ColumbusCrewzer's 7 Rounder (10/29)

JCamGOPACKGO · Joined: 14 Jan 2012 Posts: 719 Location: New Jersey

You have Jordan Poyer going twice in the 2nd round. And I don't see my boy Rex Burkhead going undrafted. He's a mid-round guy I think. At worst, he is deserving of a late round pick.

As far as the Packers draft, I don't think RB is enough of a focal point of our offense for us to spend a 1st on one. At least not as long as #12 is in town. In today's NFL, RB is not valued like it once was and a team like the Packers would be the last team to spend a 1st on one. Maybe a 2nd to 4th would be appropriate. So while I like Bernard, I just cannot see the Pack going RB that high. I'd rather see us go OL, WR/TE (considering Finley's underperformance, Jennings hitting free agency, and Driver likely retiring), or even ANY position on D (for depth and a further influx of young talent) over RB in the first round.

Love the DJ Khaled Holmes pick. Also like the Jared Abbrederris pick. Solid job overall..I can tell you put some work into this.
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nicfre2011 · Joined: 15 Mar 2011 Posts: 5306 Location: SC

Awesome effort CC!

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ctp2124 · Joined: 15 Jan 2011 Posts: 1248

Really good Rams mock
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INbengalfan · Joined: 21 Jan 2006 Posts: 4684 Location: Richmond, IN

I love the Te'o pick. In the second, I would prefer not taking guys out of position to fill projected needs. I'd rather have an experienced college safety instead of a projected CB. Same at OLB. I would want a true SLB, not a tweener. We have had little luck with the tweener types.
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TommyC376 · Joined: 08 Feb 2008 Posts: 8723 Location: Capital Wasteland

Only thing I dont like is an OT in the 2nd. We need a LB in the 2nd round. Buffalo's LBs are gross.
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Jetsman82 · Joined: 20 Jan 2007 Posts: 18442

I like it for the Jets. OLB and OL are clearly two areas of need.

Caaddy24 · Joined: 23 Jan 2007 Posts: 4830 Location: cali/texas

Horrible first 2 rounds for the bucs. Toilolo was the best pick of the draft but that's not saying much
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tdfast · Joined: 10 Feb 2005 Posts: 11191 Location: Edmonton

Another QB for Cleveland? That poor team....

Tampa has Penn and enough needs to pass on a T that high.

TheOsprey · Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 2:44 pm Post subject:

I like the Justin Hunter pick for the Seahawks, even though I believe he will be long gone, by the time we pick.

I hate the Floyd pick. He offers nothing in terms of pass rush and that is what we need. We already have plenty of run stuffers. I'd love an every down, pass rushing interior lineman though, since Jason Jones isn't an every down player and will be a free agent at the end of the season.

Sean Porter is a good pick. He immediately becomes the SLB, moving K.J. Wright to WLB where he belongs.

Lutzenkirchen is not a dynamic receiving threat. Therefore this is too early for us to take a non need position, like TE. A starting RT here, would be greatly needed.

Not a fan of the Kennard pick at all. We drafted a LEO last year, so Kennard makes no sense, especially since he has missed the entire season. We could use a pass rushing 5 Technique though since Red Bryant is useless on passing downs. I'd target that position or another WR, or a Nickleback.

Foketi is alright, as far as the position is concerned, but RT must be addressed earlier than this. Here is where I might look at a TE or Nickleback.

Madison lacks the size to play 5 Technique in our 4-3 Under base scheme. So we really have no need for him. Here is where I possibly target a TE or a QB, since there is no way, we keep a $20 million backup (Flynn) beyond this season.

Tavarres King makes sense, since we are almost certain to take a pair of WR's in this draft.

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NVRamsFan · Joined: 22 Mar 2009 Posts: 994 Location: Reno, NV

Not a bad draft for the Rams. A few things I would change though.

107. St. Louis – Tank Carradine, DE, Florida State
139. St. Louis – Christine Michael, RB, Texas A&M

Luxury picks where we could instead see a TE or interior lineman.

The two safeties could be the move but it's also likely we take the DE pick later than the 4th or a DT for rotational purposes. It's conceivable also that we end up picking up two OLB since I believe both McIntosh and Dunbar were signed to one year deals. If both of them leave after the one year we could be picking both OLB positions up in the draft.
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rpmwr19 · Joined: 23 Dec 2006 Posts: 17120 Location: Stillwater, MN

Tavon Austin is a poor pick for the Vikings. We need outside receivers
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RainbowCarebear · Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 7:41 pm Post subject:

Don't know too much about the players, but I like the positions you addressed for the Eagles.
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