maj's mock...........will change often

[majesstik1]

2007 Draft Order

Finished at 1:58am :sam:

Round One
01 - Atlanta --- Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech [OAK gets: Rd1-Pk8 + Rd2-Pk39 + Rd2-Pk44 + 2008 Rd2 <> ATL gets: Rd1-Pk1]
02 - Miami --- Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame [DET gets: Rd1-Pk9 + Rd2-Pk40 + Rd2-Pk60 + 2008 Rd3 <> MIA gets: Rd1-Pk2]
03 - Cleveland --- Jamarcus Russell, QB, LSU
04 - Tampa Bay --- Joe Thomas, OT, Wisconsin
05 - Buffalo --- Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma [ARI gets: Rd1-Pk12 + Rd2-Pk43 + Tim Anderson <> BUF gets: Rd1-Pk5 + Rd4-Pk105]
06 - Washington --- LaRon Landry, S, LSU
07 - Minnesota --- Leon Hall, CB, Michigan
08 - Oakland --- Jamaal Anderson, DE, Arkansas
09 - Detroit --- Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson
10 - Denver --- Adam Carriker, DE, Nebraska [HOU gets: Rd1-Pk21 + Rd2-Pk56 + Rd3-Pk86 <> DEN gets: Rd1-Pk10]
11 - San Francisco --- Patrick Willis, LB, Ole Miss
12 - Arizona --- Levi Brown, OT, Penn St
13 - St. Louis --- Darrelle Revis, CB, Pitt
14 - Carolina --- Amobi Okoye, DT, Louisville
15 - Tennessee --- Dwayne Bowe, WR, LSU [PIT gets: Rd1-Pk19 + Rd3-Pk80 <> TEN gets: Rd1-Pk15 + Rd6-Pk192]
16 - Green Bay --- Marshawn Lynch, RB, Cal
17 - Jacksonville --- Reggie Nelson, S, Florida
18 - Cincinnatti --- Alan Branch, DT, Michigan
19 - Pittsburgh --- Chris Houston, CB, Arkansas
20 - N.Y. Giants --- Joe Staley, OT, C. Michigan
21 - Houston --- Robert Meachem, WR, Tennessee
22 - Dallas --- Ted Ginn, WR, Ohio St
23 - Kansas City --- Ben Grubbs, G, Auburn
24 - New England (From SEA) --- David Harris, LB, Michigan
25 - N.Y. Jets --- Paul Posluszny, LB, Penn St
26 - Philadelphia --- Michael Griffin, S, Texas
27 - New Orleans --- Justin Harrell, DT, Tennessee
28 - New England --- Brandon Meriweather, S, Miami
29 - Detroit --- Aaron Ross, CB, Texas [BAL gets: Rd2-Pk34 + Rd4-Pk101 <> DET gets: Rd1-Pk29]
30 - San Diego --- Lawrence Timmons, LB, Florida St
31 - Chicago --- Jon Beason, LB, Miami
32 - Indianapolis --- Jarvis Moss, DE, Florida


Round Two
33 - Oakland --- Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC
34 - Baltimore --- Ryan Kalil, C, USC
35 - Tampa Bay --- Anthony Spencer, DE, Purdue
36 - Dallas --- Justin Blalock, OT, Texas [CLE gets: Rd2-Pk53 + Julius Jones <> DAL gets: Rd2-Pk36 + Rd4-Pk103]
37 - Chicago --- Greg Olson, TE, Miami
38 - Arizona --- Eric Wright, CB, UNLV
39 - Oakland --- Trent Edwards, QB, Stanford
40 - Detroit --- John Beck, QB, BYU
41 - Minnesota --- Steve Smith, WR, USC
42 - San Francisco --- Jason Hill, WR, Washington St
43 - Arizona --- Zach Miller, TE, Arizona St
44 - Oakland --- Arron Sears, OT, Tennessee
45 - Carolina --- Sidney Rice, WR, S. Carolina
46 - Pittsburgh --- Anthony Gonzalez, WR, Ohio St
47 - Green Bay --- Marcus McCauley, CB, Fresno St
48 - Jacksonville --- Lamarr Woodley, DE, Michigan
49 - Cincinnati --- Jonathan Wade, CB, Tennessee
50 - Tennessee --- Tim Crowder, DE, Texas
51 - New York Giants --- Craig Davis, WR, LSU
52 - Carolina --- Ray McDonald, DE, Florida [STL gets: Rd5-Pk155 + Kris Jenkins <> CAR gets: Rd2-Pk52]
53 - Cleveland --- Daymieon Hughes, CB, Cal
54 - Kansas City --- Brian Leonard, RB, Rutgers
55 - Seattle --- Tony Ugoh, OT, Arkansas
56 - Houston --- Eric Weddle, S, Utah
57 - Philadelphia --- Brandon Siler, LB, Florida
58 - New Orleans --- David Irons, CB, Auburn
59 - San Francisco --- Ikaika Alama-Francis, DE, Hawai'i [NYJ gets: Rd3-Pk76 + Rd4-Pk104 <> SF gets: Rd2-Pk59]
60 - Detroit --- Tank Tyler, DT, NC State
61 - Baltimore --- Quentin Moses, DE/LB, Georgia
62 - San Diego --- Tanard Jackson, S, Syracuse
63 - New York Jets --- Victor Abiramiri, DE, Notre Dame
64 - Tampa Bay --- Aundrae Allison, WR. E. Carolina

Round Three
65 - Oakland --- Marcus Thomas, DT, Florida
66 - Detroit --- Samson Satele, C, Hawai'i
67 - Cleveland --- Brandon Mebane, DT, Cal
68 - Tampa Bay --- Aaron Rouse, S, Virginia Tech
69 - Arizona --- Stewart Bradley, LB, Nebraska
70 - Denver --- Doug Free, OT, N. Illinois
71 - Miami --- Andy Alleman, G, Akron
72 - Minnesota --- Drew Stanton, QB, Michigan St
73 - Houston --- Turk McBride, DT, Tennessee
74 - Buffalo --- H.B. Blades, LB, Pitt
75 - Atlanta --- Ryan Harris, OT, Notre Dame
76 - New York Jets --- Quinn Pitcock, DT, Ohio St
77 - San Francisco --- Michael Bush, RB Louisville [PIT gets: Justin Smiley <> SF gets: Rd3-Pk77]
78 - Green Bay --- Johnnie Lee Higgins, WR, UTEP
79 - Jacksonville --- Antonio Pittman, RB, Ohio St
xx - Forfeited by CIN (Ahmad Brooks)
80 - Pittsburgh --- Tony Hunt, RB Penn St
81 - New York Giants --- Kenny Irons, RB, Auburn
82 - Kansas City --- Josh Wilson, CB, Maryland
83 - Carolina --- Justin Durant, LB, Hampton
84 - St. Louis --- Rufus Alexander, LB, Oklahoma
85 - Seattle --- Brandon Jackson, RB, Nebraska
86 - Houston --- Marshall Yanda, G, Iowa
87 - Cleveland --- Josh Gattis, S, Wake Forest
88 - New Orleans --- Ben Patrick, TE, Deleware
89 - New York Jets --- Sabby Piscitelli, S, Oregon St
90 - Philadelphia --- Courtney Taylor, WR, Auburn
91 - New England --- Zak DeOssie, LB, Brown
92 - Buffalo --- A.J. Davis, CB, NC State
93 - San Diego --- Lorenzo Booker, RB, Florida St
94 - Chicago --- James Marten, OT, Boston College
95 - Indianapolis --- Quincy Black, LB, New Mexico
96 - San Diego (Comp) --- Michael Johnson, S, Arizona
97 - San Francisco (Comp) --- Josh Beekman, G, Boston College
98 - Indianapolis (Comp) --- Earl Everett, LB, Florida
99 - Oakland (Comp) --- Brian Robinson, DE, Texas

110 - San Francisco --- Antonio Johnson, NT, Mississippi St
124 - Traded to Seattle for Darrell Jackson
135 - San Francisco --- Michael Coe, CB, Alabama St
147 - San Francisco --- Stephon Heyer, OT, Maryland
186 - San Francisco --- Joe Cohen, DT, Florida

[SBbound49ers]

The only pick I dont like is DET with Okoye. They're set inside, they need a DE badly and I think they'd go for Anderson over Okoye.

[majesstik1]

The only pick I dont like is DET with Okoye. They're set inside, they need a DE badly and I think they'd go for Anderson over Okoye.

I don't agree that they are 'set' inside. Rogers may be wearing out his welcome, and Redding can play in and outside. They already signed a pass rush specialist with Dewayne White, and most of the rest of their ends are smaller, pass rush types. If they put Okoye at UT, and keep Rogers at NT, move Redding back to LE, and have White at RE, they'll have a solid starting 4. With Edwards the top end back-up and Cody the top tackle back-up.

Okoye is a better pick for them then the ends on the board there. For me at least.

[SBbound49ers]

I don't agree that they are 'set' inside. Rogers may be wearing out his welcome, and Redding can play in and outside. They already signed a pass rush specialist with Dewayne White, and most of the rest of their ends are smaller, pass rush types. If they put Okoye at UT, and keep Rogers at NT, move Redding back to LE, and have White at RE, they'll have a solid starting 4. With Edwards the top end back-up and Cody the top tackle back-up.

Okoye is a better pick for them then the ends on the board there. For me at least.

Well when you put it that way.......:laugh:

[majesstik1]

Well when you put it that way.......:laugh:

They would have to show good faith towards Redding and work on an extension for him though. It would be a slap in the face to franchise him at the lower DT salary, then move him to the higher paid DE position right afterwards.

[MasterShake]

I don't agree that they are 'set' inside. Rogers may be wearing out his welcome, and Redding can play in and outside. They already signed a pass rush specialist with Dewayne White, and most of the rest of their ends are smaller, pass rush types. If they put Okoye at UT, and keep Rogers at NT, move Redding back to LE, and have White at RE, they'll have a solid starting 4. With Edwards the top end back-up and Cody the top tackle back-up.

Okoye is a better pick for them then the ends on the board there. For me at least.

Redding did nothing at DE and exploded at DT this year....moving him back outside would probably be the bone-head move of the year. They won't pick a DT in the 1st round.

That Denver/TB trade is insane...Denver would have to either give up their 1st round in 2008 or a player because they aren't giving up NEARLY enough in your trade.

The Buffalo/Washington trade is also a little crazy....Buffalo has 2 good young safeties...why would they want that scrub archuleta. I also don't know if the Redskins have the cap room for TKO, but who knows with there cap magic.

I don't see NE wanting Mike Williams after signing 3 WR's this year.

I also think the Niners would rather pick an ILB before a C/G...maybe somone like H.B. Blades.

Overall not bad except the trades.

[Nilsen31]

idk Redding was pretty good for them at DT.

[majesstik1]

Redding did nothing at DE and exploded at DT this year....moving him back outside would probably be the bone-head move of the year. They won't pick a DT in the 1st round.

That Denver/TB trade is insane...Denver would have to either give up their 1st round in 2008 or a player because they aren't giving up NEARLY enough in your trade.

The Buffalo/Washington trade is also a little crazy....Buffalo has 2 good young safeties...why would they want that scrub archuleta. I also don't know if the Redskins have the cap room for TKO, but who knows with there cap magic.

I don't see NE wanting Mike Williams after signing 3 WR's this year.

I also think the Niners would rather pick an ILB before a C/G...maybe somone like H.B. Blades.

Overall not bad except the trades.

The trades all fall within the realm of trade value according to the charts. In most instances, I have the team trading up giving more than they are getting back.

BUF would use Archuleta at LB, like what they do with Wire. It's a win-win for both sides, BUF moves up to get their RB, WAS moves down and adds a solid LB in the process. Archuleta is more or less filler, throw in for the trade.

NE has Caldwell and Gaffney up for FA after the season, and if Stallworth and/or Washington don't pan out, they have club options to let them go. Again, Williams is just another throw in that could work out for the team, if not, they loose nothing in the process.

I'd rather have Waters as our ILB pick, and I have us taking him with our 3rd round comp pick. Meanwhile, we need to refortify the interior OL with Smiley gone, and Allen on his last year.

[Nilsen31]

Do a mock up to round 5...so we can see the 49ers taking JA.

[majesstik1]

Do a mock up to round 5...so we can see the 49ers taking JA.

I have a full Niner's mock in the thread that asks what is our ideal draft?

[Nilsen31]

oh yea.

i saw that.

no JA :angry:

[MasterShake]

The trades all fall within the realm of trade value according to the charts. In most instances, I have the team trading up giving more than they are getting back.

BUF would use Archuleta at LB, like what they do with Wire. It's a win-win for both sides, BUF moves up to get their RB, WAS moves down and adds a solid LB in the process. Archuleta is more or less filler, throw in for the trade.

NE has Caldwell and Gaffney up for FA after the season, and if Stallworth and/or Washington don't pan out, they have club options to let them go. Again, Williams is just another throw in that could work out for the team, if not, they loose nothing in the process.

I'd rather have Waters as our ILB pick, and I have us taking him with our 3rd round comp pick. Meanwhile, we need to refortify the interior OL with Smiley gone, and Allen on his last year.


I like Waters at ILB too.

I could possibly see Archuleta at LB for Buffalo, but I still think thats a long shot.

You need to look at your Denver/TB trade again...

Denver gets: #4 (1800 pts) and a 2008 5th rounder (~25 pts) = ~1825pts

TB gets: #21 (800 pts), #70 (240 pts), and a 2008 2nd rounder (~250 pts) = ~1300 pts


Denver isn't even giving up equal value because picks for the next years draft are usually devalued about one round. For a prospect like Joe Thomas they will have to give up more value, not less. Maybe they can do that with a player or another 1st round pick.

[majesstik1]

I like Waters at ILB too.

I could possibly see Archuleta at LB for Buffalo, but I still think thats a long shot.

You need to look at your Denver/TB trade again...

Denver gets: #4 (1800 pts) and a 2008 5th rounder (~25 pts) = ~1825pts

TB gets: #21 (800 pts), #70 (240 pts), and a 2008 2nd rounder (~250 pts) = ~1300 pts


Denver isn't even giving up equal value because picks for the next years draft are usually devalued about one round. For a prospect like Joe Thomas they will have to give up more value, not less. Maybe they can do that with a player or another 1st round pick.

Hmm...I thought I added everything up right. That's what I get for doing math after a few Black and Tans. I'll have to re-evaluate that one, and fix it.

EDIT: I had Dre' Bly in the trade on paper, and didn't put it in the thread. That's where the discrepancy was.

[Triple Threat]

Round 1

01 - OAK - Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech
02 - MIA - Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame [DET gets: Rd1-9 + Rd2-40 + Duante Culpepper; MIA gets: Rd1-2 + Rd4]

Why would miami move up that high for brady quinn?

If they did do that, don't you think they would rather have russel?

[Ace Matherton]

Dont think Harrell will be on Nolans "to draft" list with his previous on and off field issues but not too bad overall. Love the weddle pick.

[SBbound49ers]

Dont think Harrell will be on Nolans "to draft" list with his previous on and off field issues but not too bad overall. Love the weddle pick.

Harrell has charcter concerns?

[Ace Matherton]

Not so much more so from what i've read there are doubts as to his conditioning and want for the game. 2005 was the only year since highschool he completed a full season and some scouts are skeptical that some of his injuries were present when he missed games.

[49ers Ephon]

11 - SF - Robert Meachem, WR, Tennessee

can you say reach?

[Ace Matherton]

can you say reach?

Couple of spots maybe not much though.

[707Nin3rsFan]

can you say reach?

Not a reach at all for what i believe is the second best WR in the draft. With the new FA's i think we will go WR in round one and i think that Meachem fits best for the niners.

[SBbound49ers]

can you say reach?

Vikings taking him at 7 would be a reach but Meachem at 11 isnt much of a reach at all.

[majesstik1]

Not so much more so from what i've read there are doubts as to his conditioning and want for the game. 2005 was the only year since highschool he completed a full season and some scouts are skeptical that some of his injuries were present when he missed games.

He did finish a game after tearing his bicep. So the guy has toughness, both physical and mental. I think he's stout enough to eventually take over at NT when he gets a couple years under his belt. He plays with great leverage.

[majesstik1]

Updated through 4 rounds!

I did rush a little in round 4...I'll probably tweak it a little later when I have more time.

[CAG21]

Updated through 4 rounds!

I did rush a little in round 4...I'll probably tweak it a little later when I have more time.

I like the new mock, nice job.

I especially like the Bishop pick. :wub:

[ninerlicious]

wow... after just skimming through it looking pretty much only at our picks i must say it's absolutely beautiful. i can't even explain how stoked i'd be if our draft went down like this!!! especially the first three rounds!

[ninerlicious]

I like the new mock, nice job.

I especially like the Bishop pick. :wub:

yeah, waters and bishop would be excellent additions to the inside!

[Rexi]

If we pass on Willis only to have him be picked by Buffalo after us... I will... molest Vin with a garden hose.:ohmy:

[majesstik1]

If we pass on Willis only to have him be picked by Buffalo after us... I will... molest Vin with a garden hose.:ohmy:

Just don't video tape it or I will use it against you guys.

[killacam]

buster davis in 3rd round u serious?????

[MisfitZ]

buster davis in 3rd round u serious?????

yea thats about where he will go hes small......if he were 3-4 inches taller hed be a early second

[MisfitZ]

Updated through 4 rounds!

I did rush a little in round 4...I'll probably tweak it a little later when I have more time.

im liking it alot maj

[Ace Matherton]

I like this one the best so far, nice one!

[Nin£R_4_LifE]

nice, if only we could get rice with our second, and im not the only one who wants trannon in our later rounds, he would be a good sleeper pick imo

[BigB_85]

I think you forgot Levi Brown.

[AndyLeeMVP]

11 - San Francisco --- Adam Carriker, DE, Nebraska

42 - San Francisco --- Jason Hill, WR, Washington St
76 - San Francisco --- Anthony Waters, ILB, Clemson

97 - San Francisco (Comp) --- Antonio Johnson, DT, Mississippi St
104 - San Francisco (from WAS) --- Brandon Jackson, RB, Nebraska
110 - San Francisco --- Mike Otto, OL, Purdue
124 - San Francisco (from NYJ) --- Desmond Bishop, LB, Cal
135 - San Francisco (Comp) --- C. J. Wilson, CB, Baylor

Our round 5 pick: Stephon Heyer, OT, Maryland
Our round 6 pick: Matt Trannon, WR, Michigan St

Good overall Mock. Just some comments.

11- Good pick
42- Good pick
76- Good pick
97- Never heard of him. In a 3-4, would he be a DE, or a NT?
104- good pick
110- Is he a OT or a G?
124- Good pick. I suppose we are drafting two young ILB to replace ulbrich and slaughter, right? Although i wouldnt mind if navies stayed.
135- Good pick
R5- Good pick
R6- Good pick


Are you going to do one with trades?

[majesstik1]

So, maybe an update now?

Later. I just got home from work, and am going to relax for a while, make dinner...etc...

[roleplay3r1]

Hey Maj,

So Waters>Shaw in your opinion?

I don't know much about either, but I've heard people talk highly about both.

[majesstik1]

Hey Maj,

So Waters>Shaw in your opinion?

I don't know much about either, but I've heard people talk highly about both.

Waters is the better ILB. Shaw is an edge rusher, and would be a WOLB in a 3-4, or a PRE in a 4-3.

Levi Brown is in there now...still can't believe I forgot him.

[roleplay3r1]

Waters is the better ILB. Shaw is an edge rusher, and would be a WOLB in a 3-4, or a PRE in a 4-3.



Forgot about that.

[Stanfordman]

11 - San Francisco --- Adam Carriker, DE, Nebraska

42 - San Francisco --- Jason Hill, WR, Washington St
76 - San Francisco --- Anthony Waters, ILB, Clemson

97 - San Francisco (Comp) --- Antonio Johnson, DT, Mississippi St
104 - San Francisco (from WAS) --- Brandon Jackson, RB, Nebraska
110 - San Francisco --- Mike Otto, OL, Purdue
124 - San Francisco (from NYJ) --- Desmond Bishop, LB, Cal
135 - San Francisco (Comp) --- C. J. Wilson, CB, Baylor

Our round 5 pick: Stephon Heyer, OT, Maryland
Our round 6 pick: Matt Trannon, WR, Michigan St

This would be an A+ draft, imo. We add great depth to ILB(picking 2 of my favorite players), DE(incluiding an instant starter), and o-line, while adding a future starter at WR. There's really not a thing that I don't like about this draft. I'm pulling for our actual draft to go something like this.

[rygeorge]

11 - San Francisco --- Adam Carriker, DE, Nebraska

42 - San Francisco --- Jason Hill, WR, Washington St
76 - San Francisco --- Anthony Waters, ILB, Clemson

97 - San Francisco (Comp) --- Antonio Johnson, DT, Mississippi St
104 - San Francisco (from WAS) --- Brandon Jackson, RB, Nebraska
110 - San Francisco --- Mike Otto, OL, Purdue
124 - San Francisco (from NYJ) --- Desmond Bishop, LB, Cal
135 - San Francisco (Comp) --- C. J. Wilson, CB, Baylor

Our round 5 pick: Stephon Heyer, OT, Maryland
Our round 6 pick: Matt Trannon, WR, Michigan St

Really nice work, if our first four picks went like that I would be freakin ecstatic. I'm a little surprised though that you didn't put in a playmaking safety like Piscitelli or someone else. That will be in the version with trades?
Have you done a Niners version with trades? You brought up some good names in later rounds so I'm curious. Bishop is a good call and I'm likin what I'm reading about Otto too.
On a side note, to anyone that cares to respond, who do you think are the best 3-4 ILB's in the NFL right now? I feel like watching some of their highlights and comparing that to the 3-4 ILB prospects coming up. The draft can't come soon enough... :pullhair:

[majesstik1]

I'm a little surprised though that you didn't put in a playmaking safety like Piscitelli or someone else. That will be in the version with trades?
Have you done a Niners version with trades? You brought up some good names in later rounds so I'm curious. Bishop is a good call and I'm likin what I'm reading about Otto too.
On a side note, to anyone that cares to respond, who do you think are the best 3-4 ILB's in the NFL right now? I feel like watching some of their highlights and comparing that to the 3-4 ILB prospects coming up. The draft can't come soon enough... :pullhair:

I can't believe I forgot Piscitelli. :thud:

I'm working on one now that has trades, but in order to that, I had to do one without so I could see where teams that may target players will have to trade up to in order to get their targets.

3-4 ILBs
Posluszny
Waters
Harris
Willis
Siler
Blades
DeOssie
Bishop
Durant
Warren
Ismail

[WehaveVD]

If we passed on a Shaun Rogers type of guy (Alan Branch) for an Aaron Smith clone (Carriker) I think I'd be sick to my stomach!!!:pigfly:

[ninerlicious]

If we passed on a Shaun Rogers type of guy (Alan Branch) for an Aaron Smith clone (Carriker) I think I'd be sick to my stomach!!!:pigfly:

plop plop, fiz fiz...

http://www.minimus.biz/images/P01-0110801-1000bg.jpg

enjoy....

[rygeorge]

3-4 ILBs
Posluszny
Waters
Harris
Willis
Siler
Blades
DeOssie
Bishop
Durant
Warren
Ismail

Thanks, but I just meant who are the best 3-4 ILB's in the NFL now?

The more I look at this draft the better it gets, it addresses our major needs and brings in players that look like they will fit our system. If I had to quibble I'd like to see us go with a midround QB or a cover safety instead of that 2nd ILB even though I like Bishop a lot.

I'm really interested to see just the Niner's picks with trades factored in, maybe we trade Smiley to Miami for a late 2nd to pick up Ramirez, Weddle or Alaima-Francis?

[SBbound49ers]

Thanks, but I just meant who are the best 3-4 ILB's in the NFL now?

The more I look at this draft the better it gets, it addresses our major needs and brings in players that look like they will fit our system. If I had to quibble I'd like to see us go with a midround QB or a cover safety instead of that 2nd ILB even though I like Bishop a lot.

I'm really interested to see just the Niner's picks with trades factored in, maybe we trade Smiley to Miami for a late 2nd to pick up Ramirez, Weddle or Alaima-Francis?

I'd be ecastic if we could pull off a Smiley for Ramirez / Weddle / Alaima-Francis trade. All 3 of those guys fill big voids.

[majesstik1]

Thanks, but I just meant who are the best 3-4 ILB's in the NFL now?

James Farrior
Larry Foote
Mike Vrabel
Tedy Bruschi
Bart Scott
Andra Davis
Stephen Cooper (is about to show why he got his extension)
Bradie James

Ray Lewis is conspicuously left off this list, he's just better with 4 lineman in front of him. He showed considerable drop in range and tackling last year.

[Viper]

Majesstik, well done. It's realistic and I would be very pleased. Like the pick up of Desmond Bishop. I've attended many of his games and watched him make quite a few game changing plays late in the game when the score was tight.

[majesstik1]

Although I'm not thrilled with round 3, it's finally complete!!

[Nilsen31]

make 77 red!

[majesstik1]

make 77 red!

It's did.

[Nilsen31]

also, you don't have the explanation for HOU+DEN's trade :sad:

[Nilsen31]

also, you don't have the explanation for HOU+DEN's trade :sad:

it's did.

[DavisNiner]

I'm surprised that you have Raiders picking defense with their first pick. Once they traded out of that spot you don't think they would grab Levi with that pick or someone to help that horrible offense? I haven't disagreed with you often, but if it goes down like this I'll never doubt you again.

[Sac-King_916]

2007 Draft Order

Finished at 1:58am :sam:

Round One
01 - Atlanta --- Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech [OAK gets: Rd1-Pk8 + Rd2-Pk39 + Rd2-Pk44 + 2008 Rd2 <> ATL gets: Rd1-Pk1]
02 - (MIAMI --- BRADY QUINN), QB, Notre Dame [DET gets: Rd1-Pk9 + Rd2-Pk40 + Rd2-Pk60 + 2008 Rd3 <> MIA gets: Rd1-Pk2]
03 - Cleveland --- Jamarcus Russell, QB, LSU
04 - Tampa Bay --- Joe Thomas, OT, Wisconsin
05 - Buffalo --- Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma [ARI gets: Rd1-Pk12 + Rd2-Pk43 + Tim Anderson <> BUF gets: Rd1-Pk5 + Rd4-Pk105]
06 - Washington --- LaRon Landry, S, LSU
07 - Minnesota --- Leon Hall, CB, Michigan
08 - Oakland --- Jamaal Anderson, DE, Arkansas
09 - Detroit --- Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson
10 - Denver --- Adam Carriker, DE, Nebraska [HOU gets: Rd1-Pk21 + Rd2-Pk56 + Rd3-Pk86 <> DEN gets: Rd1-Pk10]
11 - San Francisco --- Patrick Willis, LB, Ole Miss
12 - Arizona --- Levi Brown, OT, Penn St
13 - St. Louis --- Darrelle Revis, CB, Pitt
14 - Carolina --- Amobi Okoye, DT, Louisville
15 - Tennessee --- Dwayne Bowe, WR, LSU [PIT gets: Rd1-Pk19 + Rd3-Pk80 <> TEN gets: Rd1-Pk15 + Rd6-Pk192]
16 - Green Bay --- Marshawn Lynch, RB, Cal
17 - Jacksonville --- Reggie Nelson, S, Florida
18 - Cincinnatti --- Alan Branch, DT, Michigan
19 - Pittsburgh --- Chris Houston, CB, Arkansas
20 - N.Y. Giants --- Joe Staley, OT, C. Michigan
21 - Houston --- Robert Meachem, WR, Tennessee
22 - Dallas --- Ted Ginn, WR, Ohio St
23 - Kansas City --- Ben Grubbs, G, Auburn
24 - New England (From SEA) --- David Harris, LB, Michigan
25 - N.Y. Jets --- Paul Posluszny, LB, Penn St
26 - Philadelphia --- Michael Griffin, S, Texas
27 - New Orleans --- Justin Harrell, DT, Tennessee
28 - New England --- Brandon Meriweather, S, Miami
29 - Detroit --- Aaron Ross, CB, Texas [BAL gets: Rd2-Pk34 + Rd4-Pk101 <> DET gets: Rd1-Pk29]
30 - San Diego --- Lawrence Timmons, LB, Florida St
31 - Chicago --- Jon Beason, LB, Miami
32 - Indianapolis --- Jarvis Moss, DE, Florida


Round Two
33 - Oakland --- Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC
34 - Baltimore --- Ryan Kalil, C, USC
35 - Tampa Bay --- Anthony Spencer, DE, Purdue
36 - Dallas --- Justin Blalock, OT, Texas [CLE gets: Rd2-Pk53 + Julius Jones <> DAL gets: Rd2-Pk36 + Rd4-Pk103]
37 - Chicago --- Greg Olson, TE, Miami
38 - Arizona --- Eric Wright, CB, UNLV
39 - Oakland --- Trent Edwards, QB, Stanford
40 - Detroit --- John Beck, QB, BYU
41 - Minnesota --- Steve Smith, WR, USC
42 - San Francisco --- Jason Hill, WR, Washington St
43 - Arizona --- Zach Miller, TE, Arizona St
44 - Oakland --- Arron Sears, OT, Tennessee
45 - Carolina --- Sidney Rice, WR, S. Carolina
46 - Pittsburgh --- Anthony Gonzalez, WR, Ohio St
47 - Green Bay --- Marcus McCauley, CB, Fresno St
48 - Jacksonville --- Lamarr Woodley, DE, Michigan
49 - Cincinnati --- Jonathan Wade, CB, Tennessee
50 - Tennessee --- Tim Crowder, DE, Texas
51 - New York Giants --- Craig Davis, WR, LSU
52 - Carolina --- Ray McDonald, DE, Florida [STL gets: Rd5-Pk155 + Kris Jenkins <> CAR gets: Rd2-Pk52]
53 - Cleveland --- Daymieon Hughes, CB, Cal
54 - Kansas City --- Brian Leonard, RB, Rutgers
55 - Seattle --- Tony Ugoh, OT, Arkansas
56 - Houston --- Eric Weddle, S, Utah
57 - Philadelphia --- Brandon Siler, LB, Florida
58 - New Orleans --- David Irons, CB, Auburn
59 - San Francisco --- Ikaika Alama-Francis, DE, Hawai'i [NYJ gets: Rd3-Pk76 + Rd4-Pk104 <> SF gets: Rd2-Pk59]
60 - Detroit --- Tank Tyler, DT, NC State
61 - Baltimore --- Quentin Moses, DE/LB, Georgia
62 - San Diego --- Tanard Jackson, S, Syracuse
63 - New York Jets --- Victor Abiramiri, DE, Notre Dame
64 - Tampa Bay --- Aundrae Allison, WR. E. Carolina

Round Three
65 - Oakland --- Marcus Thomas, DT, Florida
66 - Detroit --- Samson Satele, C, Hawai'i
67 - Cleveland --- Brandon Mebane, DT, Cal
68 - Tampa Bay --- Aaron Rouse, S, Virginia Tech
69 - Arizona --- Stewart Bradley, LB, Nebraska
70 - Denver --- Doug Free, OT, N. Illinois
71 - Miami --- Andy Alleman, G, Akron
72 - Minnesota --- Drew Stanton, QB, Michigan St
73 - Houston --- Turk McBride, DT, Tennessee
74 - Buffalo --- H.B. Blades, LB, Pitt
75 - Atlanta --- Ryan Harris, OT, Notre Dame
76 - New York Jets --- Quinn Pitcock, DT, Ohio St
77 - San Francisco --- Michael Bush, RB Louisville
78 - Green Bay --- Johnnie Lee Higgins, WR, UTEP
79 - Jacksonville --- Antonio Pittman, RB, Ohio St
xx - Forfeited by CIN (Ahmad Brooks)
80 - Pittsburgh --- Tony Hunt, RB Penn St
81 - New York Giants --- Kenny Irons, RB, Auburn
82 - Kansas City --- Josh Wilson, CB, Maryland
83 - Carolina --- Justin Durant, LB, Hampton
84 - St. Louis --- Rufus Alexander, LB, Oklahoma
85 - Seattle --- Brandon Jackson, RB, Nebraska
86 - Houston --- Marshall Yanda, G, Iowa
87 - Cleveland --- Josh Gattis, S, Wake Forest
88 - New Orleans --- Ben Patrick, TE, Deleware
89 - New York Jets --- Sabby Piscitelli, S, Oregon St
90 - Philadelphia --- Courtney Taylor, WR, Auburn
91 - New England --- Zak DeOssie, LB, Brown
92 - Buffalo --- A.J. Davis, CB, NC State
93 - San Diego --- Lorenzo Booker, RB, Florida St
94 - Chicago --- James Marten, OT, Boston College
95 - Indianapolis --- Quincy Black, LB, New Mexico
96 - San Diego (Comp) --- Michael Johnson, S, Arizona
97 - San Francisco (Comp) --- Josh Beekman, G, Boston College
98 - Indianapolis (Comp) --- Earl Everett, LB, Florida
99 - Oakland (Comp) --- Brian Robinson, DE, Texas

110 - San Francisco --- Antonio Johnson, NT, Mississippi St
124 - Traded to Seattle for Darrell Jackson
135 - San Francisco --- Michael Coe, CB, Alabama St
147 - San Francisco --- Stephon Heyer, OT, Maryland
186 - San Francisco --- Joe Cohen, DT, Florida



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[ninersfan68]

Ive seen beekman play and he is a beast

[Mac9er]

Maj.. I'm surprised! You don't have any potential immediate starters in this draft, except Hill...Willis, "if we get him, might start by mid-season"...