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27 Alec Ogletree* ILB Georgia 6' 3" 232
57 John Jenkins DT Georgia 6' 4" 350 89 Marcus Davis WR Virginia Tech 6' 4" 232 121 Xavier Nixon OT Florida 6' 5" 300 153 Shawn Williams S Georgia 6' 1" 220 185 Terry Hawthorne CB Illinois 6' 0" 190 217 T.J. Johnson OC South Carolina 6' 4" 314 I'm not sure about this one. Ogletree is a true talent on the field, but he is high risk off the field. He can cover and he can tackle. He is on the light size for what I have seen Wade use, so I don't know that he is an option. Jenkins is a huge man, and Gary tends to steer away from huge men. I hope he drops to the 57 pick and we take him. Davis is also a question mark, he is not a high motor guy, and he is not a willing blocker. I like all three of these guys, I just don't think the Texans will want them. 27 Tavon Austin WR West Virginia 5' 9" 173 57 John Jenkins DT Georgia 6' 4" 350 89 Joseph Fauria TE UCLA 6' 8" 252 121 Shawn Williams S Georgia 6' 1" 220 153 A.J. Klein ILB Iowa State 6' 1" 240 185 Bruce Taylor ILB Virginia Tech 6' 2" 246 217 Joe Kruger* DE Utah 6' 7" 280 Austin is a matchup nightmare, and he is a tough guy. Not the ideal height and weight, but in the slot the other team will have issues with him. I like the idea of a big man in the middle for a change. Fauria will give rare red zone height. Williams is a strong leader and is always around the ball. Klein is a tackling machine, and Taylor is going to be one year removed from a lisfranc injury, could be a steal. No way Kruger last long, can he?
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27 Alec Ogletree* ILB Georgia 6' 3" 232
57 John Jenkins DT Georgia 6' 4" 350 89 Marcus Davis WR Virginia Tech 6' 4" 232 121 Xavier Nixon OT Florida 6' 5" 300 153 Shawn Williams S Georgia 6' 1" 220 185 Terry Hawthorne CB Illinois 6' 0" 190 217 T.J. Johnson OC South Carolina 6' 4" 314 While not the worst, it's not the direction I see the Texans going in. 1. Justin Hunter* WR Tennessee 6' 4" 196 2012 Second team All-SEC. With Schaub's accuracy in question, Hunter gives him a huge radius receiver to throw to... 4.4 speed and another reason will come later that helps this decision. The comparisons to J. Jones and AJ Green don't hurt either... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE6GXID2dXk He had 73 receptions, 1083 yards, and 9 td's, on a loaded Tennessee team last year. 2. Brandon Jenkins OLB Florida State 6' 3" 251 Jenkins would have been a top 15 pick this year if not for his foot injury(lis franc) at the beginnig of the season. If he performs well at his proday, and with the impending move of Brooks Reed to ILB , I believe Jenkins will be a Texan if he's still on the board. That will give us a Barwin(if resigned), Mercilus, and Jenkins rotation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYECkG3qJmM 3a. Tyler Bray* QB Tennessee 6' 6" 210 This kid really impressed at the combine and has alot of good tape out there(Like the one above with Justin Hunter on the receiving end). He's young and can be groomed as the potential starter in a year or two, barring any injury to Schaub....Has the height and arm strength Kubiak usually looks for in a QB. 3b. Da'Rick Rogers* WR Tennessee Tech 6' 3" 217 2011 First team All-SEC. Talented, tough receiver that played with Hunter and Bray at Tennessee before being dissmissed from the team. There are some character concerns, but taking the risk in the middle rounds on his type of talent could well be worth it. If he can stay out of trouble, we'd have secured one of the most coveted WR / QB trio's in recent memory. If Hunter hadn't hurt his knee and Rogers not get booted from the team later, who knows how far they would have gone in 2011 and 2012. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BHOXRyDLuw 4. David Quessenberry OT San Jose State 6' 5" 302 Butler is released, Newton has new competition for RT now. 5. Jordan Hill DT Penn State 6' 1" 297 Nonstop motor, stout against the run. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJcbDCuStPs 6. D.J. Swearinger S South Carolina 6' 0" 210 Say goodbye Keo. Manning is 31. 6b. A.J. Klein ILB Iowa State 6' 1" 240 or Nico Johnson ILB Alabama 6' 2" 245 7. Quinton Dial 3-4DE Alabama 6' 5" 300 Nick Saban coached DL with two Championships. UDFA- Cameron Lawrence LB Mississippi St. 6' 3" 240 (over 120 tackles in each of the last two season in the SEC) Last edited by Blitzwood; 03-02-2013 at 10:28 PM. |
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27 Matt Elam* S Florida 5' 10" 199
57 Quinton Patton WR Louisiana Tech 6' 2" 195 89 Chase Thomas OLB Stanford 6' 4" 240 95 Marquise Goodwin WR Texas 5' 9" 180 124 Christine Michael RB Texas A&M 5' 11" 215 160 Malliciah Goodman DE Clemson 6' 4" 280 195 Josh Evans S Florida 6' 1" 195 201 Quanterus Smith DE Western Kentucky 6' 5" 244 233 Ryan Allen PT Louisiana Tech 6' 2" 215 We finally have the supplemental picks in and a new mock that reflect those picks. My take: 27 Desmond Trufant CB Washington 6' 0" 172 57 Ryan Swope WR Texas A&M 6' 0" 204 89 Chase Thomas OLB Stanford 6' 4" 240 95 Joseph Fauria TE UCLA 6' 8" 252 124 Christine Michael RB Texas A&M 5' 11" 220 160 A.J. Klein ILB Iowa State 6' 1" 240 195 Robert Lester S Alabama 6' 2" 207 201 Oday Aboushi OT Virginia 6' 6" 310 233 Spencer Nealy DT Texas A&M 6' 5" 277 I never intended to have this many Aggies in my mock, it just happened that way. Trufant is a very solid kid, he could allow the Texans to move Jackson to Safety. Swope was BPA at a position of need, he has great hands, run precise routes, and he has deceptive speed. I took Thomas due to the fact that I have been mocking him to the Texans almost all season. I think he can be both a OLB and a ILB in our system. Fauria is a huge red zone target. Michaels, he knows the scheme, and they need a #3 RB. Klein is a tackling machine. Lester has really dropped, he was projected to be an early round Safety for most of the season, Aboushi was also projected in the 3rd on many boards, and Nealy is a why not pick.
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If I had my way we would trade out of the 1st and get another 2nd round pick, three 2nd round picks would help the team rebuild quality depth quickly.
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I'm wondering if I'm in the minority with this, but I would not be opposed to drafting EJ Manuel in the first round to sit a year behind Schaub. This kid s the skills to run Kubiak's offense in my opinion. For the record, I'm a Schaub fan. It just looks like this could be an upgrade at the most important position. Assuming of course, he's still on the board.
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interesting thought, guess I'd be ok with that draft pick if it occurred.
for sure hadn't considered it before mentioned. Likely he won't be there at 27 is my guess. I guess we don't need an impact starter in round 1 or 2 this year? |
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1st - QB EJ Manuel - Fla St. 2nd - CB Darius Slay - Miss St. 3rd - WR Ryan Swope - Tx A&M 3rd - ILB Zaviar Gooden - Missouri 4th - RT David Quessenberry - San Jose St. 5th - OLB Cornelius Washington - UGa 6th - WR Aaron Mellette - Elon 6th - NT Josh Boyd - Miss St 7th - TE Michael Williams - Ala By the way, I love WR Da'Rick Rogers (3rd round?) but he scares me b/c I think he might be a knucklehead like T.O. or Jacoby Jones. It will be interesting to watch his career. So, I gambled on two WRs in this draft.
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WR DeAndre Hopkins Clemson QB EJ Manuel Fla St CB DJ Hayden Houston (Don't see him lasting this long) OT David Quessenberry San Jose St OLB Devin Taylor S. Carolina FS Josh Evans Florida (The "other" S from Florida) NT Josh Boyd Miss St. CB Darius Slay Miss St. (I'd be very surprised if Slay is not at least a 3rd round pick)
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I would not draft The Honeybadger until the 4th round after everyone else sent him a msg that he needs to clean up his act.
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27 D.J. Fluker* OT Alabama 6' 6" 340
57 Quinton Patton WR Louisiana Tech 6' 2" 195 89 Chase Thomas OLB Stanford 6' 4" 240 95 John Simon DE Ohio State 6' 2" 260 124 Levine Toilolo* TE Stanford 6' 8" 263 160 Duke Williams S Nevada 6' 1" 185 195 Shamarko Thomas S Syracuse 5' 10" 206 201 Mario Benavides OC Louisville 6' 4" 304 233 Michael Buchanan DE Illinois 6' 6" 240 Not exactly a bad mock, nor a great mock. It's solid. This is my 1st mock since the recent signings. 27 D.J. Fluker* OT Alabama 6' 6" 340 57 Ryan Swope WR Texas A&M 6' 0" 204 89 Landry Jones QB Oklahoma 6' 4" 216 95 Kiko Alonso ILB Oregon 6' 4" 242 124 Shawn Williams S Georgia 6' 1" 220 160 A.J. Klein ILB Iowa State 6' 1" 240 195 Stepfan Taylor RB Stanford 5' 9" 209 201 Joe Kruger* DE Utah 6' 7" 280 233 Aaron Mellette WR Elon 6' 3" 211 Newton's injury is a bugger to recover from and he is not going to be at OTA's, Fluker would give the Texans a huge right side, assuming that Brooks is the RG next season. Fluker will need coaching work, so Ryan Harris maybe a vet stop gap. Swope is a shorter faster version of Walters, IMO. For the 3rd round pick I wanted to throw a new name into the mix, I like EJ Manuel but he is climbing higher than I am comfortable taking him with all the teams needs. So what do you guys think of Jones as a developmental guy? Might be the type player that would benefit from being on a Kubiak team. Now it's time for defense, two ILBs and a safety, this is where I believe we see the Ed Reed player/coach really payoff. Reed learned to break down tape from Ray Ray, and now he can pass that onto these three guys. Kruger has the look of a OLB in Wade's system. As for Taylor, he is compact back that looks like a good fit. Mellette is a why not type pick.
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