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1. Jadaveon Clowney, DE, S. Carolina As you might expect, the big name QBs fell off the board leaving Zach Mettenberger, A.J. McCarron, Tahj Boyd and Aaron Murray. But I figure they can wait. OG-OC Cyril Richardson and DB Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix are available but I fall back on getting help in the middle: 2. Shayne Skov, ILB, Stanford At the start of Round 3, all the QBs are still available so I take the one I think O'Brien would like even though I'm not a big fan. 3. Zach Mettenberg, QB, LSU Now back to helping the defense (I'd love to help the OL but I'm too unfamiliar with the OT candidates at this level of the draft board). 4. Dominique Easley, DT, Florida A very talented guy in the middle who has had some injury issues. Florida's defemse was stout even though their offense was crappy. And here's another big-play guy who I'm shocked is still there: 5. Chris Davis, CB, Auburn You can see I probably saw more SEC than other parts of the country this year. I really have no idea who O'Brien or Crennel wants or whether Rick Smith or Bob McNair will have some influence. I'd also love it if you could do trade downs. I gotta get ready for work so I'll try my hand at a Bridgewater draft later. 5. |
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I see what you mean. I just started with Jake Matthews and Derek Carr goes off the board before Clowney who fell to #6.
Sounds like this needs more tweaking.
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1. Jake Matthews, OT, Texas A&M
2. Bradley Roby, CB, Ohio St. 3. Shayne Skov, ILB, Stanford 4. Jackson Jeffcoat, DE-OLB, Texas 5. Tajh Boyd, QB, Clemson Mettenberg was still there in the third again. I'm toying with the idea of O'Brien trading our second to the Patriots for QB Ryan Mallett. It's probably too high a pick to give up but he's not just a backup QB. He's knows O'Brien's system from New England days so he should have a quick learning curve to his system. And Belichick *loves* having a pick at that point in the draft because he can package this and his low first to move up or he can start trading down to acquire more picks so he can start building back depth. |
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After I took Bridgewater, entirely different options started opening up.
1. Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville 2. Kyle Van Noy, DE-OLB, BYU 3. Juwaun James, OT, Tennessee 4. Dominique Easley, DT, Florida 5. Carlos Hyde, RB, Ohio St. |
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Other than taking a RT 1-1 this would be a home run draft. Trade back, grab another second, throw the best OG on the table into the mix and now we're talking.
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This site updates every Tuesday so it weighed in the risers and fallers from the Senior Bowl and my Clowney draft had some big surprises. Without trading up or back, this might be a dream draft:
1. Jadaveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina 2. Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M 3. Cyril Richardson, G, Baylor 4. Carlos Hyde, RB, Ohio State 5. Max Bullough, ILB, Michigan St. 6. Chris Davis, CB-KR, Auburn 7. Carrington Byndum, CB, Texas Picks 2-3 were in the "too good to pass up" category. Hyde and Bullough fill needs while the two corners at the bottom are both solid guys who held up well against top competition. While I'm skittish about Manzeil, he's less of a risk at 2-1 and should at least have a longer honeymoon than some other QBs we could bring in. |
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I like Manziel but I think no way he lasts till 2.1.
So (somebody had to do it): 1 (1) QB JOHNNY MANZIEL TEXAS A&M 2 (33) TE JACE AMARO TEXAS TECH 3 (65) ILB CHRIS BORLAND WISCONSIN 4 (97) DT DOMINIQUE EASLEY FLORIDA 5 (129) CB ROSS COCKRELL DUKE I think whomever gets Manziel really ought to bring him along slower than what has become the norm lately (i.e., being thrown to the wolves). He's still practically a teenager. Perhaps, at least, splitting time with a vet during his first year..... |
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