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2009 Member Mock (Second) Rounds 4-7

Hey guys I'm going to be out of town this weekend. I'm going to PM JC my big board, just making it public knowledge just in case anything happens and it comes down to a group vote. Glad to hear the great news as well Shaft75!!!
 
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Shaft75 said:
Everything went well, tumor is completely gone after a 7 hour surgery. Said the tumor was larger than a golf ball and looks to be benign. I just want to thank all of you from the bottom of my heart. Everyone spoke and the man upstairs was listening!

Btw- I amglad we got a good guard late in the draft, I think he may have some great long term potential with the zone blocking scheme. He should be an upgrade over studdard.
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Great news, man.
 
Well, the time period has long passed.

Chargers Draft:
16.) San Diego Chargers Select: Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia
78.) San Diego Chargers Select: Kyle Moore DE, USC
109.) San Diego Chargers Select: Cody Brown, OLB, Connecticut
140.) San Diego Chargers Select: Louis Vasquez, OG, Texas Tech

Maybe a WR here? Deon Butler & Johnny Knox are still available.
 
LORK 88 said:
Hey guys I'm going to be out of town this weekend. I'm going to PM JC my big board, just making it public knowledge just in case anything happens and it comes down to a group vote. Glad to hear the great news as well Shaft75!!!
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I didn't get your pm.
 
It's way past due so I'll just make the pick...

With the 176th pick the San Diego Chargers select... Johnny Knox, WR, Abilene Christian
 
The Bears select Joel Bell OT Furman
6 feet 7 312lbs.
Bell finished in the top ten in every positional workout at the combine.
Away from the combine, Bell worked in drills run be the colts line coaches. This workout drew scouts from 25 other NFL teams, including the Texans.

Bell is inexperienced in playing football due to living overseas for 11 years. He returned to the U.S. in 2001. Started high school football n 2003. Did not play his freshman year at Furman.
For the three years he did play college ball, he was selected all conference at left tackle. He was graded at 91.7 by his coaches for his career.
Bell is smart and coachable. He was named to the conference all academic honor roll.

Bell is inexperienced and played at a small school. But his athleticism, size, and ability to take to coaching are impressive. Could, with coaching, become a very good left tackle in the pros.

This is what makes going deeper into draft rounds fun, for me at least.
I have never heard of this kid, until I starting researching O linemen. He looks like he could become a very good player at a very low pick.
 
jgl35 said:
The Bears select Joel Bell OT Furman
6 feet 7 312lbs.
Bell finished in the top ten in every positional workout at the combine.
Away from the combine, Bell worked in drills run be the colts line coaches. This workout drew scouts from 25 other NFL teams, including the Texans.

Bell is inexperienced in playing football due to living overseas for 11 years. He returned to the U.S. in 2001. Started high school football n 2003. Did not play his freshman year at Furman.
For the three years he did play college ball, he was selected all conference at left tackle. He was graded at 91.7 by his coaches for his career.
Bell is smart and coachable. He was named to the conference all academic honor roll.

Bell is inexperienced and played at a small school. But his athleticism, size, and ability to take to coaching are impressive. Could, with coaching, become a very good left tackle in the pros.

This is what makes going deeper into draft rounds fun, for me at least.
I have never heard of this kid, until I starting researching O linemen. He looks like he could become a very good player at a very low pick.
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Excellent stuff. Thanks for the work. This guy actually sounds like someone that Gibbs is going to be looking at.
 
Tampa Bay is a group pick.

Right now, they've drafted:

19 - Peria Jerry, DT
81 - Victor Harris, CB
116 - Mohamed Massaquoi, WR
147 - Brandon Tate, WR

Their Team needs are supposed to be:
Urgent - Fast DT, Franchise QB
Strong - Starting WR, Corner
Moderate - Fast RB, Tackle, CB for Dime
Nice - Center, WR, DE

I don't see anything that really matches up with their needs. The best values I have on my board that kinda fit are:

Christopher Owens, CB
Morgan Trent, CB
Jerraud Powers, CB
Corey Irvin, DE/DT - Hasn't this guy already been selected? Did I miss that?
Stephen McGee, QB

The highest rated tackles I've got on the board are:
Andre Gardner
Jose Valdez
Alex Boone

I think I'm picking Alex Boone at this spot but I could be persuaded to go with one of the CB's.
 
Sixth round:

161 Detroit - Jeremiah Johnson, RB, Oregon.
162 Kansas City - Kory Sheets, RB, Purdue
163 St. Louis - Patrick Turner, WR, USC
164 Cleveland - Kevin Ogletree, WR, Virginia
165 Seattle - Dannell Ellerbe, ILB, Georgia
166 Cincinnati - Quinn Johnson, FB, LSU
167 Jacksonville - Curtis Painter, QB, Purdue
168 Oakland - Lydon Murtha, OT, Nebraska
169 Green Bay - Captain Munnerlyn, CB, South Carolina
170 Buffalo - Vance Walker, DT, Georgia Tech
171 San Francisco - Robert Brewster, OT, Ball State
172 Denver - Quan Cosby, WR, Texas
173 Washington - Julius Williams, DE/LB, Connecticut
174 Green Bay (from New Orleans) - Brandon Underwood, FS, Cincinnati
175 Houston - Greg Isander, OG, West Virginia
176 San Diego - Johnny Knox, WR, Abilene Christian
177 Chicago - Joel Bell, OT, Furman
178 Tampa Bay - Alex Boone, OT, Ohio State
179 Detroit (from Dallas) - Super Mario
180 N.Y. Jets - steelbtexan
181 Philadelphia - Texan4ever
182 Philadelphia (from Minnesota) - Texan4ever
183 Atlanta - JCTexan
184 Dallas (from Miami) - Honoring Earl 34
185 Baltimore - Diehardchris
186 New England - rmartin65
187 N.Y. Giants - Lork88
188 Indianapolis - Lork88
189 Carolina - The Pencil Neck
190 Tennessee -
191 Arizona - jgl35
192 Pittsburgh - Ole Miss Texan
 
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The Pencil Neck said:
Tampa Bay is a group pick.

Right now, they've drafted:

19 - Peria Jerry, DT
81 - Victor Harris, CB
116 - Mohamed Massaquoi, WR
147 - Brandon Tate, WR

Their Team needs are supposed to be:
Urgent - Fast DT, Franchise QB
Strong - Starting WR, Corner
Moderate - Fast RB, Tackle, CB for Dime
Nice - Center, WR, DE

I don't see anything that really matches up with their needs. The best values I have on my board that kinda fit are:

Christopher Owens, CB
Morgan Trent, CB
Jerraud Powers, CB
Corey Irvin, DE/DT - Hasn't this guy already been selected? Did I miss that?
Stephen McGee, QB

The highest rated tackles I've got on the board are:
Andre Gardner
Jose Valdez
Alex Boone

I think I'm picking Alex Boone at this spot but I could be persuaded to go with one of the CB's.
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Boone sounds like a good pick here in the 6th. I don't know about a corner, though, they've already drafted Harris & still have Talib & Barber on their roster. I like Trent at this point, though.
 
If Alex Boone is available then go for it. From what I know they have always had offensive line problems and with a raw QB under center they need all the protection they can provide. Defense would be nice here if you can find someone who fits there system ebacuse the Bucs are known for defense.
 
JCTexan said:
Boone sounds like a good pick here in the 6th. I don't know about a corner, though, they've already drafted Harris & still have Talib & Barber on their roster. I like Trent at this point, though.
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The page I got those needs from said that Ronde ain't Ronde anymore.
 
Texan4Ever said:
If Alex Boone is available then go for it. From what I know they have always had offensive line problems and with a raw QB under center they need all the protection they can provide. Defense would be nice here if you can find someone who fits there system ebacuse the Bucs are known for defense.
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You have to wonder how much longer the Buccs are going to be known for their D. With Kiffin gone and a lot of his guys getting old and leaving, that scary Buccs D could be a thing of the past now. I wonder if the new coaches are going to transition away from the Tampa-2.
 
With the 178th pick...the Bucs select...

Alex Boone

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~ With an unproven QB under center, the Bucs need an OT to protect the QB from pass-rushing DEs and OLBs and Boone is the man for the job.
 
I wanted Boone but I got a nice consilation prize

With the 180th pick in the NFL draft the NY Jets select Andrew Gardner OT Ga. Tech

Gardner was 1st team All-ACC he is 6'7 305lbs and ran a 4.92 40 at his pro day.

The only reason he is available this late in the draft is because he tore his labrum in the last game of the season.

This season gardner helped spearhead an OL that had a great running game led by Jonathan Dwyer. Last year when the Jackets had Calvin Johnson they were a passing team. Gardner played LT on an OL that gave up only 10 sacks.

Gardner has great feet. He needs to improve his playing strength.
 
With the 192nd overall pick, the Eagles select...


Trimane Goddard - S

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~ Good production at UNC, needs to add some bulk but otherwise has tremdous upside and adds quality depth to the safety position.
 
Sixth round:

161 Detroit - Jeremiah Johnson, RB, Oregon.
162 Kansas City - Kory Sheets, RB, Purdue
163 St. Louis - Patrick Turner, WR, USC
164 Cleveland - Kevin Ogletree, WR, Virginia
165 Seattle - Dannell Ellerbe, ILB, Georgia
166 Cincinnati - Quinn Johnson, FB, LSU
167 Jacksonville - Curtis Painter, QB, Purdue
168 Oakland - Lydon Murtha, OT, Nebraska
169 Green Bay - Captain Munnerlyn, CB, South Carolina
170 Buffalo - Vance Walker, DT, Georgia Tech
171 San Francisco - Robert Brewster, OT, Ball State
172 Denver - Quan Cosby, WR, Texas
173 Washington - Julius Williams, DE/LB, Connecticut
174 Green Bay (from New Orleans) - Brandon Underwood, FS, Cincinnati
175 Houston - Greg Isander, OG, West Virginia
176 San Diego - Johnny Knox, WR, Abilene Christian
177 Chicago - Joel Bell, OT, Furman
178 Tampa Bay - Alex Boone, OT, Ohio State
179 Detroit (from Dallas) - Tony Fiammetta, FB, Syracuse
180 N.Y. Jets - Andrew Gardner, OT, Georgia Tech
181 Philadelphia - Bradley Fletcher, CB, Iowa
182 Philadelphia (from Minnesota) - Trimane Goddard, S, North Carolina
183 Atlanta - Brandon Williams, DE, Texas Tech
184 Dallas (from Miami) - Christopher Owens, CB, San Jose State
185 Baltimore - Jonathan Casillas, OLB, Wisconsin
186 New England - Ian Johnson, RB, Boise State
187 N.Y. Giants - Andy Kemp, OG, Wisconsin
188 Indianapolis - Devin Moore, RB, Wyoming
189 Carolina - Corey Irvin, DE/DT, Georgia
190 Tennessee -
191 Arizona - jgl35
192 Pittsburgh - Ole Miss Texan
 
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Well it looks like Dallas owns my 7th round pick. So my day is done.

Round 1 Pick 1 - Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia
Round 1 Pick 20 - Eben Britton, OT, Arizona
Round 2 Pick 33 - Michael Johnson, DE, Georgia Tech
Round 3 Pick 65 - Shawn Nelson, TE, Southern Miss
Round 3 Pick 82 - Darry Beckwith, ILB, L.S.U.
Round 6 Pick 161 - Jeremiah Johnson, RB, Oregon
Round 6 Pick 179 - Tony Fiammetta, FB, Syracuse

Obviously I wish I went more defense, but I feel good with getting my QB of the future and giving him the tools to be successful. Plus I can go all defense next year when he actually starts. This gives him a year to get to know his new targets, and team, plus defenders can come in day 1 and do very good things.
 
Super Mario said:
Well it looks like Dallas owns my 7th round pick. So my day is done.

Round 1 Pick 1 - Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia
Round 1 Pick 20 - Eben Britton, OT, Arizona
Round 2 Pick 33 - Michael Johnson, DE, Georgia Tech
Round 3 Pick 65 - Shawn Nelson, TE, Southern Miss
Round 3 Pick 82 - Darry Beckwith, ILB, L.S.U.
Round 6 Pick 161 - Jeremiah Johnson, RB, Oregon
Round 6 Pick 179 - Tony Fiammetta, FB, Syracuse

Obviously I wish I went more defense, but I feel good with getting my QB of the future and giving him the tools to be successful. Plus I can go all defense next year when he actually starts. This gives him a year to get to know his new targets, and team, plus defenders can come in day 1 and do very good things.
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I like this strategy I'm drafting for the Lions over at HT.com and I'm thinking of taking it a step further by drafting the top WR on the board in rd. two.

The Lions may not be good next year but they will be fun to watch. They can use the rest of the draft on defense and concentrate on defense in next years draft. Which is loaded with defenive talent.

I love the Nelson pick but would probably concentrate on DT & MIKE in rd.3 & take a TE like Haffner in rd.6
 
Super Mario said:
Well it looks like Dallas owns my 7th round pick. So my day is done.
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Mine too. Denver owns Atlanta's 7th round pick.

Round 1 Pick 24. Clay Matthews, OLB, USC
Round 2 Pick 55. Patrick Chung, S, Oregon
Round 3 Pick 90. Keenan Lewis, CB, Oregon State
Round 4 Pick 121. Chris Baker, DT, Hampton
Round 5 Pick 135. Bear Pascoe, TE, Fresno State
Round 5 Pick 152. Tyronne Green, OG, Auburn
Round 6 Pick 183. Brandon Williams, DE, Texas Tech

Coming in the Falcons biggest needs were DT, LB, TE & CB. I feel like I addressed all of them without reaching on anyone. I probably should have addressed the DT position sooner in the draft, but I think Baker is a good pick in the 4th. With the way the draft turned out I feel Matthews was the obvious pick.
 
JCTexan said:
Mine too. Denver owns Atlanta's 7th round pick.

Round 1 Pick 24. Clay Matthews, OLB, USC
Round 2 Pick 55. Patrick Chung, S, Oregon
Round 3 Pick 90. Keenan Lewis, CB, Oregon State
Round 4 Pick 121. Chris Baker, DT, Hampton
Round 5 Pick 135. Bear Pascoe, TE, Fresno State
Round 5 Pick 152. Tyronne Green, OG, Auburn
Round 6 Pick 183. Brandon Williams, DE, Texas Tech

Coming in the Falcons biggest needs were DT, LB, TE & CB. I feel like I addressed all of them without reaching on anyone. I probably should have addressed the DT position sooner in the draft, but I think Baker is a good pick in the 4th. With the way the draft turned out I feel Matthews was the obvious pick.
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Good work, man. That's a nice draft.
 
The New England Patriots select RB Ian Johnson, from Boise State

The Patriots have an old RB core. Johnson will be able to learn for a year or two, and then assume the number one role. He will contribute on special teams for now. Add to the fact that he is a great team player, and I see the patriots going this route.
 
Via PM from Lork88 the New York Giants select... Andy Kemp, OG, Wisconsin

The Indianapolis Colts select... Devin Moore, RB, Wyoming

All lork sent me for the Giants was best interior O-linemen
 
With the 189th pick, the Carolina Panthers select:

Corey Irvin, DE/DT, Georgia

Probably going to be a rotational guy at either DE or if he can bulk up and get a bit stronger, DT. He's a hard worker. I think he's a steal at this position.
 
The Tennessee Titans are now on the clock. Group Pick

Their mock so far:

Alex Mack, OC, California
Sen'Derrick Marks, DT, Auburn
Ramses Barden, WR, Cal-Poly
DeAngelo Smith, CB, Cincinnati
 
With the 190th pick the Tennessee Titans select... Nic Harris, OLB, Oklahoma

Arizona Cardinals are now on the clock
 
The Cards select K.J. Gerard CB/S Northern Arizona.

Played both CB and Safety in college. Very productive with 19 picks and 41 knock downs in three year career. 21 TFL is very high for a DB.
Good size at 6'1--180. Good tackler and solid against the run.
Doesn't have ideal speed. Runs around 4.6. But production shows him to be a ballhawk. Worth a shot this late in the draft.
 
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