hagan714

ok i just got ran out of town with this draft


27
DT LOUIS NIX
NOTRE DAME
58
C WESTON RICHBURG
COLORADO STATE
91
LB CHRISTIAN JONES
FLORIDA STATE
126
QB ZACH METTENBERGER
LSU
167
DE JOSH MAURO
STANFORD
169
OLB HOWARD JONES
SHEPHERD
202
C RUSSELL BODINE
NORTH CAROLINA

K Major

Nice list ... I too think Colvin will get healthy and play with a chip on his shoulder. Physical and does not shy away from tackling.

Jack Vegas

27
CB JASON VERRETT
TCU
58
C TRAVIS SWANSON
ARKANSAS
91
WR CODY LATIMER
INDIANA
126
RB DE’ANTHONY THOMAS
OREGON
167
OT JUSTIN BRITT
MISSOURI
169
DE BEN GARDNER
STANFORD
202
TE ASA WATSON
NORTH CAROLINA STATE

hagan714

27 - 680 - QB DEREK CARR FRESNO STATE

Trade CLEVELAND BROWNS

35 CLE 550 - OLB JEREMIAH ATTAOCHU

58 C WESTON RICHBURG

71 CLE 235 - WR CODY LATIMER

91 - RB CHARLES SIMS

126 - CB DONTAE JOHNSON

167 - WR KEVIN NORWOOD

169 - C RUSSELL BODINE

202 - CB, AARON COLVIN

jeanpierre

No Trades, Straight Up

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Round 1 (27) Jerimiah Attaochu, OLB, Ga Tech; Height: 6’ 3”; Weight: 252 lbs.

Round 2 (58) Donte Moncrief, WR, Ole Miss; Height: 6’ 2”; Weight 221 lbs.

Round 3 (91) Jordan Tripp, ILB, Montana; Height: 6’ 3”; Weight 235 lbs.

Round 4 (122) Pierre Desir, CB, Lindenwood; Height: 6’ 1”; Weight: 195 lbs.

Round 5 (167) Russell Bodine, OL, UNC; Height: 6’ 3”; Weight: 310 lbs.

Round 5 (169) Howard Jones, OLB, Shepherd; Height: 6’ 2”; Weight: 235 lbs.

Round 6 (186) Zach Fulton, OG, Tennessee; Height: 6’ 5”; Weight: 316 lbs.

Attaochu can flat get out of the QB or patrol the flats with his speed...

Moncrief must be our target in the second round if we really want to see the ball going back to the WRs; and he has the size/speed to get after guys like Sherman...

Yes, three OLB were drafted, buy Tripp would be an upgrade at MLB where he's great in coverage and against the run and would make for a nice fit in Ryan's 3-3-5 nickel package...

Starting to see Pierre Desir fall, doubt it would happen, but if it did definitely grab him or Walt Aikens here to learn behind Keenan Lewis while Champ Bailey gets Robinson back on track...

Actually staring to think Bodine may not be available even when we pick fourth currently; he's got amazing strength and a great record both as a Center and Guard...

Howard Jones is my sleeper of sleepers; but this guys size/speed combination is rare and could allow him to come in and spend a year to learn behind one of the vets in the MLB and push late in the season for some time...

Zach Fulton is getting overlooked because of TN two tackle prospects; he can play both guard and right tackle which makes him a great match for the Saints in the sixth...

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It's not that my way is the right way, I just make the right way my way...

jeanpierre

Hahahahaha....

f15crew09

WR ODELL BECKHAM JR.
LSU
58
WR ALLEN ROBINSON
PENN STATE
91
DE DEMARCUS LAWRENCE
BOISE STATE
126
RB JEREMY HILL
LSU
167
OLB PRINCE SHEMBO
NOTRE DAME
169
CB CHRIS DAVIS
AUBURN
202
C GABE IKARD
OKLAHOMA


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hagan714

27
WR MARQISE LEE
USC
58
WR JORDAN MATTHEWS
VANDERBILT
91
LB CHRISTIAN JONES
FLORIDA STATE
126
C TYLER LARSEN
UTAH STATE
167
OT JAMES HURST
NORTH CAROLINA
169
C RUSSELL BODINE
NORTH CAROLINA
202
OLB HOWARD JONES
SHEPHERD

foreverfan

27
OLB DEE FORD
AUBURN
58
DE TRENT MURPHY
STANFORD
91
OT JACK MEWHORT
OHIO STATE
126
WR DONTE MONCRIEF
OLE MISS
167
RB JAMES WHITE
WISCONSIN
169
WR RYAN GRANT
TULANE
202
CB NEVIN LAWSON
UTAH STATE

lee909

Just reading some reports on the mid/late round centres and it seems a really weak spot in the draft.All of them either lack strength or really struggle with speed. Im hoping that the Saints maybe bring Goodwin in for a year and see about developing one of them for a year and if they are not up to it draft the best C next year.

Example report

(C) Gabe Ikard
Just reading up on him now as a mid/late round Centre.
The report is he is on the ground alot and not to strong,also struggles with speed.



Next year early rankings have Hroniss Grasu Oregon and Reese Dismukes Auburn as the best two centres.

STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES

STRENGTHS: Impressive quickness to render opponents ineffective, often peeling off the defensive tackle to take on defenders at the second level when run blocking and easily sliding laterally to handle pass pro duties. Impressive core strength while anchoring. Most impressive, because of his athleticism, Oregon is one of the few teams that asks its center to pull.
WEAKNESSES:

Compares To: Max Unger, C, Seahawks -- like the other former Duck, Grasu relies on athleticism and technique rather than power.

--Rob Rang

PLAYER OVERVIEW

The Los Angeles native was a two-way starter at Crespi High School who was a first-team all-state selection as a sophomore. By the time he was a senior, Grasu was a stalwart on an offensive line paving the way for 1,958 rushing yards.
Like many Oregon recruits, Grasu wasn't highly coveted by all the major programs. A three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Grasu was valued by the Ducks for his athleticism.

After redshirting in 2010, he jumped in as a 14-game starter redshirt freshman. He built his string of consecutive starts to 27 entering the 2013 season after earning first-team Pac-12 honors in 2012. (9/24/13)

"Two receivers to the left, Garcon to the right. Manning in the shotgun, puts Collie in motion. Looks in his direction...it's picked off! It's picked off! It's Tracy Porter again! He's runnin' free! He's gonna go all the way!