NCOUGH'S bye week Mock

NCOUGHMAN · Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 9:05 pm Post subject: NCOUGH'S bye week Mock

yea im bored so this is my bye week mock

Oakland keeps cp at a discount rate and channels their inner Patriot and trades the 2nd overall pick (yes I passed on jarvis jones) to KC(who wants gino smith ala rg3 after barkley goes #1) for their 7th, 38th and 71st pick. Oakland then trades the #7th pick to Buff (who really wants Tyler Wilson) for their #13 and #75. Which now gives the rebuilding Raiders picks.
#13(via buff) [first rd]
#38 (via kc) [2nd rd]
#64 (oak), #69 (kc), #75 (buff) [3rd rd]
#98 (oak) [4th rd]

got it......good. here we go.

with milliner gone at #12

at #13 OAK selects Jake Matthews, OT, Texas A&M, 6’5 305, 4.98 (yard dash)

- this is imo the bpa and he fills a need. Whoever the qb is will need more protection period and Jake can play RT from day 1. Great bookends with JV,

at #38 OAK selects Sean Porter, DE/ OLB, Texas A&M, 6’2 230, 4.5 (yard dash)

- going back to A&M we pick up von miller jr lol. I think we switch to the 3-4 and porter can be the OLB pass rushing specialist. He has good speed and tackling skills. Poor mans Jarvis jones.

at #64 OAK selects Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington, 6ft 184, 4.42 (yard dash)

- this is another bpa pick the fills a need. Desmond is a good quality CB who can play man or zone.

at #69 OAK selects Cornelius “Tank” Carradine, DE, Florida St, 6’4 265, 4.64 (yard dash)

- Luckily due to injury to Jenkins, Carradine got some play and has shown skills. he is a great pass rusher to pick up. He has great pass rushing skills and can play 4-3 de or 3-4 olb. Ill also settle for Jenkins, Brandon.

at #75 OAK selects Jordan Poyer, CB, Oregon St, 6ft 190, 4.45 (yard dash)

- back to the pac 12 for more cb help. Jordan is another solid CB who could push to start with our weak dbs.

at #98 OAK selects Kwame Geathers, NT, Georgia, 6’6 ft 350, 5.55 (yard dash)

- here he is the 3-4 NT we have been waiting for. Kwame is a big ugly that will sit in the middle of the line and clog it like a fat girl in a mini cooper. Now we can move to 3-4.

what you think?

we move to a 3-4

s - huff and branch
cb - trufant and bartell/spencer
olb - porter and carradine
ilb - curry and rolo
de - houston and bryant
nt - Kwame

lt- jv
lg- beisel
c- wiz
rg- bergstrom
rt - matthews

qb- cp

rb- dmac
fb- reese

wr- dhb, moore
te- myers

you're welcome we are saved Very Happy

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big_palooka · Joined: 30 Mar 2006 Posts: 22970 Location: ATL

Poyer is sure fire 1 high 2. Kid is a top 5 CB on everyone's list.

Love the player, but he's going to be a high pick.
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nbaker1933 · Joined: 31 May 2011 Posts: 2074

I think its best, when making a mock to not try and project trades, as they arent incredibly frequent. I also believe if we are bad enough to get Geno Smith we will not pass on him, especially to sell him to a rival.

NCOUGHMAN · Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 9:29 pm Post subject:

nbaker1933 · Joined: 31 May 2011 Posts: 2074

NCOUGHMAN · Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 9:33 pm Post subject:

Baggabonez · Joined: 29 Apr 2010 Posts: 6787 Location: RaiderNation

Logistics: Division rivals never make major trades with one another. People don't like trades (even though my up coming mock has one). They will never swallow a double trade.

Prospects: Love Tank. You will see him in my mock although imo he is not athletic enough to stand up in a 34. Iirc, in all the film I have seen on him I have yet to see him stand up a la Brandon Jenkins. Jenkins could slip in this draft why not draft him over Trufant? Love Matthews as I have used him in a mock this season. Respectfully high on Geathers although I'm unsure he comes out he will try to capitalize on a senior season sans Jon Jenkins.

Roster Moves: I'm not against the move to a 34 at all as I don't see how else the Raiders will generate more edge pressure in 2013. I almost went this way in my mock. Jenkins at OLB would be an excellent start. Personally I think McClain is comfortable carrying more weight and I would move him to OLB and resign Wheeler.
Starters: Jenkins, Wheeler,Curry, McClain
Backups: Clayton, Goethel, Burris, So'oto

Apparently, we both believe Bergstrom isn't comfortable on the left but Brisiel has spent a career on the right. Ultimately I envision Bergstrom settling in as the 2nd string RG (which I am VERY ok with) and RT in a pinch. So you still have a fundamental gaping hole at LG.

WARNING: I have done my research and LG will be a difficult position to fill in 2013 as the market is lean both in the draft and FA.

Remember you started it. My mock is coming soon! Please tear it down accordingly.
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NCOUGHMAN · Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 9:38 pm Post subject:

NCOUGHMAN · Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 9:50 pm Post subject:

Baggabonez · Joined: 29 Apr 2010 Posts: 6787 Location: RaiderNation

Check the film on Carradine again. He isn't very stout in the run game at all. He will begin his career as a situational edge rusher. With the way FSU used Jenkins don't you think if Carradine could stand up they would use him in that manner at least SOME time?

Are you seriously telling me you would take Porter over Jenkins at #38??? and you plan on running a 34?

Chapman (just saying his name makes me ill) fell due to lack of size and a knee. Provided he is healthy clearly he will go higher next season than in 2013 as Geathers will be viewed as THE NT.
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ZoomWaffle · Joined: 25 Apr 2010 Posts: 5467 Location: United Kingdom

NCOUGHMAN · Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 10:14 pm Post subject:

NCOUGHMAN · Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 10:16 pm Post subject:

big_palooka · Joined: 30 Mar 2006 Posts: 22970 Location: ATL

Bo_Spice · Joined: 17 May 2009 Posts: 9687

Jordan Poyer is going to be a first round pick, he's been phenomenal this season.
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