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Quickness alone will not work, bulk alone does not work. Quickness with low end power seems to be the trick.
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Yeah, PK I remember Curly Culp with the Oilers in the days when they ran a 3-4. Forgot just how big he was sizewise but he was a college wrestler IIRC. That gave him an edge in the use of hands and leverage. Made a great NT.
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Position: DT-NT-G Height: 6-2 Weight: 265 lbs. But the OL back then only weighed 240's, so when Earl was 245 that was huge for a RB. But your correct in the fact that wrestlers and martial arts guys make the best front 7 guys.
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It's not easy finding a NT like Vince Wilfork or Haloti Ngata. The combo of size, speed, power, leverage, and strength is highly coveted. There isn't one in every draft. I believe the closest physical specimen in this draft is Linval Joseph. He isn't going to be drafted in the first round like the two prototypes because of several reasons. However, there are some strengths and similarities.
Pos---Name---Height-Weight---40------Reps-----Vert------20----10----Jump-----3-Cone--Shuttle DT-Linval Joseph-6'6"-328lbs--5.09------39------30------2.91---1.75----8.25------8.12------4.71 wilfork/ngata----6'3"- 340lbs-5.08/5.13-36/37-26.5/31.5- /2.96- /1.73-8.42/9.2---7.6/7.97---4.5/4.69 Now, I won't tell you that Linval is the next great NT just because of his measurables. I will say, that for a 4th round pick, I'm ready to take the risk that he develops into a solid starter who can stuff the run.
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Draftek has Joseph gone before the Texans' pick. 1. M. Pouncey G/C 2. B. Ghee CB 3. T. Gerhart RB 4. Torrell Troup DT 5. Myron Lewis FS 6. Marcus Easley WR 6. David Pender CB 7. Kion Wilson LB I would probably like Geno Atkins or Lamar Houston in the 3rd, but would be left with a risky pick for RB after the 3rd. |
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1. FS Earl Thomas 2. CB Brandon Ghee, OG Jon Asamoah, RB Ben Tate 3. RB Ben Tate, DT Geno Atkins, DT Lamarr Houston, RB Toby Gerhart 4. DE Daniel Te'o-Nesheim, CB Alterraun Verner, CB AJ Jefferson, RB James Starks 5. CB AJ Jefferson, LB Pat Angerer, CB Kevin Thomas, OC Eric Olsen 6. CB Kevin Thomas, LB Simoni Lawrence, OC Joe Hawley 6. DE Daniel Te'o-Nesheim [Still on the board], LB Simoni Lawrence, OC Joe Hawley 7. LB Simoni Lawrence, CB Crezdon Butler, DT Jay Ross
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Revised Draft Board
I got a run-stuffer in the 4th round. A little upset I couldn't get Geno Atkins, but that's why I keep wanting to trade down. Then again, I was able to get Earl Thomas without trading up, so that's good. I still would like to trade down in the 2nd round, though.
1. S Earl Thomas 5'10" 195 4.44 Texas 2. OG Jon Asamoah 6'4" 308 5.08 Illinois 3. RB Ben Tate 5'11" 218 4.43 Auburn 4. DT Torrell Troup 6' 3" 314 5.18 Central Florida 5. DE Daniel Te'o-Nesheim 6'4" 263 4.73 Washington 6. CB Kevin Thomas 6'0" 192 4.41 USC 6. LB Simoni Lawrence 6'1" 232 4.59 Minnesota 7. CB Crezdon Butler 6'0" 191 4.54 Clemson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfBkonPBFGY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wLGeSdHgO0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhQucP7DjYE
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Post McNabb Trade....
1. OT Trent Williams 6'5" 315 4.88 Oklahoma
2. CB/FS Brandon Ghee 6'0" 191 4.45 Wake Forest 3. RB Toby Gerhart 6'1" 235 4.53 Stanford 4. DT Torrell Troup 6' 3" 314 5.18 Central Florida 5. CB Kevin Thomas 6'0" 192 4.41 USC 6. DE Daniel Te'o-Nesheim 6'4" 263 4.73 Washington 6. LB Simoni Lawrence 6'1" 232 4.59 Minnesota 7. CB Crezdon Butler 6'0" 191 4.54 Clemson I can't pass on Trent Williams unless Eric Berry is still on the board. I don't see him lasting that long, but if the draft gods smile upon us, I'm taking Trent. In the 2nd round I was tempted to take Jon Asamoah, but since Trent Williams was on the roster, I decided to address the Secondary. I believe if we don't draft a RB by the 3rd round, we won't get anyone worth a damn better than any old RB we could sign as an UDFA (Arian Foster). The 4th round is some beef in the middle to help out Cody. The 5th round is a steal that has injury concerns causing him to slip. The 6th round pick may allow Antonio Smith to play some more 3-Tech and Special Teams help. I must be higher on Crezdon Butler than anyone else, but I think he could be our Nickleback.
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I saw you mention earlier Stephen Williams out of Toledo, he'd be a great story considering he's a local product. I really like him and have included him on some of my earlier mocks. Here's what I came up with, in an absent Earl Thomas draft: 1. Brian Price DT 2. Chris Cook CB 3. Jonathan Dwyer or Anthony Dixon RB 4. Jamar Chaney OLB 5. Myron Lewis FS 6a. Jay Ross NT 6b. Lindsey Witten DE 7. Vlad Richard OG UFA. Joshua Moore CB Assuming Earl Thomas was taken by the 49ers, I select the next highest player on my board, Brian Price. He'll put plenty of interior pressure on the Colt's, Titan's and Jag's O-line. In round 2, I select Cook who I feel can start opposite from Quin and not be a liability in coverage. His size and athleticism should provide a boost to our secondary. I take the best RB available in the 3rd round. Next I look to bolster LB position off the edge, we're always susceptible to that with Chris Johnson in our division. Chaney is hands down the best OLB available. In the 5th we get lucky and find M. Lewis still on the board and the Texans go to the podium within 10 seconds. He will compete for the starting job at FS. The 6th round is focused on getting better, stronger and faster up front. The D-line has been put on notice. The 7th adds another piece to the offensive line, which has already been addressed through FA. Moore has a chance to stick if Molden can't stay healthy this fall. He'd be great in nickle packages. I really like this kid. |
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Well done, Blitzwood. Obviously, I don't share the same opinion on some of your players, but I like your thought process. Getting some speed at the WILL is important to me in order to chase MJD and CJ2K. I've thought about adding Josh Moore at the end of my own draftboard.
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2. CB/FS Brandon Ghee 6'0" 191 4.45 Wake Forest 3. DT Geno Atkins 6'2" 293 4.86 Georgia 4. DT Torrell Troup 6' 3" 314 5.18 Central Florida 5. DE Daniel Te'o-Nesheim 6'4" 263 4.73 Washington 6. CB Kevin Thomas 6'0" 192 4.41 USC 6. RB Andre Anderson 5'11" 212 4.54 Tulane 7. CB Crezdon Butler 6'0" 191 4.54 Clemson The thought of Geno Atkins getting after the QB makes me pretty happy. The question comes into play, is Andre Anderson a short-yardage back? If he is running behind Trent Williams, he just might be.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtUuseJjmCE
2:58 and 7:28 show some good vision. He caught my eye in the E/W Shrine game along with his WR teammate Jeremy Williams. Anyway, Terrell Davis was a 6th round pick, so why not? http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/p...;pageContainer "Goes downhill with a burst through the line when inside holes are available Good vertical to jump over piles at the goal line. Able to make one cut to head upfield, although he could improve his vision to find the hole. Carries the ball in outside hand. Keeps his legs moving and leans his body forward through contact to get extra yardage or break free for a big gain. Usually falls forward. "
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mock draft #24, April 6th
20 Earl Thomas Texas FS 51 Dominique Franks Oklahoma CB 81 Mike Johnson OG Alabama 118 Dorin Dickerson Pittsburgh TE (we already have 3 of this guy) 150 C.J. Wilson East Carolina DE 187 E.J. Wilson North Carolina DT 197 Andre Anderson Tulane RB 227 Seyi Ajirotutu Fresno State WR It starts great. I can live with the first 3 rounds. My Cherry Pick 20 Earl Thomas Texas FS 51 Brandon Ghee Wake Forest CB 81 Mike Johnson Alabama OG 118 Torrell Troup Central Florida DT 150 Marshall Newhouse TCU OG 187 Deji Karim Southern Illinois RB 197 Andre Anderson Tulane RB 227 Jameson Konz Kent State FB/TE/WR/H-Back/LB Starting FS, possible starting CB, Starting LG, rotational NT, future RG, and two RBs that are solid, and Konz who can do a ton of different jobs, he, Casey and Barwin can save roster spots.
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I ran the Draft Simulator and came up with a pretty good Mock Draft....
1st Round Pick Team Selection Psn 1 St Louis Sam Bradford QB 2 Detroit Ndamukong Suh DT43 3 Tampa Bay Gerald McCoy DT43 4 Washington Russell Okung OT 5 Kansas City Dan Williams DT34 6 Seattle C.J. Spiller RBC 7 Cleveland Eric Berry FS 8 Oakland Jimmy Clausen QB 9 Buffalo Bryan Bulaga OT 10 Jacksonville Joe Haden CB 11 Denver Maurkice Pouncey OC 12 Miami Earl Thomas FS 13 San Francisco Mike Iupati OG 14 Seattle Derrick Morgan DE43 15 NY Giants Rolando McClain ILB 16 Tennessee Kyle Wilson CB 17 San Francisco Taylor Mays FS 18 Pittsburgh Trent Williams OT 19 Atlanta Sean Weatherspoon OLB43 20 Houston Devin McCourty CB 21 Cincinnati Jermaine Gresham TE 22 New England Dez Bryant WRF 23 Green Bay Brandon Graham DE43 24 Philadelphia Everson Griffen DE43 25 Baltimore Patrick Robinson CB 26 Arizona Jason Pierre-Paul DE43 27 Dallas Anthony Davis OT 28 San Diego Terrence Cody DT43 29 NY Jets Sergio Kindle OLB34 30 Minnesota Ryan Mathews RBF 31 Indianapolis Charles Brown OT 32 New Orleans Brian Price DT43
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rnd 2
33 St Louis Golden Tate WRF
34 Detroit Rodger Saffold OG 35 Tampa Bay Jerry Hughes DE43 36 Kansas City Bruce Campbell OT 37 Philadelphia Nate Allen FS 38 Cleveland Jared Odrick DE34 39 Oakland Vladimir Ducasse OG 40 San Diego Jonathan Dwyer RBF 41 Buffalo Brandon Spikes ILB 42 Tampa Bay Demaryius Thomas WRP 43 Miami Arrelious Benn WRF 44 New England Daryl Washington ILB 45 Denver Sean Lee ILB 46 NY Giants Kareem Jackson CB 47 New England Carlos Dunlap DE34 48 Carolina Colt McCoy QB 49 San Francisco John Jerry OG 50 Kansas City Morgan Burnett SS 51 Houston Chris Cook FS 52 Pittsburgh Ricky Sapp OLB34 53 New England Koa Misi OLB34 54 Cincinnati Chad Jones SS 55 Philadelphia Brandon Ghee CB 56 Green Bay Jared Veldheer OT 57 Baltimore Corey Wootton DE34 58 Arizona Eric Norwood ILB 59 Dallas Tyson Alualu DT34 60 Seattle Tim Tebow QB 61 NY Jets Damian Williams WRF 62 Minnesota Dominique Franks CB 63 Indianapolis Ben Tate RBF 64 New Orleans Alex Carrington DE43 I actually would have drafted Brandon Ghee to play FS at this point. If I had known that Ben Tate was going to Indy at #63, I think I probably would have taken him instead.
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65 St Louis Jahvid Best RBC
66 Detroit Akwasi Owusu-Ansah CB 67 Tampa Bay Thaddeus Gibson OLB43 68 Kansas City Dexter McCluster WRS 69 Oakland Lamarr Houston DT43 70 Philadelphia Matt Tennant OT 71 Cleveland Jason Worilds OLB34 72 Buffalo Jason Fox OG 73 Miami Cam Thomas DT34 74 Jacksonville Brandon LaFell WRF 75 Chicago Reshad Jones FS 76 NY Giants Rob Gronkowski TE 77 Tennessee Donald Butler ILB 78 Carolina Taylor Price WRF 79 San Francisco Jerome Murphy CB 80 Denver Carlton Mitchell WRF 81 Houston Jon Asamoah OG 82 Pittsburgh J.D. Walton OC 83 Atlanta Jermaine Cunningham DE43 84 Cincinnati Navorro Bowman OLB43 85 Cleveland Dan LeFevour QB 86 Green Bay Javier Arenas CB 87 Philadelphia Tony Pike QB 88 Arizona Greg Hardy OLB34 89 Arizona Jimmy Graham TE 90 Dallas Jacoby Ford WRS 91 San Diego Torrell Troup DT34 92 Cleveland Perrish Cox CB 93 Minnesota Mike Johnson OG 94 Indianapolis Geno Atkins DT43 95 New Orleans Darrell Stuckey SS 96 Cincinnati Austen Lane DE43 97 Tennessee Eric Decker WRF 98 Atlanta Aaron Hernandez TE I was amazed to Asamoah available here and yes, he was at the top of my draft board when I selected. Again, Indy steals 'My Guy' Geno Atkins in this round.
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Round 4
99 St Louis Brandon Lang DE43
100 Detroit Toby Gerhart RBF 101 Tampa Bay Montario Hardesty RBF 102 Kansas City Anthony McCoy TE 103 Washington Joe McKnight RBC 104 Seattle Selvish Capers OT 105 Philadelphia A.J. Edds OLB43 106 Oakland Marshall Newhouse OG 107 Buffalo Linval Joseph DE34 108 Jacksonville Major Wright SS 109 Chicago Amari Spievey CB 110 Miami T.J. Ward SS 111 Tennessee Jarrett Brown QB 112 Carolina Mike Neal DT43 113 San Francisco Lindsey Witten OLB34 114 Denver Ed Dickson TE 115 NY Giants Dorin Dickerson FB 116 Pittsburgh Anthony Dixon RBF 117 Atlanta Arthur Jones DT43 118 Houston C.J. Wilson DE43 119 New England Dennis Pitta TE 120 Cincinnati Mitch Petrus OG 121 Philadelphia Dekoda Watson OLB43 122 Green Bay Larry Asante SS 123 Arizona Marshawn Gilyard WRS 124 NY Jets Zane Beadles OG 125 Dallas Alterraun Verner CB 126 San Diego John Skelton QB 127 Seattle Riley Cooper WRF 128 Minnesota Kyle Calloway OT 129 Indianapolis Perry Riley OLB43 130 New Orleans Myron Lewis FS 131 Cincinnati Tony Moeaki FB There were a few guys I really wanted in this round that came off the board before I got to pick. DE Daniel Te'o-Nesheim would have been my pick here at #118.
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132 St Louis Rennie Curran OLB43
133 Seattle Jeff Owens DT43 134 Cleveland Garrett Graham TE 135 Washington Ciron Black OG 136 Kansas City Jamar Chaney ILB 137 Philadelphia Daniel Te'o-nesheim DE43 138 Oakland Clay Harbor FB 139 Seattle Kam Chancellor FS 140 Buffalo Jeremy Williams WRF 141 Chicago Eric Olsen OG 142 Kansas City Trevard Lindley CB 143 Jacksonville Jonathan Crompton QB 144 Kansas City James Starks RBF 145 San Francisco Andre Roberts WRS 146 Cleveland Ed Wang OT 147 NY Giants Blair White WRF 148 Tennessee Dezmon Briscoe WRP 149 Atlanta Jordan Shipley WRS 150 Houston D'Anthony Smith DT43 151 Pittsburgh Syd'Quan Thompson CB 152 Cincinnati Pat Angerer ILB 153 Tampa Bay Phillip Dillard ILB 154 Green Bay Willie Young OLB34 155 NY Jets Brian Jackson FS 156 Baltimore Sam Young OT 157 Baltimore Fendi Onobun TE 158 Oakland Darryl Sharpton ILB 159 San Diego O'Brien Schofield OLB34 160 Cleveland Joique Bell RBF 161 Minnesota Joe Webb QB 162 Indianapolis A.J. Jefferson CB 163 St Louis Donovan Warren CB 164 Pittsburgh Clifton Geathers DE34 165 Atlanta Shawn Lauvao OG 166 Pittsburgh Shay Hodge WRF 167 Minnesota Ted Larsen OC 168 San Diego Brandon Carter OG 169 Green Bay Kevin Haslam OG Here I would have drafted CB Kevin Thomas....yes, I'm drafting a lot of Corners and I realize it.
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170 St Louis Kavell Conner OLB43
171 Atlanta Kurt Coleman SS 172 Tampa Bay Robert Johnson FS 173 Miami George Selvie OLB34 174 Miami Walter Thurmond CB 175 Carolina Kevin Basped DE43 176 Seattle Kevin Thomas CB 177 Cleveland Mike Williams WRF 178 Buffalo Rahim Alem OLB34 179 Miami Emmanuel Sanders WRS 180 Jacksonville Roddrick Muckelroy OLB43 181 Chicago Derek Hardman OT 182 San Francisco Charles Scott RBF 183 Denver John Estes OG 184 NY Giants Myron Rolle SS 185 Tennessee Jeff Byers OC 186 Cleveland Micah Johnson ILB 187 Houston LeGarrette Blount RBF 188 Pittsburgh Al Woods DT34 189 Atlanta Zac Robinson QB 190 New England Lonyae Miller RBF 191 Cincinnati Walter McFadden CB 192 Buffalo Mike Kafka QB 193 Green Bay Vince Oghobaase DE34 194 Baltimore Rashawn Jackson FB 195 Arizona Jevan Snead QB 196 Dallas David Pender FS 197 Houston Marcus Easley WRF 198 NY Jets Joshua Moore CB 199 Minnesota Andrew Quarless TE 200 Philadelphia Earl Mitchell DT43 201 New Orleans Andre Anderson RBF 202 Carolina Shelley Smith OG 203 Jacksonville Arthur Moats DE43 204 Carolina Harry Coleman SS 205 New England Nate Byham TE 206 San Francisco Armanti Edwards WRS 207 Tennessee Chris Scott OT WOW! I'm in the 6th round and just now drafting my RB. I believe I'll just take two and see how does better in training camp. I hope Andre Anderson works well in our ZBS like I think. I'm also drafting Deji Karim.
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208 St Louis Corey Peters DT43
209 Buffalo Travis Ivey DT34 210 Tampa Bay Chris Marinelli OT 211 Washington David Gettis WRF 212 Miami Colin Peek TE 213 Seattle Jeromy Miles SS 214 Detroit Hall Davis DE43 215 Oakland Jamar Wall CB 216 Buffalo Joe Hawley OC 217 Tampa Bay Chris DeGeare OG 218 Chicago E.J. Wilson DT43 219 Miami Tony Washington OT 220 Denver Deji Karim RBC 221 NY Giants Danario Alexander WRP 222 Tennessee Dexter Davis DE43 223 Carolina Nolan Carroll CB 224 San Francisco Terrell Skinner FS 225 Pittsburgh John Conner FB 226 St Louis Nick Polk SS 227 Houston Adrian Tracy OLB43 228 Cincinnati Leigh Tiffin PK 229 New England Zoltan Mesko P 230 Green Bay Pat Paschall RBC 231 New England Simoni Lawrence SS 232 Tampa Bay Antonio Brown WRS 233 Arizona Drew Davis OT 234 Dallas Larry Hart ILB 235 San Diego Thomas Welch OT 236 NY Jets Mike McLaughlin ILB 237 Minnesota Brandon Deaderick DE43 238 Indianapolis Jameson Konz FB 239 New Orleans Antonio Coleman OLB43 240 Indianapolis George Johnson DE43 241 Pittsburgh Chris Hawkins FS 242 Philadelphia Andre Dixon RBF 243 Philadelphia Boris Lee ILB 244 Seattle Michael Hoomanawanui TE 245 Tennessee Adam Ulatoski OG 246 Indianapolis Kyle McCarthy FS 247 New England Levi Brown QB 248 New England Richard Dickson FB 249 Carolina Kion Wilson OLB43 250 New England Patrick Stoudamire CB 251 Oakland Freddie Barnes WRF 252 Miami Chris Brown RBF 253 Tampa Bay Danny Batten OLB34 254 St Louis Matt Kopa OT 255 Detroit Darian Stewart SS I contemplated drafting Crezdon Butler, but since I now have a stable of Defensive Backs, I went ahead and took a "luxury" pick this round. WR Stephen Williams 6'5" 210 4.51 Toledo
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