or next.
What if the Packers wanted to take him? I actually think it would have been a good pick for the Pack too.
 
Its the Packers pick.

But Im going to make the Bronco selection now (next pick). Wont be on till tomorrow and dont want to hold things up or be skipped.

3.20 Ricky-Jean Francois DE LSU.

Played DT in college, but has size/speed/strength to play as a 3-4 DE in pros.

Big time potential that is a raw. Will play special teams immediatley and provide depth at both end spots.

The Broncos 3 round draft should look like this...

WLB ...Maybin

SLB ....English

DT ......Brace

LILB ...Beckwith

DE ......Francois

... and would have added an additional 2nd/3rd round pick this year or next.
What if the Packers wanted to take him? I actually think it would have been a good pick for the Pack too.
Says he was on at 12:20 AM... that would have been a good time to let us know. :thumbup:
 
ftr: The PACKERS are on the clock for the 3.19 selection. lex4ben
I wouldn't want to make another bad choice if I were him either. :lmao: I wish he would ask ask other Pack fan for ideas.
It's not up to me... but since he's been on since it's been his turn, I'd have you make the pick instead.
I haven't been following along but one of us could get caught up pretty quickly if Andy wishes.
 
I've asked bcr8f to make the pick for the Pack since I'm going to be out all afternoon, so I want to get that 'Fins pick out of the way, plus I'm going to be out of town all weekend so I want this thing to END ASAP.

Oh, and lynx4ben was on at 11:20 last night and didn't make a pick. I'm sure there's good reasons why, but I hope he/she understands that I want this thing to get a move on.

 
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I've asked bcr8f to make the pick for the Pack since I'm going to be out all afternoon, so I want to get that 'Fins pick out of the way, plus I'm going to be out of town all weekend so I want this thing to END ASAP.Oh, and lynx4ben was on at 11:20 last night and didn't make a pick. I'm sure there's good reasons why, but I hope he/she understands that I want this thing to get a move on.
That is noble:confused:
 
I've asked bcr8f to make the pick for the Pack since I'm going to be out all afternoon, so I want to get that 'Fins pick out of the way, plus I'm going to be out of town all weekend so I want this thing to END ASAP.Oh, and lynx4ben was on at 11:20 last night and didn't make a pick. I'm sure there's good reasons why, but I hope he/she understands that I want this thing to get a move on.
If you need someone to make Miami's pick, let me know. They're the other team I follow closely.
 
I've asked bcr8f to make the pick for the Pack since I'm going to be out all afternoon, so I want to get that 'Fins pick out of the way, plus I'm going to be out of town all weekend so I want this thing to END ASAP.Oh, and lynx4ben was on at 11:20 last night and didn't make a pick. I'm sure there's good reasons why, but I hope he/she understands that I want this thing to get a move on.
If you need someone to make Miami's pick, let me know. They're the other team I follow closely.
Go ahead and do it. I'm interested to see what you'd do at this point.
 
I've asked bcr8f to make the pick for the Pack since I'm going to be out all afternoon, so I want to get that 'Fins pick out of the way, plus I'm going to be out of town all weekend so I want this thing to END ASAP.Oh, and lynx4ben was on at 11:20 last night and didn't make a pick. I'm sure there's good reasons why, but I hope he/she understands that I want this thing to get a move on.
If you need someone to make Miami's pick, let me know. They're the other team I follow closely.
Go ahead and do it. I'm interested to see what you'd do at this point.
:goodposting:
 
Green Bay needs a NT and ILB and OLB's. Ted takes Dannell Elerbe here LB Georgia because the NT he likes should go later.

 
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Just wanted to remind everone that the 91st pick in now Det. so if Chicago would please PM me after they pick that would help me out greatly, thanks.

 
Selection 3.21 (#85), The Philadelphia Eagles select Andy Levitre, OG, Oregon State

Another selection that leaves us very pleased. He has played LT and OG, but with his intangibles we will move him to Center. Team leader and captain type of OL which is highly valued. He'll likely sit for a year behind Jackson and then compete for the position in 2010.

Positives

Fundamentally sound lineman with an outstanding head for the position. Bends his knees, quickly sets in pass protection, and stays square. Makes good use of angles, fights hard with his hands, and turns defenders from the action. Keeps his feet moving, jolts opponents with good punch, and shows ability blocking in motion. Intelligent, picks up assignments, and works well with teammates.

Levitre was a terrific college offensive lineman and has the ability to play at the next level. He's likely to be placed inside to guard and may be tried at center. As he physically matures and improves his playing strength, Levitre could be a fixture in a zone-blocking scheme.

 
Looking to move up in the order to pick up that player you covet?

Looking to trade down to acquire more draft picks?

If so, contact me, the Pittsburgh Steelers draft representative!

I'm looking to wheel and deal so send your offers now before its too late!

 
Selection 3.21 (#85), The Philadelphia Eagles select Andy Levitre, OG, Oregon State

Another selection that leaves us very pleased. He has played LT and OG, but with his intangibles we will move him to Center. Team leader and captain type of OL which is highly valued. He'll likely sit for a year behind Jackson and then compete for the position in 2010.

Positives

Fundamentally sound lineman with an outstanding head for the position. Bends his knees, quickly sets in pass protection, and stays square. Makes good use of angles, fights hard with his hands, and turns defenders from the action. Keeps his feet moving, jolts opponents with good punch, and shows ability blocking in motion. Intelligent, picks up assignments, and works well with teammates.

Levitre was a terrific college offensive lineman and has the ability to play at the next level. He's likely to be placed inside to guard and may be tried at center. As he physically matures and improves his playing strength, Levitre could be a fixture in a zone-blocking scheme.
Nice. My #1 player remaining. Also the guy Idiot Boxer was hoping Hank would be trading up for. Countdown to meltdown...
 
Selection 3.22 (#86 overall), the Minnesota Vikings select Javon Ringer, RB, Michigan State

Maybe a shocking selection to some, but the Vikings could use some depth at the position because Chester Taylor is in the last year of his deal. There has been talk of an extension, but you never know. Ringer has the skill set to give Peterson a break and is an above average pass protector which they like. He is not spectacular but can catch the ball out of the backfield and make plays.

I gave thought to a corner here but didn't see anyone I liked and I think the Vikings will be ok as long as Gordon comes back from his broken leg. Also defensive tackle is a possibility but Evans and Guion are decent talent behind the Williams Wall.

 
Selection 3.21 (#85), The Philadelphia Eagles select Andy Levitre, OG, Oregon State

Another selection that leaves us very pleased. He has played LT and OG, but with his intangibles we will move him to Center. Team leader and captain type of OL which is highly valued. He'll likely sit for a year behind Jackson and then compete for the position in 2010.

Positives

Fundamentally sound lineman with an outstanding head for the position. Bends his knees, quickly sets in pass protection, and stays square. Makes good use of angles, fights hard with his hands, and turns defenders from the action. Keeps his feet moving, jolts opponents with good punch, and shows ability blocking in motion. Intelligent, picks up assignments, and works well with teammates.

Levitre was a terrific college offensive lineman and has the ability to play at the next level. He's likely to be placed inside to guard and may be tried at center. As he physically matures and improves his playing strength, Levitre could be a fixture in a zone-blocking scheme.
Nice. My #1 player remaining. Also the guy Idiot Boxer was hoping Hank would be trading up for. Countdown to meltdown...
He's a good player, but Im focusing on different aspects of the line. OG is not something the Steelers need (Just resigned Kemoeatu and Essex, Stapleton is under contract for a long time and is only 23)OT is a much more pertinent issue.

 
I've asked bcr8f to make the pick for the Pack since I'm going to be out all afternoon, so I want to get that 'Fins pick out of the way, plus I'm going to be out of town all weekend so I want this thing to END ASAP.Oh, and lynx4ben was on at 11:20 last night and didn't make a pick. I'm sure there's good reasons why, but I hope he/she understands that I want this thing to get a move on.
If you need someone to make Miami's pick, let me know. They're the other team I follow closely.
Does anybody remember if WuBanger is still playing? I remember him being late, but I don't remember if he was replaced or if that was somebody else.
 
3.23 (87) Miami Dolphins select Pat White - QB - WVU

Pat White shouldn't still be on the board at this point in the draft. He's a proven winner, looked great during the Senior Bowl, the fastest and most accurate QB at the combine, and impressed coaches and scouts at his pro day. With the first 3 selections filling Miami's biggest needs, they can draft a dynamic playmaker here. I've read that Parcells and Ireland like him and I've also read that they are looking to unload Beck for a pick. If they do that, they will need to pick up a 3rd QB in the draft. It's better to have one that's not wasting a roster spot and can contribute during game days in the wildcat. Teams had trouble with the wildcat when Brown was running it, it'll be hell if the guy running it can throw it deep and accurate.

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