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 Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 12:01 am Post subject: Raider Watch Mock Draft (Nov.) V.4 |
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Surprisingly, the majority of the team returns in 2013 relatively intact. McKenzie will only make drastic cuts when absolutely necessary, choosing to restructure contracts until they expire and allowing draft picks to eventually develop into starters. Once again the Raiders will be thrifty shoppers in FA and draft conservatively.
As the offense has made the transition back to the PBS the unit gelled. The FO will want to build on its strong finish to the 2012 season by continuing to build around Palmer, much to the chagrin of Palmers detractors. Palmer has recently found chemistry with Knapp by deploying the no-huddle offense he runs at a high level.
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Restructures/Extensions
QB Carson Palmer: 2013 Hit = $16.9M
DT Richard Seymour = $16.3M
FS Michael Huff = $11.3M
WR DHB = $10.6M
RB DMC = $8M
DT Tommy Kelly = $11.099M
Resigned
CB Ron Bartell
OG Zach Hurd
TE Brandon Meyers
OT Khalif Barnes
FS Matt Giordano
QB Matt Leinart
CB Shawntae Spencer
RB Goodson
DE Matt Shaughnessy
OG/C Alex Parsons
Unsigned/Cuts
OG Cooper Carlisle if he isnt cut hes a good candidate to retire.
SS Mike Mitchell The Raiders can get similar production from a rookie
RB Taiwan Jones You cant make the team in the ice tub.
OLB Phillip Wheeler Imvho, Wheeler will sign elsewhere for slightly more money. However, his production is easily replaced.
QB Terrelle Pryor An intriguing prospect that is a difficult cut on the last day.
P Shane Lechler * - The King era begins.
TE Richard Gordon There are simply too many one dimensional TEs on the roster.
OG Lucas Nix The staff loves Nix but they are loaded at RG.
CB/ST Coye Francies
* 2014 Compensation pick
Free Agency
SD NT Aubrayo Franklin 61 317lbs (33 )
Many will want to address the NT position through the draft. Heres the problem, very few rookies (and even less so in the 2013 draft) are day one ready to physically handle the position. What the Raiders need specifically are a couple value-based two down FAs to rotate in as run stuffing specialists while Bilukidi continues to gain strength and technique. Acquiring Franklin is a significant step towards addressing the defenses most glaring problem with one value signing, run defense. Franklin will add depth at NT behind Kelly in obvious running situations. The past few seasons Franklin has been playing on consecutive 1-year contracts despite being an adept run-stopper. Next season will be no different as Franklin will probably find the market for his services once again lean.
| ProFootballWeekly.com on Aubrayo Franklin wrote: | One of the many free-agent acquisitions the Chargers made this offseason, and one of the last, NT Aubrayo Franklin, has helped the run defense, and his play is one of the reasons we havent seen veteran Antonio Garay.
Were told the Chargers love what Franklin brings to the run defense. Hes such a heavy veteran nose guard who knows how to play the game and understands the run game, defensive coordinator John Pagano told reporters last week. He helps the other guys around him. Hes seen just about every run and hes gone against just about every lineman and center in the league, so its good having him in there at that matchup. Franklin has seven tackles and has started all four games. LINK |
NFL Draft
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Admittedly, you will not like this mock draft. The reason why is because it does not project drafting the QBotF or an edge rusher, both strong fan desires. Rather than reach on a QB or edge rusher with red flags or question marks, McKenzie will play the draft conservatively and in accordance with value (If the Raiders had a second they would be much more likely to draft an edge rusher). The Raiders are attempting to rebuild while still remaining competitive and are taking a long term approach to the draft. With Houstons contract expiring in 2014 expect DE to be a premium in 2013.
Round One, #17th Overall
Taylor Lewan l OT l Michigan l ht: 67 l wt: 302lbs l 40: 4.98
 
The Skinny: The AFC West and its conference is considered to be weak, there is an opportunity for the Raiders to build for both the short and long term by continuing to solidify the foundation of the team in the trenches. While Lewan has jumped to the top of many OT rankings keep in mind that Lewans specialization is zone blocking and the Raiders very well could be highest drafting zone blocking team in need of an OT (Lewan would be a bit of a project in a PBS as he would necessarily need to bulk up). Imvho, McKenzie will play the 2013 draft conservatively and draft either Taylor or Luke Joeckel, whichever one is available when the Raiders are on the board.
Palmer will look sharp enough in 2012 that rather than draft the QBoTF the Raiders will opt instead to continue to surround the veteran with assets. Veldheer is a solid OT however if he does not reduce the 11 penalties (T-3rd) he incurred in 2011 and improve against inside rushers (46% of his allowed pressures came inside far above the league average of 32% LINK) he could be pushed to the right in an effort to get the best 5 offensive linemen on the field.
Stock Analysis:Holding
Lewan Taylor is having back to back solid seasons highlighted by shutting down MSUs Gholston. His stock has been holding steady in the middle of the 1st. Thankfully, finishing strong will take the Raiders out of the controversial QB sweepstakes.
Positives:
Extensive ZBS experience
Performance against elite competition
Athleticism
Lateral Quickness
Negatives:
Undersized
Strength
Has trouble gaining weight
Reminiscent of: Miami OT Jake Long
2013 Outlook: Starting LT
Round Two, #36th
Traded to Cincinnati as part of the 2012 Carson Palmer trade
Round Three, #68st Overall
Gabe Jackson l OG l Mississippi State l ht: 64 l wt: 320lbs l 40: 5.34
 
The Skinny:Gabe Jackson is considered the second best ZBS LG in the draft after Dallas Thomas. While the Raiders specifically drafted Bergstorm to shore up the LG position he has yet to show he is comfortable switching from the right and was unable to beat out journeyman OG Carlisle. Whether Bergstrom is able to beat out rookie Jackson or not the overall depth along the interior of the OL will be improved with this draft selection. As Jackson matures and gains strength he could become more aggressive forming a formidable combination of talent and nastiness. Ive bumped Jackson up in draft stock because Jackson MUST be a Raider!
Stock Analysis: Rising
Jackson has the natural agility and flexibility that the NFL will find intriguing especially in a man his size. The reason Jackson is graded lower than his abilities may indicate is that his play lacks explosion and violence. As a finesse player Jackson is best suited in a ZBS. Ive watched tons of film of Jackson who is quite adept at pulling and cut blocking.
Positives:
Extensive ZBS experience
Athleticism
Negatives:
Lack of Aggression & Explosion
Conditioning
2013 Outlook: Starting LG
Round 4, #113th Overall
CJ Fiedorowicz l TE l Iowa l ht: 66 l wt: 265lbs l 40: 4.65
  
The Skinny:TE run blocking is a glaring weakness for the Raiders. Knapps system requires a blocking TE. Meyers is serviceable in many areas albeit not a great blocker, Gordon is little more than a blocking TE and Ausberry is still learning the position. Expect the Raiders to explore adding a more complete TE to add to the mix next season as they interviewed a number of TE prospects in 2012 but did not address the position and TE blocking has become a serious concern to the effectiveness of the running game.
Stock Analysis: Holding
Fauria is one of my favorite TEs in the draft. However, on many boards his stock has risen out of the Raiders price range and blocking is not Faurias forte. Iowa is well known for producing pro-style TEs and CJ Feidorowicz is an imposing figure in that mold at 67 265lbs. While he has CJ has struggled with the dropsies I believe he can improve on his hands but his blocking, speed and athleticism is what will be coveted by the Raiders.
Strengths:
Mismatch
Athleticism
Blocking
Weaknesses:
Receiving
Reminiscent of: Iowa TEs
2013 Outlook: Backup TE
Round 5, #145th Overall (*May be part of a conditional trade with Seattle for OLB Aaron Curry)
Bildi Wreh-Wilson l CB l Connecticut l ht: 61 l wt: 190lbs l 40: 4.48
  
Blidi Wreh-Wilson Highlights
The Skinny:BWW is an interesting story, in only one season of varsity HS football BWW was able to land a UConn scholarship by displaying excellent athleticism while playing both offense and defense. After red shirting his freshman year at UConn, BWW eventually became the cornerstone of the secondary and a defensive captain. Although, BWW has questionable durability he does possess the Green Bay-esque size/speed ratio that they would typically target during McKenzies tenure.
If the Raiders go BPA McKenzie could very well decide to draft a developmental project for a depleted secondary that could potential reap an exponential return. Let me make a comparison between BWW and a former developmental project in DVD. Both DVD and BWW had little experience to go with an abundance of athleticism. The difference is that BWW became a 2 years starter and a team leader albeit at a much less recognized school. DVD never had sole possession of a starting position at an elite school. Getting ON the field is what is most important for a player to develop awareness. BWW is physical and has an excellent size/speed ratio while DVD has a maxed out sprinters frame. Lastly, BWW actually has film (although not all of it good) while DVD never accumulated enough reps in college to make a highlight reel.
Stock Analysis: Falling
While BWW possesses excellent size/speed ratio and prototypical NFL CB size he has questionable durability. If BWW isnt healthy enough to perform at the NFL combine he very well might go UDFA.
| Quote: | | Former NFL scout Russ Lande believes that Connecticut senior Blidi Wreh-Wilson is the third best draft-eligible CB prospect heading into the 2012 season. Lande does admit that Wreh-Wilson has to prove he can stay healthy throughout an entire season after missing half of last year with a knee injury. "With excellent height, the speed to stay with receivers on deep routes and ball skills, he has the tools to be a top starter in the NFL," Lande explained. Many taller corners struggle with quicker receivers, but Wreh-Wilson does well to flip his hips and stay in his opposition's hip pocket. Aug 26 - 11:42 AM Source: Sporting News |
Positives:
Excellent size/Speed Ratio
Prototypical Stature
Athleticism
Leadership
Willing Tackler/ Physical
Negatives:
Durability
Limited Football Experience
2013 Outlook: Special Teams
Round 6, #177th Overall
Phillip Thomas l SS l Fresno State l ht: 61 l wt: 215lbs l 40: 4.57
  
The Skinny: Mitchell is a liability in coverage in addition to being essentially a non-factor except on special teams and blitzing. As the Raiders work to improve the depth of secondary Mitchell could very well be playing his last season in Oakland. Phillip Thomas, who has led college football in interceptions for much of the season, could replace Mitchell at backup SS. Obviously Phillip has ball skills and awareness both of which are desperately needed in the secondary.
Stock Analysis: Unclear
18 months removed from a serious injury where Phillips broke his fibula, dislocated his ankle and tore an ankle ligament during a non-contact drill imvho much of his draft stock will be based on his combine performance. If Phillips can break a 4.5 40 his stock could experience a meteoric rise.
Positives:
Ball Skills
Size/Speed Ratio
Awareness
Negatives:
Speed
Round 7, #195th Overall
Brad Sorensen l QB l Southern Utah (via BYU) l ht: 64 l wt: 235lbs l 40: 4.96
 
The Skinny: Sorensen could be BPA at this point. At this point QB isnt a pressing need, however as the Raider continue to solidify the foundation of the team through the trenches at some point Sorensen could be a transition QB for a season when the Raiders finally do make the transition away from Palmer.
Stock Analysis: Holding
Displays gutsy leadership skills. Classic over-achiever with limited abilities.
Positives:
Leadership
Pocket Awareness
Negatives:
Long Release
Lobbing Long Ball
Reminiscent of: AZ QB John Skelton
2013 Outlook: Practice Squad
Round 7, #209th Overall
Marcus Coker l RB/FB l Stone Brook (via Iowa) l ht: 511 l wt: 230lbs l 40: 4.59
  
This bruising runner left Iowa amid allegations of sexual assault that were later dropped. Coker cited a lack of support from the university as the catalyst for his transfer request as well as a desire to play closer to home. One season at Stoney Brook and Im guessing Coker will throw his name in the hat for the NFL draft. Iowa basically runs a prostyle WCO so Coker could come in as the CoP in Oakland. It should noted Coker does have a fumbling problem.
Stock Analysis: Holding
Positives:
Stiff Arm
Yards After Contact
Negatives:
Fumbling
Reminiscent of: WAS RB Alfred Morris
UDFA
Devon Kennard l DE/OLB l Southern Cal l ht: 63 l wt: 250lbs l 40: 4.72
 
Kennard has been the victim of misfortune. In 2011, Kennard under performed as he played out of position at MLB. This season Kennard seemed primed to break out as he was switched back to his more natural position of DE when he tore a pectoral muscle in the weightroom. Having an unspectacular collegiate resume, Kennard could very likely go undrafted in 2013.
Sean Hooey l OT l Cincinnati l ht: 68 l wt: 298lbs l 40: 5.29
 
Hooey is an athletic developmental OT with great size whose progression has been setback with nagging injuries. While possessing great potential, Hooeys durability is nil. Perhaps a season in an NFL weight program can increase his strength and flexibility.
OFFENSE
WR Moore, Ford, Hagan
TE - Meyer, Fiedorowicz , Ausberry
RT Veldheer, Barnes
RG Brisiel, Hurd
OC Wisniewski , Parsons
LG Jackson, Bergstrom
LT Taylor , Smith
WR DHB, Streater, Criner
RB DMC, Goodson, Coker
FB Reece
QB Palmer, Leinart
DEFENSE
RDE Shaughnessy, Carter
DT Seymour, Bryant
NT Kelly, Franklin, Bilukidi
LDE Houston, Tollefson, Crawford
WLB Burris, Clayton
MLB - McClain, Goethel
SLB Curry, Burnett
RCB Spencer, Wreh-Wilson, Hanson
SS Branch, Thomas
FS Huff, Giordano
LCB - Bartell, Lee
SPECIAL TEAMS
K Janikowski
P King
LS Condo
PRACTICE SQUAD
Sorensen
Kennard
Hooey
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ch8878
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These guys should be on the chopping block
DT Tommy Kelly = $11.099M
FS Matt Giordano
MLB McClain
DT Richard Seymour = $16.3M
FS Michael Huff = $11.3M
DE Tollefson
Free Agents
WR Ford
WR Hagan
RB Goodson
QB Leinart
DE Shaughnessy
DE Carter
DT Bryant
MLB Goethel
CB Spencer
CB Hanson
CB Bartell
CB Lee
OLB Phillip Wheeler
RG Lucas Nix
CB Coye Francies
CB Adams
SS Mike Mitchell
LG Cooper Carlisle
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Not a huge fan of going OT with our first and OG with our second. I know our line needs help but I feel like atleast one lfe those picks needs to be used on a DE/DT/ or CB.
Really like Kennerd, he was way underutilized at SC. I LOVE BWW and Thomas in 5 and 6 although I think Thomas might be one before them.
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For the first time in a long time, I can say I don't care about re-signing any of our free agents. I really don't. Let whoever walk, this team is in flux and I am indifferent to any of those free agents staying or leaving. Even Huff, Seymour, Kelly, McClain. I like the future on offense at the skill positions but the defense needs totally rebuilt.
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| justwinbaby81 wrote: | | For the first time in a long time, I can say I don't care about re-signing any of our free agents. I really don't. Let whoever walk, this team is in flux and I am indifferent to any of those free agents staying or leaving. Even Huff, Seymour, Kelly, McClain. I like the future on offense at the skill positions but the defense needs totally rebuilt. |
The only one I really want back is Bryant. I think he can be a real asset. I would like Shaggy back, but not as 1st choice RE. He is a LE and probably wouldn't beat Houston out if it came down to it. I would be happy if he signed far a reasonable salary and was a rotation player. Similarly, I would take Wheeler, but not for a premium. Yes he has been one of, if not the only player to perform on D this season but he isn't someone you would want to pay over the odds for.
The rest, I would happily see the back of in all honesty. |
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I actually quite like the mock. I am in no rush to get all of the team needs (which are plentiful) met in one off-season. I would love a pass-rusher and a no. 1 CB, but if they aren't there when we pick, I would be happy to stock up on players that will immediately upgrade what we have and wait 'til next year or beyond to fill the other gaps. As it stands we have needs all over and a 1st round OT and 3rd round OG are almost certainly going to improve the roster.
You have to hope that Mckenzie is looking beyond this draft when it comes to bringing in players. I would expect that he is evaluating next year's crop and looking at whether there is a better batch of a particular position. If next year's pass rush prospects are better than this year, surely it would be better to wait and fill other needs in the interim. He's in it for the long haul and has gotta be thinking long term. |
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| reddevil wrote: | I actually quite like the mock. I am in no rush to get all of the team needs (which are plentiful) met in one off-season. I would love a pass-rusher and a no. 1 CB, but if they aren't there when we pick, I would be happy to stock up on players that will immediately upgrade what we have and wait 'til next year or beyond to fill the other gaps. As it stands we have needs all over and a 1st round OT and 3rd round OG are almost certainly going to improve the roster.
You have to hope that Mckenzie is looking beyond this draft when it comes to bringing in players. I would expect that he is evaluating next year's crop and looking at whether there is a better batch of a particular position. If next year's pass rush prospects are better than this year, surely it would be better to wait and fill other needs in the interim. He's in it for the long haul and has gotta be thinking long term. |
You pretty much nailed it. I really think that Joeckell and Lewan are really special and both have extensive experience at ZBS but can play in either system. I can't see McKenzie passing on what is "considered" a can't miss (we've heard that before) for a RT. Regardless of how special the RT there's a reason he's a RT and you don't pass on a LT for a RT especially when your current LT is just solid and has experience on the right.
I'm pretty high on Jackson and the Raiders are REALLY struggling at LG. If the Raiders pass on Jackson they'd be looking at similar prospects to So. Carolina's Devin Taylor, who is a solid pass rusher but doesn't strike me as having unexpected upside. Taylor would be a value draft pick similar to Shaughnessy with similar career production.
Q: Upgrade Carlisle or draft a DE with similar production and upside to Houston & Shuaghnessy?
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| CaliforniaKid7 wrote: | Not a huge fan of going OT with our first and OG with our second. I know our line needs help but I feel like atleast one lfe those picks needs to be used on a DE/DT/ or CB.
Really like Kennerd, he was way underutilized at SC. I LOVE BWW and Thomas in 5 and 6 although I think Thomas might be one before them. |
Studying historical trends right out of the Sabermetric bible McKenzie has always drafted his CBs late who are approx 5'11" 190lbs. He won't take Milliner in the 1st. However, Clinkscales, who is the new Dir. of Player Personnel, ran the draft for Tannenbaum and is credited with drafting D'Brick, Mangold, Revis & Harris. On the contrary, Clink also drafted mega-bust Gholston and traded up to draft Sanchez, picks that are largely credited with him losing favor in the organization.
It should be noted in 2006 coming off a 4-12 Clink drafted back to back OL, D'Brick & Mangold. Are the Raiders looking at back-to-back OL draftees deja vu?
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Hey Bagga!
I think too, that we will stick with Knapp and won't be too active on the FA market. Especially not on the high end of it...
I don't like that you kept both Sey and Kelly...you suggest some kind of restructure there, but still...
I can't see the TP, Nix, Gordon cuts right now...
Franklin at 33 could not add anything IMO...
I like Lewan a lot in the first. Luke, Lewan or Matthews would be great additions IMO...
Can't see the Gabe Jackson pick...Berg will get his chance.
Why cut Gordon and then draft a blocking TE in the 4th?? Keep Gordon and solve a need...
Bildi and Thomas would be welcomed...
Sorensen is your new 3rd QB I guess...I would keep TP and adress a need here too...
Coker and the rest...I know nothing about them, so no comment.
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| I like the draft if we were going to be drafting in the 17th position, I think we'll be drafting in the top five (5-11) tho. |
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nice presentation as usual 
id take jake over the ot from mich, jake is more natural and battle tested imo
i know why you want the OG but I think we can get better value there
dont really know enough about the other guys but they fill holes.
if cp doesnt take a pay cut i cant see him coming back
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| NCOUGHMAN wrote: | nice presentation as usual
id take jake over the ot from mich, jake is more natural and battle tested imo
i know why you want the OG but I think we can get better value there
dont really know enough about the other guys but they fill holes.
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I've watched plenty of film on Joeckell & Lewan. They are both beasts. You don't pass on a beast at LT for a RT. You just don't want to flip Veldheer over to the right.
Gabe is nice, man, very adept at cut blocking. mayock would call him "a dancing bear". I implore you to check him out.
Part of the reason I post these is to get you to check out these prospects to get your feedback. Who has better value in the 3rd. maybe you will turn me on to someone I had no idea was out there. Please don't suggest Ziggy. He is not going as high as some here think.
Of course CP will restructure. I would suggest the FO is enamored with him. Sometimes you ruin a good conversation/debate with your bias.
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| I'm all for Taylor Lewan, he is an outstanding RT. But Raiders need a pass rusher and this draft is loaded with them in the first round. |
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| Baggabonez wrote: | | NCOUGHMAN wrote: | nice presentation as usual
id take jake over the ot from mich, jake is more natural and battle tested imo
i know why you want the OG but I think we can get better value there
dont really know enough about the other guys but they fill holes.
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I've watched plenty of film on Joeckell & Lewan. They are both beasts. You don't pass on a beast at LT for a RT. You just don't want to flip Veldheer over to the right.
Gabe is nice, man, very adept at cut blocking. mayock would call him "a dancing bear". I implore you to check him out.
Part of the reason I post these is to get you to check out these prospects to get your feedback. Who has better value in the 3rd. maybe you will turn me on to someone I had no idea was out there. Please don't suggest Ziggy. He is not going as high as some here think.
Of course CP will restructure. I would suggest the FO is enamored with him. Sometimes you ruin a good conversation/debate with your bias. |
- i think when teams start working out guys jake will prove he can play rt or lt if needed and i think he will be the 2nd ot off the board behind joek
- im not on the ziggy fan waggon. if we dont trade down and go ot in the first and still dont have a 2nd id like the rb taylor out of stanford. if i had to go OG i really like Larry Warford from Kentucky he does everything well imo.
- its funny how you knock ziggy cause of his rawness but pick guys like the cb from uconn? ill have to do research on him.
-dont know a lot about cj but i like the te from ohio state. imo we dont need to draft a te. i like our current te core
- bias? you guys are way to sensitive. ive been on board saying i wouldnt mind cp staying another year or 2 and i dont want to draft a qb. you mentioned cp in the off season section and i just gave my two cents. I know im in the minority but i dont think he is worth 16 mil. just like i dont think rich, dmac, beisel and tko are worth the money they are getting
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- i think when teams start working out guys jake will prove he can play rt or lt if needed and i think he will be the 2nd ot off the board behind joek
Have you watched Lewan? Seriously, with his Michigan pedigree he will give Joeckell run for his money on being the 1st OT off the board. Lewan is the real deal.
- im not on the ziggy fan waggon. if we dont trade down and go ot in the first and still dont have a 2nd id like the rb taylor out of stanford. if i had to go OG i really like Larry Warford from Kentucky he does everything well imo.
Warford is going high 2nd. The Raiders have no chance at him logistically. I concur on Stepfan Taylor. An excellent one-cut RB who the Raiders also have no chance at drafting unless they reach.
- its funny how you knock ziggy cause of his rawness but pick guys like the cb from uconn? ill have to do research on him.
I have a few mid to late rd CBs that I am really high on. Purdue's Josh Johnson & Illinois Hawthorne. They fit the profile of what McKenzie would draft late.
- bias? you guys are way to sensitive. ive been on board saying i wouldnt mind cp staying another year or 2 and i dont want to draft a qb. you mentioned cp in the off season section and i just gave my two cents. I know im in the minority but i dont think he is worth 16 mil. just like i dont think rich, dmac, beisel and tko are worth the money they are getting |
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| Nodisrespect wrote: | | (on building inside out) teams without highly draft DT's make the playoffs and win the superbowl regularly. |
| Bonez wrote: | | Teams that win Superbowls and make the playoffs aren't picking in the Top 5, clearly |
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