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Hall of Fame
I am assuming no trades, with one 5th round compensatory pick. I would target a right tackle and linebacker, both inside and outside, help in FA. I would also resign Antonio Smith.
Round 1: Louis Nix, NT, Notre Dame
I’d like to get Barr here, but I don’t think we will have a shot at him. I think we will probably be in the 6-10 range. I like Nix a lot and feel that he could help us immensely both in pass rush and run defense.
Round 2: Christian Jones, ILB, FSU
He’s a physical freak that has played both inside and outside linebacker. I think that once you get him in your defense, you aren’t going to want to take him off the field.
Round 3: Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia
I like Murray a lot. He fights hard, makes quick enough decisions, is a four-year starter, and takes shots down the field with accuracy.
Round 4: Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia
This guy is kind of a sleeper. He may not move up, because I don’t think he can be a premier left tackle, but he is a nice right tackle prospect.
Round 5: James Gayle, OLB, Virginia Tech
Nice pass rusher, but may not standout at combine.
Round 5: Terrance Brooks, S, Florida State
Versatile safety with a lot of experience. He needs to work on his tackling.
Round 6: James Wilder, RB, Florida State
Big running back that never stops churning his legs. I think he will come out this year, because a) he isn’t the starter this year, nor will be next year and b) Karlos Williams is going to take a lot of his carries next year.
Round 7: Chris Boswell, K, Rice
This guy has a big leg. He is the active NCAA career leader in field goals of 50 yards or longer.
I’m a bit behind in my draft scouting, but this was my best attempt at an early mock. I’d like to address both RT and OLB earlier, while better addressing the secondary, but this is how it fell for me.
Round 1: Louis Nix, NT, Notre Dame
I’d like to get Barr here, but I don’t think we will have a shot at him. I think we will probably be in the 6-10 range. I like Nix a lot and feel that he could help us immensely both in pass rush and run defense.
Round 2: Christian Jones, ILB, FSU
He’s a physical freak that has played both inside and outside linebacker. I think that once you get him in your defense, you aren’t going to want to take him off the field.
Round 3: Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia
I like Murray a lot. He fights hard, makes quick enough decisions, is a four-year starter, and takes shots down the field with accuracy.
Round 4: Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia
This guy is kind of a sleeper. He may not move up, because I don’t think he can be a premier left tackle, but he is a nice right tackle prospect.
Round 5: James Gayle, OLB, Virginia Tech
Nice pass rusher, but may not standout at combine.
Round 5: Terrance Brooks, S, Florida State
Versatile safety with a lot of experience. He needs to work on his tackling.
Round 6: James Wilder, RB, Florida State
Big running back that never stops churning his legs. I think he will come out this year, because a) he isn’t the starter this year, nor will be next year and b) Karlos Williams is going to take a lot of his carries next year.
Round 7: Chris Boswell, K, Rice
This guy has a big leg. He is the active NCAA career leader in field goals of 50 yards or longer.
I’m a bit behind in my draft scouting, but this was my best attempt at an early mock. I’d like to address both RT and OLB earlier, while better addressing the secondary, but this is how it fell for me.