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I'd love to see Washburn come in and turn Bunk around because it'd be a shame to lose a talent like his.
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He's got a long way to go to catch Jamaal Charles.
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I picked Team 2 because I think they just match up well with Razor's team. Safeties aren't great, but I think the speed that team 2 has up front would counteract Razor's power offensive line and the coverage skill team 2 has a LB is formidable. I think Woodson and Finnegan would both be highly effective cover 2 CB's and I think that the fact that Bangy's offensive skill players are way better than Razor's except at QB would make a pretty big difference. Big upset pick.
I picked ATL by default to be honest. Bany's team has too many weaknesses with just horrible picks. There are some real good points, but he mess up bad in a couple ways. Amobi Okoye might not be good enough to start at DT for the Texans and that's saying something
Two very evenly matched teams in the third matchup with Zack and I vs. BLUE, but to me Arian Foster and Brandon Lloyd almost don't belong. I would say Lloyd CERTAINLY doesn't belong. By that virtue I voted for my team.
In the match up between team 6 and team 8 I chose team 8 because I think they'd dominate the line of scrimmage defensively and offensively I think they have superior skill players
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Team 3
co-gm: RazorStar
QB: Aaron Rodgers
RB: Matt Forte
WR: Anquan Boldin
WR: Santonio Holmes
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Darren McFadden
TE: Zach Miller
LT: Joe Thomas
LG: Carl Nicks
C: Ryan Kalil
RG: Josh Sitton
RT: Eric Winston
RDE: Trent Cole
LDE: Shaun Ellis
DT/NT: Ndamakung Suh
(flex LB, DT): Aubrayo Franklin
LB: LaMar Woodley
LB: Chad Greenway
LB: David Harris
CB: Ron Bartel
FS: Nick Collins
SS: Oj Atogwe
CB: Vontae Davis
HC: Bill Belichick
Coordinator: Gary Kubiak
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Team 2
co-gm: gobadgers77
co-gm: WindyCitySports
QB: Drew Brees
RB: Adrian Peterson
WR: Andre Johnson
WR: Greg Jennings
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Dallas Clark
TE: Tony Gonzalez
LT: Ryan Clady
LG: Chris Kuper
C: Olin Kruetz
RG: Brian Waters
RT: Tyson Clabo
RDE: Osi Umenyiora
LDE: Mario Williams
DT/NT: Jonnathan Babineaux
(flex LB, DT): Jason Jones
LB: Lance Briggs
LB: Brian Urlacher
LB: London Fletcher
CB: Charles Woodson
FS: Brandon Merriweather
SS: LaRon Landry
CB: Courtland Finnegan
HC: Raheem Morris
Coordinator: Norv Turner
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GMRNSU Swagsters
co-gm: ATL4Ever
co-gm:
QB: Tom Brady
RB: Michael Turner
WR: Roddy White
WR: Vincent Jackson
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Ray Rice
TE: Antonio Gates
LT: Michael Roos
LG: Ben Grubbs
C: Andre Gurode
RG: Jahri Evans
RT: Matt Stewart
RDE: Darnell Dockett
LDE: Aaron Smith
DT/NT: Vince Wilfork
(flex LB, DT): DJ Williams
LB: Clay Matthews
LB: Terrell Suggs
LB:Jerod Mayo
CB: Nnamdi Asomugha
FS: Eric Berry
SS: Antoine Bethea
CB: Brent Grimes
HC: Lovie Smith
Coordinator: Mike Mularkey
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Team 7
co-gm:Rodgers2Driver
QB: Phillip Rivers
RB: Chris Johnson
WR: Reggie Wayne
WR: Marques Colston
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Josh Cribbs
TE: Jermichael Finley
LT: D'Brickashaw Ferguson
LG: Justin Blalock
C: Maurkice Pouncey
RG: Leonard Davis
RT: Russel Okung
RDE: Justin Tuck
LDE: Dwight Freeney
DT/NT: Shaun Rogers
(flex LB, DT): Amobi Okoye
LB: DeMarcus Ware
LB: Barrett Ruud
LB: Desmond Bishop
CB: Tramon Williams
FS: Darren Sharper
SS: Tyvon Branch
CB: Aqib Talib
HC: Mike Tomlin
Coordinator: Mike McCarthy
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Team 5
gm: BLUE
QB: Matt Schaub
RB: Arian Foster
WR: Brandon Lloyd
WR: Brandon Marshall
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Ahmad Bradshaw
TE: Mercedes Lewis
LT: Jordan Gross
LG: Steve Hutchinson
C: Nick Mangold
RG: Brandon Moore
RT: Damien Woody
RDE: Richard Seymour
LDE: Kendall Langford
DT/NT: Jay Ratliff
(flex LB, DT): Bradie James
LB: James Harrison
LB: Ray Lewis
LB: Tamba Hali
CB: Darelle Revis
FS: Eric Weddle
SS: Quintin Mikell
CB: Brandon Flowers
HC: John Harbaugh
Coordinator: Rex Ryan
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The Steagles
co-gm: seanbrock
co-gm: ZackofSteel
QB: Ben Roethlisberger
RB: Jamaal Charles
WR: Larry Fitzgerald
WR: Mike Wallace
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Percy Harvin
TE: Anthony Fasano
LT: Andrew Whitworth
LG: Kris Dielman
C: Jeff Saturday
RG: Bobbie Williams
RT: Kareem McKenzie
RDE: Justin Smith
LDE:Kyle Williams
DT/NT: Haloti Ngata
(flex LB, DT): LB: Lawrence Timmons
LB: Cameron Wake
LB: Bart Scott
LB: Robert Mathis
CB: Asante Samuel
FS: Michael Huff
SS: Adrian Wilson
CB: Leon Hall
HC: Sean Payton
Coordinator: Dick LeBeau
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Dawgpound Bombers
co-gm: Tridentdawgpound
co-gm: BayAreaBomber
QB: Peyton Manning
RB: Rashard Mendenhall
WR: Calvin Johnson
WR: Dwayne Bowe
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB):LeSean McCoy
TE: Vernon Davis
LT: Jake Long
LG: Mike Iupati
C: Alex Mack
RG: Chris Snee
RT: Ryan Diem
RDE: Cullen Jenkins
LDE: Calais Campbell
DT/NT: BJ Raji
(flex LB, DT):Bryan Orakpo
LB: Patrick Willis
LB: Elvis Dumervil
LB: Derrick Johnson
CB: Champ Bailey
FS: Malcolm Jenkins
SS: Charles Godfrey
CB: Antoine Winfield
HC: Mike Smith
Coordinator: Dom Capers
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Team 6
co-gm: DMac
QB: Matt Ryan
RB: Maurice Jones-Drew
WR: Hakeem Nicks
WR: DeSean Jackson
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Peyton Hillis
TE: Jason Witten
LT: Jason Peters
LG: Logan Mankins
C: Matt Birk
RG: Harvey Dahl
RT: Marshall Yanda
RDE: Julius Peppers
LDE: Charles Johnson
DT/NT: Kevin Williams
(flex LB, DT): Antonio Garay
LB: Jon Beason
LB: James Anderson
LB: Jon Vilma
CB: Devin McCourty
FS: Ed Reed
SS: Troy Polamalu
CB: Dominique Rogers-Cromartie
HC: Jason Garrett
Coordinator: Greg Williams
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Bengals
4. Robert Quinn - DE
50. Stephen Paea - DT
66. Daniel Thomas - RB
82. Johnny Moffitt - OG
100. Richard Sherman - CB
134. Ryan Bartholemew - C
167. Stephen Burton - WR
183. Darius Morris - OG
207. Jermale Hines - S
245. Tyrod Taylor - QB
Rams
14. Jimmy Smith - CB
47. Kyle Rudolph - TE
78. Jason Pinkston - OG
111. Da'Norris Searcy - S
145. Nate Irving - LB
180. Taiwan Jones - RB
216. Markus White - DE
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1. Nnamdi Asomugha, Oakland Raiders
2. Darrelle Revis, New York Jets
3. Champ Bailey, Denver Broncos
4. Brandon Flowers, Kansas City Chiefs
5. Asante Samuel, Philadelphia Eagles
6. Tramon Williams, Green Bay Packers
7. Brent Grimes, Atlanta Falcons
8. Aqib Talib, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
9. Antoine Winfield, Minnesota Vikings
10. Leon Hall, Cincinnati Bengals
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1. Hendrix
2. Buckethead
3. Frank Zappa
4. Walter Becker
5. Steve Vai
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The Knights are frauds. They're off to a hot start but they'll fizzle. Meanwhile the Assassins just keep playing the way they played last year but better. Daniel and Brock massacre all your front courts.
In all seriousness it'd be awesome if we both made the playoffs.
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The Bengals select Tyrod Taylor
The talent is there athletically and late in the 7th round the pick presents value imo.
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I think Team 5 would grind it out with the running game and play great defense to get the win over an underrated team 2. To me this was the hardest match up to vote on.
Again, I like Razor's team because his team could control the line of scrimmage on offense and grind it out with Run DMC, Forte, and A-Rod
Bangy has a solid team but his offensive line is outclassed by everyone's defensive line which would prevent his playmakers from having maximum impact
Steagles vs. Team 6 is a real hard match up but I think the Steagles have a big edge in their playmakers on offense and it would just be so hard to contain that front 7 of the Steagles for anyone
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Brady, Charles, Peppers, Revis, Brees, Tuck, Polamalu, Thomas.
This was the harder bracket, and agreed, F4E. I literally said the EXACT same reasoning to myself.
More like, you read the posts looking for a reason to vote against an Eagle
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Team 5
gm: BLUE
QB: Matt Schaub
RB: Arian Foster
WR: Brandon Lloyd
WR: Brandon Marshall
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Ahmad Bradshaw
TE: Mercedes Lewis
LT: Jordan Gross
LG: Steve Hutchinson
C: Nick Mangold
RG: Brandon Moore
RT: Damien Woody
RDE: Richard Seymour
LDE: Kendall Langford
DT/NT: Jay Ratliff
(flex LB, DT): Bradie James
LB: James Harrison
LB: Ray Lewis
LB: Tamba Hali
CB: Darelle Revis
FS: Eric Weddle
SS: Quintin Mikell
CB: Brandon Flowers
HC: John Harbaugh
Coordinator: Rex Ryan
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Team 2
co-gm: gobadgers77
co-gm: WindyCitySports
QB: Drew Brees
RB: Adrian Peterson
WR: Andre Johnson
WR: Greg Jennings
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Dallas Clark
TE: Tony Gonzalez
LT: Ryan Clady
LG: Chris Kuper
C: Olin Kruetz
RG: Brian Waters
RT: Tyson Clabo
RDE: Osi Umenyiora
LDE: Mario Williams
DT/NT: Jonnathan Babineaux
(flex LB, DT): Jason Jones
LB: Lance Briggs
LB: Brian Urlacher
LB: London Fletcher
CB: Charles Woodson
FS: Brandon Merriweather
SS: LaRon Landry
CB: Courtland Finnegan
HC: Raheem Morris
Coordinator: Norv Turner
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Team 3
co-gm: RazorStar
QB: Aaron Rodgers
RB: Matt Forte
WR: Anquan Boldin
WR: Santonio Holmes
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Darren McFadden
TE: Zach Miller
LT: Joe Thomas
LG: Carl Nicks
C: Ryan Kalil
RG: Josh Sitton
RT: Eric Winston
RDE: Trent Cole
LDE: Shaun Ellis
DT/NT: Ndamakung Suh
(flex LB, DT): Aubrayo Franklin
LB: LaMar Woodley
LB: Chad Greenway
LB: David Harris
CB: Ron Bartel
FS: Nick Collins
SS: Oj Atogwe
CB: Vontae Davis
HC: Bill Belichick
Coordinator: Gary Kubiak
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Team 4
co-gm: ATL4Ever
co-gm:
QB: Tom Brady
RB: Michael Turner
WR: Roddy White
WR: Vincent Jackson
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Ray Rice
TE: Antonio Gates
LT: Michael Roos
LG: Ben Grubbs
C: Andre Gurode
RG: Jahri Evans
RT: Matt Stewart
RDE: Darnell Dockett
LDE: Aaron Smith
DT/NT: Vince Wilfork
(flex LB, DT): DJ Williams
LB: Clay Matthews
LB: Terrell Suggs
LB:Jerod Mayo
CB: Nnamdi Asomugha
FS: Eric Berry
SS: Antoine Bethea
CB: Brent Grimes
HC: Lovie Smith
Coordinator: Mike Mularkey
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Dawgpound Bombers
co-gm: Tridentdawgpound
co-gm: BayAreaBomber
QB: Peyton Manning
RB: Rashard Mendenhall
WR: Calvin Johnson
WR: Dwayne Bowe
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB):LeSean McCoy
TE: Vernon Davis
LT: Jake Long
LG: Mike Iupati
C: Alex Mack
RG: Chris Snee
RT: Ryan Diem
RDE: Cullen Jenkins
LDE: Calais Campbell
DT/NT: BJ Raji
(flex LB, DT):Bryan Orakpo
LB: Patrick Willis
LB: Elvis Dumervil
LB: Derrick Johnson
CB: Champ Bailey
FS: Malcolm Jenkins
SS: Charles Godfrey
CB: Antoine Winfield
HC: Mike Smith
Coordinator: Dom Capers
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Team 7
co-gm:Rodgers2Driver
co-gm:
QB: Phillip Rivers
RB: Chris Johnson
WR: Reggie Wayne
WR: Marques Colston
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Josh Cribbs
TE: Jermichael Finley
LT: D'Brickashaw Ferguson
LG: Justin Blalock
C: Maurkice Pouncey
RG: Leonard Davis
RT: Russel Okung
RDE: Justin Tuck
LDE: Dwight Freeney
DT/NT: Shaun Rogers
(flex LB, DT): Amobi Okoye
LB: DeMarcus Ware
LB: Barrett Ruud
LB: Desmond Bishop
CB: Tramon Williams
FS: Darren Sharper
SS: Tyvon Branch
CB: Aqib Talib
HC: Mike Tomlin
Coordinator: Mike McCarthy
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Team 6
co-gm: DMac
QB: Matt Ryan
RB: Maurice Jones-Drew
WR: Hakeem Nicks
WR: DeSean Jackson
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Peyton Hillis
TE: Jason Witten
LT: Jason Peters
LG: Logan Mankins
C: Matt Birk
RG: Harvey Dahl
RT: Marshall Yanda
RDE: Julius Peppers
LDE: Charles Johnson
DT/NT: Kevin Williams
(flex LB, DT): Antonio Garay
LB: Jon Beason
LB: James Anderson
LB: Jon Vilma
CB: Devin McCourty
FS: Ed Reed
SS: Troy Polamalu
CB: Dominique Rogers-Cromartie
HC: Jason Garrett
Coordinator: Greg Williams
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The Steagles
co-gm: seanbrock
co-gm: ZackofSteel
QB: Ben Roethlisberger
RB: Jamaal Charles
WR: Larry Fitzgerald
WR: Mike Wallace
(flex TE, WR, HB, FB): Percy Harvin
TE: Anthony Fasano
LT: Andrew Whitworth
LG: Kris Dielman
C: Jeff Saturday
RG: Bobbie Williams
RT: Kareem McKenzie
RDE: Justin Smith
LDE:Kyle Williams
DT/NT: Haloti Ngata
(flex LB, DT): LB: Lawrence Timmons
LB: Cameron Wake
LB: Bart Scott
LB: Robert Mathis
CB: Asante Samuel
FS: Michael Huff
SS: Adrian Wilson
CB: Leon Hall
HC: Sean Payton
Coordinator: Dick LeBeau
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oh and JD, btw. I was right.
More match ups will be up at some point
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Our linebacking core is deep. Stewart Bradley has been on and off the field with injuries which questions me if he will even be in Eagles uniform in the future. Ernie Sims and Moise Foku are both pretty decent. Chaney had a pretty good rookie season getting to know the defensive scheme. I say we go linebacker 3rd/4th
I don't think Ernie Sims played one "decent" game last year. He was absolutely one of the worst starting LB's in the NFL. He was pathetically bad in ever facet of the game. Where you watching the Eagles last year?
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Our defensive line raped so hard.
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Depends on your definition of an assclown. I think the people that want him to be injured because he celebrates too early are much, much, much bigger assclowns. You only get a short time to be in the NFL, he's just having fun and making himself some memories. That's the way he has fun... as long as he keeps working hard in the offseason the way he does, doesn't start acting like T.O. post 2004, and doesn't fall short of the goal line ever again.... I don't have a problem.
Pretty much this. The guy is a huge asset on the field, do I care for the celebrations? No, but Jackson is far from being another diva WR. I've never once heard him complain about teammates or lack of attention from his QB. I've never heard him throw his coaches under the bus or the ownership and as far as I'm concerned Jackson has been really good about still playing with his rookie deal (he wasn't even a first rounder so it's not like he's getting paid a lot) despite being such an important piece to our offense and despite being one of the best players we have.
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The Bengals select Jermale Hines
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I think it's overstated how much of a Diva Jackson is. Is he a showboater, sure, but he's never been a problem in the locker room that anyone outside of the locker room know's about and he's never been in legal trouble. Jackson is not a trouble maker imo. Unless of course you talk to opposing DC's haha.
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Val Venis with a shoot on Morrison and Melina...
This gives you a good idea why Morrison is getting buried and R-Truth is taking his spot at Extreme Rules.
Btw, I know for sure Val Venis was hired by the WWE a few months back, to work backstage and what not. Not sure if today, he still is with the company.
That shit is funny.
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It's nice to hear something positive about these athletes for once. Unfortunately this isn't the kind of thing that gets a lot of publicity, but the things that a few assholes do like stealing jewlery, running dog fighting operations and shooting themselves in the leg get all the attention. Props to DWare. He might have a star on his helmet but I have a lot of respect for Ware.
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Wisniewski... are you fucking serious? Worst mock I've seen this offseason. Holy fuck.
I don't think I've seen a single mock in which you are happy with the Packer's pick lol
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- Cam Newton, A lot of people are projecting Gabbert here, but Newton has a better body of work and it's a misconception that Newton is so much less polished than Gabbert imo. I know the Panthers have Claussen, but they have a new HC now and there's a good chance he'll want his QB.
- Marcell Dareus, eventhough CB is a big need for the Broncos and Peterson is the best CB prospect since Champ Bailey himself, but They have nobody at defensive tackle now. Dareus is a great way to start the front for Fox's 4-3 defense.
- Patrick Peterson, The biggest needs for the Buffalo Bills is strengthening both sides of the ball up front, but with Dareus off the board and Bowers free falling down draft boards the Bills go with the bpa if they don't end up trading out of this spot. I think the QB's at the top of round 2 will be about as good as the ones in the top of the first.
- AJ Green, The Bengals are going to need a QB, but it looks like they're trying to trade Palmer and get a veteran or a guy like Kolb or Matt Flynn. If that's true, AJ Green and Jermaine Gresham would be a great start for a corps of weapons for your new QB.
- Von Miller, This has been the easiest pick so far to project. The Cardinals need a pass rush bad and Miller WILL provide that. A very polished prospect coming out of college who has done nothing but the right things during the draft process.
- Robert Quinn, who know's where Quinn would be projected had he played football in 2010. The Browns get a nice little steal at the 6th spot in the draft in Quinn and a perfect solution to the personnel shift going on in Cleveland
- Blaine Gabbert, The 49ers brought in Harbaugh because he's good at developing QB's. He'll have his hands full with Gabbert but this is a great spot for Gabbert to land if Harbaugh is as good as advertised. Only time will tell
- Prince Amukamara, The Titans are weakest on the offensive line and in the defensive backfield Prince would be the best DB in the draft in 9 out of 10 classes and may be the best in this draft class. With the big 2 QB's off the board and no Offensive linemen worth taking here this is a no brainer.
- Jimmy Smith, I know this might seem like a reach, but talent wise Smith has the chops to be a top ten talent. The Cowboys aren't afraid to take chances on players with red flags when it comes to character and this move could pay off handsomely. Smith is touted by many as the best man coverage corner in this draft.
- Aldon Smith, if the Skins stay at 10 they don't reach so far for a NT which is their biggest need and Trent Williams will get another year. The Skins won't want to pay Jamaal Brown and draft a RT in the top 10. Aldon Smith and Brian Orakpo could be an absolutely deadly pass rushing duo.
- Nick Fairley, hey, the guy has a ton of red flags so far, but falling to 12 is good value for the Texans at this point. The big 3 CB's are all gone. Fairley will play 3-4 DE and UT for the Texans and hopefully become a difference maker like he's capable of
- Tyron Smith, offensive line and quarterback are clearly the Vikings biggest needs. McKinnie and Loadholt are both awful. Whichever side Smith plays on he will be a big upgrade for the Vikings offensive line.
- Julio Jones, I've mocked him here before and I think the Lions will take Jones or trade back rather than reach for a player of need. You could argue Carimi or Aaron Williams here, but both would be massive reaches. Detroit needs another guy opposite Megatron and Jones could be another deadly weapon for Stafford.
- JJ Watt, he has the pass rush ability to be a LDE in the 4-3 but the size to be dominant against the run. He and Chris Long could very definitely raise hell in the NFCW and make Spags' defense look a little like it did in 2008 when they won the Super Bowl
- Mark Ingram, It's possible that Miami might lose both Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams next year, so they grab the best RB in the draft. Great landing spot for Ingram. Miami's offensive line will pave the way for him to be a 1000 yard rusher probably from day one.
- Christian Ponder, The Jags have big needs all over their defense, but their biggest need is QB and Ponder's stock has been soaring, so the Jags try to get their franchise QB here and see if they can get some defensive help later in the draft which they should be able to:Patriots: - Nate Solder, might seem like a reach at this point, but the Patriots have time to really develop Solder from a raw athletic tackle to the dominant player he can be and just in enough time to ship out Matt Light. The Pats are genius
- Cameron Jordan, The Chargers have some of the worst 3-4 DE's in the entire league. Upgrading this position is a huge priority for the Chargers and they get a pretty damn good player in Cameron Jordan.
- Derrick Sherrod, the Giants LT situation was a complete mess last year and if Sherrod can play to his potential the Giants offensive line looks really scary because everyone but the LT on that line is very, very good.
- Ryan Kerrigan, Kerrigan is the steal of the draft at this point. Definitely my favorite prospect in the first round. He has the production and credentials from the draft process to go top 15 in my opinion. Great find by the Bucs for sure. He's going to raise hell with those two young DT's
- Anthony Castanzo, I almost went Carimi here but the Chiefs need a LT. Brandon Albert would be much better suited kicking inside to guard or to the other side at RT. Castanzo is much more of a prototypical LT than Albert or Carimi
- Corey Liuget, This is the perfect pick for the Colts here. Liuget fits the tampa 2 like a glove and will add his talents to an already ferocious pair of DE's. Probably top pair in the NFL as far as 4-3's go
- Gabe Carimi, Fits the Eagles way too perfectly to pass up. He can start at either RG or RT from day 1 and be an immediate upgrade to our offensive line. Reid will be salivating over Carimi's size and versatility. I think the Eagles find a way to make this work on draft day
- Da'Quan Bowers, this guy could end up being a huge steal or a colossal mistake, but the Saints need another pass rusher opposite Will Smith and Bowers certainly fits that bill. He should bring instant help to one of the worst pass rushing teams in all of football
- Mike Pouncey, Another piece to add to the line with Okung being the top pick last year. Might not be Hutchinson and Jones, but it still can be pretty damn good. The Seahawks must get better at run blocking and Pouncey can do that for them.
- Justin Houston, The Ravens have Suggs and he's a great pass rusher, but the Ravens could definitely stand to get more pressure and Houston could get around the edge very quickly in the Ravens 3-4. This would be an excellent pick
- Aaron Williams, been a long time since a DB came off the board and the Falcons need help in the secondary. Williams probably ends up a safety in the end but he's still a very good DB that is worthy of the selection:Patriots: - Brandon Harris, The Pats get another good young CB to pair with McCourtey in the Miami stand out, Brandon Harris, as much as I hate to say it but get ready for another couple super bowls from this assholes because they have set themselves up way too well
- Benjamin Ijalana, This pick isn't even questionable, it has to be a LT. Forte and Cutler are the Bears biggest assets and they're effectively rendered useless by a horrible offensive line. Hopefully this works better than past experiments
- Adrian Clayborne, Rex Ryan doesn't have a lot of pass rushers, but a really talented one drops in their laps and they have to jump on it. Clayborne has bust potential, but at 30 there's just way too much value here to pass up on
- Phil Taylor, The rest of the league just went, seriously, wtf guys? Phil Taylor becomes the heir apparent to Big Snack and Ziggy moves to DE. Perfect move for a LeBeau ran defense. It all starts up front. LeBeau knows this and it's why he's owned the leagues offenses for the past 10 years
- Stefen Wisniewski, if the Packers want to repeat it would definitely help to be better on the offensive line. Wisniewski probably won't start off the bat, but for now he provides depth and and eventual replacement for College. -
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Lions high on Jimmy Smith
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If the Lions feel they have the leadership in the locker room and in the coaching staff to help get him in the right direction then it could be a great move to solidify the secondary, but there's definitely some risk involved. Maybe the Lions are interested in trading down.