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Old 01-18-2012, 02:14 PM
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27 Melvin Ingram DT South Carolina 6' 2" 264
58 Rueben Randle* WR LSU 6' 3" 201
89 Mike Brewster OC Ohio State 6' 5" 293
121 Aaron Henry S Wisconsin 6' 0" 210
153 Bobby Wagner ILB Utah State 6' 1" 230
184 Josh Oglesby OT Wisconsin 6' 7" 330
216 Jeremy Ebert WR Northwestern 6' 0" 195

I like the positions taken, but do not agree with the order.

27 Peter Konz* OC Wisconsin 6' 5" 315
58 Kevin Zeitler OG Wisconsin 6' 4" 315
89 Nick Toon WR Wisconsin 6' 3" 212
121 Aaron Henry S Wisconsin 6' 0" 210
153 Kheeston Randall DT Texas 6' 5" 295
184 Josh Oglesby OT Wisconsin 6' 7" 330
216 Jarrett Boykin WR Virginia Tech 6' 2" 215

OK so this one has to many Wisconsin boys in it, but I would be very happy to grab one out of Konz or Zeitler. Konz is the best OC in the draft, and we may loose Meyers.
Randle is coming back.
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Old 01-18-2012, 05:02 PM
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Randle is coming back.
Know where there is a list of the guys that have declared?
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Old 01-18-2012, 05:06 PM
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Know where there is a list of the guys that have declared?
Never mind I found a list:

http://www.gbnreport.com/juniors.htm

And according to that list Randle has declared.
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Old 01-18-2012, 05:19 PM
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Never mind I found a list:

http://www.gbnreport.com/juniors.htm

And according to that list Randle has declared.
Scratch that. I got him and Russell Shepard mixed up.
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Old 01-24-2012, 06:03 PM
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26 Dontari Poe* DT Memphis 6' 5" 350
58 Rueben Randle* WR LSU 6' 3" 201
89 Mike Brewster OC Ohio State 6' 5" 293
121 Harrison Smith S Notre Dame 6' 2" 212
153 Joel Foreman OG Michigan State 6' 4" 304
184 Tyrone Crawford DE Boise State 6' 4" 275
216 Miles Burris ILB San Diego State 6' 3" 240

I have a hard time talking a NT in the 1st, that position only plays in about 40% of the downs, if that. Not sure that is the biggest need at that pick.

My take?

26 Peter Konz* OC Wisconsin 6' 5" 315 or
58 Brandon Boykin CB Georgia 5' 10" 185
89 Aaron Henry S Wisconsin 6' 0" 210
121 Mike Martin DT Michigan 6' 2" 299
153 Vick Ballard RB Mississippi State 5' 11" 215
184 Kheeston Randall DT Texas 6' 5" 295
216 Lucas Nix OG/OT Pittsburgh 6' 6" 300

Meyers should be resigned, and it might be time to start getting his replacement ready and this junior is the top OC in college this year, we are finally at the spot that the 1st pick might have to sit a while.
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Old 01-24-2012, 09:13 PM
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If NT is not a need, why are you taking two DT?

An impact NT like Ngata is certainly worth the money. Where we are drafting, I'm not sure one will be there who is worth it but I'm fine with a true run-stuffer for short yardage situations. It might also be cool to find one who would like to try some lead blocking in short yardage as well.

I'm still for upgrading the secondary first then wide receiver but I would not be too upset if they go NT first.
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Old 01-25-2012, 03:43 AM
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If NT is not a need, why are you taking two DT?

An impact NT like Ngata is certainly worth the money. Where we are drafting, I'm not sure one will be there who is worth it but I'm fine with a true run-stuffer for short yardage situations. It might also be cool to find one who would like to try some lead blocking in short yardage as well.

I'm still for upgrading the secondary first then wide receiver but I would not be too upset if they go NT first.
I did not say that NT was not a need position, only that I did not want to go 1st round on a NT, even at the 26th pick of the 1st round.

One of the DT in my mock is more of a 3-4 DE, IMO, and the Michigan guy is a high motor guy like Mitchell, Watt and Reed, who, again IMO, can be a part of the NT rotation and possible DE rotation. Plus both of these guys were BPA when I took them.

Now if Poe, who I admit I have not seen on tape, is on Wade's list of wants then I will not complain.

BTW I still believe the needs are WR1b, OL depth, DBs if BPA, ILB depth, and I would add DL depth, and RB depth if Ward is cut. In my mocks, I try to go BPA at the slot we pick. I have decided in round 2 on up I can go up to the 5 previous picks and cherry pick a guy, why because I wanted Boykin to return punts in the 2nd.

And if you really want to know I originally took Kendall Wright as a "b" choice for round 1 because he is a game changer and he can fly, and he might be able to return kicks.

We are very early in this process, and I still want to watch the Senior Bowl practices and catch up on last weekends East West game. (DVR). So I am in no way writing my picks in ink just yet. Some of these guys will not be on my final list of possible picks.
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Old 01-25-2012, 04:21 AM
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I missed it and I want to change my 1st pick to

26 Jerel Worthy* DT Michigan State 6' 3" 292

He is similar to Watt IMO and he can be the replacement to Smith when his contract is up.

That would mean that the entire draft would change for me. So here is a 2nd attempt at it.

26 Jerel Worthy* DE Michigan State 6' 3" 292
58 Nick Toon WR Wisconsin 6' 3" 212
89 Kendall Reyes NT/DE Connecticut 6' 4" 295 (this one's for Bob + he's a team captain)
121 Jerry Franklin ILB Arkansas 6' 1" 241
153 Josh Norman CB Coastal Carolina 6' 2" 190
184 Jarrett Boykin WR Virginia Tech 6' 2" 215
216 Lucas Nix OG/OT Pittsburgh 6' 6" 300

Different take on the same draft, I'm sure all of us on this site can do a different cherry pick and have a reasonable justification for the picks.
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Old 01-29-2012, 11:54 PM
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26 Dontari Poe* DT Memphis 6' 5" 350
58 Rueben Randle* WR LSU 6' 3" 201
89 Mike Brewster OC Ohio State 6' 5" 293
121 Harrison Smith S Notre Dame 6' 2" 212
153 Joel Foreman OG Michigan State 6' 4" 304
184 Tyrone Crawford DE Boise State 6' 4" 275
216 Miles Burris ILB San Diego State 6' 3" 240
My Take:

26. Stephon Gilmore* CB South Carolina 6' 1" 188
58. Kevin Zeitler OG Wisconsin 6' 4" 315
89. Marvin McNutt WR Iowa 6' 4" 215
121. Derek Wolfe DT Cincinnati 6' 5" 298
153. Joe Adams WR Arkansas 5' 11" 182
184. Austin Davis QB Southern Miss 6' 2" 208
216. Cody Johnson FB Texas 5' 11" 250
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Old 01-30-2012, 05:41 PM
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The only defensive player I'm interested in right now in the Draft would be CB because I'm begining to wonder if Kareem Jackson will ever learn to watch the WR's eyes and turn his head for the int.

Why the preoccupation with DT & NT? We may need one in the future, but didn't we just finish like 4th against the run last year?

Start talking more WR & OL and I will listen better.
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