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my mock draft for texans no linebacker 1st round

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HouSportsWriter

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1st round
pick 15

chris wells rb ohio state

reason...

steve slaton has no back up what so ever
i expect thim to get a bit stronger and make a 2 headed monster...

Round 2, Pick 14 (46)
cb Jairus Byrd, Oregon

good cb and relly good spechal team player

round 3 Pick 13 (77)
de Phillip Hunt, Houston

reson verry good close to home and will become a great player 1 day
Round 4, Pick 12 (112)
rb Javon Ringer, Michigan State

Round 4, Pick 22 (122) (From Minnesota)
te Davon Drew, East Carolina
good blocker great backup for owen daniels

i think 3 headed monster would be great for kubiak becuse he loves to run the ball i look for 2 rb if i was him

Round 5, Pick 16 (152)
wr Jarett Dillard, Rice

reason...
close 2 houston with good numbers and great pick here

Round 6, Pick 15 (188)
qb Graham Harrell, Texas Tech

reason
dan cant be a great backup thats a fact take a rookie and make him learn and try him for backup for the next year

Round 7, Pick 14 (223)
ot Alex Boone, Ohio State

i duno what to put here just draft bait i guess ?


i no i didint do ss and thats guna hurt me but.....

if we got a ss in 4 - 5 i would not be happy so i would get in free agent or wait for next year



post what you think =p
 
Dont you think the Texans may want to draft a few more defensive players to help improve a defense that ranked in the NFL?
 
First of all good effort.

Secondly, a word of advice. I would strongly suggest you type your mock in word(spell check/grammar check it) and then copy and paste it over into the forum. This will allow you to spell check and utilize appropriate grammar. Also if you use a format like this it makes reading your mock a little easier:

1. Player Name, Position- University
Justification

Remember, you probably put some work into this mock and you want people to comment on your mock and the ideas you presented instead of having trouble wading through your picks.

That said I will comment on your mock.
1. I do not see the value in Beanie Wells for Houston. He is injury prone and we have no need for a starter. I would rather get a 3rd round RB that can spell relief for Slaton and use the 1st rounder in position of more value (such as CB, DE, OLB, or Oline). Id prefer D over offense but do not want to reach.

2. Byrd is a solid CB, but he comes across as a bad fit for our team. We need a more man coverage type of CB. Perhaps someone like Mark Parson with the second 4th round pick would be a better option. In round 2, I would consider BPA (of the 6 i previously listed) that we did not address in round 1 (with a preference for D). Perhaps Chris Baker from Hampton if we can trade down a bit would be a good choice here.

3. I like Hunt. I think with his good proday, he may not be available here but if he is, I say grab him. Good choice.

4a. I know a lot of people like Ringer. I am not one of those people. He is 203 lbs and ran a 4.5 at his proday. That is pretty slow. Compare that to the guy I like Andre Brown (224lbs and a 4.90 proday). So a man that is 21lbs heavier had in essence the same 40 time? Hmm. Brown has less tread and is a better blocker than Ringer.

4b. We have OD and just resigned Dressens to be his backup. I do not like the idea of another TE, especially not one so high. How about center A.Q. Shipley here? He is smart, athletic, and would be able to win the starting position in camp and never look back.

5. In the fifth you look for depth. I can't complain with your choice. I prefer Knox, but your guy could be fine too. I would actually prefer looking at D players Jonathan Casillas, Matt Shaughnessy, Zack Follett, or Vance Walker. I feel any of these guys could fill a need for depth at their positions (DE, OLB, or DT) for our porous D.

6. Quick blind stat test. Name the two QBs:
QB1: 10 starts, 8 tds, 8 ints, 2 fumbles
QB2: 6 starts, 6 tds, 10 ints, 2 fumbles

If you guessed that Orlovsky was QB1 and Sage was QB 2 you would be correct. Why can Orlovsky not be an adequate backup? Why is that a fact? He played decently for Detroit and had one boneheaded play. Sage played decently and had 1 boneheaded play. In fact I would argue that Orlovsky is fine as a backup(plus we have Brink) so what do we do with Harrell? Do we need 4 qbs on the team? I don't think so. I don't know who will be here but how about FS C.J. Spillman? Quan Cosby could be a nice choice here? How about Henry Melton or Roy Miller?(Yes I am a UT fan). I like BPA here.


7. I like the position choice. We can never have enough tackles. I could also go G Ray Feinga if he is there.

Overall not bad. I think we need several more D players and you only took 2(Byrd and Hunt).

Keep up the good work and consider my earlier comments.
 
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thanks and yes i will consider it =p

and steel

the reason is

i wanted offence to have good back ups just in case 1 gos down in 1 senerio matt schaub gos down who guna step up dan nah maby a rookie we get =p
 
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SlatonisaBeast, I too would like to thank you for at least putting forth the effort to put together a mock. I'm too lazy to do one myself, though I get the urge to do so every now and then.

So, at least you aren't as lazy as I am.

awtysst said:
First of all good effort.
1. I do not see the value in Beanie Wells for Houston. He is injury prone and we have no need for a starter. I would rather get a 3rd round RB that can spell relief for Slaton and use the 1st rounder in position of more value (such as CB, DE, OLB, or Oline). Id prefer D over offense but do not want to reach.
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Slaton is our starter. You do not draft a back up in the first round, unless you're the New Orleans Saints, and have no idea what to do with that pick.

I think you are on the right track, you want a starter with that first pick. In your mind, where do we most desperately need a starter?
 
thunderkyss said:
SlatonisaBeast, I too would like to thank you for at least putting forth the effort to put together a mock. I'm too lazy to do one myself, though I get the urge to do so every now and then.

So, at least you aren't as lazy as I am.



Slaton is our starter. You do not draft a back up in the first round, unless you're the New Orleans Saints, and have no idea what to do with that pick.

I think you are on the right track, you want a starter with that first pick. In your mind, where do we most desperately need a starter?
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If you are asking me, I approach it from this perspective: Where do we not need a starter? I would say we absolutely don't need a starting RB, QB, WR, TE, K,P. We could use another DE, DT,CB, OLB, FS,SS, OC. Perhaps we could get an OT and shift Brown to OG. I think we don't have a desperate need at FS (though I would like to upgrade there). So lets say, DE, DT, CB, OLB, SS and OC are places we could use a starter. It comes down to who is the BPA for us. I fully expect us to try to trade down, so it depends how far and where we end up. I would not be surprised if we traded completely out of the first round. There is very little difference in talent between selection 20 and 40 this year. So, it basically depends on who is available in those spots. Of course, if we trade out of the first, we might go SS in round 2 (with our first pick) or even rb!
 
slatonisabeast said:
1st round
pick 15

chris wells rb ohio state

reason...

steve slaton has no back up what so ever
i expect thim to get a bit stronger and make a 2 headed monster...

Round 2, Pick 14 (46)
cb Jairus Byrd, Oregon

good cb and relly good spechal team player

round 3 Pick 13 (77)
de Phillip Hunt, Houston

reson verry good close to home and will become a great player 1 day
Round 4, Pick 12 (112)
rb Javon Ringer, Michigan State

Round 4, Pick 22 (122) (From Minnesota)
te Davon Drew, East Carolina
good blocker great backup for owen daniels

i think 3 headed monster would be great for kubiak becuse he loves to run the ball i look for 2 rb if i was him

Round 5, Pick 16 (152)
wr Jarett Dillard, Rice

reason...
close 2 houston with good numbers and great pick here

Round 6, Pick 15 (188)
qb Graham Harrell, Texas Tech

reason
dan cant be a great backup thats a fact take a rookie and make him learn and try him for backup for the next year

Round 7, Pick 14 (223)
ot Alex Boone, Ohio State

i duno what to put here just draft bait i guess ?


i no i didint do ss and thats guna hurt me but.....

if we got a ss in 4 - 5 i would not be happy so i would get in free agent or wait for next year



post what you think =p
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Appreciate your efforts. Alex Boone is a fast monster that can play either side but had knee injuries last season. Probably should have remained for his senior year; but he didn't and that might tell us something. He'd rather take his chances as a late 6-7-undrafted FA than try to build his net worth in school.

I am hopeful Raji will fall to #15 but doubt. I think a trade down similar to last year will develop, especially if Sanchez is there at #15.

1. Late in first, Robert Ayers DE
2. Ron Brace N.T.
3A Rashad Jennings RB
3B Rahsad Johnson FS
4A Trevor Canfield O.G.
4B Either Scott Killop or Daniel Holtzclaw LBs
5. Cedric Peerman RB
6. Gartell Johnson RB
6. Aaron Kelly W/R and possibly steal of the draft.
 
I like your 1st round pick...Not sure about the QB and TE....

I'd also like to see more defensive players taken..
 
The 3rd seems kind of high for Hunt. He's being talked about in a lot of circles as a 6th-UDFA.

I like the Ringer pick. He's not big, but has a nose for the end zone. He doesn't have epic long speed but he has excellent quicks.
 
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