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top rated CB or top rated S. Most will go CB over S every time.

 

 

yeah but in this case...landry is clearly the best safety in this crop...head and shoulders above....and hes just a better prospect than hall...in all honesty, leon hall may be ready to come in and play from day one, but i think eric wright will be just as good if not better than hall....

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So you are saying he could develop into Kyle Vanden Bosch. I dont see it, he isnt great at anything excpet stopping the run. He isnt that quick off the end, isnt powerful enough to blow up OT at the next level. But then again, Kampman wasnt either initially either, and he has turned himself into a probowler.

 

 

I think he could develop into a Grant Wistrom. Wistrom's production and contribution beyond what he brought to the table directly through his own stats were worthy of a 1st round pick in the mid/late 1st round of an NFL draft.

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I think he could develop into a Grant Wistrom. Wistrom's production and contribution beyond what he brought to the table directly through his own stats were worthy of a 1st round pick in the mid/late 1st round of an NFL draft.

 

Don't bash me for my lack of DE knowledge, but wasn't Wistrom considered more of a pass rusher than a run-stopper? I like Sarge's Kampman comparison a little better in relation to Carriker. Not saying he will be as good, but could develop into a similar player given the right situation.

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Don't bash me for my lack of DE knowledge, but wasn't Wistrom considered more of a pass rusher than a run-stopper? I like Sarge's Kampman comparison a little better in relation to Carriker. Not saying he will be as good, but could develop into a similar player given the right situation.

 

 

Wistrom was a very good 2 way end. He was big & strong enough to anchor the end of the line against the run while generating enough rush to affect the passing game. When he was healthy, he was a very tough character for an O to deal with & didn't have to leave the field for a specialist.

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Bowe for the Jets would surprise, but not shock me. I think if any of the four top CB's are there at 25, that's how they will go. In this mock, Ross is still there, and unless for some reason they don't like him, that would be my guess.

 

I've see a few 2 round mocks that have the NYJ taking Hughes in the second, but I really didn't like the film I've seen on him. Very stiff in the hips, almost trips over his own feet in the backpedal when changing direction.

 

The Jets do need a deep threat WR, and be the eventual replacement for Coles in a year or two, I agree with that, but Cotchery isn't going to lose playing time to any rook in this draft the Jets might select.

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Green Bays most pressing need is RB, and why gamble on someone later, when you can have a #1 type back right here.

 

Lynch didnt put up amazing numbers, character issues, and a lot of depth in this years draft. He just doesnt fit the Ted Thompson prospect.

I still have a feeling its a db...

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BTW, could you imagine if Carolina took Ginn. Smith and ginn on the same field would be a nightmare for any defense.

 

 

Then put Carter in the slot, and as Mick said to Rock about chasing them chickens-"ta catch a chicken ya gotta have speed, greasy fast speed...."

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Then put Carter in the slot, and as Mick said to Rock about chasing them chickens-"ta catch a chicken ya gotta have speed, greasy fast speed...."

 

 

 

Those 3 would definately be sick. I could see this offense exploding if it had a QB who could get them the ball.

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2. TBB - (from DET) – Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech.

 

11. SF – Ted Ginn Jr., WR, Ohio St.

 

22. DAL – Dwayne Jarrett. WR USC

 

25. NYJ – Dwayne Bowe, WR, Louisiana Tech.

 

28. NEP – Robert Meachem, WR, Tenn

 

31. CHI – Sidney Rice, WR, S CAR

 

 

 

Before I begin, I do not know enough to say whether these are good picks or not. I don't watch enough college ball to be able to offer anything in this area. My question is really more of an observation.

 

Most of the mocks that I've seen thus far have 5 receivers being taken in the first round. Personally, with all the questions surrounding some of these players, I find it hard to believe that so many will be taken this high. I would almost bet that only 3 go in the first, and that teams will go with better value at other positions before drafting some of these receivers with their first pick. But, as I qualified earlier, I don't have enough knowledge in this area as Sarge and others, and so this would only be a hunch rather than an actuality. Am I way off here??

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Before I begin, I do not know enough to say whether these are good picks or not. I don't watch enough college ball to be able to offer anything in this area. My question is really more of an observation.

 

Most of the mocks that I've seen thus far have 5 receivers being taken in the first round. Personally, with all the questions surrounding some of these players, I find it hard to believe that so many will be taken this high. I would almost bet that only 3 go in the first, and that teams will go with better value at other positions before drafting some of these receivers with their first pick. But, as I qualified earlier, I don't have enough knowledge in this area as Sarge and others, and so this would only be a hunch rather than an actuality. Am I way off here??

 

I think it comes down to need more than anything.

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Before I begin, I do not know enough to say whether these are good picks or not. I don't watch enough college ball to be able to offer anything in this area. My question is really more of an observation.

 

Most of the mocks that I've seen thus far have 5 receivers being taken in the first round. Personally, with all the questions surrounding some of these players, I find it hard to believe that so many will be taken this high. I would almost bet that only 3 go in the first, and that teams will go with better value at other positions before drafting some of these receivers with their first pick. But, as I qualified earlier, I don't have enough knowledge in this area as Sarge and others, and so this would only be a hunch rather than an actuality. Am I way off here??

 

 

I understand what you are saying, but this draft is deep with good WR's and DE/OLB tweeners, with something of a shortage at most other positions. It looks like there might only be 2 RB's in the first round, maybe only 2 classic 4-3 LB's and only one TE. 6 DB's are first rounders if you include Merriweather.

 

If teams go more BPA, I can see six WR's off the board. Sure, some players like Ginn have their detractors, but he'll still go early. This may be the deepest WR draft in a long time, but short in the other skill positions. Personally, I think in last year's draft, Joe Thomas would have been lucky to be in the top ten. Now he's a lock for top five.

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