Jsteve01
03-10-2018, 01:14 PM
5: R1P QB*BAKER MAYFIELD OKLAHOMA
Not a lot to be said here. I think we stand Pat and draft the guy who I see as the most NFL ready at this point. His upside isn't nearly what the other top three possess, but you just can't quantify his intangibles and accuracy and the way that his teammates just gravitate to him
40: R2P8 G*ISAIAH WYNN GEORGIA
Isaiah and James Daniels to me offer the most flexibility schematically and positionally for any of the offensive line prospects. Isaiah could definitely give you some solid reps at right tackle if needed. But solidifies every position along the interior of the line
71: R3P7 WR*CHRISTIAN KIRK TEXAS A&M
Finally a true game-breaker who actually hangs on to the ball as a returner, and provides immense upside as a slot and possible wide receiver 2 in his future
99: R3P35 RB*KERRYON JOHNSON AUBURN
Johnson is a three-down running back with tremendous athletic ability. I've never liked the tallish guys that run a little bit too upright, but guys like Dickerson and Bell seem to have been okay with that style. They are also both much bigger than he is. But he is my plan B to Nick Chubb and chubb didn't last in this mock
106: R4P6 TE*HAYDEN HURST SOUTH CAROLINA
Don't see how Hurst lasts this long but to me even at his age he's the most well-rounded out of all the prospects at tight end this year. I would really like the tight end room if we were able to add him because he's essentially a butt clone
109: R4P9LB*DARIUS LEONARD S CAROLINA STATE
Every time I watch Leonard play I start to think of a young linebacker that we drafted back in the 90s from Kutztown State. Do I think we can get a John Mobley in the fourth round? Probably not but his athletic ability is undeniable and he has excellent instincts. He would be an instant upgrade on the inside
142: R5P5 LB*UCHENNA NWOSU USC
This is where some of these online mock systems fall apart because I don't think some of these guys will be available this late but this pick is a no brainer with the potential free agency of Barrett, and still trying to determine what we have with Shane. This kid is extremely athletic, relatively Young to football. And has very nice upside.
160: R5P23 CB*J.C. JACKSON MARYLAND
I really like what Jackson brings and nastiness. I think he reminds me of a more polished Kayvon Webster,. He will have immediate impact on special teams with the potential to be a solid starter down the line
163: R5P26 LB*SHAQUEM GRIFFIN UCF
Not even sure that I need to validate this pic. If Griffin where available in v with our 3rd pick and I would jump all over it. He's just a football player. He's got fans on this team already. He would wreak havoc on special teams which is going to be a big deal if we lose guys like Latimer in the offseason. I would hope that someday he could play some sort of hybrid role and impact the game in that way. I just don't think you can overstate his heart. When you combine that with pretty good instincts and above-average athletic ability he would upgrade the inside linebacker position
182: R6P8 OT*JOSEPH NOTEBOOM TCU
Noteboom is big and athletic and showed really well at the Senior Bowl. I just can't decide what I think about him but it's a low-risk pick in the 6th that could provide decent depth as a swing tackle. I don't know that he ever starts in the NFL but I think he will make a roster this year
225: R7P7 WR*EQUANIMEOUS ST. BROWN NOTRE DAME
This slotting makes me question the board that I chose. I don't think there's any way st. Brown is available in the 7th. He's another guy that's relatively young to football, extremely athletic and provides massive upside
Not a lot to be said here. I think we stand Pat and draft the guy who I see as the most NFL ready at this point. His upside isn't nearly what the other top three possess, but you just can't quantify his intangibles and accuracy and the way that his teammates just gravitate to him
40: R2P8 G*ISAIAH WYNN GEORGIA
Isaiah and James Daniels to me offer the most flexibility schematically and positionally for any of the offensive line prospects. Isaiah could definitely give you some solid reps at right tackle if needed. But solidifies every position along the interior of the line
71: R3P7 WR*CHRISTIAN KIRK TEXAS A&M
Finally a true game-breaker who actually hangs on to the ball as a returner, and provides immense upside as a slot and possible wide receiver 2 in his future
99: R3P35 RB*KERRYON JOHNSON AUBURN
Johnson is a three-down running back with tremendous athletic ability. I've never liked the tallish guys that run a little bit too upright, but guys like Dickerson and Bell seem to have been okay with that style. They are also both much bigger than he is. But he is my plan B to Nick Chubb and chubb didn't last in this mock
106: R4P6 TE*HAYDEN HURST SOUTH CAROLINA
Don't see how Hurst lasts this long but to me even at his age he's the most well-rounded out of all the prospects at tight end this year. I would really like the tight end room if we were able to add him because he's essentially a butt clone
109: R4P9LB*DARIUS LEONARD S CAROLINA STATE
Every time I watch Leonard play I start to think of a young linebacker that we drafted back in the 90s from Kutztown State. Do I think we can get a John Mobley in the fourth round? Probably not but his athletic ability is undeniable and he has excellent instincts. He would be an instant upgrade on the inside
142: R5P5 LB*UCHENNA NWOSU USC
This is where some of these online mock systems fall apart because I don't think some of these guys will be available this late but this pick is a no brainer with the potential free agency of Barrett, and still trying to determine what we have with Shane. This kid is extremely athletic, relatively Young to football. And has very nice upside.
160: R5P23 CB*J.C. JACKSON MARYLAND
I really like what Jackson brings and nastiness. I think he reminds me of a more polished Kayvon Webster,. He will have immediate impact on special teams with the potential to be a solid starter down the line
163: R5P26 LB*SHAQUEM GRIFFIN UCF
Not even sure that I need to validate this pic. If Griffin where available in v with our 3rd pick and I would jump all over it. He's just a football player. He's got fans on this team already. He would wreak havoc on special teams which is going to be a big deal if we lose guys like Latimer in the offseason. I would hope that someday he could play some sort of hybrid role and impact the game in that way. I just don't think you can overstate his heart. When you combine that with pretty good instincts and above-average athletic ability he would upgrade the inside linebacker position
182: R6P8 OT*JOSEPH NOTEBOOM TCU
Noteboom is big and athletic and showed really well at the Senior Bowl. I just can't decide what I think about him but it's a low-risk pick in the 6th that could provide decent depth as a swing tackle. I don't know that he ever starts in the NFL but I think he will make a roster this year
225: R7P7 WR*EQUANIMEOUS ST. BROWN NOTRE DAME
This slotting makes me question the board that I chose. I don't think there's any way st. Brown is available in the 7th. He's another guy that's relatively young to football, extremely athletic and provides massive upside