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Time for a new mock:
22 Vernon Butler DT Louisiana Tech Sr 6-4 325 52 Kenneth Dixon RB Louisiana Tech Sr 5-10 215 85 Dak Prescott QB Mississippi State rSr 6-2 226 116 Cole Toner OT Harvard Sr 6-5 305 146 Jayron Kearse SS Clemson Jr 6-4 220 154 Graham Glasgow OG Michigan rSr 6-6 306 177 Temarrick Hemingway TE South Carolina State rSr 6-5 245 Butler is athletic and large, takes advantage of Wilfork to teach him the ropes. Dixon is a versatile back that can run between the tackles or split out and run routes. Prescott is a project that has leadership skills and has become a solid passer. Toner had a solid Senior Bowl, and showing the skills to stonewall guys from the big schools. Kearse brings the size for the SS position, is also a ball hawk. Glasgow can play center or guard, well coached in college. Hemingway is a big bodied split out TE.
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I like it. No real surprise, we often like the same type of players, PK. It's still early, but do you like Vernon Butler more than Jarran Reed or do you believe that Reed is off the board by #22? I am also a fan of Kearse and am eager to compare his measurables to Miles Killebrew
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As for Reed v Butler. I used the cbssports.com rating of the players, and I try not to grab players after their slotting. CBS has Reed as #21, so in my mock he would be gone. But I am not sure which guy I would rank ahead of the other all things being equal. Butler looks more fluid and does not move like a 325lb guy. Granted Reed's highlights are against guys more skilled than Butler has played. I would love to be able to go back and watch the Senior Bowl Practices again.
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Offensive Draft (Different names to watch)
22 Corey Coleman WR Baylor rJr 5-10 190 52 Nick Martin C Notre Dame rSr 6-4 296 2-3 85 Tyler Higbee TE Western Kentucky rSr 6-5 233 116 Cardale Jones QB Ohio State rJr 6-5 250 146 Aaron Green RB TCU rSr 5-11 203 154 Tom Hackett P Utah Sr 5-11 195 177 Ka'imi Fairbairn K UCLA Sr 6-0 183 Defensive Draft ( new names to watch) 22 Austin Johnson DT Penn State rJr 6-4 323 52 Carl Nassib DE Penn State rSr 6-7 273 85 Scooby Wright III ILB Arizona Jr 6-0 246 116 Cyrus Jones CB Alabama Sr 5-10 196 146 Hassan Ridgeway DT Texas rJr 6-3 320 154 Tyvis Powell FS Ohio State rJr 6-3 209 177 Anthony Zettel DE Penn State rSr 6-4 273 Just some names to watch, that may or may not be on your radars. BTW if Nassib can play 3-4DE and replace Crick, the Front 7 would clobber other teams OLs. Watt - Wilfork/Johnson - Nassib with Merercilus - McKinney - Cushing - Clowney
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22 OL Jack Conklin
52 WR Pharoh Cooper 85 S Miles Killebrew 116 QB Dak Prescott 146 TE Henry Krieger Coble 154 RB Aaron Green 177 OL Willie Beavers
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Cooper can return punts and has size. (I don't like how he carries the ball like a bread loaf away from his body). Miles Killebrew is a solid thumper at SS. Are you really willing to wait until the 4th for Prescott? Henry Krieger Coble video This coaching staff does like them some boys from Iowa. We both have Green. My question is can he return punts and can he also play some in the slot? He will be a matchup problem with LBs not being able to cover him. Beavers looks like a solid raw LT prospect.
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Pharoh Cooper is a guy I have heard a lot of buzz about. He would complement Hopkins and Strong while providing Special Teams ability. I am eager to see comparisons with Sterling Shepard of Oklahoma who is currently ranked lower. Killebrew is similar to Kearse in my opinion but again currently ranked higher. A thumper who has some ball skills and the size to match athletic TEs. Could also be a Gunner on kicks. I would be sweating bullets to wait for Dak until the 4th round. But, Bryce Petty was a 4th round pick last year and I loved him coming out. If I missed on Prescott, I would have gone Jacoby Brissett or Kevin Hogan later. Aaron Green is elusive and quick. He reminds me of Reggie Bush, so I would want to pair him with another RB to split carries. Kenyan Drake is the other RB I like to fit this role, but Drake is ranked higher and not as good of a bargain. I beleive Green could be like Andre Ellington or Gio Bernard. Krieger Coble was the bargain TE I grabbed since I didn't get Henry. I also like Vannett from Ohio State.
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Vernon Butler is ranked : CBS Sports - 33; Walter - 15; Draft Tek - 105 Kenneth Dixon is ranked: CBS Sports - 75; Walter - 71; Draft Tek - 82 Dak Prescott is ranked: CBS Sports - 115; Walter - 115; Draft Tek - 110 Cole Toner is ranked: CBS Sports - 125; Walter - not rated; Draft Tek - 136 Jayron Kearse is ranked: CBS Sports - 152; Walter - 79; Draft Tek - 45 So a lot of different views for the guys at the top. And that is what the NFL Draft will be like, only one team has to have the guy you have targeted in the 5th round ranked 45th overall and you loose him.
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Dak Prescott being ranked #110 is amazing to me. Perhaps it's because he is not 6'5" or because he played in Tim Tebow's offense. Not really sure, but I would love to get him in the 4th round. The question becomes do I risk waiting that long and potentially missing out on him. My fallback plan would then become Jacoby Brissett. However, he could come off the board by the time I got to pick again and if I was targeting him in the 5th would that be a reach? Worse, what if I panicked because Prescott was gone and I traded up for Brissett and missed out on Kenyan Drake or Jayron Kearse. This kind of "what if" scenarios makes me want to pull the trigger on Dak in the 2nd round so I make sure I get my QB and keep as many draft picks as possible. I still have regrets that we were waiting for Jimmy Garoppolo to fall to the 3rd round.
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Originally Posted by chuck I'm just sitting here thinking (pacing, actually) that whatever my issues with Kubiak he is apparently a goddam genius at tutoring quarterbacks. Last edited by Roy P; 02-14-2016 at 03:06 PM. |
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If I am going Offensive heavy in this draft, then I might be looking a little bit harder at this guy.
Corey Coleman: The 5-11 WR from Baylor is in the 4.3 range, and he can stop and start, making him a possible PR guy also. Watch the video
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So, last night I decided to perform my 1st mock draft utilizing Fanspeak On The Clock this year. On my first attempt I selected the following players before my phone locked up:
1st round - QB Carson Wentz 2nd round - ILB Jaylon Smith 3rd round - RB Jordan Howard 4th round - SS Miles Killebrew Then I waited for the 5th round to load, but eventually decided to just start over. So, on my 2nd attempt I was able to choose the following: 1st round - NT Jarran Reed 2nd round - TE Hunter Henry 3rd round - RB Devontae Booker 4th round - SS Miles Killebrew 5th round - DE Matt Ioannidis 6th round - QB Kevin Hogan 7th round - RB Kenyan Drake I have to admit that I would be quite pleased with that draft if it played out that way.
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So i played with Fanspeak ( thanks Roy, you've given me a new obsession)
29: R1P29 QB PAXTON LYNCH MEMPHIS 52: R2P21 WR JOSH DOCTSON TCU 85: R3P22 TE HUNTER HENRY ARKANSAS 93: R3P30 RB KENNETH DIXON LOUISIANA TECH 120: R4P21 C MAX TUERK USC 129: R4P30 TE NICK VANNETT OHIO ST 159: R5P20 DT HASSAN RIDGEWAY TEXAS 166: R5P27 RB JONATHAN WILLIAMS ARKANSAS 167: R5P28 K ROBERT AGUAYO FLORIDA ST 198: R6P20 S JORDAN LUCAS PENN STATE TRADES TRADE PARTNER: ARIZONA CARDINALS Get: ROUND: 1 PICK: 22 Texans RECEIVED: ROUND: 1 PICK: 29 ROUND: 3 PICK: 30 ROUND: 4 PICK: 30 ROUND: 5 PICK: 28 What do you guys think of this one? I would love this outcome.
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another pre-combine fanspeak mock
28: R1P28 QB PAXTON LYNCH MEMPHIS 61: R2P30 WR WILL FULLER NOTRE DAME 85: R3P22 RB KENNETH DIXON LOUISIANA TECH 91: R3P28 C RYAN KELLY ALABAMA 120: R4P21 TE NICK VANNETT OHIO STATE 127: R4P28 G GRAHAM GLASGOW MICHIGAN 129: R4P30 K ROBERTO AGUAYO FLORIDA STATE 159: R5P20 OT WILLIE BEAVERS WESTERN KENTUCKY 166: R5P27 DT MATT IOANNIDIS TEMPLE 167: R5P28 S ELIJAH SHUMATE NOTRE DAME 198: R6P20 WR DEMARCUS AYERS HOUSTON 208: R6P30 DT ANTWAUN WOODS USC TRADE PARTNER: KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Get : ROUND: 1 PICK: 22 (OT TAYLOR DECKER ) TEXANS RECEIVED: ROUND: 1 PICK: 28 ROUND: 3 PICK: 28 ROUND: 4 PICK: 28 TRADE PARTNER: ARIZONA CARDINALS GET: ROUND: 2 PICK: 21 (OLB JORDAN JENKINS ) TEXANS RECEIVED: ROUND: 2 PICK: 30 ROUND: 4 PICK: 30 ROUND: 5 PICK: 28 ROUND: 6 PICK: 30 No way this many rookies make the team, once the FA period is done will have a better idea of team needs.
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