Quarterbacks top this first mock draft

Boogro · 04-06-2004, 05:00 PM

I have to confess, I\'ve never seen Steven Jackson play. I\'ve never even seen highlights. But from everything I\'ve heard he is not a top five talent.

I have seen Sean Taylor play almost every game last year. He is a top five talent without question. The guy is everywhere on the football field. How can this mock draft have him going at number twelve? If that happens, there will be some regretful coaches next year.

Well, they probably had Sean Taylor falling because of an average Pro Day workout instead of just being a great football player. Maybe these guys just took his workouts too much into perspective instead looking back at how well he plays on the field. It is possible he can drop down a few spots. Especially if teams fall in love with other players and there\'s all these trades going on. The draft is so unpredictable nowadays, it\'s unbelieveable.

04-06-2004, 05:00 PM	#7
Boogro Nose Digger Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 341	Quarterbacks top this first mock draft I have to confess, I\'ve never seen Steven Jackson play. I\'ve never even seen highlights. But from everything I\'ve heard he is not a top five talent. I have seen Sean Taylor play almost every game last year. He is a top five talent without question. The guy is everywhere on the football field. How can this mock draft have him going at number twelve? If that happens, there will be some regretful coaches next year. Well, they probably had Sean Taylor falling because of an average Pro Day workout instead of just being a great football player. Maybe these guys just took his workouts too much into perspective instead looking back at how well he plays on the field. It is possible he can drop down a few spots. Especially if teams fall in love with other players and there\'s all these trades going on. The draft is so unpredictable nowadays, it\'s unbelieveable.