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Texans Mock
I think the following trades are not only possible but good for all teams. Detroit selects LT then trades 1st round # 20, a 3rd and a 5th to Texans in a trade reminiscent of the D. Brown trade down. They then select @# 15 QB Matt Stafford. Texans trade # 20 pick first round to Atlanta who selects either DT Peria or a LB. Texans receive 1st round #25, a 3rd and a 6th.
Texans then trade #25 to Detroit for the 33 pick over all (1st in 2nd round) and a 4th. Detroit has 3 first round #1,# 15 and # 25 picks to bring them back into contention but give up a 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th. Texans: 2nd:NT Ron Brace 2nd:DE Robert Ayers or if not there Rashad Jennings RB 3rd: FS Rashad Johnson 3rd:OLB Marcus Freeman great against run or pass. Plays ILB also 3rd:OLT Xavier Fulton http://cookies.sportsline.com/nfl/draft/players/517608Read the 2007 season report. Great player for ZBS. 4th:OG Trevor Canfield no legal issues over one year. May be gone. 4th: ILB Daniel Holtzclaw 4th:O.G. Louis Vasquez Texas Tech 6'5" 333lbs Great strength. This is the Sage pick and I just could not keep this guard off my board. He started 22 and will have to beat out someone. His weight bothered me but TT is known for Oline blocking for passes and he does well against the run. 5th:RB Cedric Peerman http://www.walterfootball.com/draft2009RB.php 5th WR Aaron Kelly like Vasquez, I can not keep him off the board. Size, speed, vertical! I'd like to see him lined up inside the 20 with Johnson. 6th: RB Gartrell Johnson . This guy runs like a tank and would be the short yardage guy. 7th: P Kevin Huber http://www.walterfootball.com/draft2009PU.phpGood candidate that I would hide on P.S. if he did not beat out Turk. |
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I know you spent some time on this, let get back to you latter when I have more time :cool:
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Thanks. The good think about this one is the players I want have good % of being available and if not a reasonable alternative in that round can be found. It addresses all our needs except center and my position is Smith will stay with what we have.
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No issues with your picks, but I really doubt Detroit would want to sell most of its remaining draft to move up 5 spots for one pick and 8 spots for another. The Lions looks almost like a carbon copy of the Texans circa March 2006: an all-world wide receiver and precious little else. In that situation, they need more quality bodies to rebuild the roster. So I don't see the Lions giving up many, if any, picks (well, if they're smart they won't; if Matt Millen was still the GM, then party on, Rick Smith!).
Also, having three first rounders--particularly when one is the top pick--is incredibly expensive and limits a team's financial flexibility going forward. In these times (especially in Michigan), I'm not sure the Lions want to go that route. |
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Not to burst your bubble but.
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IMO, I don't think there will be as much 1st round trading as in years past. I just don't see the talent to justify teams wanting to move up to grab someone.
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The value looks to be pretty high at #15 so I imagine they will keep their pick and pick the BPA. If Stafford or Sanchez are still there maybe you could extort a team into trading up but aside from that, its probably best to stand pat at #15. If you like Cushing, he would be your safety-net pick as he looks to be there at #15 in most mocks and at a position of need...then you could just hope that someone who you had ranked higher than Cushing would fall in your lap (Raji comes to mind but a longshot at best)
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Lions are approx $40 million under cap and salaries can be widely "manipulated" to team benefit. My thinking is Detroit needs to hit a home run to get fans into the Stadium and buying NFL gear. The LT and Qb Stafford should get national attention. The 25th pick can still bring them a starter and getting three starters in a draft is pretty good. They have the $, do they want to spend? I was a bit surprised the team did not make an offer to TO who brings a solid player and attention even if he is a club lawyer. He did not hurt the Dallas win column. |
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Xavier Fulton looked like a blocking dummy at the senior bowl practices and game. I dont think I can get those images out of my head.
Maybe by the 5th/6th round I could. |
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You know I'm all for move downs...and if these are the guys you like...more power to you....But come September the Turk's sword will run red with blood. You only got about four or five roster spots for how many guys in your mock ?
Twelve ? Bloody hell. Sweet jumping Mary. The guys you select in rounds three through five are going to be rather difficult to hide on the waver wire to sneak on the PS. Just saying there. |
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Atlanta has the 24th pick Peria Jerry would tempt them. thats only four teams away, Texans could do worse than just taking him themselves, good value here. then you have Philly, other needs. Vikings, their DL is set. Then NE a 3-4 defense who are retooling their OLB position, Larry English/Aaron Maybin, Clint Sintim types. the only thing they would have to worry about is another team jumping in front. so I think your trade scenero ends here, but you did move down 5 spots take Peria or best defensive player available + add extra 3rd & 5th. works for me :) |
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