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Texans own rights to #1 overall selection because of hard earned ineptitude this season both on & off the field. Stay tuned. But as of now this is where we are.
with the first overall selection in the 2014 NFL Draft the Houston Texans Select
1st. Teddy Bridgwater, QB, Louisville, 6030 220
The most sure fire franchise QB in this draft.
2nd. Antonio Richardson, OT, Tennessee, 6060 332
First round talent who can assimilate RT as well as pass rushers.
3rd. DaQuan Jones, NT, Penn State, 6030 333
Dominant inside force, could replace or rotate w/Mitchell depending on free agency.
4th. Greg Blair, ILB, Cincinnati, 6010 251
Upgrade over Sharpton, immediate help inside to relieve pressure off Cushing.
5th. Tyler Gaffney, RB, Stanford, 6010 226
Very good blocker, good possession back, polished & smart.
6th. CJ Barnett, FS, Ohio State, 6000 203
Depth, can play either safety positions, big wingspan & special team talent infusion.
7th. Solomon Patton, WR/Retuner, Florida, 5090 171
Burner to return kickoffs can also stretch the field as WR adds depth/talent to special teams. Imagine slightly bigger version of Trindon Holliday. He once ran the 40-yard dash in 4.27 seconds. Another time, Patton defeated Pro Bowl wide receiver Julio Jones of the Atlanta Falcons in a 100-meter high school track race. When I think of Florida Football I think of athletic freaks, & Patton fits the mold.
with the first overall selection in the 2014 NFL Draft the Houston Texans Select
1st. Teddy Bridgwater, QB, Louisville, 6030 220

The most sure fire franchise QB in this draft.
2nd. Antonio Richardson, OT, Tennessee, 6060 332

First round talent who can assimilate RT as well as pass rushers.
3rd. DaQuan Jones, NT, Penn State, 6030 333

Dominant inside force, could replace or rotate w/Mitchell depending on free agency.
4th. Greg Blair, ILB, Cincinnati, 6010 251

Upgrade over Sharpton, immediate help inside to relieve pressure off Cushing.
5th. Tyler Gaffney, RB, Stanford, 6010 226

Very good blocker, good possession back, polished & smart.
6th. CJ Barnett, FS, Ohio State, 6000 203

Depth, can play either safety positions, big wingspan & special team talent infusion.
7th. Solomon Patton, WR/Retuner, Florida, 5090 171
Burner to return kickoffs can also stretch the field as WR adds depth/talent to special teams. Imagine slightly bigger version of Trindon Holliday. He once ran the 40-yard dash in 4.27 seconds. Another time, Patton defeated Pro Bowl wide receiver Julio Jones of the Atlanta Falcons in a 100-meter high school track race. When I think of Florida Football I think of athletic freaks, & Patton fits the mold.