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2009 Member Mock (Second) Rounds 1-3

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JCTexan said:
Well if someone wants to make the pick official I will go ahead and make the Falcons pick tonight.
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Shaft75 said:
What about Ayers?
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JCTexan said:
I think their dline is fine. They have both Patt & Kevin Williams & also Allen. I would go Iglesias here personally.
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Not this early.

2008
5 152 Letroy Guion Height: 6-4 Weight: 303 DT Florida State

2007
4 102 Brian Robison Height: 6-3 Weight: 259 DE Texas

Not to mention how the D played last year and I think they are trying to win now versus build for the future. WR helps now.
 
I agree with Spec. He brought up WR first and truthfully - I hadn't even considered it. For the Vikes, I say:

1 - Iglesias WR
2 - Wood C
 
As the Atlanta Falcons GM jumps up to run and turn in there card as time is expiring on the Vikings (Chris Berman is yelling in the background Holy Geez they are going to be skipped again). As JCTexan runs past the Viking Terry Tate office LB decks him so the GM of the Vikings can run up to Roger Goodell and turn his card in.

With the with the 54th pick of the 2009 NFL Draft

The Minnesota Vikings select:

Juaquin Iglesias 6-1, 210 4.55 Oklahoma

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Specnatz said:
As the Atlanta Falcons GM jumps up to run and turn in there card as time is expiring on the Vikings (Chris Berman is yelling in the background Holy Geez they are going to be skipped again). As JCTexan runs past the Viking Terry tate office LB decks him so the GM of the Vikings can run up to Roger Goodell and turn his card in.

With the with the 54th pick of the 2009 NFL Draft

The Minnesota Vikings select:

Juaquin Iglesias 6-1, 210 4.55 Oklahoma

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hahaha I'll make my pick in a bit.
 
With the 55th pick of the 2009 NFL Draft

The Atlanta Falcons select:

Patrick Chung, S, Oregon

With Milloy leaving the Falcons need a SS, and Chung would fit in nicely with the Falcons secondary. Chung is one of the top players available and fits an area of need for the Falcons.
 
http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/2009/02/interview-with-paul-kruger/

HM: You played DE in college… why do you think you can be an OLB in the NFL?

PK: Because of my athleticism and my speed. I did some dropping in coverage’s in college as well. I have a feel for what it is like to be in the open field and drop into space and cover people. I know what that is like. I know what my body can do and how I can transition into more of a speed, open field, pass-rushing type guy. I feel very confident in my skills.
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Miami picks Paul Kruger . If he can't play OLB , we'll put 20 lbs on him and he'll be a DE .
 
The picks have been updated here.

Here is the last of round 2:

57.) Baltimore Ravens Select: DiehardChris

58.) New England Patriots Select: rmartin65

59.) Carolina Panthers Select: The Pencil Neck

60.) New York Giants Select: Lork 88

61.) Indianapolis Colts Select: Texan_JBZ

62.) Tennessee Titans Select: TimeKiller

63.) Arizona Cardinals Select: BigBull17

64.) Pittsburgh Steelers Select: Ole Miss Texan
 
mussop said:
Really? Im quirious, have you seen mim play or did you come to these conclusions from what you have read off the internet? Now that would make youre stance, laughable. If you have seen him play then I dont know what to tell you. When I watched him he reminded me of Dante Robinson. Yeh he got burned every once in awhile but he was all over the feild making positive plays. Not that this will or should change youre mind but watch this link

Tell me the guy dont play like Dante. The guy just makes things happen. Hell yeh I think he is worth a mid second round pick. If you dont thats fine just keep laughing. :chickendance:

Oh yeh, hes a pretty good punt returner to. link
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I cant watch youtube links at work (I know, that sucks) but I will check them out when I get home. I guess we just value him differently. I think a CB taken in the 2nd round should be a starter, and I don't think Harris will be more than a nickel corner due to his limitations. And its Dunta, not Dante.
 
So can we brainstorm of ways to do round 3+ faster?

I am thinking since everyone cant be here all day, maybe when you are 10 picks away you send a top 10 list, that way we can start filling this draft out. It bogs down too slow when everyone has a clock.
 
With the 57th pick, the Baltimore Ravens select:

Louis Murphy, WR, Florida
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Murphy has great size, great downfield speed, and can do some real damage after the catch. He's not overly physical, and according to NFL.com - he lets the ball come to his body too often - which drives me nuts in receivers.

Still, with Derrick Mason being 35 and Mark Clayton being Mark Clayton, the Ravens can use a playmaking target for Joe Flacco. Clayton could be a long-time #2, but he'll never be a top flight WR. Murphy has tremendous upside and could potentially be a very solid #1 in the NFL.

The New England Patriots (rmartin65) are on the clock.
 
DiehardChris said:
With the 57th pick, the Baltimore Ravens select:

Louis Murphy, WR, Florida
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Murphy has great size, great downfield speed, and can do some real damage after the catch. He's not overly physical, and according to NFL.com - he lets the ball come to his body too often - which drives me nuts in receivers.

Still, with Derrick Mason being 35 and Mark Clayton being Mark Clayton, the Ravens can use a playmaking target for Joe Flacco. Clayton could be a long-time #2, but he'll never be a top flight WR. Murphy has tremendous upside and could potentially be a very solid #1 in the NFL.

The New England Patriots (rmartin65) are on the clock.
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Bastard. That was my pick.
 
BigBull17 said:
Anyone have a best player available list?
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http://www.gbnreport.com/top100.html
Last updated: March 4, 2009



40. *Sen'Derrick Marks DT 6-2, 306 Auburn
50. Robert Ayers DE 6-3, 270 Tennessee
51. *Josh Freeman QB 6-5, 230 Kansas State
52. Marcus Freeman LB 6-1, 245 Ohio State
54. Fili Moala DT 6-3, 295 USC
56. Shawn Nelson TE 6-5, 260 Southern Mississippi
57. Darry Beckwith LB 6-0, 230 LSU (X)
58. Keenan Lewis CB 6-1, 200 Oregon State
60. Eric Wood OC 6-3, 310 Louisville
61. Mike Goodson RB 6-0, 210 Texas A&M
62. *Nate Davis QB 6-2, 226 Ball State
64. Victor Harris CB 5-11, 192 Virginia Tech
66. Dorell Scott DT 6-4, 310 Clemson
67. Will Moore FS 6-0, 230 Missouri (X)
68. Pat White QB 6-0, 197 West Virginia
69. Cornelius Ingram TE 6-4, 232 Florida (X)
70. Antoine Caldwell OC 6-3, 300 Alabama
71. Jason Phillips LB 6-1, 240 Texas Christian
72. Jonathan Luigs OC 6-3, 315 Arkansas
74. Lawrence Sidbury DE 6-3, 266 Richmond
75. Rashad Jennings RB 6-1 231 Liberty
76. Travis Beckum TE 6-4, 225 Wisconsin (X)
77. Gerald Cadogan OT 6-5, 310 Penn State
78. Scott McKillop LB 6-1, 240 Pittsburgh

80. Corey Irvin DT 6-3, 290 Georgia
81. Tyrone McKenzie LB 6-2, 235 South Florida
82. Andy Levitre OG 6-2, 325 Oregon State
83. *Ricky Jean-Francois DT 6-2, 285 LSU
84. Sherrod Martin DB 6-1, 198 Troy
86. *Gerald McRath LB 6-2, 220 Southern Mississippi
87. Javon Ringer RB 5-9, 200 Michigan State (X)
88. Jasper Brinkley LB 6-2, 252 South Carolina
89. *Jerraud Powers CB 5-9, 190 Auburn

91. Chip Vaughn SS 6-2, 220 Wake Forest
92. Dannell Ellerbe LB 6-0, 232 Georgia

94. Jonathan Casillas LB 6-0, 220 Wisconsin
95. Xavier Fulton OT 6-4, 305 Illinois
96. Jarron Gilbert DE 6-5, 290 San Jose State
97. C.J. Spillman FS 6-0, 195 Marshall
98. Cornelius Lewis OT 6-4, 320 Tennessee State (OG)
99. Rhett Bomar QB 6-2,225 Sam Houston State
100. Terrence Taylor DT 6-1, 310 Michigan
101. Nic Harris LB 6-2, 234 Oklahoma (SS)
102. Trevor Canfield OG 6-5,305 UConn
103. Demetrius Byrd WR 6-1, 195 LSU
104. Kory Sheets RB 5-11, 210 Purdue
105. Brandon Gibson WR 6-3, 205 Washington State
106. Matt Shaughnessy DE 6-5, 266 Wisconsin
107. Anthony Parker OG 6-2, 305 Tennessee
108. Derrick Williams WR 6-0, 195 Penn State
109. *Asher Allen CB 5-10, 195 Georgia
110. Josh Mauga LB 6-2, 243 Nevada
111. Fenuki Tupou OT 6-5, 330 Oregon
112. Darcel McBath DB 6-0, 200 Texas Tech
113. *Chris Baker DT 6-2, 305 Hampton (O)
114. *Cameron Morrah TE 6-4, 245 California
115. Mike Wallace WR 6-0, 200 Mississippi
116. Aaron Kelly WR 6-4, 190 Clemson
117. Kraig Urbik OG 6-6, 335 Wisconsin
118. Stephen McGee QB 6-3, 225 Texas A&M
119. Anthony Felder LB 6-2, 233 California
120. Mike Mickens CB 6-0, 185 Cincinnati (X)
121. Michael Hamlin SS 6-2, 215 Clemson
122. Brandon Williams DE 6-3, 260 Texas Tech
123. Javarris Williams RB 5-10, 220 Tennessee State
124. Cody Brown LB 6-2, 245 UConn (DE)
125. Mike Thomas WR 5-8, 195 Arizona
126. Vance Walker DT 6-2, 295 Georgia Tech
127. Courtney Greene FS 6-0, 212 Rutgers
128. Jason Watkins OT 6-5, 310 Florida
129. Andre Brown RB 6-0, 225 North Carolina State
130. Will Davis DE 6-2, 261 Illinois
131. Morgan Trent CB 6-1, 195 Michigan
132. Herman Johnson OG 6-7, 370 LSU (OT)
133. David Bruton DB 6-2, 220 Notre Dame
134. Zack Follett LB 6-2, 236 California
135. Mo Massaquoi WR 6-1, 205 Georgia
136. Troy Kropog OT 6-6, 310 Tulane
137. Ian Johnson RB 5-10, 205 Boise State
138. Louis Vasquez OG 6-5, 335 Texas Tech
139. Kevin Huber P 6-1, 220 Cincinnati
140. Marlon Favoite DT 6-1, 315 LSU
141. Moise Fokou LB 6-1, 233 Maryland
142. Chris Clemons DB 6-0, 210 CLemson
143. Stanley Arnoux LB 6-0, 232 Wake Forest
144. David Veikune DE 6-3, 257 Hawaii
145. Kenny McKinley WR 6-0, 190 South Carolina
146. Andrew Gardner OT 6-7, 305 Georgia Tech (X)
147. Kaluka Maiava LB 6-0, 230 Southern Califonia
148. Shonn Greene RB 5-11, 227 Iowa
149. *Captain Munnerlyn CB 5-9, 182 South Carolina
150. A.Q. Shipley C 6-1, 290 Penn State
151. Roy Miller DT 6-1, 310 Texas
152. Marko Mitchell WR 6-4, 220 Nevada
153. Dan Gronkowski TE 6-6, 255 Maryland
154. *Emanual Cook SS 5-10, 197 South Carolina
155. Cedric Peerman RB 5-10, 216 Virginia
156. Bruce Johnson CB 5-10, 170 Miami
157. *Jeremy Childs WR 6-0, 200 Boise State
158. Jose Valdez OT 6-4, 315 Arkansas
159. Stryker Sulak DE 6-5, 251 Missouri
160. Tom Brandstater QB 6-5, 220 Fresno State
161. James Davis RB 5-11, 218 Clemson
162. Graham Gano PK 6-1, 200 Florida State
163. Andy Kemp OG 6-5, 313 Wisconsin
164. Stephen Hodge SS 6-0, 234 Texas Christian
165. Tyronne Green OG 6-2, 310 Auburn
166. Deon Butler WR 5-10, 182 Penn State
167. Arian Foster RB 6-1, 226 Tennessee
168. Mitch King DT 6-2, 280 Iowa
169. Brian Hoyer QB 6-2, 215 Michigan State
170. *Glenn Coffee RB 6-1, 210 Alabama
171. Lee Robinson LB 6-2, 250 Alcorn State
172. *Kevin Ogletree WR 6-1, 196 Virginia
173. Maurice Miller OG 6-3, 327 Mississippi
174. Ra'Shon Harris DT 6-4, 300 Oregon
175. DeAndre Levy LB 6-2, 236 Wisconsin
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With the 58th pick of the 2009 TexansTalk Mock Draft, the New England Patriots select TE James Casey, Rice

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Casey gives another weapon for the Patriots offense. Gaffney left and the TE, Watson, is getting old (29) and is having some injury problems.
 
rmartin65 said:
With the 58th pick of the 2009 TexansTalk Mock Draft, the New England Patriots select TE James Casey, Rice

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Casey gives another weapon for the Patriots offense. Gaffney left and the TE, Watson, is getting old (29) and is having some injury problems.
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Man I really like this guy. Nice pick. I thought he would be there in the third though he is building momentum on the draft boards.
 
rmartin65 said:
With the 58th pick of the 2009 TexansTalk Mock Draft, the New England Patriots select TE James Casey, Rice

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Casey gives another weapon for the Patriots offense. Gaffney left and the TE, Watson, is getting old (29) and is having some injury problems.
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Damn you. Stole my pick.
 
With the 59th pick, the Carolina Panthers take:

Robert Ayers, DE, Tennessee

With Peppers getting old (and possibly moved before the season starts), the Panthers need to have someone ready to take over the reins.
 
The Pencil Neck said:
With the 59th pick, the Carolina Panthers take:

Robert Ayers, DE, Tennessee

With Peppers getting old (and possibly moved before the season starts), the Panthers need to have someone ready to take over the reins.
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That was my exact pick in the last mock and I was wondering how and the hell he was still there. I don't think it will happen come draft day though.
 
Shaft75 said:
That was my exact pick in the last mock and I was wondering how and the hell he was still there. I don't think it will happen come draft day though.
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Yeah, I saw that you'd made the same pick. I was actually shooting for a WR because they need someone better across from Smith. I was going to take Murphy. But after Murphy, there were no WR's that were worth this pick.

There's no way Ayers drops to this spot on Draft Day.
 
Shaft75 said:
In all seriousness I would have taken Eric Wood. Build some depth on the o-line. They also lost their center to free agency right?
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The Vikes needed a C after Birk left and an extra DE because one of there players has leukimia. Safety wouldv'e been a good option as well, but WR is also a need.

QB is not a need because they have Sage "The Rage" Rosenfels!
 
Texan4Ever said:
The Vikes needed a C after Birk left and an extra DE because one of there players has leukimia. Safety wouldv'e been a good option as well, but WR is also a need.

QB is not a need because they have Sage "The Rage" Rosenfels!
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We're talking about the Ravens, not the Vikings.
 
DiehardChris said:
The Ravens signed Matt Birk, starting center, to a three year contract. He was a free agent from the Vikings.
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Doh! Well I can't complain then. The only other alternative was DE then and Fili Moala was a good pick . I also like Derrick Williams more than Murphy. Just my opinion.
 
With the 60th pick in the Texans Talk Mock Draft, The Nuyawk G-Men select: TROY KROPOG, OT, TULANE

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Another luxury pick. With both starting tackles reaching the age of 30 by the start of the season, it couldn't hurt to have a young, talented OT in the wings. He would be the swing tackle short term. Kareem McKenzie's contract also might become too much of a burden in the future as well.
 
LORK 88 said:
With the 60th pick in the Texans Talk Mock Draft, The Nuyawk G-Men select: TROY KROPOG, OT, TULANE

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Another luxury pick. With both starting tackles reaching the age of 30 by the start of the season, it couldn't hurt to have a young, talented OT in the wings. He would be the swing tackle short term. Kareem McKenzie's contract also might become too much of a burden in the future as well.
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Good pick, I like this guy because he's very agile and light on his feet, however, he is not a good fit for every team. The G-men have done a good job in developing linemen such as David Diehel, Snee, etc so he might be a real steal here. Good pick...
 
61.) Indianapolis Colts Select: Texan_JBZ (NOTIFIED VIA PM)

62.) Tennessee Titans Select: TimeKiller (I HAVE HIS LIST)

63.) Arizona Cardinals Select: BigBull17 (I HAVE HIS LIST)

64.) Pittsburgh Steelers Select: Ole Miss Texan (WILL BE AROUND TO MAKE PICK)

3RD ROUND.
 
I'm backkkkk! With the 61st pick, the Indy Colts select Eric Wood, C, Louisville. Jeff Saturday's repalcement, nuff said.
 
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