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Rey's post senior Bowl Mock
*I'm trading a 5th and 3rd and whatever else it takes to get another second round pick.
1) Justin Hunter, WR 6'4" 200 lbs A number 1 receiver in training. For right now, he can be a really good #2. Good hands, really good size, good speed. Can take the top off the defense and can catch shorter passes and get YAC. 2) Kawan Short, NT Aggressive and good explosiveness from the NT position. 2) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/Returner Is a better version of Keyshawn Martin. A much better version. 3) Brandon Jenkins, OLB Explosive and aggressive off the edge. Coming off an injury so gettin him in the 3rd is a steal IMO. 4) D.J Swearinger, S Good in coverage. Good tackler. Will instantly be the 3rd safety on this team. 5) Kenjon Barner, RB/Returner Good change of pace guy and another guy that can return. 6) Quinn Sharp, P Booming leg to compete with our punter. Will probably win the battle. Younger and has a huge leg. 7) John Major, ILB I really like this guy. He is a football player and an underrated athlete IMO. Will instantly be a good special teams guy and I actually like him more than all of the higher rated ILB's I've seen. Dude is a baller. 7) Jack Doyle, TE Good size, good hands, good athlete. What more do you want out of a 7th round TE? |
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You think Short falls that far ?! I think he could be off the board before the Texans first round pick.
I guess at this point no one really has a good handle on who goes where outside of the top prospects .... after the combine things will be clearer. |
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One thing though, much like this is a good WR draft, this is also a good NT draft. If Short or Austin aren't there, I'd still take the same positions, but just look at different players.... |
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While I agree that player rankings will change a lot between now and late April, barring injury or an arrest Short will go in the 1st round and it might take a little luck for us to get him at #27.
Are you giving up on Martin in the slot after only 1 season? I can see giving up on Jean since he's been here 2 seasons now and still sucks, but I think Martin has potential. I agree with finding some way to get an early 2nd round pick while keeping our own. We need quality not quantity. |
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But he'd still see some snaps because this is less about Martin and more about Walter. Walter should be released or at the very least his snaps should be greatly reduced. He still has value as a veteran presence and hands guy, but the days of him being a number two and seeing a majority of the snaps should be over. |
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As it is , they really need a solid outside guy. If it was up to me , I'd take Rogers but Hunter's in the same mold. |
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I'm so depressed about our QB situation that I don't care for us to draft a WR.
If we draft on offense, I want us to look at a SERIOUS candidate to compete for the starting QB job. But that is nevvvver going to happen here as long as Schaub is still around. Therefore, might as well spend a pick on offense on either OL or TE. These two positions keep Matt from drowning out there. Better pass blocking makes Matt a better QB...or a better TE gives Matt something to use as a Plan B when his primary receiver(s) are taken out at the snap. Either position, OL or TE, IMO, masks Schaub's deficiencies. Which frankly, I think we're all in agreement, is the only option to go with for the next two years until he's gone. |
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Will respond to the questions when I get time. |
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Schaub did not prove to me that he cannot do it. Most agree it was a mental thing and hopefully, he will return to first half of 2012 form. We basically have little choice. A trade up in first could get you a better WR or Oline player but not a better QB. This is not the year for that. |
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There's going to be some guys that drop out of that first round well into the second round... Everyone can't be a first round pick. I don't know about all the way to the end of the second round, but the top middle area is where I think there will be some good value. And I don't recall ever watching a draft and not seeing a "reach"...There will be some "reaches"...Which consequently means guys that people have rated higher will drop... Like this board last year didn't think we'd be able to get Merciless...But other teams picked guys they liked more and he was on board at our pick. If both my second round picks are first rounders I'm cool with that as I think both positions can be filled by similarly talented players in about the same range. CBS draft prospects has 6 DT ahead of short. So just going by their list (I know others have him rated differently) in order for him to be a first rounder 7 DT's would have to be taken. And with Tavon Austin I've seen him all over the place. But I am aware that both could go much earlier than what I've mocked...BUT like I said. I'd still look at the same positions just different players. |
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1. Kansas City Chiefs, Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M 2. Jacksonville Jaguars, Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah 3. Oakland Raiders, Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida State 4. Philadelphia Eagles, Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia 5. Detroit Lions, Damontre Moore, DE, Texas A&M 6. Cleveland Browns, Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia 7. Arizona Cardinals, Matt Barkley, QB, Southern California 8. Buffalo Bills, Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri 9. New York Jets, Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas 10. Tennessee Titans, Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State 11. San Diego Chargers, Taylor Lewan, OT, Michigan 12. Miami Dolphins, Keenan Allen, WR, California 13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Jake Matthews, OT, Texas A&M 14. Carolina Panthers, Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama 15. New Orleans Saints, Manti Te'o, ILB, Notre Dame 16. St. Louis Rams, Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame 17. Pittsburgh Steelers, Barkevious Mingo, OLB, LSU 18. Dallas Cowboys, Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama 19. New York Giants, Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan 20. Chicago Bears, John Jenkins, DT, Georgia 21. TBD 22. TBD |
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Martin should make the team next season, Posey spend the season on IR, and Jean should start TC on the bubble. Jean should also be made very aware that his job is on the line here, hopefully that turns into motivations. I do not want a trade up in the 1st. There's very little talent in this draft that I would say is on an elite level, but alot of talent that is very good - good. A trade up in the 1st round is prohibitively expensive and the talent level just isn't there this year to justify such a trade. The value in this draft is in the 2nd round where trade ups are not near as expensive. I think we should keep our own 2nd round pick but also find a way to move up and get an early 2nd as well, something in the 33-39 range. Barring some unforeseen run on WR, I think there will be some very good WR talent available to us at our own 2nd round pick. I think guys like Aaron Dobson, Cobi Hamilton, DaRick Rogers, possibly Justin Hunter, and my personal favorite Quinton Patton could be available to us at #57. Obviously the Combine will change everyone's list and the players that are available, but 3 picks in the first 2 rounds would help alot, NT, WR, OT/OG. I agree something got into Schaubs head after the ***** slap that we took from the Packers. I'd like to handcuff Schaub and JJ Watt together during the offseason so that Schaub is forced to spend hours in the gym and hopefully become more athletic in the process. Maybe some of JJ's awesomeness would rub off on Matt. |
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