Jaguars Seven-Round Mock Draft Thread
by CaliforniaJag on Jan 21, 2011 1:13 PM EST
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PrintThe Recent FanPosts page is completely cluttered with mock drafts of all kinds by many different people (many of them are by one person, but I digress). This post's purpose is to be a gathering point for ALL your Jaguars seven-round mock drafts.
As of this moment, the Jaguars appear to be picking as follows:
1st round (16)
2nd round (49)
3rd round (80)
4th round (113)
4th round (120)
5th round (144)
6th round (177)
7th round (near 230; pick is from Green Bay in the Anthony Smith deal. Not certain yet if the Jaguars will receive this pick)
Please keep in mind that the 4th through 7th round picks will move backwards based on compensatory draft picks awarded. These are usually awarded in late March, so we won't know what they are for a while.
The Jaguars did NOT receive a pick from Cincinnati in the Reggie Nelson trade; Nelson did not meet the criteria necessary for the Jaguars to obtain the pick.
Anyway, post your Jaguars mocks in here and comment on others' mocks in here as well, and let's try to keep the Recent FanPosts section from getting too cluttered. SB Nation is perfect for threads like these because your posts won't be lost in the thread; people usually navigate around the threads by pressing Z to move between unread posts. If you guys want to keep this visible, rec the thread to keep it in the Recommended FanPosts section. Anyways...post away!
As a side note, I will be creating posts for a Big Cat Country community mock draft of the first round, and potentially through the Jaguars' pick in the second if people like it enough. The way this would work is that everyone on here would vote for who they think the Panthers will pick, then the Broncos, etc., filling in the picks one at a time over a couple months. I was planning on starting this after the NFL Combine, but if people are itching to get going we can start it earlier; we likely wouldn't reach the Jaguars' pick until after the Combine anyway, but Combine performance might change the 15 picks in front of Jacksonville by that point. Anyway, please vote in the poll to let me know when/if you'd like to do the community mock. Thanks!
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 21, 2011 2:02 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
this one here is purely one for fun- doubt it happens
1st round: Julio Jones: Why not go for a 6’4 WR who could very well be a #1 in the NFL
2nd round: Rahim Moore: the guy could fall to the second round at our pick, and he is quite good from what i hear
3rd round: Andy Dalton: If the draft was today, 3rd round sounds like the place Dalton would go
4th round: Greg Romeus: If this guy stays healthy, he could eb a real steal in the 4th round
4th round: Chimdi Chekwa: Need some CB to come in and compete for playing time
5th round: Owen Marecic: I expletive love this guy. I think the possibilities with him are great, a FB/LB in college, he could do many things for this team, and I think he can very well be there in the 5th round
6th round: John Moffitt: Solid late round pick who can probably help our interior line
7th round: Tank Carder: I think he could fall, and this guy is just a beast of a guy to pick up in the final round fo the draft
Why would Carder fall?
I heard he was a 2nd or 3rd rounder at this point.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 21, 2011 2:02 PM EST up reply actions
news to me
i haven’t heard about much recently. i have been real busy studying for my actuial exam, so this draft is based on what i do know and a lot of opinions of players from like a month ago
They also said Rashad Jennings was a high rounder too at one point.
Trade Ankiel instead of Luddy!!! Why go buy an impact bat when we got one?
by Ibeatanorexia06 on Jan 23, 2011 3:14 PM EST up reply actions
Jennings was in a Division II school
Carder played in a BCS game. Jennings really only fell because he played against inferior competition. Carder did not.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 23, 2011 8:02 PM EST up reply actions
He also has a upright running style
which worried scouts. Didn’t stop Eddie George from being a pretty damn good NFL back.
I watched tape and games of Moore
Good in coverage, terrible in run support. Looks scared to make hits on ppl, so think Reggie Nelson thats afraid of contact when it comes to run D
Tank Carder was a junior this season
If he’s coming out, that’s news to me.
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by Adam Stites on Jan 22, 2011 11:44 PM EST up reply actions
I don't know enough about the guys further down, but here's a random one for the first couple rounds:
1: Brandon Harris, CB, Miami
2: Christian Ponder, QB, Florida State
3: Brooks Reed, DE, Arizona
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I like Reed..
I wonder why nobody is talking about him
by Sylvester.The.Jaguar.fan on Jan 21, 2011 9:42 PM EST up reply actions
He was the 2nd best DE on that team
Not that he wont be a good player, but that’s why he’s not being talked about much.
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by Adam Stites on Jan 22, 2011 11:45 PM EST up reply actions
decent, florida state qbs are never good though
by FgallosJAGS on Jan 22, 2011 10:37 AM EST up reply actions
That generalization makes zero sense
Saying quarterbacks from a certain school are never good makes no sense. All the other Florida State quarterbacks are not the same person as Christian Ponder. In fact, most of the past guys had Bobby Bowden as a head coach; Ponder played last year under Fisher. Oklahoma quarterbacks are never good, but I’m sure you’d love to have Sam Bradford.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 22, 2011 5:00 PM EST up reply actions
Not sold on bradford at all
Wow, he got seven wins in the worst division in 30 years, he must be a spectacular talent.
by Brian Levenson on Jan 23, 2011 12:58 PM EST up reply actions
He played well for a rookie QB
even with an absolutely awful WR corps.
He was pretty damn good
If you look at Pro Football Reference for rookie QB with comparable stats, the list is VERY short.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 23, 2011 8:03 PM EST up reply actions
rhett's mock 5.0
amukamara/kerrigan
j. smith/dalton
dalton/sands/matthews
barnes
by rhettchrystal on Jan 21, 2011 3:01 PM EST via mobile reply actions
My mock so far:
1) Martez Wilson LB Illinios
2) Jonny Patrick CB Louisville
3) Kris O’Dowd C USC
4) Deunta Williams S UNC
4) Greg Little WR UNC
5) Nate Irving MLB NC St
6) Markus White DE FSU
7) Ryan Jones CB Northwest Missouri St
underclassmen, linebacker from Illinios
Hes rated a late 1st/ early 2nd round guy at the moment but hes going to blow up after the combine, 6’4 250lbs and is rumored to run a 4.6 40. He was a 5 star DE in high school then moved to OLB in college and this past season played MLB
Well if he runs what they say he run http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=72514&draftyear=2011&genpos=ILB
he will be in the first, sceme versatile prob can play any LB spot in 43 or 34 and this pass season with 111 tckls and 4 sacks playing the middle
Sounds like your 2011 Bruce Campbell Award winner
Guy who just knocks your socks off in terms pf physical attributes.
Idk where u get ur info from
but ive never seen him rated after the top of the second round, and hes nothing like Bruce Campbell cuz he gets it done on the field ive been watching him play since he was a freshman at Illinios so the physical attributes are icing on the cake
now for my more realisitc mock draft assuming no trades
1st round: Ryan Kerrigan: I see little reason not to like this guy, and to be frankly honest, I will be a bit suprised to see him at 16, although I could see why he will be there for us to pick. He seems like a Gene Smith type of guy
2nd round: Casey Matthews: he has the talent, and he has the pedigree. If he is 1/3 of Clay, I still think he would be worth the pick in the second round
3rd round: Andy Dalton: As mentioned in my earlier post, I see no reason to have him going higher than 3rd round as of yet, although he likely will be higher. If he does end up higher, keep this the way it is and put in Pat Devlin at the pick
4th round: Robert Sands: I feel like he falls into the 4th, and I see no reason not to take him, even in the third round
4th round: Tim Barnes: Meester ain’t young is all I need to say to explain this pick
5th round: Chimdi Chekwa: He gets no love, and so I think he falls to the 5th, The way I see it, I feel like he could be a late 3rd to mid 4th round guy, but he falls and we get him to come in and compete at the CB position
6th round:Owen Marecic: I legitimately have a man crush on him(along with Ryan Kerrigan, although for different reasons). The versatility of Marecic at Stanford, playing FB and LB makes me salivate in terms of how he theoretically could be utilized in the future. It is a late round pick, and so given the potential of how he could be used, I think he is worth a look
7th round: Scott Tolzien: He is not going to fall to the 7th round in all likelihood, but the overall point I am making with the pick, is to look for a 7th round developmental guy, preferably a guy who falls purely due to the depth of the draft at the QB spot
best mock ever
this is my ideal mock, the fiorst 5 picks are incredible if it plays that way, i would be so happy.
by rhettchrystal on Jan 21, 2011 4:08 PM EST up reply actions
I have heard
that Casey Mathews is a little over rated due to the fact of his family name so we might be able to grab him in the 3rd round but I feel like someone will grab him too soon due to blood relation
Hit em once smile at em and hit em again
Every Annoying fans Mock Draft
1st Round – Mike Pouncey
2nd Round – Traded away for Tim Tebow
3rd Round – A big name player ive heard of
4th Round – Someone Mel Kiper thinks is a steal
5th Round – Any player from Florida
6th Round – Any player from Florida
7th Round – Any player from Florida State
"I’m going to punish him. If he hits me, fine, but if I catch him, believe me, I’m going to get the better shot." - Fred Taylor
1st Round – Aldon Smith, DE/LB
2nd Round – Christian Ponder, QB
3rd Round – Tyler Sash, S
4th Round – Chris Carter, LB
4th Round – Nate Irving, LB
5th Round – Josh Rogers, CB
6th Round – Ricky Elmore, DE/LB
7th Round – Lester Jean, WR
What's weird about Aldon Smith at 16?
That’s probably a good value for him there. A lot of mocks have him going to Houston at 11.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 21, 2011 5:31 PM EST up reply actions
Do you really think the GM who prefers Seniors with consistant production
will take a RS Sophomore with one healthy year? The only Junior he’s taken was Eben Britton who was RS Junior and he was a three year starter.
Sash is also a Junior.
Two years isn't long enough to say he "prefers Seniors with consistent production"
It’s only been two drafts. We don’t know what he’s going to pick. He’ll likely take the best player there, and there’s a decent chance Aldon Smith is the best player the Jaguars can get at 16. Perhaps the reason he’s gone for mostly “singles” thus far is because he was starting with a trash roster, and now that he’s got a solid base of players he’s ready to take a few swings at the fences.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 21, 2011 6:59 PM EST up reply actions
I agree, Larry Fitzgerald was a horrible pick
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 21, 2011 8:30 PM EST up reply actions
never take a sophmore in the first, why?
1 good season, i can play 10 good seasons, and these guy play 1 good season, they’re is a lot of potential to BUST.
by rhettchrystal on Jan 21, 2011 11:29 PM EST up reply actions
There's a lot of bust potential in ALL draft picks
You pick the best players. If Smith is a better player than Kerrigan, pick him. Having more years of film does not make someone a better player than someone else.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 22, 2011 5:01 PM EST up reply actions
having 1 year on the field
compared to 3, gives u more potential to bust.
by rhettchrystal on Jan 23, 2011 11:15 AM EST up reply actions
or...
look at Ron Dayne. They rode the hell out of him in Wisconsin, gets to the pros and has little if anything left in the tank.
Also, that’s only 1 year’s worth of bad habits.
by Joe Fisher on Jan 23, 2011 11:39 AM EST up reply actions 1 recs
This.
Rec’d
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 23, 2011 8:03 PM EST up reply actions
Two years is plenty long enough
he may still take a RS Sophmore, but it’s unlikely. The point is he won’t likely think Aldon Smith is the the best player. You can score on singles too and this roster defensively still has soooo many holes. A first round bust would be detrimental to this team. We need someone who can come in a start right away, something I don’t think Aldon Smith can do.
So what? He’s drafted underclassman before.
Do people not realize he was part of the draft process in 03-08, that drafted a plethora of underclassmen?
I guess I should add “he only drafts seniors” to the ridiculousness of “he’s not a Gene guy.”
by Alfie Crow on Jan 22, 2011 8:35 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
Ever think he learned from that?
So far he mostly drafted senior, passing on the flashy underclassmen of JPP, Bryant, Crabtree, and the likes. He’s said he made mistakes too in the Shack Harrisand has learned from those mistake. It appears he thinks that drafting mostly underclassmen was a mistake, at least so long as your team has more gapping holes than solid spots.
You have always wanted to say the notion of a “Gene Smith guy” is ridiculous, but it’s true. He wants a high character team, so expect him to draft that way.
You qualified two things at the same time
“Flashy underclassmen”
This is a logical fallacy; you are simultaneously telling us he passed on two qualities, but you have no idea which of the two, if either, if the quality that caused him to pass on the players.
Pierre-Paul could’ve easily been passed on because he didn’t produce at the college level (only 6 sacks in 2009). He could’ve easily been passed on because he literally had never played football until his junior year of high school. He could’ve easily been passed on because he didn’t play nearly as strong as he tested and seemed like a finesse player.
Crabtree and Bryant had me-first diva personalities that didn’t mesh with what Gene Smith wanted in this football team. Them being underclassmen seems to be irrelevant given their personalities.
You’ve basically provided zero evidence that he doesn’t like underclassmen. His selection of Eben Britton in the second round of the 2009 draft says to me that he in fact has no problem with underclassmen as long as their fit the profile of what he feels a Jaguar player should be. Smith has no known character concerns; it’ll be about his play on the field.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 22, 2011 5:30 PM EST up reply actions
The qualities going hand in hand
Flashiness is something I believe causes players to be over drafted. It could be for one of many reasons, but the majority of a time what I would consider a flashy player is one of those guys that is said to have mouth watering “potential.” Its my opinion that what most people consider potential is simply athleticism. T
hen Bryant and Crabtree obviously had character concerns, but were both good players in college. Without character concerns I can see Gene Smith drafting those players, though I’m not sure he sees value in a first round WR. It seems to me that any of the Juniors who have had good production at the college level for more than just one year will have already been taken, like Patrick Peterson.
In my view Gene Smith is trying to apply a lot the values that Bill Parcells wanted to see in QBs to his whole roster.
Aldon Smith is one of those players that everyone harps on their “potential.” He hasn’t had much production due to only being a Sophomore and being injured this season. With DEs having such a high bust rate, Id rather see a player with a more complete repertoire.
I agreed with everything you said up to the final paragraph
Smith DID have “much production”. He played 23 games at Missouri and had 29 tackles for loss and 17 sacks. That’s extremely productive.
Also, all the stuff you said earlier that I agree with has nothing to do with Smith being a sophomore; honestly, none of it even applies to Smith at all. I agree that Gene will likely avoid “flashy” players without much production, but doesn’t apply to Smith. He’ll also likely avoid guys with “character concerns”, but again that doesn’t apply to Smith.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 23, 2011 8:06 PM EST up reply actions
You're right
that’s extremely productive in that limited window, but the window is still very limited. Even disregarding the Sophomore issue, I think projects much better as a 34 OLB.
Aldon Smith...
Could be the next Derrick Harvey.
Guess they shouldn’t ever draft anyone then, they could be a bust.
by Alfie Crow on Jan 22, 2011 8:33 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
Aldon Smith...
Could be the next DeMarcus Ware.
You really have no idea what he could or couldn’t be at this point. Gene Smith’s job is to pick the best player he can. If Aldon Smith is that player, he’ll draft Aldon Smith.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 22, 2011 5:02 PM EST up reply actions
He of a similar mold as Derrick Harvey.
He weighs less than Harvey did coming out of UF, but he is a red shirt sophomore who has only been playing football for a couple of years. He had a great freshman year, and is an “athletic freak.” Everything I have read about him makes me think of everything people were saying about Derrick Harvey in 2008. The only difference would be that we wouldn’t be trading away the whole draft to get Smith. I prefer to see production, progression, and sustained success in a first round draft pick. And supposing Kerrigan and Smith are both available at 16, I would much rather take Kerrigan, who has experience and 2 seasons of consistent results to look at.
Derrick Harvey was always thought to not have "elite explosion"
which is a necessary quality of a great pass-rusher. Smith is a lot more explosive (gets off the ball quickly, closes ground quickly) than Derrick Harvey was. Smith had plenty of production; he played 23 games at the college level and had 29 tackles for loss and 17 sacks. I like Kerrigan more than Smith myself as well, but it’s not a very big difference at all. Harvey and Smith are really not very similar at all. Harvey is more similar to Adrian Clayborn, in my opinion.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 22, 2011 5:36 PM EST up reply actions
elite explosion
sounds like a night of top shelf margaritas and all you can eat enchiladas.
by Joe Fisher on Jan 22, 2011 9:49 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
Apparently Derrick Harvey lacked Indian Food
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 23, 2011 8:06 PM EST up reply actions
funny thing is in September, he was part of the 8 quarterbacks going in the first round.
reminds me, is Nick Foles coming out?
the dude is a walking injury report. i do not want a guy who has had injury woes being the guy we draft to be our franchise guy
by Jagsrok9008 on Jan 22, 2011 11:45 PM EST up reply actions
Foles has only had one knee injury.
It held him out of a few games and he returned to finish the season. He’s gonna return to Arizona this year and be one of the top QBs for next year.
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by Adam Stites on Jan 22, 2011 11:50 PM EST up reply actions
I see where you're going with Aldon Smith, but...
He’s pretty clearly a tweener. He’s incredibly shifty and has great pass rush skills, but he’d get absolutely owned as a DE in the run game. He never overpowers his blocker, he just moves really well, and in the NFL, everyone moves well.
He’s an excellent pass rusher though. He can turn the corner like nobody’s business. Somebody’s gonna fall in love with him and take him in the teens.
by Brian Levenson on Jan 23, 2011 1:24 PM EST up reply actions
nice, but
Alfie, the first 4 were nice, but I think you put down way too many linebackers. Now, if you had said we were merging into a 3-4 defense, which it seems by your picks here anyways…I would have to go with Von Miller at the top pick.
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Miller will be gone before 16
Probably in the top 7
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 31, 2011 6:06 PM EST up reply actions
1) Prince Amukamara, CB Nebraska
2) Andy Dalton, QB TCU
3) Jaiquan Jarrett, FS Temple
4) Nate Irving, LB NC State
4) Greg Romeus, DE Pittsburg
5) Greg Salas, WR Hawaii
6) Justin Rodgers, CB Richmond
6) Elijah Joseph, LB Temple
I'm drooling
Amukamara and Dalton. That’s good enough for me.
by Brian Levenson on Jan 21, 2011 8:28 PM EST up reply actions
I know
most people probably think I’m being unrealistic thinking Amukamra is going to drop, the history of big “slow” corners disagrees with them, but I think it’s more wishful that Dalton would be there at our pick in the second. I could easily see Gene trading up to the end of first, begging of the second to get Dalton if he is indeed “the man.”
He said he wasn't coming out
but then did. I think either him or Jimmy Smith will be the second corner taken.
I don't think he's really a gamble
he’s started two and half years, had good production, and doesn’t appear to have any character flaws.
The second corner taken will be Amukamara.
Period. He and Peterson were A1 and A2 coming into the season and Amukamara didn’t look bad this season. He looked good.
by Brian Levenson on Jan 23, 2011 1:27 PM EST up reply actions
Yah he looked awesome
when he got taken to school by Blackmon. I think comparing him and Peterson as of similar talent is silly, like with Suh and McCoy last year. Peterson is significantly better out of the two.
Prince has got to be in a team that runs primarily a lot of zone otherwise he’s going to get burned by elite WRs.
150 yards was about average for Blackmon
Considering he had 111 catches for 1782 yards. That’s like 16 a catch and over 8 catches a game.
by Brian Levenson on Jan 29, 2011 12:05 PM EST up reply actions
Should T5 or T10 picks
allow the average? His speed concerns were also exposed that day.
Probably 3 starters
in Amukamara, Jarrett, and Irving. Andy Dalton hopefully develops into the QB of the future. Romeus could battle back from his injury and become a future stud at RDE across from Lane supposing he develops. Greg Salas is a guy I really like, he’s got a big body and good YAC potential. Justin Rodgers has the build of a good nickle and Joseph is some more fodder at LB.
Amukamara is going to drop
how far is the question. Jarrett and Irving could rise, but we’ll never know until the combine.
this mock
is the most realistic, and best mock for the jags. I hope it plays out this way.
by rhettchrystal on Jan 22, 2011 9:52 PM EST up reply actions
Most realistic?
I will bet you $20 that Prince Amukamara is not available at pick 16.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 23, 2011 8:07 PM EST up reply actions
Hence the bet offer
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 24, 2011 12:36 AM EST up reply actions
yes!
In all hopefulness, we would get the Prince at 16…just not likely, and Gene won’t trade up.
However, Gene might trade back, giving us additional picks.
This is a 4-round draft. I want to make it as fun as possible, without just randomly adding someone into to much-later picks. We trade back to 32 from 16…and get (obviously 32), 64, and 160(5th rounder).
1.) 32* Christian Ponder(QB FSU)- proven leader, and can make others around him try harder. OR Cameron Jordan( DE Cal). I know it’s kinda ironic drafting a player from Cal, right after we did last year…but we did it with Mojo and Marcedes! If we were to move to a 3-4, he’d be great. OR Von MillerT A&M OLB)(if we move to 3-4)
2.) 48* Rodney Hudson(OG FSU)- Just doesn’t make mistakes and allow sacks. If he’s too small at guard, then put him at Center! He’s definitely good enough to make the transition to that position of need.
3.) 64* If we are lucky, Herzlich(BC OLB)will drop because of his health. Guy is a great person, and a play-maker. We also need a linebacker.
3.) 80* Shiloh Keo safety from Idaho. Man makes plays….may not be the fastest, but he always finds a way to be in the right place at the right time. Like Polamalu!
4.) 112* Randall Cobb WR/RB from Kentucky He’s also a play-maker, and seems like a Mike Thomas-type. He can do reverses, be a running back, and might even stretch the field. We need play-makers.
4.) 121* Steve Wisienewski( Center PSU) as a Center, he should probably drop to us here. A position of need. I do believe Hudson(despite size) can eventually replace Manuwai.
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1st round – Ryan Kerrigan DE Purdue
2nd round – Davon House CB New Mexico State
3rd round – Andy Dalton QB TCU
4th round – Casey Mathews ILB Oregon
4th round – Steve Schilling OG Michigan
5th round – Jermale Hines FS Ohio State
6th round – Edmund Gates WR Abilene Christian
He very well could be
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by Adam Stites on Jan 22, 2011 11:51 PM EST up reply actions
He certainly might
He may be a Matthews, but he’s not quite the caliber of his older brother..and other family members. He can make plays, but it wouldn’t surprise me if he dropped to the 4th
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Players I'm interested in
1st round (16) DE Cam Jordan/OLB Von Miller/OLB Rob Quinn/DE Adrian Clayborn
2nd round (49) CB/S Jimmy Smith/Ras-I Dowling/Rashard Carmichael /Kendrick Burney
3rd round (80) QB Andy Dalton/WR Austin Pettis/WR Greg Little
4th round (113) CB Justin Rodgers, LB Tank Carder/LBQuan Sturdivant
4th round (120) LB Mason Foster/ DE Romeus
5th round (144) WR Cecil Shorts/WR Sanzenbacher
6th round (177) QB/WR Tyrod Taylor
7th round (near 230
What could of happened; did.
I really like the way you did this.
I think this might be a better way to do mocks this early. It really just boils down to who you like when the pick comes around.
Thanks...
I started to do drafts and just found myself organising prospects by the rounds they were available in. So I made this Draft Depth Chart…
http://www.bigcatcountry.com/2011/1/6/1920152/draft-depth-chart
Obviously it’s now out of date but I keep it as a word doc and will update it after the Senior Bowl. However, the idea is valid.
What could of happened; did.
Ideally
1st round (16) DE Cam Jordan
2nd round (49) CB/S Jimmy Smith
3rd round (80) QB Andy Dalton
4th round (113) LB Tank Carder
4th round (120) CB Justin Rodgers
5th round (144) WR Cecil Shorts
6th round (177) LB Eric McBride
7th round (230) QB/WR Tyrod Taylor
What could of happened; did.
Nightmarish...don't know why I'm doing this
1st round (16) QB Ryan Mallet – moron
2nd round (49) S Ahmad Black – overrated
3rd round (80) QB Colin Kaepernick – toothpick
4th round (113) WR Greg Little – overrated
4th round (120) WR Titus Young – 170lb too small we need size
5th round (144) S Brian Lainhart – too slow
6th round (177)
7th round (near 230
What could of happened; did.
Here is how I see it
1st round (16) Justin Houston- DE- Don’t start with the tweener/olb crap, he’s the same size as Kerrigan, (give or take an inch) but a better athlete. I would have no issue with Kerrigan but I would perfer Houston (Prince is a no-brainer if he falls)
2nd round (49) Casey Matthews- LB- Probably the best all-around LB in the draft (If Smith is still here, they have to take him instead)
3rd round (80) Andy Dalton-QB- QB of the future, hopefully Garrard will be consistent enough to keep him on the bench for at least a year (If I would have done this yesterday this pick would have been Stanzi)
4th round (113) Robert Sands-FS- I think he will fall because of the weak safety class, after Moore and Williams go not many will be looking at safety anymore
4th round (120) Curtis Marsh-CB- Reminds me a lot of Derek Cox, all of the CBs in the draft cause him to fall
5th round (144) Chris Carter-OLB- We need all the linebacker help we can get
6th round (177) Chimdi Chekwa-CB- STEAL!! lol.. He’s going to fall because of the CBs and the fact that he won’t run a 4’2 at the combine
7th round (230-ish?) Lester Jean-WR- Add another developmental weapon (Btw idk if its a certainty that MSW is gone next yr)
Honestly I’d like the Jags to try and trade back and gain more picks. Also I would like to see them trade Mathis for a pick, he still wants a new contract and is not gonna get it, trade him before he becomes a problem.
by Sylvester.The.Jaguar.fan on Jan 21, 2011 11:16 PM EST reply actions
doesnt a weak class
cause players to move up boards due to need at the position?
by rhettchrystal on Jan 21, 2011 11:31 PM EST up reply actions
Yeah, I worded that wrong..lol
I meant people will over look all of the other safeties because their is a perceived huge gap in between the top guys and the rest
by Sylvester.The.Jaguar.fan on Jan 22, 2011 1:07 PM EST up reply actions
Highly doubt Dalton and Sands are available where you had the Jaguars taking them.
I bet they’re both gone before our 3rd-rounder. Could even see Dalton being gone before our 2nd-rounder.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 22, 2011 5:38 PM EST up reply actions
Yeah I'll admit i was a litttle generous with the Sands in the fourth pick..
and I could have flipped the Dalton and Matthews picks. And in the 2nd I could see Miami possibly taking him right ahead of us, he fits exactly what parcels wants in a QB
by Sylvester.The.Jaguar.fan on Jan 23, 2011 9:07 AM EST up reply actions
Don't think a Dalton/Matthews flip would help
I think Dalton is gone before our 3rd, easy. There’s a good chance the Jaguars will have to trade UP in the second round if they want Dalton, honestly.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 23, 2011 8:08 PM EST up reply actions
Honestly if that are that high on him..
then I’d rather see them just pick him at 16, I would rather see them “reach” for someone they really like then miss out because of their 2nd round spot
by Sylvester.The.Jaguar.fan on Jan 23, 2011 9:05 PM EST up reply actions
If they like him, say, 25th,
picking him at 16 would be stupid. This team has more needs than simply QB. Trading up would only occur if he was still on the board and he was slipping; they can’t travel to the future to their 2nd-round pick and see Dalton being gone by then. To pick him at 16 would be a paranoid move at best.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 23, 2011 10:10 PM EST up reply actions
Are you guys acutally filling out the rest of the draft...
…Or are you just picking guys you’d like to see the Jags take by what round they are projected to be taken? Some of these seem like the latter.
It's very obviously the second one
I don’t like seven-round mocks for only one team at all, myself. I put this thread up because seven-round Jaguars mocks were littering the Recent FanPosts section.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 22, 2011 7:31 PM EST up reply actions
I've done round one mocks
and gave us the guy who I have us in that situation. Doing a full 7 round mock is a little too daunting for me.
That's what I usually do
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 23, 2011 8:08 PM EST up reply actions
The votes are pretty close in the poll
With starting sooner leading by 7% at the time of this post. We are at least waiting until after the Senior Bowl to start the community mock, but given the likely lack of movement among the very top prospects, I don’t think there’s any reason we can’t start it after the Senior Bowl.
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I like what ILB Mark Herzlich had to say
http://www.draftcountdown.com/interviews/Mark-Herzlich/Mark-Herzlich.php
IF he’s fully fit he could be a steal in a PON. I like how he admires Ray Lewis and London Fletcher and compares himself stylistically to Brian Urlacher.
That’s the type of LB we need. A take charge chest-thumper with ATTITUDE.
What could of happened; did.
I think my mock is the best.
1.16. Ryan Mallet
2.17 MLB Greg Jones
3. 16 LB Casey Matthews
4.17 FS Deunta William
4.26 OLB Bruce Carter
5.16 SS Joe Lefeged
6.17 DE Dean DeLeone
7.4 CB Chykie Brown
7.25 WR Kris Adams
I'd agree he has a top ten arm,
but he has a lot of flaws. You seem to be overlooking the flaws. Just having a cannon arm isn’t enough; Ryan Leaf and JaMarcus Russell are proof of that. What makes Ryan Mallett better than JaMarcus Russell?
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 24, 2011 10:22 PM EST up reply actions
that's the same thinking that we used with Leftwich
What if the kid doesn’t want to be taught because it worked at Arkansas?
What makes Ryan Mallett better than JaMarcus Russell?
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 25, 2011 7:58 PM EST up reply actions
You have nothing to say other than he's a hater?
Well Ryan Mallett is a coke head.
Please look up the definition of "libel"
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 25, 2011 3:42 PM EST up reply actions
Yah
I’m just making it up http://nfldraftmonsters.com/news/character-concern%20-ryan-mallett/
LOL
A “rumor” from “anonymous sources”? Sounds super credible. There’s absolutely no chance that Mallett was just a douchebag to the guy, who decided to get back at Mallett by making up stuff about him.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 25, 2011 6:33 PM EST up reply actions
First of all
it would only be libel on my part if I knew it wasn’t true. I don’t care enough to go digging to find more credible sources.
I have also heard rumors of the coke issue and other character concerns dating back to before last year’s draft. It could just be rumors, but why make up a rumor for no reason?
Even if it isn’t true, the kid sounds like a complete idiot. I’d prefer not to go down the road of having one of the lesser intelligent QBs in the league
I don't want him that much either
I just took issue with you calling him a “coke head”. There are much better ways to state your dislike of him.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 25, 2011 7:57 PM EST up reply actions
only thing I've heard is he likes his booze
didn’t he have a public intoxication deal a couple years ago?
He used hater, which I countered with coke head
I do see you point though.
Razorblade-backs
I wonder if Matt jones, and Mallet get high together? jerry jones used to get crunk in fayettville- but for real if that thing with mallet is true, that is kind of weird that basically back to back, Arkansas football gods, hit up that powder.
a different looking mock IMO although one I really would like to see happen
1)Brandon Harris- he likely moves up and shores up the #3 CB ranking
2)Mark Herzlich- I am slowly realizing that this guy will in all likelihood be the real deal
3)Ahmad Black- was watching tape of him, and this guy is just a beast at being near the ball on almost every play(this might be too high- i could see his height dropping his draft stock)
4)Collin Kapernick- from wht i gather he is looking quite good at the Senior Bowl, and even before that he has fascinated me as a prospect with his speed and arm
4)Tim Barnes- a young body to follow Meester at C
5)Chimdi Chekwa- he will fall, I can almost guarantee that, and Jags just cannot pass on a guy like that this late
6)Ricki Stanzi- to be hinest I am not certain he falls to the 6th the way things are going, but bringing in a 2nd QB makes too much sense in my opinion
7) Zack Hurd- similar reasoning to the Barnes pick, this interior O-line is straight out old and could afford to get younger
I bet Stanzi goes before day three starts
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 26, 2011 6:13 PM EST up reply actions
Ok here's mine...
I worked some hypothetical trades with New Orleans and New England using the value chart. The resulting picks we got (before compensatory picks are awarded) are 24, 33, 80, 92, 124, 144, 156, 177, 248(ish). Here’s who I picked at those spots:
24 Jimmy Smith
33 Greg Jones
80 Andy Dalton
92 Shiloh Keo
124 Austin Pettis
144 Curtis Marsh
156 Brooks Reed
177 Greg McElroy
248 Chris Prosinksi
I think this meets needs and would suit the BAP structure. Go ahead, rip into me.
add in a trade with NE rasean ,mathis and 1 of our 4th for there 26th pick
if ingram is there at 16, trade back with sea, NyG, or saints, or if julio jones is stilll there, i think skill players are the only ones that a mid 20 pick team would trade down for .-ok so say jones is still there, t think chicago would trade down 29 to 16 and we take there 61st pcik as well.
26- pick-Brandon Harris- CB Mia
29-justin houston- DE/OLB=Ga (remember tucker uses a lot of 3-4( think we will end up with him or von miller,bruce carter types)
49-rahim moore-FS-ucla-or Allen Bailey DE MIA
61-Greg Jones-LB-Msu-or Ras I dowling CB(who can play FS)
***I think we will end up with 3-4 picks in 1st 2 rounds-I think barring a WR or QB to good to pass, we will get a CB, a S, and A DE /OLB, i think we will then ise extra 6th and 4 th to obtain a 2nd 3rd round-
80-Andy Dalton-QB-TCU
88(trade with sea)-Randall Cobb-WR-Kentkucky
112-Ahmad blacl-SS-FL
5th round-Casey Matthews if available-or Noel Devine dwane harris from East carolina-we need a PLAYMAKER-that is why i prefer Cobb, over torrey smith, or pettis.
then in our 6th or 7th round, our last pick-Tyrod Taylor-Wilcat-Slash-QB-PR, and lets have some fun- GO JAGS
What would CHI
trade up just to get a receiver? Earl Bennett, Devin Hester, Johnny Knox, and Devin Aromoshodu put up more than sufficient enough numbers. Looking at the list, there’s not a lot of teams below us in real need of a WR that badly. Given that being said, I would not be surprised to see both Green and Jones go b4 our pick after reviewing teams needs ahead of us. The Jags will trade down if they feel there’s something more value in trading down.. and judging by this team’s needs.. there’s not a lot of situations that would warrant a trade down in my mind, unless of course we’re getting some great pick value.. otherwise we probably draft to fill a defensive hole.. probably at DE if I had to guess, depends on who’s left at that position because a lot of teams could be filling the same void
A trade with New England for Ingram makes zero sense
New England picks 17th (right after us) in the first round. Do you really think they’d be afraid we’d take Ingram? They’d just wait until we pick, then take Ingram at 17.
I would encourage people to avoid trading down in their mocks, as the chances of doing so are probably pretty low. Someone has to want to move up for you to move down, and I don’t think anyone that’ll be available at 16 is someone another team will want to move up for.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 27, 2011 3:26 PM EST up reply actions
exactly
agreed, I don’t think you see us trading down.. I’m not even sure Ingram is there at 17.. Miami could be in real need of a runningback.. Williams is probably done, Brown is solid (when his wonky knees aren’t giving out) but I bet Miami has a long look at Ingram
NE picks 26th and 33.didnt say they trade for ingram
i think NE only major concern is there secondary, and with them having 2 picks in each of the first 3 rounds, it makes since for them to use some to trade for a guy like rashean mathis. I wrote that i could see something like NE trading there 26th or 33rd pick for Mathis and a 4th round pick from us, If we could do that we should, and then have 2 picks in the first 33, then we could go DE, and CB if we had 16 and 33 , Kerrigan, and rahim moore. To me both teams would benifit from a trade like that, NE would be giving up a late 1st, and gaining a 4th for a proven CB, that wont need to develop. NE and IND windows are closing
I guess your post confused me because it doesn't use punctuation and capitalization very well
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 27, 2011 11:50 PM EST up reply actions
Little early for mocks
not knowing whether or not the Jags will do anything via free agency or even re-sign MSW, which could have a slight impact on draft day, but as of right now this is what I got:
Round 1 – Ryan Kerrigan DE/J.J Watt DE/Aldon Smith OLB
Round 2 – Rahim Moore FS/Quinton Carter FS/Greg Jones ILB
Round 3 – Christian Ponder QB/Andy Dalton QB/Leonard Hankerson WR
Round 4 – Austin Pettis WR/Vincent Brown WR/Nate Irving ILB
Round 4 – Greg Salas WR/Jeron Johnson SS/Tim Barnes C
Round 5 – Greg McElroy QB/Tyrod Taylor QB/Ricky Stanzi QB
Round 6 – Jeremy Kerley WR/Markus White DE/Zach Hurd OT
At this point
it seems that a handful of picks are set in terms of how high players will go. The following players are, I believe, 99% certain to be gone by pick 16:
Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri
A. J. Green, WR, Georgia
Nick Fairley, DT, Auburn
Marcell Dareus, DT/DE, Alabama
Da’Quan Bowers, DE, Clemson
Von Miller, OLB, Texas A&M
Patrick Peterson, DB, LSU
Prince Amukamara, CB, Nebraska
That leaves only seven picks in question before 16 rolls around. I’d also expect Julio Jones to be gone by 16. Anyway, I’d mock the first 16 picks as follows:
1. Carolina – Nick Fairley, DT, Auburn
2. Denver – Patrick Peterson, DB, LSU
3. Buffalo – Da’Quan Bowers, DE/OLB, Clemson
4. Cincinnati – A. J. Green, WR, Georgia
5. Arizona – Von Miller, OLB, Texas A&M
6. Cleveland – Marcell Dareus, DE, Alabama
7. San Francisco – Prince Amukamara, CB, Nebraska
8. Tennessee – Akeem Ayers, LB, UCLA
9. Dallas – Cameron Jordan, DE, California
10. Washington – Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri
11. Houston – Robert Quinn, DE/OLB, North Carolina
12. Minnesota – Aldon Smith, DE, Missouri
13. Detroit – Nate Solder, OT, Colorado
14. St. Louis – Julio Jones, WR, Alabama
15. Miami – Mark Ingram, RB, Alabama
16. Jacksonville – ??????
Kerrigan? Newton? Locker? Clayborn? Other? Pick someone!
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I think Locker will be gone to San Fran
Harbaugh won’t get a shot at him later and now is the perfect time to take a QB, because he’s yet to be on the hot seat. I also don’t think that only one QB is taken in the Top 15. True, this is a very raw class, but MANY teams need QBs and te Top 4 likely won’t be around t he next time they’re picking. Buffalo, Cincy, Arizona, San Fran, Tennessee, Washington, Minnesota, and Miami all have QB needs and 3 have a new head coach.
Now that I haven’t answered you questions, I will. I want to trade down, if no one is calling, then it’s likely between Locker, J. Smith, and Greg Jones. If this is how the draft turns out, I’d call the equivalent of getting royally screwed. This is how I see it turning out:
Carolina: Nick Fairley | DT | Auburn
-This will be defensive lineman Rivera likes the best
Denver: Patrick Peterson | CB | LSU
-Whether or not Champ is back, the need and value are there
Buffalo: Da’Quan Bowers | OLB | Clemson
-BAP and a need
Cincinnati: Cam Newton | QB | Auburn
-They’ll have to replace Palmer
Arizona: Blaine Gabbert | QB | Missouri
-You can’t expect to strike Gold with Kurt Warners in FA more than once
Cleveland: A.J. Green | WR | Georgia
-Colt is counting his blessings
San Francisco: Jake Locker | QB | Washington
-If Jim wants him, he’ll have to take him here
Tennessee: Ryan Mallett | QB | Arkansas
-From one extreme to another
Dallas: Marcelll Dareus | DE | Alabama
-BAP and a need
Washington: Cameron Jordan | DE | Call
-I feel bad for Skins fans, what’s to look forward to with that owner?
Houston: Stephen Paea | NT | Oregon State
-Phillips petitions for a NT in the mold of Ratliff for Houstons new 34 D
Minnesota: Robert Quinn | DE | UNC
-Bye Bye Edward, hello Quinn
Detriot: Von Miller | OLB | Texas A&M
-Huge need, great player
St. Louis: Julio Jones | WR | Alabama
-Much like Colt, Sam is counting his blessings
Miami: Mark Ingram | RB | Alabama
-Need new blood
Jacksonville: Prince Amukamara | CB | Nebraska
-No brainer if he’s there
I would be so surprised I would literally crap my pants if Amukamara got past Dallas
The Cowboys are absolutely desperate for a corner. I’ve even heard rumors suggesting they’ll try to trade up for one. No way Amukamara gets past Dallas.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 27, 2011 6:57 PM EST up reply actions
so if Kerrigan is really not looking so good against the good prosepcts, he is a sure no at 16
Newton and Locker would be otpions although I think they both are gone at 16(Gabbert earlier than you have, Minn and Wash go QB)
Personally, given what you got there, and what I am hearing so far, trade is ideal, but assuming no trade, clayborm might be the best option
I think you gotta look defensive
Whether it be a defensive end, linebacker, or possibly cornerback depending on what’s available. This defense needs to get better. Given a lot of teams could be in the same boat as us, it could make getting one of the elite prospects at their position a little more difficult.. I think you’re looking 2nd or 3rd round Quarterback wise though
I honestly think the QBs slide a bit
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 27, 2011 6:59 PM EST up reply actions
Aaron Rodgers thinks you're wrong
So do Brady Quinn, Jimmy Clausen, Chad Henne, etc. QB fall all the time, especially out of the top ten, and especially when there is elite defensive talent available and a deep QB class that would allow those same teams to take a similarly-talented QB in the second round.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 28, 2011 8:34 PM EST up reply actions
AZ, SF,TEN, and MINN passing on Newton and Locker?
i think one of those teams will end up with Mcnabb, and 1 will get Kolb. but but i think maybe locker survives to 16th pick, but probably not, i actually could see even the dolphins getting newton or locker if they fall
Yes.
I can very much see it. Orton could end up on one of those teams as well. Also, Arizona, San Francisco, and Tennessee select in picks where Gabbert is really the only QB worth taking; it’s a matter of if they want him. I expect them all to pass because there are elite defensive prospects available, but the best QB in this draft really isn’t an elite guy.
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by CaliforniaJag on Jan 27, 2011 11:52 PM EST up reply actions
Tim Tebow
sorry, still on the high from the standing ovation from my rendition of “Romancing the Stone” by Eddy Grant during karaoke at MVPs on Atlantic.
With Fisher out
I think theres a possibility that Locker goes to the Tits at #8
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1- Cam Jordan DE Cal
2- Kendric Burney CB UNC
3- Colin Kaepernick QB Neveda
4-Cecil Shorts III WR Mount Union
4- Cedric Thorthon DT SAU
5- Zach Hurd OG UConn
6- Mark Legree FS App St.
7- Kevin Kowalski C Toledo
SCALP'EM
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by Thunder64 on Jan 29, 2011 10:14 AM EST reply actions 1 recs
Not sure where certain guys are projected but I'd like to see us get
Phil Taylor NT Baylor
Rodney Hudson OG Florida St
John Moffitt OG Wisconsin
Greg Salas WR Hawaii
Colin Kapernick QB Nevada
Cameron Jordan DE Cal at #16
by Jermaside4 on Jan 29, 2011 1:25 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
Mock Draft
1. Brandon Harris CB/ Cam Jordan DE/ Jimmy Smith CB/ Mike Pouncey C
2. Greg Jones LB/ Casey Matthews LB / Titus Young WR
3. Andy Dalton QB/ Nate Irving LB/
4. Tank Carder LB/ Randall Cobb WR/ Deunta Williams S
4. Vincent Brown WR/ Jeron Johnson WR/ Bruce Cater LB/ Curtis Marsh CB
5. Chris Cater LB/ Steve Schilling OG/ Zach Hurd OG
6. Tyrod Taylor QB/ Markus White DE
7. near 230 pick
by TheonlyJagsfaninSD on Feb 3, 2011 10:41 AM EST reply actions 1 recs
If we pick Pouncey at 16 I think I will have a seizure
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by CaliforniaJag on Feb 3, 2011 11:43 AM EST up reply actions
His Brother is a Pro-bowl rookie C If he is anything his brother is he’ll be good. We need a center soon cause Mester is getting old. There are more picks to
by TheonlyJagsfaninSD on Feb 3, 2011 4:23 PM EST up reply actions
Mike Pouncey's brother has literally nothing to do with him
Nothing. At all. We do need a center, but we don’t need to draft a late 2nd-round player with the 16th overall pick.
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by CaliforniaJag on Feb 3, 2011 5:00 PM EST up reply actions
There's gotta be better options
at the center position with more value later on if the Jags pursue the position. I don’t see many situations where drafting a center mid first round to any team making much sense
Pouncey
is a horrable center, i can see him as the pick, but as a guard.
by rhettchrystal on Feb 3, 2011 8:34 PM EST up reply actions
At 16?
Pouncey is a second-rounder at best. If we pick him at 16 he better be a human babushka doll with a good football player hidden inside a layer of mediocre center.
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by CaliforniaJag on Feb 4, 2011 12:41 AM EST up reply actions
I like your picks -apart from Pouncey
Even the Pitts Pouncey is overrated according to football outsiders. After careful consideration and internet scouting here’s my players -in rough order – to consider using DraftTek’s top 400.
1st round (16) DE Cameron Jordan, DE Ryan Kerrigan, QB Blaine Gabbert, WR Julio Jones, DE Aldon Smith
2nd round (49) WR Leonard Hankerson, WR Titus Young, CB Jimmy Smith, CB Brandon Harris
3rd round (80) LB Kelvin Sheppard,LB Quan Sturdivant, CB Ras-I Dowling, DT Phil Taylor
4th round (113) OG Danny Watkins, QB Colin Kaepernick, LB Nate Irving, WR Austin Pettis
4th round (120) CB Kendric Burney, CB Rashard Carmichael, CB Korey Lindsay,
5th round (144) CB Justin Rodgers, DE Pernell McPhee,
6th round (177) QB Tyrod Taylor, LB Lawrence Wilson, S Deunta Williams, LB Russ Homan, C Kevin Kowalski
7th round (near 230) QB Nathan Enderle, CB Da’norris Searcy, LB Bruce Miller, OG Lee Ziemba, S Will Hill
Invite to training camp WR Dane Sanzenbacher, S Mark Legree, LB Scott Lutrus,WR Niles Paul, OG Stephen Schilling, OT Jah Reid
What could of happened; did.
One without Prince
1) Akeem Ayers | OLB | UCLA
-Rawish player who will be able to come in and contribute right away, but has a high ceiling. I can see him being a lot like Marcedes and contribute early, but take a while to be a star.
2) Rahim Moore | FS | UCLA
-With Rahim and Akeem we’d have two new starters for our defense, hopefully they’d become studs like MJD and Marcedes on offense.
3) Ras-I Dowling | CB | Virginia
-A player who had first round potential, but couldn’t stay healthy for his senior campaign. I could be wrong, but I believe Gene has taken a couple of guys who were hurt their senior year, thus drop. If not, he does take the BAP and Dowling could easily be that.
4) Pat Devlin | QB | Delaware
-He certainly didn’t help himself in the Shrine Bowl, but this may help us get him for a steal. The more I think about, the later I begin to think we’ll take a QB. We need defense now and every QB in this draft is a developmental one(though which QBs weren’t). The later you take a QB the less pressure is on him, and the less pressure you are to take a QB higher the next year. Ala David Garrard and Byron Leftwhich.
4) Greg Romeus | DE | Pittsburgh
-A player with potential like Dowling, but also hurt by injuries in his senior season. These four defensive players could become studs.
5) Ricky Stanzi | QB | Iowa
-Two developmental QBs, hopefully one works out quickly. It’s time for another Tom Brady to happen, but in Teal.
6) Justin Rogers | CB | Richmond
-Gene likes to throw picks and problems.
7) Stephen Burton | WR | West Texas A&M
-Great production after being a JUCO transfer.
Here's mine using Drafttek's recent CMD
1) Jake Locker, QB/Washington
2) Curtis Brown, CB/Texas
3) John Moffitt, OG-C/Wisconsin
4) Rahim Moore, FS/UCLA
4) Pernell McPhee, DE/Mississippi State
5) Curis Marsh, CB/Utah State
6) Chris Carter, OLB/Fresno State
7) Will Rackley, OG/Lehigh
Largely a defensive draft, but it definitely addresses everything that are major issues with the team. Almost went with Hankerson like the original draft had us taking, but I really liked Brown in that spot.
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