3 Round - Mock, Mock, Mock, November edition....

[Poz51]

I like this edition much more than the first, it is still early and many things will change when April comes along! This is just how I see it for now, with some juniors coming out, and an order that was rooted in the last week of Octobers standings and some personal thoughts on how the playoffs could pan out... All feedback is appreciated and I will respond when I can. Enjoy...


2010 M.D.

Round 1

1.) St. Louis - Jake Locker (QB – U. Washington) O-Line last year, strong-armed, durable quarterback this year. Looker is flying up everyone’s draft boards, should he come out he will be a top ten pick at this rate, if not number one. I have him number one. This teams has numerous holes, and I would not be surprised if the coach talked upper management into one of the stud DT’s or Dunlap at DE.

2.) Tampa Bay – Ndamukong Suh (DT – U. Nebraska) Suh adds a consistent playmaker to the defensive line, and is here over Gerald McCoy by a hair because I see no injury concern with Suh. Ndamukong also gives exceptional leadership abilities to a young defense, and team in general. He is the definition of game changer.

3.) Tennessee – Gerald McCoy (DT – Oklahoma) Can the Titans afford to pay two quarterbacks #3 money (Vince Young still has a 5 year/58 million, 25.7 million gauranted contract starting in 2006), and release Kerry Collins who signed a two year deal last year?? This on top of ignoring other needs with a top pick… The answer is no, and they take McCoy who will instantly impact there interior defense. I’ll repeat it again: “You can not lose the defensive player of the year and expect things to be all good.”

4.) Kansas City – Russell Okung (LT – Ok. St.) This is a tough choice for the Scott Pioli and company, Berry or Okung? Both fit a need, and Okung is the choice, Kansas City has one of the five worst offensive lines in football, Okung is the most sure thing offensive lineman in the draft, and starts for the next decade in Kansas City. Albert moves over to right tackle where he truly belongs.

5.) Cleveland – Eric Berry (S – U. Tennessee) On a team full of holes you look for a playmaker, even if you have to hold your breath through two picks just to take a safety one with this much talent is worth it. Ed Reed clone… Only time will tell, those are big shoes to fill. After a 2 for 17 performance by Derek Anderson against Buffalo, (whose wide outs haven’t helped him one bit with numerous drops and Brady Quinn putting his house on the market) Sam Bradford or another QB might be the answer.

6.) Detroit – Carlos Dunlap (DE – U. Florida) An amazing athlete for his size, and capable of dominating games. Dunlap was the Defensive MVP of the 2009 BCS title game, where he dominated an outstanding Oklahoma offensive line. Dunlap’s potential is unlimited. Unfortunately the Lions miss out on Suh, McCoy and Berry, all three of whom are sure-fire difference makers on the defensive side of the ball. Dunlap has the skill set, but the consistency is lacking at times.

7.) Washington – Trent Williams (T – U. Oklahoma) Chris Samuels is getting older by the day, and injured frequently, this offensive line is OLD, If Skins fans watch a Buffalo Bills game, and watch Trent Edwards scramble for his life, and then you may realize just as Buffalo is your offensive line is the problem. No time like the present to address the problem. Sam Bradford is a real possibility should the Skins look for a replacement at quarterback. I would not be surprised if Trent’s stock falls come April, and another tackle moves up into this spot.

8.) Oakland – Sam Bradford (QB – Oklahoma) In a move that shocks everyone in the NFL universe the Raiders have three cards in hand, one has Bradford’s name on it, another Jimmy Clausen, and the third has Taylor Mays… “Someone accidently miss places the Mays card”, and on the spot Davis goes for former sooner with pin-point accuracy on draft day… Before the second round starts the following day, Russell is cut and never see’s an NFL field again…

9.) Seattle – Jimmy Clausen (QB – Notre Dame) Clausen declares due to the upcoming labor issues, flies up draft boards and lands in Seattle. Is he the most NFL ready quarterback?? Having watched him this season, I am not sure if he is consistent enough, he does have good measurable’s though and he knows how to come from behind, my question though is why if he is so great, is he always having to come from behind?? Is it just me or did he look unnecessarily panicked at the end of the U.S.C. game??

10.) Miami – Sergio Kindle (OLB – U. Texas) Pass rusher to eventually replace Joey Porter, and for next year to form a dynamic pass rush with Mr. Porter. Miami could go with a receiver like Dez Bryant or Arrelious Benn, but Bill likes pass rushers, and a Kindle/Wake combination will replace Porter/Taylor, becoming a force to recon with for the next decade. A guy like Dez Bryant on offense should be strongly considered, or Mount Cody to be the future anchor of this team.

11.) San Francisco (via Carolina) – Taylor Mays (S – U.S.C.) Freakish size and athleticism automatically improve the 49ers secondary. Michael Lewis and Dashon Goldson make this an easy pick, an elite safety could help this become and elite defense.

12.) Buffalo – Rolando McClain (LB – Alabama) The best pure linebacker to come out in years, athletic, smart, and always around the ball. At 6’4” and 256 pounds he has the size to go with the speed, and will thrive in any scheme he plays in. The Bills would love to take an offensive tackle or a quarterback, but the value for now is not there at this spot, and Dez Bryant is difficult to pass up and could easily be taken as well with T.O. not being offered a contract in 2010.

13.) Jacksonville – Greg Hardy (DE – Ole. Miss.) Jacksonville as I have found out really likes Sims-Walker, Dillard, Thomas and Holt, so despite Dez Bryant’s immense talent he is passed up. The defense is in need of a playmaking end and strong safety, so they take a top ten talent in Hardy, who hopefully makes it through the season and eliminates some of the injury concerns about him.

14.) San Diego – Dez Bryant (WR – Ok. St.) In a top five talent steal, the Chargers get a replacement for the inconsistent Chris Chambers, who along with Jackson and Floyd are eligible for free agency this year. Bryant’s talent is too much for the Chargers to pass up, despite needs elsewhere, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. Bryant and Jackson will give the Chargers a Fitzgerald – Boldin type wide receiver combination that will force defenses to back off the run. Arthur Jones might be able to tempt the Chargers into passing on Bryant, but not right now.

15.) San Francisco – Terrance Cody (DT – Alabama) A upgrade over Aubrayo Franklin, and clog in the middle to help Patrick Willis (like he needs help) make even more plays, and in addition to Mays and Willis gives the 49ers a difference maker/beast at all three levels of the defense. Look for the 49ers to go offensive line in the second round.

16.) Denver (via Chicago) – Brandon Spikes (MLB – U. Florida) Replacing Andra Davis on the depth chart and eventually replacing Brian Dawkins as the defensive leader and heart and soul of the Broncos defense. Spikes does everything well, is underrated in terms of his speed and ability to go sideline to sideline, and blitz. He is the real deal.

17.) Baltimore - Arrelious Benn (WR – U. Illinois) Benn falls and Baltimore is put on the spot, Jermaine Gresham, Patrick Robinson, Sean Witherspoon and Joe Haden are all still on the board. They continue to build on offense, even with a defense that has been the team’s identity for years declining slightly. Benn is just too good to pass up at this point, and Derrick Mason can’t play forever, can he?? Haden becomes a very real possibility, should Baltimore decide to concentrate on defense (he is clearly a Baltimore type of defender), but the team tries to build around Flacco and towards the offense’s future.

18.) Houston – Joe Haden (CB – Florida) Stability at corner arrives, and physical presence is added to the defense. Dunta Robinson’s replacement has been found.

19.) N.Y. Jets – Arthur Jones (DT – Syracuse) “A disruptive force with first rate intangibles” is a spot on assessment of Arthur Jones. Jones gives the Jets defensive line some much added youth, and immense talent.

20.) Arizona – Jerry Hughes (DE – TCU) An upgrade over every pass rusher on the roster. Sean Witherspoon will also be an interesting thought here, I believe he is athletic enough to play OLB in the 3-4, but the Cardinals go with the sack specialist, and defensive playmaker with tremendous athletic ability and great football sense.

21.) Green Bay – Bryan Bulaga (T – U. Iowa) Bulaga replaces Clifton who’s age has finally caught up with him, and can not be counted on to make it a full season as Rodgers blindside protector. Bulaga could fall to the Packers, or further by the time the draft comes, and he could possibly stay at Iowa. For now he goes to the Packers who could just as easily take Best or Spiller as a explosive playmaker at running back.

22.) Atlanta – Sean Weatherspoon (LB – Mizzu.) Witherspoon the three down backer the Falcons sorely lack. Even with needs on the defensive line (Everson and Graham are possible), Witherspoon falls right in the Falcons laps and is far too good to pass up.

23.) Philadelphia – Jermaine Gresham (TE – Oklahoma) Hold on Eagle’s fans! Don’t bash me yet, I know you have needs else where, and Gresham was hurt all year. However before that injury he was a top eleven pick, the best tight end prospect since T-Gonz, and the main target in the most prolific offensive attack in college football. Picture Jackson and Maclin backing off coverage, Westbrook and Gresham isolated on linebackers… Yeah, that’s a New Orleans style offense right there… Scary for anyone playing the McNabb and the Eagles, straight up it’s a nightmare, and Kevin Curtis or whoever is always open…

24.) Dallas – Anthony Davis (T – Rutgers) Is he sexy enough for Jerry Jones?? I don’t know, but he could be gone as early as Buffalo at number 12 or Washington at 7. At 6’6” 325 pounds Davis is a man-beast, athletic, tough, and aggressive. He would be a top ten talent falling to the Boys at 24.

25.) Pittsburgh – Jahvid Best (RB – U. California) Gives Pittsburgh a 3rd down, and compliment back to Mendenhall. It’s becoming obvious that the Steelers can no longer count on “Fast Willie” any longer, and Best is a threat to score every time he touches the ball.

26.) Cincinnati – Rashad Jones (S – Georgia) Tight End is a real need on this team, but so is safety, a position which if upgraded turns this up and coming defense into one of the best in the league.

27.) New England – C.J. Spiller (RB – Clemson) A special weapon for the offense, Spiller might not be an every down, between the tackles back, but he can be explosive, and is great in the return game. Will take the 3rd down back role and be a terror to opposing backers, and defenses.

28.) N.Y. Giants – Syd’Quan Thompson (CB – California) An underrated ball hawk, with the ability to make an immediate impact in the Giants secondary. Thompson would have the ability to erase slot receivers playing in the nickel or dime for the G-Men. With Rashad Jones gone at this point no safety has a high enough grade to be picked, I actually think the Giants will trade up and try to land one of the top three safeties…

29.) Seattle (Via Denver) – Selvish Capers (T – W.V.U) Pick 1, QB of the future, Pick 2, LT of the future. Not a bad draft and it’s only the first round…

30.) Minnesota – Jevan Snead (QB – Ole. Miss) Jevan could fall due to a lack of protection (miss Michael Oher much?) from his offensive line, however the line in Minnesota is much better, and Adrian Peterson keeps defenses honest. Snead could land in the perfect situation in Minnesota. Of coarse Brett Farve could also play for another decade…

31.) Indianapolis – Patrick Robinson (CB – Florida State) Upcoming free agency could deplete the Colts secondary, and Robinson falls right into the Colts lap, a talent Bill Polian can not pass up.

32.) New Orleans – Marvin Austin (DT – U.N.C) Gives the Saints a talented duo in the middle of their defensive line. Austin will increase the intangible level of the defensive line, and make those around him better.

Round 2

33.) St. Louis – Brandon Graham (DE – Michigan) Spag’s gets his D-line rotation depth.
34.) Tampa Bay – Everson Griffen (DE –U.S.C.) Gaines out Everson in…
35.) New England (via Tennessee) – Corey Wooten (DE – Northeastern) Sweet youth…
36.) Kansas City – Brandon Lafell (WR – L.S.U.) Lafell and Bowe together again, Cassell is in heaven.
37.) Cleveland – George Selvie (DE/OLB – U.S.F.) Mangini gets his pass rusher.
38.) Detroit – Trevard Lindely (CB – Kentucky) Defense is getting better by the pick…
39.) Washington – Jonathan Dwyer (RB – G.T.) Portis is no longer the back he once was.
40.) Oakland – Charles Brown (T – U.S.C.) Runs a 4.8 at the combine and Al Davis falls in love all over again…
41.) Seattle - Vince Oghobaase (DT –Duke) Upgrade at defensive tackle.
42.) Miami – Damian Williams (WR – U.S.C.) The Phins take a stab at a #1 WR.
43.) Carolina – Tony Pike (QB – Cinci) The future finally arrives.
44.) Buffalo – Colt McCoy (QB – Texas) Uhh… Tim Tebow maybe?? Sam Young?
45.) New England (via Jacksonville) – Ricky Sapp (DE/OLB – Clemson) Pass Rush…
46.) San Diego – Brandon Lang (DE/OLB – Troy St.) Fresh legs for the pass rush.
47.) San Francisco – Ciron Black (T – L.S.U.) Could play either tackle spot day one.
48.) Tampa Bay (via Chicago) – Mike Williams (WR – Syracuse) A weapon for??
49.) Baltimore – Perrish Cox (CB – Oklahoma) Fills a need…
50.) Houston – Javier Arenas (CB – Alabama) Yes, two new corners in one draft. Two physical corners, which becomes the most physical duo at corner in the NFL.
51.) N.Y. Jets – Eric Norwood (DE/LB – S. Carolina) Pace, has not done the job, and that guy from Ohio State… Anyway neither are the answer…
52.) Arizona – Kristopher O’Dowd (C – U.S.C.) Powerful replacement for Sendlein.
53.) Green Bay – Myron Lewis (CB - Vandy) Future starter with time to develop.
54.) Kansas City (via Atlanta) Mike Iupati (G – Idaho) The best way to upgrade the o-line is draft it early and often.
55.) Philadelphia – Derrick Morgan (DE – G.T.) Pass rusher opposite Cole.
56.) Dallas – Darrell Stuckey (S – U. Kansas) Upgrade in the secondary.
57.) Pittsburgh – Sam Young (T – Notre Dame) A hole opener and pass blocker in one human being…
58.) Cincinnati – Jordan Shipley (WR – U. Texas) A slot receiver similar to Wes Welker.
59.) New England –Ras-I Dowling (CB – U. Virginia) Eventually Springs retires.
60.) N.Y. Giants – Nate Allen (S – U.S.F.) Depth and talent added to the secondary.
61.) Denver – Mike Johnson (G – Alabama) A upgrade over Kuper.
62.) Minnesota –Brandon Ghee (CB – W.F.) Secondary depth.
63.) Indianapolis – Darryl Washington (LB – T.C.U.) Playmaker at OLB for the Colts.
64.) New Orleans – Greg Romeus (DE – U. Pittsburgh) Saints D-line gets a genuine pass rusher.

Round 3

65.) St. Louis – Mardy Gilyard (WR – Cinci.) Dynamic weapon for Looker.
66.) Tampa Bay – Jason Fox (T – Miami) How much faith do you have in Donald Penn??
67.) Tennesse – Allen Baily (DE – Miami) More youth for the aging D-line.
68.) Kansas City – Rob Gronkowski (TE – Ariz. State) The offense keeps looking better and better.
69.) Cleveland – Tim Tebow (QB – Florida) A leader for a leaderless team.
70.) Detroit – Jared Odrick (DT – Penn. St.) Third round steal…
71.) Washington – Supplimental Draft.
72.) Oakland – Eric Decker (WR – Minn.) Reliable hands, big target for Bradford.
73.) Seattle – Noelle Divine (RB – W.V.U) Explosive weapon, 3rd down weapon.
74.) Miami – Chad Jones (S – L.S.U.) An upgrade over Bell, and another playmaker in the secondary.
75.) Carolina – Brain Price (DT – U.C.L.A.) Talent that fills a hole on defense.
76.) Buffalo – Bruce Campbell (OT – Maryland) Campbell will push Bell for the starting spot.
77.) Jacksonville – Kyle Wilson (CB – Boise St.) Nickel corner and depth…
78.) San Diego – Adam Ulatoski (T – Texas) Shiny new right tackle…
79.) San Francisco – Jerome Murphy (CB – U.S.F.) Nickel corner, could challenge Spencer in the near future for the #2 spot.
80.) Chicago – Jon Asamoah (G – Illinois) Will help bring some push into the run game.
81.) Baltimore – Navorro Bowman (LB – Penn. St.) Tough with a non-stop motor. Raven type of player.
82.) Houston – Jason Pierre-Paul (DE – U.S.F.) Pass-rush specialist opposite Mario Williams.
83.) Cleveland (via N.Y.J.) – Charles Scott (RB –L.S.U.) Lewis retires, Scott fills in.
84.) Arizona – Akwasi Owusa-Ansah (CB – Indiana PA) Nickel corner, future #2.
85.) Green Bay – James Starks – (RB –U. Buffalo) A Knowshon Moreno clone, injury limited him this year, has first to second round ability.
86.) Atlanta – Golden Tate (WR – Notre Dame) Best hands in the draft, great route runner, gives Ryan another weapon on offense.
87.) Philadelphia – Toby Gerhart (RB – Stanford) Short yardage/goal line back.
88.) Dallas – Jacoby Ford (WR – Clemson) Depth at wide receiver.
89.) Pittsburgh – Earl Thomas (S – Texas) Insurance…
90.) Cincinnati – Matt Tennant (C – B.C.) Building the o-line never hurts, and Tennant helps solidify the interior.
91.) New England – Anthony McCoy (TE – U.S.C.) A steal at the end of round 3.
92.) N.Y. Giants – Willie Young (DE – N.C. St.) Youth into the d-line rotation.
93.) Denver – Dan Williams (DT – Tennessee) Future clog of the defensive interior.
94.) Minnesota – Jermaine Cunningham (DE – Florida) Pass rusher opposite Allen, Ray Edwards is “lost” to free agency.
95.) Indianapolis –Major Wright (S-Florida) Insurance in case Bethea leaves in free agency.
96.) New Orleans – Sean Lee (LB –P.S.U.) Plays OLB, falls due to injury concerns.

[redbills]

Love the 1st pick
Colt McCoy...no.
If Bruce Campbell there in R3 I'd crap my pants.

[wicket]

Originally Posted by Poz51

32.) New Orleans – Marvin Austin (DT – U.N.C) Gives the Saints a talented duo in the middle of their defensive line. Austin will increase the intangible level of the defensive line, and make those around him better.
64.) New Orleans – Greg Romeus (DE – U. Pittsburgh) Saints D-line gets a genuine pass rusher.
96.) New Orleans – Sean Lee (LB –P.S.U.) Plays OLB, falls due to injury concerns.

those three plus winning the superbowl.

Where do i sign up

Originally Posted by Poz51

66.) Tampa Bay – Jason Fox (T – Miami) How much faith do you have in Donald Penn??
67.) Tennesse – Allen Baily (DE – Miami) More youth for the aging D-line.
71.) Washington – Ryan Mallatt (QB – Arkansas) Unexpectedly falls to Washington despite declaring with a first or second round grade, should have stayed another year.

75.) Carolina – Brain Price (DT – U.C.L.A.) Talent that fills a hole on defense.
78.) San Diego – Adam Ulatoski (T – Texas) Shiny new right tackle…
82.) Houston – Jason Pierre-Paul (DE – U.S.F.) Pass-rush specialist opposite Mario Williams.
86.) Atlanta – Golden Tate (WR – Notre Dame) Best hands in the draft, great route runner, gives Ryan another weapon on offense.
89.) Pittsburgh – Earl Thomas (S – Texas) Insurance…
90.) Cincinnati – Matt Tennant (C – B.C.) Building the o-line never hurts, and Tennant helps solidify the interior.
91.) New England – Anthony McCoy (TE – U.S.C.) A steal at the end of round 3.

Sorry but none of these guys should go this low in my opinion. But is Golden even has a small shot at going this low I dont think he is going pro tbh.

[Brown Leader]

Top of the draft is fine but I would rearrange the team order. Cleveland should get the #1 pk by season's end.

Snead in the 1st?

Berry is great but the Browns are at rock bottom and I don't think you start rebuilding with a S.

DE/OLB Selvie and RB Scott are 2nd day prospects imo.

The kicker...I'm in the Tebow is not a QB camp so no thanks.

[iBoldin]

The Hughes pick is money, and I like the O'Dowd value in the middle of the second, however we're fine at cornerback. We'd probably take Golden Tate based on BPA there.

[bored of education]

For KC

Okung
Lafell
Iupati
Gronkowski

Hmm. Not address the Defense at all is cause for concern. With the draft you addressed the O line. With that draft the Chiefs could go Albert/Okung-Albert/Waters-Smith-Iupata-Okung/Albert. Some combo of that nature. I think that would adress most issues with the offensive line. So I give you an A for that.

Lafell would be a perfect compliment for Bowe. Both beasts, who would be number 1? It wouldnt matter.

Gronkowski is where im kinda ehhh at. The Chiefs like Sean Ryan, have Leonard Pope. Not long term fixes but the Chiefs offense with a full offseason of work with Haley may not need a stud or a high draft pick on a TE.

Overall a solid B.

[Rosebud]

Give us Vince Oghobaase in the first. We're pretty damn deep at corner even know with Aaron Ross injured. Web is a stud, Terrell Thomas gets beat some times but looks like a stud in the making in his own right, when the injured Ross comes back that's 3 quality starters we'd have with 2 good smaller slot corners in UDFA Bruce Johnson and Kevin Dockery. So CB is not a need for this team.

Now if there is no Safety left worth the pick our attention has to go to DT were in Canty's absence we've been getting pushed around so adding a big time DT talent like Vince Oghobaase would be huge in re-establishing our run D.

[HinesWardJr]

I'd rather have Spiller more than Best. The second pick is fine and Thomas in the third is awesome.

[T-RICH49]

like all but the last KC pick.either as BOE said go defense or get a RB

[summond822]

Jake Looker (QB – U. Washington)

Locker not Looker...

9.) Seattle – Jimmy Clausen (QB – Notre Dame) Clausen declares due to the upcoming labor issues, flies up draft boards and lands in Seattle. Is he the most NFL ready quarterback?? Having watched him this season, I am not sure if he is consistent enough, he does have good measurable’s though and he knows how to come from behind, my question though is why if he is so great, is he always having to come from behind?? Is it just me or did he look unnecessarily panicked at the end of the U.S.C. game??

I'm ok with this pick. As much as I love Taylor Mays, we need to address key positions on our offense first.

29.) Seattle (Via Denver) – Selvish Capers (T – W.V.U) Pick 1, QB of the future, Pick 2, LT of the future. Not a bad draft and it’s only the first round…

Position of need. I think I might prefer Everson Griffin or Brandon Graham, but that's because I believe that pass rushers are key to a good defense.

41.) Seattle - Vince Oghobaase (DT –Duke) Upgrade at defensive tackle.

Solid guy in the middle who would hopefully help shore up the run game as well as get even a little bit of penetration.

73.) Seattle – Noelle Divine (RB – W.V.U) Explosive weapon, 3rd down weapon.

Super fast guy, just not sure I see the Seahawks taking a RB, since it goes against Ruskell's belief system

[gsorace]

Sign me up for that Jets draft

[dex]

Says you made that mock today?

At least get the order right.

Detroit should be in the top 3 or so. They just got beat by the RAMS!!!

[SuperKevin]

What happens to Paul Poz if the Bills draft McClain? I for one don't think Paul Poz can make the transition to OLB.

I'd be afraid to see what would happen to a QB the size of Colt McCoy behind our OL

Bruce Campbell in round 3 would be AWESOME

[vidae]

Would much rather have Berry in the first and then best OL with the first pick of the second for KC.

[Splat]

I really like the Chiefs draft if they went with a few FA's on D it would be even better.

[Hermstheman83]

I like the draft outside of drafting Okung over Berry. Our defense isn't really solid yet either and if we add berry we have a better chance of leaning on the D to win games rather than drafting okung, a guy who wouldn't have cracked the top ten last year. Plus the o-line problems for KC doesn't start at Albert, it starts from the Center to RT. I like the IUTAPI pick, but I'd prefer to have that cat out of Miami or USC(C).
Also, I don't like the TE pick, but our TE's give up sacks more often than Jenna jamison gives it up. So I can understnad.

I'll give you a B

[Splat]

The Chiefs best TE is Mike Vrabel thats not good.

[Babylon]

Again it's Locker, i know you have that Dane Looker thing going but...

Those three picks in a row with Carlos Dunlap, Trent Williams and Sam Bradford have red flag written all over them. Trent Williams looks like a second round pick to me.

[scar988]

horrible Falcons 3rd rounder. we have no need for another WR, what we need is got Harry Douglas to come back from injury

[TitanHope]

That's a lot of early picks on the DL over the past 3 Drafts - 2nd RD DT Jason Jones in '08, 2nd RD DT SenDerrick Marks in '09, 1st RD DT Gerald McCoy in oh-10, and 3rd RD DT Allen Bailey in oh-10.

Landing Bailey in the 3rd is a crime, but he'd be most effective at DT in our scheme. Same with Jason Jones. One of them would have to kick out to DE predominantly, but they have the athleticism to do it.

An option other than Bailey would be Mallet, to possibly develop behind Vince Young. He has all the tools to be a QB in the NFL, and would be a nice insurance policy for the QB situation.

[vidae]

I would give the Chiefs Berry in round one and then Ciron Black or Charles Brown round two. You could even keep the second round two pick an OG because it's a big need spot.

I don't hate the TE pick but we did draft Cottam a few years ago in the same round. No idea what this team thinks of him though. An OLB, RB or WR in the third would be good there.

[Splat]

Originally Posted by vidae-KC

I don't hate the TE pick but we did draft Cottam a few years ago in the same round. No idea what this team thinks of him though.

He is 3rd on the depth chart I don't think he will even be back next year unless he really starts turning heads.

[SINCE1978]

Dunlap was my summer pick but after watching almost every Florida game he takes too many plays off for my liking ... would not surprise me if he gets the phat check and loafs. Love Lindley @ 2 & Odrick @ 3, wow!
As for a replacement for Dunlap ... with Suh, McCoy, Okung & Berry gone already I would take Greg Hardy, Taylor Mays or Brian Bulaga.
Way to take ALL D, very smart ...

[dex]

Move Detroit lions to #2 overall

#2 - G. McCoy
#34 - T. Lindley
#66 - M. Iupati

[thebow305]

That Miami draft is pretty amazing. The Damian Williams pick in the 2nd and the Chad Jones pick in the 3rd would be ridiculous, but Terrence Cody would make that draft PERFECT! Nice job man!