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First, let me say that I think we need to deal for more picks, but I like our options:
Top 8: Will be gone (or we take them anyway): WR Calvin Johnson, OT Joe Thomas (If the WR somehow fell to us, we could clean up on a trade down) The Other 6: QB - Brady Quinn - - JaMarcus Russell Both should be gone, but seriously, if one of them is there then he is Carr's replacement. DT - Alan Branch JR DT Michigan - Versatile and could play either tackle or end depending on the scheme. (ths guy has gotten some great reviews) DE - Jamaal Anderson JR Arkansas DE - Gaines Adams SR Clemson - Sack artist who could rise if he picks up where he left off as a junior. RB - Adrian Peterson JR RB Oklahoma [I want him to fall to us - can we be that lucky?] Terrific physical specimen and a rare player but durability is a concern. And a couple that could move up during the draft process: Amobi Okoye SR DT Louisville - Very talented and unique prospect who will be a 20-year-old rookie. LaRon Landry SR S L.S.U. - Ballhawk who has been extremely productive throughout his career. OT Levi Brown - I don't think he fits our system and he is probably a RT - so I doubt he is our guy, but things could always change. At this time, these guys appear to be the top 8 (per most reviews and websites). So, we either get crazy lucky and get our OT, really lucky and get a stud QB, WR or RB, or we just fill our needs along the DL (our DL is going to eat up our cap - but the team seems determined to make it dominant and any of those 3 listed could get it much closer to that level). So, we will get a stud player at a decent salary. Sounds good. But, if we did deal, here are some intriguing trade options based on the draft pick value chart: NE gives picks 24 and 28 for pick 8. NYJ gives 25, 37 and 89 for pick 8. GB or Jax could give their first and third (16/17 and 46/47)for pick 8. Buff or St.L could give their first and third (12/13 and 76/77)for pick 8. Hou could give first 3 picks (8, 39, 73) for pick 3 (Cleve or TB). Hou could give first 2 picks (8, 39) for pick 4 (Cleve or TB). Hou could give 39 to Denver for 56 and 88. Hou could give 8 to Denver for 21, 56, and 70. |
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That would be a 1st & 2nd round selections.
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Sold. There are about 4 guys I think we should draft in the second round.
1. Merriwether 2. Houston 3. Kalil 4. BPA OLB (Beason, Rufus, Everett, Timmons, etc) Obviously, I want more second rounders. I would also try to move guys for second/third rounders this year. I would try a 2nd for Carr, but could live with a 3rd.
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I wish there was a way to trade our 1st for three 2nd rders. I agree with you YTF..I like a lot of guys that will be there.
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multiple 2nd rounders (and even 3rds) would be nice - but the only teams with extra 2nds are Jets 37 and TB 64. Denver has an extra 3rd - that is why the Denver options look more possible than most.
(this might change a little later - if trades escalate but probably about it). So, to get multiple 2nd rounders, we would have to do multiple trades - which I would like - but the front office has not shown the ability to do this. NO and SF have 2 extra 4th rounders (but only SF has a high one from Wash). Also - Washington traded their 2nd, 3rd and 4th - so they pick at #6 then their next pick is 133. So, they will probably be looking to deal down (unless they are happy only adding one good player through the draft). I would love to see hire Jimmy Johnson as a "draft consultant" - similar to the Reeves thing - JJ could move around and get full value for picks. |
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Silver Oak - I like your handle - reminds me of good times . . . what I can remember of them anyway
![]() yeah - a NE trade could be a win-win for both teams at 24 we could get a good CB and a safety/OLB at 28/39 (could scramble the order) - that would be a huge boost to our D. (I know we need OL/QB/RB/DL also - but as of now value in that range seems to be on D, especially secondary) |
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But it's just no New England's MO to do something like that. Plus, they were almost in the Super Bowl so they obviously dont need a superstar, they're just gonna draft for depth like they always do. |
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1) Lynch 2a)Merriweather 2b) Joe Staley or Kalil or Rufus Alexander or Houston or just BPA |
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2. I prefer the NE trade, but this gets us more picks. Provided we use them well. 3. I like this trade and would make it. 4. Not as nice as getting a 1st and second 5. No. We are not in position to be trading draft picks. 6. See 5 7. Nah 8. This is intriguing. Giving up a first for a first, extra second, and extra 3rd. If made, we have 1 first, 2 second, and 2 third. I like it.
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Very likely Asante Samuel leaves. Brushi also looks to be on the way out and who knows if Seau will return. I see NE going CB, LB and they can stay put and do that.
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Does anyone thinks its possible we trade our 3rd rounder and next years 2nd round pick for a extra 2nd round pick this year. I agree with you YoungTexansFan, there is a slew of 2nd rounders I would want.
1. Merriweather 2. Ugoh 3. Hughes 4. Everett Really I want our 1st rounder to be on the O side, and the 2nds to be D. IMO our D could really be solid next year.
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if there is plenty of prospects for beerlover to choose from throughout all the rounds I'm sure the Texans will have no problem finding enough talent to go around without trading away picks. I posted this on another thread but I really like this one -
1st - Levi Brown, OT 2nd - Chris Houston, CB 3rd - David Irons, RB 4th - Kevin Kolb, QB 5th - David Ball, WR 6th - Drew Mormino, C (played with Joe Staley, Central Michigan) 7th - Rory Johnson, OLB (played with Patrick Willis, Mississippi)
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Kenny Irons is a RB.
David Irons is a DB. |
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i cant think of a situation where i'd voluntarily give up draft picks. the draft is always a crap shoot and the only way to increase your odds is to have more picks. that's why the denver scenario looks best to me. i dont like dropping back that far, but we'd accumulate 5 first day picks ... deffinately a scenario i could sink my teeth into. especially after kubiak's result last year in the middle rounds. while our chances of landing immediate starters will drop a little, we add sorely needed depth for cheap and increase our chances of finding gems.
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