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1: OL Barrett Jones, Alabama
A guy you can plug in at multiple spots on the offensive line and who can contribute right away. Just a very solid blocker who has been through many battles in the SEC against top talent. 2: WR Quinton Patton, Louisiana Tech Big, quick, experienced receiver who could end up being a very good number two. 3a: ILB Jon Bostic, Florida Another SEC guy who could come in and play next to Cushing. 3b: S Tony Jefferson, Oklahoma He could step in right away and see the field a good amount as the 3rd safety (I'm assuming Quin is re-signed). 4: OLB Travis Long, Washington State He'd be good OLB depth and a good special teamer. 5a: RB Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina A guy who could be your next franchise back and would only be available here due to his injury history. Definitely worth a gamble in my opinion. 5b: ILB Michael Mauti, Penn State He would be good ILB depth and could contribute on special teams. 6: FB Lonnie Pryor, Florida State A legit starting fullback who can catch the ball well and could contribute on special teams. 7: OT Tanner Hawkinson, Kansas He's a developmental OT prospect who gives depth at the position. |
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JMO:
1. Jones, excellent player and pick. 2. Patton, love this guy, I've had him in several of my mocks as well. 3. Bostic, another good pick. 3b. Jefferson, another good pick. 4. Long, I don't know anything about him. 5. Lattimore, your first pick I don't like, to early and I just get the feeling he doesn't have much of an NFL career. This isn't his first knee injury. 5b. Mauti, another good pick and the Texans often double up on positions of need in the draft. 6. Pryor, not familiar with the player but I like the position. 7. Hawkinson, good developmental pick. Good mock, only thing missing is a NT, maybe at 5 instead of Lattimore. |
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I like it but would like to see a DL somewhere .
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I like Mauti more than I like Bostic.
Not a thrilling MLB class IMO. I wouldn't touch Bostic that early. |
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I agree that it's not the greatest MLB class. I really like Minter but he'll probably go in the first or early second and I wouldn't want to take an ILB that high.
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going to put it out there and i might get my head bitten off,
but i think the 'Bama o-line prospects are overrated. the scheme is what makes them really good but as individual talents they are not as good as what people say they are. like HE34 said, i would like to see some D-line in the mock |
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