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BengalsEra
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 Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2013 4:24 pm Post subject: 2 round mock |
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Updated 1/28
Round 1
Kansas City: Bjoern Werner DE Florida St.
Jacksonville: Damontre Moore DE Texas A&M
Oakland: Star Lotulelei DT Utah
Philadelphia: Luke Joeckel OT Texas A&M
Detroit: Dee Milliner CB Alabama
Cleveland: Jarvis Jones OLB Georgia
Arizona: Chance Warmack OG Alabama
Buffalo: Geno Smith QB West Virginia
NY Jets: Johnathan Cooper OG North Carolina
Tennessee: Sheldon Richardson DT Missouri
San Diego: Eric Fisher OT Central Michigan
Miami: Cordarrelle Patterson WR Tennessee
Tampa Bay: Xavier Rhodes CB Florida St.
Carolina: Kenny Vaccaro FS Texas
New Orleans: Dion Jordan DE Oregon
St. Louis: Alec Ogletree OLB Georgia
Pittsburgh: Kevin Minter ILB LSU
Dallas: John Jenkins DT Georgia
NY Giants: Ezekiel Ansah DE BYU
Chicago: Lane Johnson OT Oklahoma
Cincinnati: Manti Te'o ILB Notre Dame
St. Louis: D. J. Fluker OT Alabama
Minnesota: Keenan Allen WR California
Indianapolis: Barkevious Mingo DE LSU
Seattle: Jesse Williams DT Alabama
Green Bay: Eddie Lacy RB Alabama
Houston: Larry Warford OG Kentucky
Denver: Johnathan Banks CB Mississippi St.
New England: Jordan Poyer CB Oregon St.
Atlanta: Johnathan Hankins DT Ohio State
San Francisco: Alex Okafor DE Texas
Baltimore: Sam Montgomery DE LSU
Round 2
Jacksonville: Eric Reid FS LSU
Kansas City: Mike Glennon QB NC State
Philadelphia: Sharrif Floyd DT Florida
Detroit: Matt Elam SS Florida
Cincinnati: Giovani Bernard RB North Carolina
Arizona: Tyler Wilson QB Arkansas
NY Jets: Landry Jones QB Oklahoma
Tennessee: Datone Jones DE UCLA
Buffalo: Tavon Austin WR West Virginai
Miami: Oday Aboushi OT Virginia
Tampa Bay: Phillip Thomas FS Fresno St.
Carolina: Sylvester Williams DT North Carolina
San Diego: Khaseem Greene OLB Rutgers
St. Louis: Kawann Short DT Purdue
Dallas: Barret Jones C/OG/OT
Pittsburgh: Arthur Brown OLB Kansas St.
NY Giants: Dallas Thomas OT Tennsessee
Chicago: Tyler Eifert TE Notre Dame
Washington: Desmond Trufant CB Washington
Minnesota: Chase Thomas OLB Stanford
Cincinnati: Quinton Patton WR La Tech
Miami: Margus Hunt DE SMU
Green Bay: Zach Ertz TE Stanford
Seattle: DeAndre Hopkins WR Clemson
Houston: Terrance Williams WR Baylor
Denver: Kyle Long OT Oregon
New England: Robert Woods WR USC
Atlanta: Malliciah Goodman DE Clemson
San Francisco: Logan Ryan CB Rutgers
Baltimore: Chris Faulk OT LSU
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RainbowCarebear
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| Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2013 4:25 pm Post subject: |
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No thanks to Werner.
Star or Geno.
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The Gnat
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Very poor Vikings pick, unless they are trading Harvin, which you should specify, Austin adds nothing to the Vikings that Harvin doesn't already have, in this situation, I would say that Johnathan Banks is the best pick, or Xavier Rhodes.
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jerseyboy257
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| The Gnat wrote: | | Very poor Vikings pick, unless they are trading Harvin, which you should specify, Austin adds nothing to the Vikings that Harvin doesn't already have, in this situation, I would say that Johnathan Banks is the best pick, or Xavier Rhodes. |
Yeah you'd think, but then you give the Vikings Johnathon Banks and they all rip on you. Lol you just can't win.
edit- good giants pick btw
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Nobody
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Banks, Mingo, Elam, and Jones would all be way better. Fluker is a RT only and isn't worth a first rounder.
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The Gnat
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| jerseyboy257 wrote: | | The Gnat wrote: | | Very poor Vikings pick, unless they are trading Harvin, which you should specify, Austin adds nothing to the Vikings that Harvin doesn't already have, in this situation, I would say that Johnathan Banks is the best pick, or Xavier Rhodes. |
Yeah you'd think, but then you give the Vikings Johnathon Banks and they all rip on you. Lol you just can't win. |
Depends on the scenario, in this one either he or some DT is the best options DT based on some value and need, and Banks based on value. Austin has lower value and doesn't have all that much need, we love drafting a WR in round one, that is true, but it has to be someone who can make a difference in the red zone and who can stretch the field vertically, because we already have a guy for underneath stuff.
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BengalsEra
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| jerseyboy257 wrote: | | The Gnat wrote: | | Very poor Vikings pick, unless they are trading Harvin, which you should specify, Austin adds nothing to the Vikings that Harvin doesn't already have, in this situation, I would say that Johnathan Banks is the best pick, or Xavier Rhodes. |
Yeah you'd think, but then you give the Vikings Johnathon Banks and they all rip on you. Lol you just can't win. |
Yea I know haha but the vikings defense stepped up when needed and they need someone else besides harvin and roudolph. Austin adds exactly what harvin adds which would be terriflying to the defense. Having two percey harvins, I think would be the best thing for the vikings, especially because they know how to get the most out of him. |
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ochocinco4pres
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Not sure how i feel about the Bengals pick. I dont hate it, but would really prefer to see a LB or S there. But depending on where we go in round 2, i would be ok with it
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BengalsEra
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| ochocinco4pres wrote: | | Not sure how i feel about the Bengals pick. I dont hate it, but would really prefer to see a LB or S there. But depending on where we go in round 2, i would be ok with it |
The bengals gave up a lot of sacks last year which i think boiling was the worst of all the oline. so yea. but there are numerous amount of ways the bengals could go here. I think they will go bpa within the positions of need. |
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zelbell
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| Give the Browns Star...he's BPA by far and he'd help the 3-4 transition as a 3-4 end |
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theindianstud12
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| Terrible Bears pick. Zero chance we go WR in the 1st. Ogletree, Cooper, Jones, Rhodes, Mingo, Minter, or Banks will be the pick. |
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Yeah give the Eagles Star at #4.
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BengalsEra
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| zelbell wrote: | | Give the Browns Star...he's BPA by far and he'd help the 3-4 transition as a 3-4 end |
as a 3-4 END??? theres no way star is an end. The browns need someone to fill that OLB position. |
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BengalsEra
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| theindianstud12 wrote: | | Terrible Bears pick. Zero chance we go WR in the 1st. Ogletree, Cooper, Jones, Rhodes, Mingo, Minter, or Banks will be the pick. |
The bears NEED someone oposite of marshall. I only see them picking a WR, TE, or ILB in round 1. or trading down for some extra picks later on |
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zelbell
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| BengalsEra wrote: | | zelbell wrote: | | Give the Browns Star...he's BPA by far and he'd help the 3-4 transition as a 3-4 end |
as a 3-4 END??? theres no way star is an end. The browns need someone to fill that OLB position. |
Taylor is 6'3 335 and projected to be a DE in our 3-4 alignment and Star is 6'4 325 so it is very possible but we badly need a OLB but its hard to pass up someone with the ability of Star at our pick |
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