RealGM 4th Annual User Mock Draft Comments/Trade Discussion
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Bills Draft
1. Marshawn Lynch-RB 5'11 217
2. Eric Wright-CB 5'11 195
3. Justin Durant-OLB 6'1 240
3. Paul Williams-WR Fresno State 6'1 210
Well I'm pretty happy with how my draft turned out. I think I got some value guys like Paul Williams and Justin Durant who are both considered the two biggest sleepers in the draft in Round 3.
And got two impact players like Marshawn Lynch and Eric Wright at very important positions.
1. Marshawn Lynch-RB 5'11 217
2. Eric Wright-CB 5'11 195
3. Justin Durant-OLB 6'1 240
3. Paul Williams-WR Fresno State 6'1 210
Well I'm pretty happy with how my draft turned out. I think I got some value guys like Paul Williams and Justin Durant who are both considered the two biggest sleepers in the draft in Round 3.
And got two impact players like Marshawn Lynch and Eric Wright at very important positions.
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Next Coming wrote:Bills Draft
1. Marshawn Lynch-RB 5'11 217
2. Eric Wright-CB 5'11 195
3. Justin Durant-OLB 6'1 240
3. Paul Williams-WR Fresno State 6'1 210
Well I'm pretty happy with how my draft turned out. I think I got some value guys like Paul Williams and Justin Durant who are both considered the two biggest sleepers in the draft in Round 3.
And got two impact players like Marshawn Lynch and Eric Wright at very important positions.
Yeah, I like it.
Saints:
1) Marcus McCauley
2) Craig Davis
3) Zak Deossie
I think I might have reached on the first 2, but they fill such glaring needs, and both have huge upside IMO. Boom or bust with this draft
BTW, I guess I made the right choice, because the guy after me said he was gonna take McCauley if I passed on him.
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Patriots Draft
24- Michael Griffin S Texas- 5'11" 202
28- Joe Staley OT Central Michigan- 6'5" 306
91- Michael Coe CB Alabama State- 6'0" 190
I love Griffin at 24. I think he would fit perfectly with the Patriots. Should be able to play either safety spot. Which is a good thing with the injuries of Harrison and Wilson lately. I'm not sold on Staley, but I like him at 28. I think he comes right in and starts at right tackle and with in a few years replaces Matt Light on the left side. Or atleast that's the hope. I think at 91 Michael Coe will be a steal. Great size and I think a very strong player. I think it may take some time, but he can be a good corner.
24- Michael Griffin S Texas- 5'11" 202
28- Joe Staley OT Central Michigan- 6'5" 306
91- Michael Coe CB Alabama State- 6'0" 190
I love Griffin at 24. I think he would fit perfectly with the Patriots. Should be able to play either safety spot. Which is a good thing with the injuries of Harrison and Wilson lately. I'm not sold on Staley, but I like him at 28. I think he comes right in and starts at right tackle and with in a few years replaces Matt Light on the left side. Or atleast that's the hope. I think at 91 Michael Coe will be a steal. Great size and I think a very strong player. I think it may take some time, but he can be a good corner.
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1- Darelle Revis
2- Ryan Harris
2B- Lamarr Woodley
3- Steve Smith
Honestly if the Jets how a draft like this I would be ecstatic. Comments?
2- Ryan Harris
2B- Lamarr Woodley
3- Steve Smith
Honestly if the Jets how a draft like this I would be ecstatic. Comments?
Jazz:
Robinson l Vucevic
Carter l Da Silva l Prosper
Wagner l Jaquez l Grimes
Booker l Allen l Strawther
McConnell l Pritchard
Stashes: Djurisic, Klintman, Petrusev
Robinson l Vucevic
Carter l Da Silva l Prosper
Wagner l Jaquez l Grimes
Booker l Allen l Strawther
McConnell l Pritchard
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Manhattan Project wrote:1- Darelle Revis
2- Ryan Harris
2B- Lamarr Woodley
3- Steve Smith
Honestly if the Jets how a draft like this I would be ecstatic. Comments?
Seems like a huge boom-bust draft, but you got one of the best corners in the draft.
ssk's draft is top-notch.
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I almost grabbed Kenny Irons, and Steve Smith just so I could trade them
Meh, I can't say I am disappointed, I was picking very late into the rounds.
Meh, I can't say I am disappointed, I was picking very late into the rounds.
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Yeah, I like it.
Saints:
1) Marcus McCauley
2) Craig Davis
3) Zak Deossie
I think I might have reached on the first 2, but they fill such glaring needs, and both have huge upside IMO. Boom or bust with this draft
BTW, I guess I made the right choice, because the guy after me said he was gonna take McCauley if I passed on him.
All guys I'd be happy with if the Bills drafted them. Depending on where they drafted them though.
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Was hoping to have a solid DT fall, but the remaining guys are either situational players or big projects. Brian Robison was the best player available on my board, and the Colts put a premium on pass rushers. He'd be a good guy to have to put in the DE rotation especially with primary Josh Thomas only having one year left on his deal.
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Monkeyfeng06 wrote:patrick willis and justin harrell? I FTW!!!!
I liked yours a lot, I have been jocking Willis since the preseason.
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Colts Draft:
32. OLB Lawrence Timmons
95. DE Brian Robison
98. CB David Irons
We went defense in this draft. I was hoping to land a solid DT in round 3, but it just wasn't in the cards and I refused to reach. Timmons should be a stud, and I think Robison and Irons are players that fit in perfectly with the Cover 2 of the Colts. Robison is one of the fastest DE's in the class and is a tremendous athlete. Was hoping to have the luxury of drafting Lorenzo Booker or Brandon Jackson in Round 3, but with Jason David now likely headed to New Orleans, another CB was necessary for depth. Plus, with the way this draft was going, there would be solid backs available in Round 4. Irons is tough and physical, and the type of gritty CB the Colts like.
32. OLB Lawrence Timmons
95. DE Brian Robison
98. CB David Irons
We went defense in this draft. I was hoping to land a solid DT in round 3, but it just wasn't in the cards and I refused to reach. Timmons should be a stud, and I think Robison and Irons are players that fit in perfectly with the Cover 2 of the Colts. Robison is one of the fastest DE's in the class and is a tremendous athlete. Was hoping to have the luxury of drafting Lorenzo Booker or Brandon Jackson in Round 3, but with Jason David now likely headed to New Orleans, another CB was necessary for depth. Plus, with the way this draft was going, there would be solid backs available in Round 4. Irons is tough and physical, and the type of gritty CB the Colts like.
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I think the Pack did well too.
1st: Reggie Nelson
2nd: "Tank" Tyler
3rd: Antonio Pittman
They filled their three biggest needs without reaching at all. Not a bad draft. The only way it really could have played out better is if they went with Carriker and then Griffin slipped to them in the 2nd. But given that Griffin was apparently not getting past SSK, and having Manuel as starting safety again was not an option, I'm pretty happy with the way things went.
1st: Reggie Nelson
2nd: "Tank" Tyler
3rd: Antonio Pittman
They filled their three biggest needs without reaching at all. Not a bad draft. The only way it really could have played out better is if they went with Carriker and then Griffin slipped to them in the 2nd. But given that Griffin was apparently not getting past SSK, and having Manuel as starting safety again was not an option, I'm pretty happy with the way things went.
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PacersRule07 wrote:Colts Draft:
32. OLB Lawrence Timmons
95. DE Brian Robison
98. CB David Irons
Nice job. Your picks (especially Timmons/Robinson) seem to suggest you think the Colts will continue to use the same kamikaze, 12 guys to the ball, type defense that worked so well for them in the playoffs. Is that the case, or just how the draft ended up shaking out in terms of the talent available?
Either way, this would be a solid draft for the Colts.