Official 2013 NFL Draft - Rounds 4-7 Thread

[popanot]

Last 2 picks:: Dysert or Bray and Ellison or Ceire Wood. Of course, I'll be completely wrong on both picks.

[popanot]

There goes Ellington. And I guess the Texans still have 3 picks left.

[Warren]

I never get tired of that John Clayton commercial. And that's a good thing, because ESPN definitely gives you every opportunity to get tired of it.

[Warren]

WR Alan Bonner, Jacksonville St.

[Nconroe]

WR Allen Bonner

[chuck]

There's the return man for Bob.

[gunn]

Who? Still waiting to trust Kubiak with an offensive pick...

[Warren]

Slot receiver with average to below average tools. Reliable hands and smooth route runner. Small school guy who didn't dominate that level or do much when he played against bigger programs.

[HPF Bob]

And now a nose plug from Bowling Green.

[HPF Bob]

And Ryan Griffin from Tulane is this year's QB project.

[Warren]

Chris Jones is a scrappy DT who had 12.5 sacks as a senior despite being undersized (6-1, 300ish) and not especially explosive. Plays hard and uses his hands well. More of the penetrator that Wade has had success with than the massive, block-eating NT we've been looking for.

[nunusguy]

Originally Posted by Warren

Chris Jones is a scrappy DT who had 12.5 sacks as a senior despite being undersized (6-1, 300ish) and not especially explosive. Plays hard and uses his hands well. More of the penetrator that Wade has had success with than the massive, block-eating NT we've been looking for.

However, all of the above was just small potatoes compared to what Jones had in store for the MAC during his senior season. As a senior, Jones became known as the "Monster of the MAC". How? He recorded 42 tackles, 19 of which were for loss. He recorded an astonishing 12.5 sacks and ranked third in the nation in the category -- as a defensive lineman that was almost always had to deal with multiple blockers.
http://www.hustlebelt.com/2013/4/24/...-Bowling-Green
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Interesting prospect. 12 and a half sacks is phenominal production for an interior DLineman. He's not big, 'bout the same size as Mithcel.

[Roy P]

My favorite pick was Quessenberry, see him as the eventual RT. Like was I read about Chris Jones - sounds like what I thought Brandon Williams would be. If we could do it all over again, I'd like to have drafted B.W. Webb and Phillip Thomas (#89 & #95) for he Secondary in the 3rd round. Trevardo Williams sounds like he could be what I expected Cornelius Washington would be, so I'd say that's my 3rd favorite pick (making the Sam Montgomery pick unneccesary). If we had Phillip Thomas, then I could take Sio Moore over Swearinger. I'm ok with Hopkins, but think Justin Hunter may have been better.

Overall, I give them a B- for duplication with B. Williams/Quessenberry & Montgomery/Williams instead of getting a TE & ILB.

[Nconroe]

And then I'm wondering what UDFA Texans will get, should include 3 or 4 RB, maybe as many as 20 in all.

Way to early for a grade, but ok, for now a B+. The first 5 picks were all in somebodys top 100, so some good recognozed talent taken. Plus their primary needs taken care of. Texans have been picking two at main need positions last three or four years, competition.

And seems we got three guys with good sack production which should help some of cover 5 defense rotations.

[barrett]

Originally Posted by Roy P

My favorite pick was Quessenberry, see him as the eventual RT. Like was I read about Chris Jones - sounds like what I thought Brandon Williams would be. If we could do it all over again, I'd like to have drafted B.W. Webb and Phillip Thomas (#89 & #95) for he Secondary in the 3rd round. Trevardo Williams sounds like he could be what I expected Cornelius Washington would be, so I'd say that's my 3rd favorite pick (making the Sam Montgomery pick unneccesary). If we had Phillip Thomas, then I could take Sio Moore over Swearinger. I'm ok with Hopkins, but think Justin Hunter may have been better.

Overall, I give them a B- for duplication with B. Williams/Quessenberry & Montgomery/Williams instead of getting a TE & ILB.

I don't mind the duplication at OLB. Any 34 team should be constantly drafting OLBs. But the duplication at Tackle makes less sense. Especially after a decent first year from Newton and the resigning of Harris. It looks like they went OT earlier and then were suprised to find Quessenberry available late and couldn't pass it up. It also doesn't make any more sense to me if one is moving to guard since we have a pair of rookie guards from last year. It definitely seems like at least one of these guys will be squeezed out.

And even if Reed is headed inside I still would have liked another body.