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1. Miami - Jake Long, OT, Michigan
2. St Louis - Chris Long, DE, Virginia 3. Atlanta - Glen Dorsey, DT, LSU 4. Oakland - Vernon Gholston, DE/LB, Ohio St 5. Kansas City - Ryan Clady, OT, Boise St 6. New York J - Darren Mcfadden, RB, Arkansas 7. New England - Leodis Mckelvin, CB, Troy 8. Baltimore - Matt Ryan, QB, Boston Collage 9. Cincinnati - Sedrick Ellis, DT, USC 10. New Orleans - Dominique Rogers-Cromartie, Tennessee St 11. Buffalo - Limas Sweed, WR, Texas 12. Denver - Chris Williams, OT, Vanderbilt 13. Carolina - Rashard Mendenhall, RB, Illinois 14. Chicago - Branden Albert, OG, Virginia 15. Detroit - Jeff Otah, OT, Pittsburgh 16. Arizona - Jonathan Stewart, RB, Oregon 17. Minnesota - Derrick Harvey, DE, Florida 18. Houston - Keith Rivers, LB, USC 19. Philadelphia - Devin Thomas, WR, Michigan St 20. Tampa Bay - Michael Jenkins, CB, South Florida 21. Washington - Philip Merling, DE, Clemson 22. Dallas - Aqib Talib, CB, Kansas 23. Pittsburgh - Gosder Cherilus, OT, Boston College 24. Tennessee - Malcolm Kelly, WR, Oklahoma 25. Seattle - Brian Brohm,QB, Louisville 26. Jacksonville - Kentwan Balmer, DT, North Carolina 27. San Diego - Antoine Cason, CB, Arizona 28. Dallas - Desean Jackson, WR, California 29. San Francisco - Jerod Mayo, LB, Tennessee 30. Green Bay - Sam Baker, OT, USC 31. New York G - Kenny Philips, S, Miami Previous mock draft http://texanstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=48508 |
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If Rivers falls to us, I'd be pretty happy.
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Looks like a very possible scenario. I figure one WR maybe limas maybe not will go ahead of us and rivers falls to us. He's easilly BPA in my opinion.
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I would take in this senario
1. Jenkins 2. Campbell 3. Merling 4. Rivers |
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I had Houston taking Jenkins in my last mock, and after that I heard about his character issues and thought there was no way the Texans would pick him. I would be happy with either Merling or Campbell, but with the d-line being full of first round picks I would question them selecting another one so early.
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I would like to see us trade back to Tampa Bay's pick.
M. Kiffin really likes Jenkins & I believe they would make great trade partners. They shouldn't do the deal until their pick is on the clock in case Williams or DRC falls to #18. |
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Except for the fact that he is cluster coupulation in coverge ? in a divivion which features Manning.Thanks but no thanks. Move back. Going to gamble like that take avril. I don't know if he can cover either....but he has better numbers. One of the weaknesses of the back seven was not being able to cover the #3 reciever & TE. Why you would draft a LB who can not cover is beyond me. Send him on the blitz every down ?
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Have no link. just watched the senior bowl practices...He ain't strating for the club in September. He won't play anything but special teams when they are playing the Colts. If he does, Manning will lite him up like grannies Christmass tree. He's a year away from starting.
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Why is he rated the best LB in the draft? Why is the probowl so unpopular. Because the players dont want to get hurt right. These players have nothing to prove. Why would a superstar college player wont to play his heart out at the senior bowl. To impress the scouts, maybe. Or would he play it safe, after all he is the best LB in the draft everybody else is playing catchup so why would he risk getting hurt and dropping well out of the first round and probably the first day. Did you ever wonder why the no-name small school guys are always the ones who have the most impressing senior bowl games, and practices. Its cause they have nothing to lose. They cant hurt there draft stock. Ya they might get hurt to but theirs more for them to gain then lose. |
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as i say all the time, these players are not finished products. draft the best athletes with the most upside and coach 'em up right. something like a linebacker not being the best in coverage at the college level is certainly something that can be taught, since there's so much technique that goes into that at that position.
lol @ "6 months" to get him ready. like it's a one year project. |
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Height 6 ft. 2.2 in. Weight 241 lbs. Speed 4.50 (Pro Day) Strengths Rivers is a really intense player. Plays with a lot of passion. Thrives on making the big hit but never at the cost of a missed tackle. Excellent fundamentally at wrapping up the ball carrier and driving him to the ground. Very consistent throughout the game. Has great height at 6-2 and is able to knock down passes. Especially good at playing the screen or quick slant routes. Very explosive and can break up well designed plays just by himself. Solid quickness and straight line speed. A highly motivated player who is known for his high work ethic and passion for the game. A sideline to sideline player, very active is backside pursuit plays. Tested incredibly well at his pro day, with a solid 4.5 40 and a 42 inch vertical. Weaknesses Makes himself easily blockable at times with poor angles and is impatient at letting the play develop. Below average at rushing the passer with only 5.5 career sacks. So, essentially, you said that he is nothing more than a specialist who is not an every down OLB. You say he should stick to rushing the passer when it is clear that he was not used in that role at USC, so there is no indication that he will be great at it in the NFL, making your claim absurd yet again. I also went on to bold some things that directly contradict what you say. Again, I honestly question if you research or have any prior knowledge to posting before you assert your opinion as fact.
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4.5 or not the guy can't cover he can't cover. He has the hips but not the brain.That isn't good for this club @ OLB. Wanna stick him the middle move demeeeco.... 18 is kinda high for a two down guy.
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and you've got that outa one game not to mention it was basically an allstar game.
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Are you basing this on just his senior bowl practices? If so dont you think thats kinda near sighted?
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