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JiGGA
04-07-2008, 03:21 PM
1 Miami Dolphins Jake Long, OT, Michigan
Doesnt matter who the QB, their offensive line problems have been consisttent for years now. New HC Tony Sparano is a former offensive line coach in Dallas.

2 St. Louis Rams Chris Long, DE, Virginia
The safest pick in the draft. A big body guy who can play DE or OLB in either the 43 or 34 defense. With him and Adam Carriker they've got a good set of 34 DE's who can also play in the 43.

3 Atlanta Falcons Glenn Dorsey, DT, LSU
With the loss of Rod Coleman they may very well be looking at another interior defensive linemen. Mike Smith has a defensive background and i truely believe Aruthr Blank is to have lost affection for Mike Vick.


4 Oakland Raiders Sedrick Ellis, DT, USC
With Warren Sapp's retirement they're going to need somebody who can play inside since they are planning to move Kelly to DT. Ellis is a USC guy like coach Lane Kiffin. A lot of people would make a case for McFadden but really how good could those shut down corners be without a front 7 that can put pressure on the QB (see Denver Broncos).

5 Kansas City Chiefs Branden Albert, OT/OG, Virginia
A guy who will follow in the footsteps of D'Brickashaw Ferguson. that KC O-line has been great for years and all of a sudden became real crappy. They may throw a curve ball at us here tho and go with Matt Ryan.

6 New York Jets Darren McFadden, RB, Arkansas
Thomas Jones was a major bust for the Jets last season. Leon Washington is a great change of pace back but Darren McFadden will give them that big play capability to take pressure off the QB they've been lacking since Curtis Martin.


7 New England Patriots Vernon Gholston, DE/OLB, Ohio State
A lot of people can see New England looking to replace Asante at this spot. However if Gholston is sitting there he could be of much help. Rosey Colvin was given his walking papers and those linebackers are aging. Give New England another great pass rushing threat to go along with Adelius Thomas on the other side.

8 Baltimore Ravens Matt Ryan, QB, Boston College
The best QB in the draft, not an Elite QB however. Will have time to develop and at the same time compete for playing time with Kyle Boller.

9 Cincinnati Bengals Malcolm Kelly, WR, Oklahoma
They're run defense sucked last year ad Rudi Johnson's productivity is starting to decline. With the cutting of Chris Henry this move will be made both in the intrest of replacing Henry and making Chad Johnson happy.


10 New Orleans Saints Leodis McKelvin, CB, Troy
They've spent a lot of money this offseason bringing in some key guys on defense. Leodis McKelvin is very similar to Asante Samuel with his athletcism. Should immidiately compete for a starting job and will step in and return kicks.


11 Buffalo Bills Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, CB, Tennessee State
They lost Nate Clements last year and Terrence McGee is good but cant do it all by himself. If Malcolm Kelly is there they will be salivating over him but if he is indeed gone Cromartie is a CB who can help out that defense immidiately.

12 Denver Broncos Keith Rivers, LB, USC
In releasing Al Wilson and moving DJ Williams inside they really softened up that run defense. Keith Rivers will step in where DJ Williams stepped out along with Ian Gold. I wouldnt be surprise if we see them reach for a Defensive linemen here like Derrick Harvey or Kentwan Balmer if not a reciever not that Javon Walker is gone.

13 Carolina Panthers Ryan Clady, OT, Boise State
With the departure of RB DeShaun Foster you could make a case they may eyeball Rashard Mendenhall here but it is possible that they think this is DeAngelo Williams' break out year. Jeff Otah's stock is probably higher right now but it is said Carolina is flirting with the idea of Ryan Clady.

14 Chicago Bears Jeff Otah, OT, Pittsburgh
Again, they will look at Mendenhall but with so much invested in their #1 like Carolina they may look to address maybe a change of pace back to go along with Cedric Benson in the mold of Thomas Jones in the second round. I would expect them to look for a QB within the first two rounds, there is really no QB of value at #14 so i think they'll go with a little trench work.


15 Detroit Lions Rahard Mendenhall, RB, Illinois
Tatum Bell proved to be another system back like Mike Anderson and Olandis Gary. Kevin Jones suckes just as bad as i said he would since he was at Virginia Tech. Mendenhall will give them that hard runner they lacked in last year's post season push.

16 Arizona Cardinals Mike Jenkins, CB, South Florida
Physical corner, very simliar to Nate Clements who will fill in for Antrel Rolle who is moving for CB to Safety.

17 Minnesota Vikings Derrick Harvey, DE, Florida
Kenechi Udeze is unfortunately battling Leukimia and they seemed to be flirting with Justin Smith and Antwan Odom. The Loss of Corey Williams will not make it any easier on the defensive line. Derrick Harvey is a guy who lives in the backfield and will turn into an absolute monster for himself.

18 Houston Texans Chris Williams, OT, Vanderbilt
If he falls this far he will be a no brainer. Will continue to help that O-Line who is slowly being worked on by Gary Kubiak. They definately will look at a RB but with the injury to Johnathan Stewart and Felix Jones now being projected in some mock drafts as a second rounder they may wait around for the later rounds to snag a back like Stewart, Jones or Chris Johnson if not trade back into the first round.


19 Philadelphia Eagles DeSean Jackson, WR, California
A WR they've been lacking since the departure of T.O. DeSean Jackson will immidiately step in and provide a much needed explosive reciever the Eagles need. A perfect fit seeing how he can turn short plays into touchdowns.

20 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Philip Merling, DE, Clemson
We all knew the hype surrounding them and Calvin Johnson last season. I can see them targeting DeSean Jackson and Malcolm Kelly.Limas Sweed is coming off of injury while Manningham, Thomas and Hardy are reaches with value available in the second round. Merling will step in on the other side of former Clemson teammate Gaines Adams.


21 Washington Redskins Devin Thomas, WR, Michigan State
They are looking for a DE but at this point they're options there are very limited. Quentin Groves is a possibility but he's projected more OLB in a 34. Devin Thomas may attempt to be that #2 guy to take some of the pressure of Santana Moss.


22 Dallas Cowboys Aqib Talib, CB, Kansas
They're not going to pay Tennessee's asking price for Pac Man Jones. After losing Jacque Reeves and it is speculated that Anthony Henry will be moved to safety the Cowboys will need someone to add depth and compete for the spot opposite of Terrance Newman. Talib is a playmaker with top 15 talent who is being held down by his timed speed.

23 Pittsburgh Steelers Gosder Cherilus, OT, Boston College
Marvel Smith has been hurt and Alan Faneca is gone now. They'll most likely be out for the best offensive linemen available and that would be Cherilus. (supposedly).

24 Tennessee Titans Kentwan Balmer, DT, North Carolina
Though they did just add Jevon Kearse, they did lose Antwan Odom, Travis LaBoy and Randy Starks. Balmer should not only step in aside at DT immidiately but has DE possibilities in the 34 incase they choose to move Albert Haynesworth inside and go that route. Their reciever are bad but right now not as bad as their offensive line.

25 Seattle Seahawks Dustin Keller, TE, Purdue
Athletic TE which will force defenses to spread out against them. They may look at Johnathan Stewart but i seriouslly doubt it with Maurice Morris, Julius Jones and T.J. Duckett not to mention Shaun Alexander has not yet been cut.

26 Jacksonville Jaguars Quentin Groves, DE/OLB, Auburn
Marcus Stroud's fat as is gone. So is Bobby McCray and Reggie Hayward cant seem to stay on the field. Groves at this point i the best pass rusher available. A fast and physical guy who will fit in nicely with the Jags. They may also look at WR's James Hardy and Limas Sweed here.

27 San Diego Chargers Kenny Phillips, S, Miami (FL)
Marlon McCree is gone i believe and they will need someone to come in and play next to Eric Weddle. Though Reggie Smith is a strong possibility, Kenny Phillips has better ball skills for that Ball hawking defense. A steal at this point who will fall a little due to his timed speed in the 40.

28 Dallas Cowboys Chris Johnson, RB, East Carolina
Every draft has a few reaches, falls and surprises. Here's mines. People may ask why not go with Johnathan Stewart here who is the best back available at this point. He, like Marion Barber is a powerback with no second gear and while Felix Jones is a faster back rather then a power back, Jerry Jones is obsessed with explosive players like Chris Johnson. A guy who will be fit into Dallas' offense very similarly to how Reggie Bush was used with Deuce McAlister the year before last and should contribue in the return game immidiately.


29 San Francisco 49ers Limas Sweed, WR, Texas
A guy who may take a bit of a nose dive due to his repeat wrist injuries. At this point would be the best player available to fit the Niners needs and Sweed is a steal. a big reciever with capabilities to turn into a #1. Very similar in style to Roy Williams who played under OC Mike Martz in Detroit. Will compete for his spot in the line up with Issac Bruce and will allow San Francisco to move Bryant Johnson to the slot.

30 Green Bay Packers Reggie Smith, S, Oklahoma
Athletic Safety who will be able to come in and play either Safety or a little nickel back along side one of the best corner tandems in the league. They may also look for at OT here though at this point it'd be a bit of a reach.

31 New York Giants Jerod Mayo, LB, Tennessee
Fast and physical linebacker which will be brought in to fill the void made by the departure of ILB Kawika Mitchell.

spencer49er
04-07-2008, 04:13 PM
Jacksonville Jaguars run a 4-3 on defense.
Groves is a "Tweener" not a 4-3 DE in PROs

Their needs are:
1. Defensive End
2. Safety
3. Defensive Tackle

Gof the Gij
04-07-2008, 04:14 PM
Groves can be a 4-3 DE, but most likely in a Cover 2 defense. A better fit for the Jags is Phillip Merling...the question is how they feel about his injury.

roryslosh
04-07-2008, 04:18 PM
Pretty good mock, only thing id say is no way the Jets draft Mcfadden over Gholston. If nothing else the Jets will take him just so new england cant.

Gof the Gij
04-07-2008, 04:22 PM
they oviouslly wouldn't be able to take Merling in this situation. Reguardless of wheather Groves is coming outta a 2 or 3 point his job will be to get after the QB so why not?

One pick I do wanna get a reaction from is the Chris Johnson pick. He is projected a early 2nd rounder...Johnathan Stewart's injury hurt him & I think Garrett will be salivating at how he could incorporte Johnson into his system. I think really it'd be between him and Felix Jones.

I think there's no way in hell Jerry Jones picks Johnson over Jones. He has a boner for anyone coming out of Arkansas, and the only way he doesn't throw a *****fit about not getting McFadden is if he gets Felix.

And I agree that in this situation Jacksonville would most likely take Groves, but I think either Merling or Balmer will be there for them, and they'd probably target those two over Quentin Groves.

Also, I can't see Tennessee taking Balmer over Sweed. Haynesworth is obviously dominant inside, and I think they feel pretty good with Tony Brown. Sweed fills a much bigger need for them, and is a very convenient pick with Vince Young at QB.

spencer49er
04-07-2008, 04:30 PM
they oviouslly wouldn't be able to take Merling in this situation. Reguardless of wheather Groves is coming outta a 2 or 3 point his job will be to get after the QB so why not? .....


Does not have the strength needed to battle constantly with an offensive lineman at the X's....(lacks size and bulk to over-power bigger people)...Very inefficient when trying to split double teams, as he will generally get washed out vs. combo blocks..
http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/quentin-groves?id=240

roleplay3r1
04-07-2008, 04:35 PM
Johnathan Stewart's injury hurt him

No it didn't. He is going to be ready by TC.

Max_Power
04-07-2008, 04:35 PM
Nice job, but here is some input:

-Good point about Miami, wouldn't be shocked to see Jake there. It's a pretty good possibility.

-Interesting you have Albert that high. I don't see it happening, but it's not TOO far-fetched. Also, I believe Williams>Otah. But that could just be personal opinion.

-Malcolm Kelly is FAR too high. Especially with his stock dramatically falling. I could definitely see them picking up a quality receiver in the second round though, potentially even trading up to get one if they have one targeted. The situation they have is ridiculous. That team is in bad shape and it's only getting worse.

-I wouldn't call Thomas Jones a "major bust". 1100+ yards is still sufficient and he was also the first RB to get 100+ yards on the Steelers since I think 2003. Not saying McFadden is a bad pick, I just have a hard time agreeing with that statement. Their OC was on par with Hostler also.

-Keller is not worth a 1st personally, but you never know.

-I would accept Sweed if he fell that far. Great hands, great work ethic and an all-around good guy.

roryslosh
04-07-2008, 04:35 PM
The Jets made it pretty ovious with the trade for Thomas Jones last year they were intrested in upgrading their running attack. He didn't pan out. That new line should help. Plus McFadden, Jones & Washington remind me a hell of a lot of Tomlinson, Turner & Sproles...

I disagree, I would be shocked if they passed Gholston if he's even there.

Max_Power
04-07-2008, 04:38 PM
Does Dwight Freeney have any of that ****? lol. That's who Groves compares to in my eyes. A little bigger body, similar structure and they play very similarly...

I agree with that statement. No matter what system Groves is thrown in, I can see him doing well. I would say he is better fit for a 3-4, but he could still play 4-3.

SB49er4life
04-07-2008, 04:57 PM
Jacksonville Jaguars run a 4-3 on defense.
Groves is a "Tweener" not a 4-3 DE in PROs

Their needs are:
1. Defensive End
2. Safety
3. Defensive Tackle

Are you still going by the nfl.com drafting profiles as if they are the Bible of projections ?

Groves' position where he adds the most possible value to a team is a 3-4 OLB; it doesn't mean he can't make a mean DE in a 4-3 if he wants to.

Especially since he played DE all but for a few snaps at Auburn...

SB49er4life
04-07-2008, 05:00 PM
Pretty good mock, only thing id say is no way the Jets draft Mcfadden over Gholston. If nothing else the Jets will take him just so new england cant.

The Jets' have spent a fortune getting the right pieces to their 3-4 D... but their offense is very lackluster and doesn't scare anybody.

They have also invested a TON in their offensive line... and Darren McFadden is a player that can take an opening to pay dirt.

The Pats' just lost their All-Pro CB, so it's not a lock they take Gholston at #7.

roryslosh
04-07-2008, 05:04 PM
The Jets' have spent a fortune getting the right pieces to their 3-4 D... but their offense is very lackluster and doesn't scare anybody.

They have also invested a TON in their offensive line... and Darren McFadden is a player that can take an opening to pay dirt.

The Pats' just lost their All-Pro CB, so it's not a lock they take Gholston at #7.

Maybe im a little more high on Gholston than most, I just think he'd be clearly bpa at the jets pick.

Honestly I think its ludicrous to even suggest the pats wont pick him if hes there.

nikkayeah
04-07-2008, 05:30 PM
good mock wigga

49ersforlife5x
04-07-2008, 05:37 PM
1 Miami Dolphins Jake Long, OT, Michigan
Doesnt matter who the QB, their offensive line problems have been consisttent for years now. New HC Tony Sparano is a former offensive line coach in Dallas.

2 St. Louis Rams Chris Long, DE, Virginia
The safest pick in the draft. A big body guy who can play DE or OLB in either the 43 or 34 defense. With him and Adam Carriker they've got a good set of 34 DE's who can also play in the 43.

3 Atlanta Falcons Glenn Dorsey, DT, LSU
With the loss of Rod Coleman they may very well be looking at another interior defensive linemen. Mike Smith has a defensive background and i truely believe Aruthr Blank is to have lost affection for Mike Vick.


4 Oakland Raiders Sedrick Ellis, DT, USC
With Warren Sapp's retirement they're going to need somebody who can play inside since they are planning to move Kelly to DT. Ellis is a USC guy like coach Lane Kiffin. A lot of people would make a case for McFadden but really how good could those shut down corners be without a front 7 that can put pressure on the QB (see Denver Broncos).

5 Kansas City Chiefs Branden Albert, OT/OG, Virginia
A guy who will follow in the footsteps of D'Brickashaw Ferguson. that KC O-line has been great for years and all of a sudden became real crappy. They may throw a curve ball at us here tho and go with Matt Ryan.

6 New York Jets Darren McFadden, RB, Arkansas
Thomas Jones was a major bust for the Jets last season. Leon Washington is a great change of pace back but Darren McFadden will give them that big play capability to take pressure off the QB they've been lacking since Curtis Martin.


7 New England Patriots Vernon Gholston, DE/OLB, Ohio State
A lot of people can see New England looking to replace Asante at this spot. However if Gholston is sitting there he could be of much help. Rosey Colvin was given his walking papers and those linebackers are aging. Give New England another great pass rushing threat to go along with Adelius Thomas on the other side.

8 Baltimore Ravens Matt Ryan, QB, Boston College
The best QB in the draft, not an Elite QB however. Will have time to develop and at the same time compete for playing time with Kyle Boller.

9 Cincinnati Bengals Malcolm Kelly, WR, Oklahoma
They're run defense sucked last year ad Rudi Johnson's productivity is starting to decline. With the cutting of Chris Henry this move will be made both in the intrest of replacing Henry and making Chad Johnson happy.


10 New Orleans Saints Leodis McKelvin, CB, Troy
They've spent a lot of money this offseason bringing in some key guys on defense. Leodis McKelvin is very similar to Asante Samuel with his athletcism. Should immidiately compete for a starting job and will step in and return kicks.


11 Buffalo Bills Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, CB, Tennessee State
They lost Nate Clements last year and Terrence McGee is good but cant do it all by himself. If Malcolm Kelly is there they will be salivating over him but if he is indeed gone Cromartie is a CB who can help out that defense immidiately.

12 Denver Broncos Keith Rivers, LB, USC
In releasing Al Wilson and moving DJ Williams inside they really softened up that run defense. Keith Rivers will step in where DJ Williams stepped out along with Ian Gold. I wouldnt be surprise if we see them reach for a Defensive linemen here like Derrick Harvey or Kentwan Balmer if not a reciever not that Javon Walker is gone.

13 Carolina Panthers Ryan Clady, OT, Boise State
With the departure of RB DeShaun Foster you could make a case they may eyeball Rashard Mendenhall here but it is possible that they think this is DeAngelo Williams' break out year. Jeff Otah's stock is probably higher right now but it is said Carolina is flirting with the idea of Ryan Clady.

14 Chicago Bears Jeff Otah, OT, Pittsburgh
Again, they will look at Mendenhall but with so much invested in their #1 like Carolina they may look to address maybe a change of pace back to go along with Cedric Benson in the mold of Thomas Jones in the second round. I would expect them to look for a QB within the first two rounds, there is really no QB of value at #14 so i think they'll go with a little trench work.


15 Detroit Lions Rahard Mendenhall, RB, Illinois
Tatum Bell proved to be another system back like Mike Anderson and Olandis Gary. Kevin Jones suckes just as bad as i said he would since he was at Virginia Tech. Mendenhall will give them that hard runner they lacked in last year's post season push.

16 Arizona Cardinals Mike Jenkins, CB, South Florida
Physical corner, very simliar to Nate Clements who will fill in for Antrel Rolle who is moving for CB to Safety.

17 Minnesota Vikings Derrick Harvey, DE, Florida
Kenechi Udeze is unfortunately battling Leukimia and they seemed to be flirting with Justin Smith and Antwan Odom. The Loss of Corey Williams will not make it any easier on the defensive line. Derrick Harvey is a guy who lives in the backfield and will turn into an absolute monster for himself.

18 Houston Texans Chris Williams, OT, Vanderbilt
If he falls this far he will be a no brainer. Will continue to help that O-Line who is slowly being worked on by Gary Kubiak. They definately will look at a RB but with the injury to Johnathan Stewart and Felix Jones now being projected in some mock drafts as a second rounder they may wait around for the later rounds to snag a back like Stewart, Jones or Chris Johnson if not trade back into the first round.


19 Philadelphia Eagles DeSean Jackson, WR, California
A WR they've been lacking since the departure of T.O. DeSean Jackson will immidiately step in and provide a much needed explosive reciever the Eagles need. A perfect fit seeing how he can turn short plays into touchdowns.

20 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Philip Merling, DE, Clemson
We all knew the hype surrounding them and Calvin Johnson last season. I can see them targeting DeSean Jackson and Malcolm Kelly.Limas Sweed is coming off of injury while Manningham, Thomas and Hardy are reaches with value available in the second round. Merling will step in on the other side of former Clemson teammate Gaines Adams.


21 Washington Redskins Devin Thomas, WR, Michigan State
They are looking for a DE but at this point they're options there are very limited. Quentin Groves is a possibility but he's projected more OLB in a 34. Devin Thomas may attempt to be that #2 guy to take some of the pressure of Santana Moss.


22 Dallas Cowboys Aqib Talib, CB, Kansas
They're not going to pay Tennessee's asking price for Pac Man Jones. After losing Jacque Reeves and it is speculated that Anthony Henry will be moved to safety the Cowboys will need someone to add depth and compete for the spot opposite of Terrance Newman. Talib is a playmaker with top 15 talent who is being held down by his timed speed.

23 Pittsburgh Steelers Gosder Cherilus, OT, Boston College
Marvel Smith has been hurt and Alan Faneca is gone now. They'll most likely be out for the best offensive linemen available and that would be Cherilus. (supposedly).

24 Tennessee Titans Kentwan Balmer, DT, North Carolina
Though they did just add Jevon Kearse, they did lose Antwan Odom, Travis LaBoy and Randy Starks. Balmer should not only step in aside at DT immidiately but has DE possibilities in the 34 incase they choose to move Albert Haynesworth inside and go that route. Their reciever are bad but right now not as bad as their offensive line.

25 Seattle Seahawks Dustin Keller, TE, Purdue
Athletic TE which will force defenses to spread out against them. They may look at Johnathan Stewart but i seriouslly doubt it with Maurice Morris, Julius Jones and T.J. Duckett not to mention Shaun Alexander has not yet been cut.

26 Jacksonville Jaguars Quentin Groves, DE/OLB, Auburn
Marcus Stroud's fat as is gone. So is Bobby McCray and Reggie Hayward cant seem to stay on the field. Groves at this point i the best pass rusher available. A fast and physical guy who will fit in nicely with the Jags. They may also look at WR's James Hardy and Limas Sweed here.

27 San Diego Chargers Kenny Phillips, S, Miami (FL)
Marlon McCree is gone i believe and they will need someone to come in and play next to Eric Weddle. Though Reggie Smith is a strong possibility, Kenny Phillips has better ball skills for that Ball hawking defense. A steal at this point who will fall a little due to his timed speed in the 40.

28 Dallas Cowboys Chris Johnson, RB, East Carolina
Every draft has a few reaches, falls and surprises. Here's mines. People may ask why not go with Johnathan Stewart here who is the best back available at this point. He, like Marion Barber is a powerback with no second gear and while Felix Jones is a faster back rather then a power back, Jerry Jones is obsessed with explosive players like Chris Johnson. A guy who will be fit into Dallas' offense very similarly to how Reggie Bush was used with Deuce McAlister the year before last and should contribue in the return game immidiately.


29 San Francisco 49ers Limas Sweed, WR, Texas
A guy who may take a bit of a nose dive due to his repeat wrist injuries. At this point would be the best player available to fit the Niners needs and Sweed is a steal. a big reciever with capabilities to turn into a #1. Very similar in style to Roy Williams who played under OC Mike Martz in Detroit. Will compete for his spot in the line up with Issac Bruce and will allow San Francisco to move Bryant Johnson to the slot.

30 Green Bay Packers Reggie Smith, S, Oklahoma
Athletic Safety who will be able to come in and play either Safety or a little nickel back along side one of the best corner tandems in the league. They may also look for at OT here though at this point it'd be a bit of a reach.

31 New York Giants Jerod Mayo, LB, Tennessee
Fast and physical linebacker which will be brought in to fill the void made by the departure of ILB Kawika Mitchell.

Kelly as a top 10?! Not happening.
All together there's a lot of reaching. I'll give you credit, though, you've done some thinking about draft scenarios, But just my opinion, a lot of this would be reaching.

dbro0880
04-07-2008, 07:13 PM
one thing i think a lot of people are forgetting is who Jacksonvilles new D Coordinator is... Greg Williams loves to blitz in his system Groves could play D-end and OLB...to be honest there the team im most scared about getting him

Gof the Gij
04-07-2008, 07:19 PM
one thing i think a lot of people are forgetting is who Jacksonvilles new D Coordinator is... Greg Williams loves to blitz in his system Groves could play D-end and OLB...to be honest there the team im most scared about getting him

Good point, but Williams is also notorious for using players who nobody's really heard of and maximizing their potential, so they might not feel the need to pick a pass rusher that high, opting maybe for a receiver or offensive lineman. He also tends to favor bigger players along his line if I'm not mistaken.

Max_Power
04-07-2008, 11:46 PM
no I hear ya, Gholston is a monster but I think there is bigger need for a stud RB like McFadden then a pass rusher.

I Kno NE just lost their #1 corner but pretty much any corner is a reach at #7 this year. Its a solid class but there is no Elite corner. Those LB's are getting old, Gholston could work himself into some PT.

To whoever said Jacksonville may look elsewhere from Groves...id like them in that case looking at Sweed or Hardy. Another big *** reciever which they love out there...

Williams and Jones is enough. They also just signed Jerry Porter to a big one. I'd rule receiver out. The pick I could see them looking for will be the best available of o-line, d-line, linebacker or corner. They go by the BPA method so I don't think of the those four areas, one will be ranked higher than another.

roleplay3r1
04-08-2008, 12:05 PM
I'd rather have Reggie.

roryslosh
04-09-2008, 07:15 PM
The Jets' have spent a fortune getting the right pieces to their 3-4 D... but their offense is very lackluster and doesn't scare anybody.

They have also invested a TON in their offensive line... and Darren McFadden is a player that can take an opening to pay dirt.

The Pats' just lost their All-Pro CB, so it's not a lock they take Gholston at #7.

Well well, over the last 2 days both the jets and pats happend to be on the clock on path to the draft. Both of the insiders representing each team said that each team would pretty much crap their pants if Gholston was there.

badass316
04-10-2008, 12:09 AM
I don't think Malcolm Kelly may even be a 1st round pick now, let alone top 10. I definitely think the bengals are going Defense with their 9th overall pick.

Leeding49er
04-10-2008, 02:09 AM
I'd be interesting in picking up Stewart based on this scenario. He's a bruising RB who could really form a fantastic 1-2 punch with Frank Gore (when Stewart gets fit).

RB is obviously not a need, but if you go on BPA, he would have to be considered.

Not that I think Stewart will fall as far as 29, you understand.

Sweed would be a decent pick at 29 (more mentally reliable than other WRs in this draft!), but I'm generally not keen on sides that use their 1st rounders on WR.