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2009 Member Mock (Second) Rounds 4-7

HOU-TEX said:
A little info about him? I can't even find him on the list I have. That's not saying he's good or bad, just curious.
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Brandon Gibson - WR - Washington State
6' 1" 210#
projects to about a 4.5 40. But hasn't run, yet.

Last year: 67-1180-9

Rankings
CBS Sports - 166
GBN - 105
Draft Countdown - 96

Didn't participate at the Combine because of a tweaked hammy. On his pro day, he did 10 bench reps of 225. He skipped everything else because he's still rehabbing the hammy and expects to run and do all the drills at a private workout on the 28th.

He was basically a good receiver on a bad team.
 
The Pencil Neck said:
Brandon Gibson - WR - Washington State
6' 1" 210#
projects to about a 4.5 40. But hasn't run, yet.

Last year: 67-1180-9

Rankings
CBS Sports - 166
GBN - 105
Draft Countdown - 96

Didn't participate at the Combine because of a tweaked hammy. On his pro day, he did 10 bench reps of 225. He skipped everything else because he's still rehabbing the hammy and expects to run and do all the drills at a private workout on the 28th.

He was basically a good receiver on a bad team.
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Cool, thanks, man.
 
Shaft75 said:
What about the Hill guy you were wanting me to select? Would he be a good choice? Don't really know much about him.
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I like Sammy Lee Hill but he is a project pick that shouldnt go before the 5th round. Has great size at 6'4" 331 lbs, ran a 5.17 forty 27 reps on the bench, 28" verticle jump, 9'1" broad jump, 7.89 3cone drill. BJ Raji type player that comes from small Stillman college and is going to need alot of coaching up at DT or DE in the 4/3. Despite his size he played DE in a 4/3 at Stillman because the coaches wanted to avoid him getting double teamed. That kind of scares me alittle. With his size and athletic ability he should of dominated inside against lesser competition.

Hasnt impressed the scouts with his physical ability during any drills that I have read. He is a high characther guy that once pulled a man from a burning house. Seems like a fairly intelligent guy from the interviews I have read. To answer youre question no he is not really a Indy type DL. Magee and Walker seem to fit that mold best out of whats left.
 
Here is a list of players left

Rnk Player College Position1 Position2

Here is a LINK to some decent profiles.

DL
Vance Walker Georgia Tech DT43
Sammie Lee Hill Stillman DT43 DE34
Roy Miller Texas DT43 DT34
Matt Shaughnessy Wisconsin DE43
Orion Martin Virginia Tech DE43 OLB34
Brandon Williams Texas Tech DE43
David Veikune Hawaii DE43
Corvey Irvin Georgia DT43
Michael Bennett Texas A&M DE43
Phillip Hunt Houston DE43 OLB34
Ian Campbell Kansas St DE43


LB
Kaluka Maiava USC OLB43
Dannell Ellerbe Georgia ILB
Jonathan Casillas Wisconsin OLB43
Josh Mauga Nevada ILB
Victor Butler Oregon St OLB43
Mortty Ivy West Virginia OLB43
Maurice Evans Penn State DE43 OLB34
Brian Toal Boston College OLB43
Moise Fokou Maryland OLB43

SECONDARY

Emanuel Cook South Carolina SS
Cary Harris USC CB
Nic Harris Oklahoma SS
DeAngelo Smith Cincinnati CB
Captain Munnerlyn South Carolina CB
Domonique Johnson Jackson State CB
Kevin Ellison USC SS
C.J. Spillman Marshall FS

OL

Ray Feinga BYU OG
Andy Kemp Wisconsin OG
Ryan Stanchek West Virginia OT OG
Louis Vasquez Texas Tech OG
Andrew Hartline Central Michigan OT OG
Lydon Murtha Nebraska OT
Greg Isdaner West Virginia OG
Augustus Parrish Kent State OT OG
Sebastian Vollmer Houston OT
Jose Valdez Arkansas OT

RB

Glen Coffee Alabama RBF
Quinn Johnson LSU FB
Javon Ringer Michigan State RBF
Jeremiah Johnson Oregon RBC
James Davis Clemson RBF
Cedric Peerman Virginia RBC
Kory Sheets Purdue RBF
Gartrell Johnson Colorado State RBF
Marlon Lucky Nebraska RBF
Arian Foster Tennessee RBF
P.J. Hill Wisconsin RBF
Ian Johnson Boise State RBC
Tyrell Sutton Northwestern RBC

WR & TE

Johnny Knox Abilene Christian WRS
Louis Murphy Florida WRF
Kevin Ogletree Virginia WRF
Kenny McKinley South Carolina WRF WRS
Austin Collie BYU WRF
Brandon Tate North Carolina WRF
Kory Sperry Colorado State TE
Sammy Stroughter Oregon St WRS
Ryan Purvis Boston College TE
Quan Cosby Texas WRF WRS
Bear Pascoe Fresno St TE
Darius Passmore Marshall WRF

QB

Stephen McGee Texas A&M QB
John Parker Wilson Alabama QB
Hunter Cantwell Louisville QB
Cullen Harper Clemson QB
Graham Harrell Texas Tech QB
Curtis Painter Purdue QB
Rudy Carpenter Arizona State QB


THE REST
Louie Sakoda Utah PK
Courtney Greene Rutgers SS
Jason Williams Western Illinois OLB43 OLB34
Tony Fiammetta Syracuse FB
Morgan Trent Michigan CB
Jaimie Thomas Maryland OG
Patrick Turner USC WRP WRS
Tyronne Green Auburn OG
Aaron Kelly Clemson WRP
Otis Wiley Michigan State SS
Christopher Owens San Jose St CB
Brandon Underwood Cincinnati FS

Joe Burnett Central Florida CB
John Faletoese Cal Davis DT43
Cameron Morrah California TE
Devin Moore Wyoming RBC
Troy Nolan Arizona State FS
Tom Brandstater Fresno St QB

Anthony Hill North Carolina St TE
Alex Boone Ohio State OT
Chris Clemons Clemson FS
Clinton McDonald Memphis State DT43
Brooks Foster North Carolina WRF
Jahi Word-Daniels Georgia Tech CB
Curtis Taylor LSU FS
Bruce Johnson Miami CB
Keith Fitzhugh Mississippi St SS
Worrell Williams California ILB
Anthony Parker Tennessee OG
Joel Bell Furman OT
John Phillips Virginia TE
Travis McCall Alabama FB
Nathan Brown Central Arkansas QB
Ra'Shon Harris Oregon DT43 DE34
Jerraud Powers Auburn CB
DeAndre Levy Wisconsin OLB43
Andrew Gardner Georgia Tech OT
Lee Robinson Alcorn State OLB43 ILB
Brandon Hughes Oregon St CB
Kevin Huber Cincinnati P
Don Carey Norfolk State CB
Tim Jamison Michigan DE43
Marcus McClinton Kentucky FS
Deon Butler Penn State WRS
Kevin Akins Boston College OLB43
Jake Ingram Hawaii LS
Garrett Reynolds North Carolina OT
Jose Martinez UTEP PK
Conredge Collins Pittsburgh FB
Dominique Edison Stephen F. Austin WRF WRS
Nader Abdallah Ohio State DT43 DT34
Ramon Foster Tennessee OT OG
Dan Gronkowski Maryland TE
Derek Walker Illinois DE43
Jeremy Childs Boise State WRS WRF
Tiquan Underwood Rutgers WRS WRF
Reshard Langford Vanderbilt SS
Corey Smith Cincinnati OLB43
David Buehler USC PK
Edwin Williams Maryland OC
Jared Bronson Cen Washington TE
Lendy Holmes Oklahoma FS
Bradley Fletcher Iowa CB
Thomas Morstead SMU P
Khalif Mitchell East Carolina DT43 DT34
Marquez Branson Central Arkansas FB
Will Davis Illinois DE43 OLB34
Lardarius Webb Nicholls State CB
Kyle Link McNeese State OT
Jamarko Simmons Western Michigan WRP
Cecil Newton Tennessee State OC
Brian Hoyer Michigan State QB
Antonio Appleby Virginia ILB
Graham Gano Florida State P
Anthony Felder California ILB
Dallas Reynolds BYU OC
Pannel Egboh Stanford DE43
Trimane Goddard North Carolina SS
Brannan Southerland Georgia FB
Ellis Lankster West Virginia CB
Justin Brantly Texas A&M P
Pat McAfee West Virginia PK
Travis Bright BYU OG
Davon Drew East Carolina TE
Juan Garcia Washington OC
Darryl Richard Georgia Tech DT43 DT34
Robert Brewster Ball State OT OG
Aaron Brown TCU RBC RBF
Jeremy Navarre Maryland DE43
Stephen Hodge TCU RBF
Dominic Douglas Mississippi St ILB
Dre'Mail Hardin Stillman FS
Ryan McKee Southern Miss OT
Eric Thatcher Pittsburgh FS
Stryker Sulak Missouri DE43 OLB34
Terrance Knighton Temple DT43 DT34
David Johnson Arkansas State FB
Ryan Durand Syracuse OG
Ashlee Palmer Mississippi OLB43
Javarris Williams Tennessee State RBF
Will Dunbar UAB FS
Londen Fryar Western Michigan CB
Ryan Walters Colorado FS
Dan Gay Baylor OT OG
Johnny Williams Kentucky OLB43 OLB34
Demonte Bolden Tennessee DT43 DE34
Greg Orton Purdue WRF
Jon Cooper Oklahoma OC
Maurice Crum Jr. Notre Dame ILB
Robert Francois Boston College OLB43
Pierre Walters Eastern Illinois DE43 OLB34
Javorris Jackson Savannah State FS
Brian Mandeville Northeastern TE
Terence Moore Troy SS
Mike Goodson Texas A&M RBC
Ryan Palmer Texas CB
Cody Glenn Nebraska OLB43
Manuel Johnson Oklahoma WRF WRS
Mike Reilly Cen Washington QB
Mike Wallace Mississippi WRS
Brett Helms LSU OC
Chris Miller Ball State P
Seth Olsen Iowa OG
Will Johnson Michigan DT43 DE34
Marko Mitchell Nevada WRF
Jordan Norwood Penn State WRS
Glover Quin New Mexico CB
Donald Washington Ohio State CB
Curtis Brinkley Syracuse RBC
Rulon Davis California DE43
Wopamo Osaisai Stanford CB
Branden Ledbetter Western Michigan TE
Roger Allen Missouri Western OG
Willie Tuitama Arizona QB
Darius Hill Ball State TE
Eric Kettani Navy FB
D.J. Boldin Wake Forest WRP
Jason Boltus Hartwick QB
Bernard Scott Abilene Christian RBC
Jake Richardson Miami (OH) P
Lydell Sargeant Penn State CB
Greg Carr Florida State WRP
Brett Warren Virginia Tech ILB
Zach Potter Nebraska DE43 DE34
Al Afalava Oregon St SS
Rylan Reed Texas Tech OT
Taurus Johnson South Florida WRF
Everette Pedescleaux Northern Iowa DE43 DE34
Maurice Miller Mississippi OG
Slade Norris Oregon State OLB43 OLB34
Marlon Favorite LSU DT34 DT43
David Richmond San Jose St WRF
David Johnson Tulsa QB
Sam Swank Wake Forest PK
Richard Quinn North Carolina TE
Colt Anderson Montana FS
 
mussop said:
Here is a list of players left

Rnk Player College Position1 Position2

Here is a LINK to some decent profiles.

DL
Vance Walker Georgia Tech DT43
Sammie Lee Hill Stillman DT43 DE34
Roy Miller Texas DT43 DT34
Matt Shaughnessy Wisconsin DE43
Orion Martin Virginia Tech DE43 OLB34
Brandon Williams Texas Tech DE43
David Veikune Hawaii DE43
Corvey Irvin Georgia DT43
Michael Bennett Texas A&M DE43
Phillip Hunt Houston DE43 OLB34
Ian Campbell Kansas St DE43
Diyral Briggs Bowling Green DE43 OLB34


LB
Kaluka Maiava USC OLB43
Dannell Ellerbe Georgia ILB
Jonathan Casillas Wisconsin OLB43
Josh Mauga Nevada ILB
Victor Butler Oregon St OLB43
Mortty Ivy West Virginia OLB43
Maurice Evans Penn State DE43 OLB34
Brian Toal Boston College OLB43
Moise Fokou Maryland OLB43

SECONDARY

Emanuel Cook South Carolina SS
Cary Harris USC CB
Nic Harris Oklahoma SS
DeAngelo Smith Cincinnati CB
Captain Munnerlyn South Carolina CB
Domonique Johnson Jackson State CB
Kevin Ellison USC SS
C.J. Spillman Marshall FS

OL

Ray Feinga BYU OG
Andy Kemp Wisconsin OG
Ryan Stanchek West Virginia OT OG
Louis Vasquez Texas Tech OG
Andrew Hartline Central Michigan OT OG
Lydon Murtha Nebraska OT
Greg Isdaner West Virginia OG
Augustus Parrish Kent State OT OG
Sebastian Vollmer Houston OT
Jose Valdez Arkansas OT

RB

Glen Coffee Alabama RBF
Quinn Johnson LSU FB
Javon Ringer Michigan State RBF
Jeremiah Johnson Oregon RBC
James Davis Clemson RBF
Cedric Peerman Virginia RBC
Kory Sheets Purdue RBF
Gartrell Johnson Colorado State RBF
Marlon Lucky Nebraska RBF
Arian Foster Tennessee RBF
P.J. Hill Wisconsin RBF
Ian Johnson Boise State RBC
Tyrell Sutton Northwestern RBC

WR & TE

Johnny Knox Abilene Christian WRS
Louis Murphy Florida WRF
Kevin Ogletree Virginia WRF
Kenny McKinley South Carolina WRF WRS
Austin Collie BYU WRF
Brandon Tate North Carolina WRF
Kory Sperry Colorado State TE
Sammy Stroughter Oregon St WRS
Ryan Purvis Boston College TE
Quan Cosby Texas WRF WRS
Bear Pascoe Fresno St TE
Darius Passmore Marshall WRF

QB

Stephen McGee Texas A&M QB
John Parker Wilson Alabama QB
Hunter Cantwell Louisville QB
Cullen Harper Clemson QB
Graham Harrell Texas Tech QB
Curtis Painter Purdue QB
Rudy Carpenter Arizona State QB


THE REST
Louie Sakoda Utah PK
Courtney Greene Rutgers SS
Jason Williams Western Illinois OLB43 OLB34
Tony Fiammetta Syracuse FB
Morgan Trent Michigan CB
Jaimie Thomas Maryland OG
Patrick Turner USC WRP WRS
Tyronne Green Auburn OG
Aaron Kelly Clemson WRP
Otis Wiley Michigan State SS
Christopher Owens San Jose St CB
Brandon Underwood Cincinnati FS

Joe Burnett Central Florida CB
John Faletoese Cal Davis DT43
Cameron Morrah California TE
Devin Moore Wyoming RBC
Troy Nolan Arizona State FS
Tom Brandstater Fresno St QB

Anthony Hill North Carolina St TE
Alex Boone Ohio State OT
Chris Clemons Clemson FS
Clinton McDonald Memphis State DT43
Brooks Foster North Carolina WRF
Jahi Word-Daniels Georgia Tech CB
Curtis Taylor LSU FS
Bruce Johnson Miami CB
Keith Fitzhugh Mississippi St SS
Worrell Williams California ILB
Anthony Parker Tennessee OG
Joel Bell Furman OT
John Phillips Virginia TE
Travis McCall Alabama FB
Nathan Brown Central Arkansas QB
Ra'Shon Harris Oregon DT43 DE34
Jerraud Powers Auburn CB
DeAndre Levy Wisconsin OLB43
Andrew Gardner Georgia Tech OT
Lee Robinson Alcorn State OLB43 ILB
Brandon Hughes Oregon St CB
Kevin Huber Cincinnati P
Don Carey Norfolk State CB
Tim Jamison Michigan DE43
Marcus McClinton Kentucky FS
Deon Butler Penn State WRS
Kevin Akins Boston College OLB43
Jake Ingram Hawaii LS
Garrett Reynolds North Carolina OT
Jose Martinez UTEP PK
Conredge Collins Pittsburgh FB
Dominique Edison Stephen F. Austin WRF WRS
Nader Abdallah Ohio State DT43 DT34
Ramon Foster Tennessee OT OG
Dan Gronkowski Maryland TE
Derek Walker Illinois DE43
Jeremy Childs Boise State WRS WRF
Tiquan Underwood Rutgers WRS WRF
Reshard Langford Vanderbilt SS
Corey Smith Cincinnati OLB43
David Buehler USC PK
Edwin Williams Maryland OC
Jared Bronson Cen Washington TE
Lendy Holmes Oklahoma FS
Bradley Fletcher Iowa CB
Thomas Morstead SMU P
Khalif Mitchell East Carolina DT43 DT34
Marquez Branson Central Arkansas FB
Will Davis Illinois DE43 OLB34
Lardarius Webb Nicholls State CB
Kyle Link McNeese State OT
Jamarko Simmons Western Michigan WRP
Cecil Newton Tennessee State OC
Brian Hoyer Michigan State QB
Antonio Appleby Virginia ILB
Graham Gano Florida State P
Anthony Felder California ILB
Dallas Reynolds BYU OC
Pannel Egboh Stanford DE43
Trimane Goddard North Carolina SS
Brannan Southerland Georgia FB
Ellis Lankster West Virginia CB
Justin Brantly Texas A&M P
Pat McAfee West Virginia PK
Travis Bright BYU OG
Davon Drew East Carolina TE
Juan Garcia Washington OC
Darryl Richard Georgia Tech DT43 DT34
Robert Brewster Ball State OT OG
Aaron Brown TCU RBC RBF
Jeremy Navarre Maryland DE43
Stephen Hodge TCU RBF
Dominic Douglas Mississippi St ILB
Dre'Mail Hardin Stillman FS
Ryan McKee Southern Miss OT
Eric Thatcher Pittsburgh FS
Stryker Sulak Missouri DE43 OLB34
Terrance Knighton Temple DT43 DT34
David Johnson Arkansas State FB
Ryan Durand Syracuse OG
Ashlee Palmer Mississippi OLB43
Javarris Williams Tennessee State RBF
Will Dunbar UAB FS
Londen Fryar Western Michigan CB
Ryan Walters Colorado FS
Dan Gay Baylor OT OG
Johnny Williams Kentucky OLB43 OLB34
Demonte Bolden Tennessee DT43 DE34
Greg Orton Purdue WRF
Jon Cooper Oklahoma OC
Maurice Crum Jr. Notre Dame ILB
Robert Francois Boston College OLB43
Pierre Walters Eastern Illinois DE43 OLB34
Javorris Jackson Savannah State FS
Brian Mandeville Northeastern TE
Terence Moore Troy SS
Mike Goodson Texas A&M RBC
Ryan Palmer Texas CB
Cody Glenn Nebraska OLB43
Manuel Johnson Oklahoma WRF WRS
Mike Reilly Cen Washington QB
Mike Wallace Mississippi WRS
Brett Helms LSU OC
Chris Miller Ball State P
Seth Olsen Iowa OG
Will Johnson Michigan DT43 DE34
Marko Mitchell Nevada WRF
Jordan Norwood Penn State WRS
Glover Quin New Mexico CB
Donald Washington Ohio State CB
Curtis Brinkley Syracuse RBC
Rulon Davis California DE43
Wopamo Osaisai Stanford CB
Branden Ledbetter Western Michigan TE
Roger Allen Missouri Western OG
Willie Tuitama Arizona QB
Darius Hill Ball State TE
Eric Kettani Navy FB
D.J. Boldin Wake Forest WRP
Jason Boltus Hartwick QB
Bernard Scott Abilene Christian RBC
Jake Richardson Miami (OH) P
Lydell Sargeant Penn State CB
Greg Carr Florida State WRP
Brett Warren Virginia Tech ILB
Zach Potter Nebraska DE43 DE34
Al Afalava Oregon St SS
Rylan Reed Texas Tech OT
Taurus Johnson South Florida WRF
Everette Pedescleaux Northern Iowa DE43 DE34
Maurice Miller Mississippi OG
Slade Norris Oregon State OLB43 OLB34
Marlon Favorite LSU DT34 DT43
David Richmond San Jose St WRF
David Johnson Tulsa QB
Sam Swank Wake Forest PK
Richard Quinn North Carolina TE
Colt Anderson Montana FS
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Good list, I added a player I thought is worthy of consideration, Diyral Briggs, in red. Ultra productive 6'4" 230-lbs DE who I think can play OLB.
 
mussop said:
Here is a list of players left

RB

Glen Coffee Alabama RBF
Quinn Johnson LSU FB
Javon Ringer Michigan State RBF
Jeremiah Johnson Oregon RBC
James Davis Clemson RBF
Cedric Peerman Virginia RBC
Kory Sheets Purdue RBF
Gartrell Johnson Colorado State RBF
Marlon Lucky Nebraska RBF
Arian Foster Tennessee RBF
P.J. Hill Wisconsin RBF
Ian Johnson Boise State RBC
Tyrell Sutton Northwestern RBC
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That is why I haven't taken a RB yet. Look at that list! Isn't Goodson still out there too?
 
WolverineFan said:
Apparently everybody wants him lol. Either that or the guys that draft him change their mind.
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mussop said:
Oops, sorry!
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I just thought it was really funny! I could totally see someone trying to take him!



PS- this mock has really opened my eyes about how deep this draft could be. Not so much that we'll get studs in every round, but that we should have several options in mid-late rounds on guys in the safety and running back positions!
 
Shaft75 said:
That is why I haven't taken a RB yet. Look at that list! Isn't Goodson still out there too?
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Goodson is about same height and weight as Slaton. I don't know if he fits the zone blocking system, though, and some people wouldn't like the fact that he wouldn't be able to be the short yardage back. Goodson has clashed with teammates, so I doubt the Texans would select him. My favorite sleeper RB in this draft is Devin Moore (6th or 7th rounder). He wouldn't be the bruiser so many people want, but I think he'd be a good pick in the 6th or 7th. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_9iM7c-RYo
 
Update:

97.) Dallas Cowgirls (F/DET) Select: Derrick Williams, WR, Penn State

98.) Kansas City Chiefs Select: Xavier Fulton, OT, Illinois

99.) St. Louis Rams Select: Rashad Jennings, RB, Liberty

100.) Cleveland Browns Select: T.J. Lang, OT Eastern Michigan

101.) Seattle Seahawks select: Demetrius Byrd, WR, LSU.

102.) Cincinnati Bengals Select: A.Q. Shipley, C, Penn State.

103.) Jacksonville Jaguars Select: Frantz Joseph, Mlb, Florida Atlantic

104.) Oakland Raiders Select: Michael Hamlin, SS, Clemson

105.) Green Bay Packers Select: Andre Brown, RB, NC State

106.) Buffalo Bills Select: Cornelius Ingram, TE, Florida

107.) San Francisco 49ers Select: Rhett Bomar, QB, Sam Houston St.

108.) Houston Texans Select: Terrence Taylor, DT, Michigan

109.) San Diego Chargers Select: Cody Brown, OLB, Connecticut

110.) Denver Broncos Select: Jason Phillips, ILB, TCU

111.) New York Jets (F/WASH) Select: Travis Beckum, TE, Wisconsin

112.) New Orleans Saints Select: Gerald Mcrath, OLB, Southern Miss

113.) Dallas Cowgirls Select: Chip Vaughn, SS, Wake Forest

114.) New Orleans Saints (F/NYJ) Select: Zack Follett, OLB, California

115.) Chicago Bears Select: Jason Watkins, OT, Florida

116.) Tampa Bay Buccaneers Select: Mohamed Massaquoi, WR, Georgia

117.) Philadelphia Eagles Select: Asher Allen, CB, Georgia

118.) Houston Texans (F/MINN) Select:Kevin Barnes, CB, Maryland

119.) Baltimore Ravens Select: Derek Pegues, FS, Mississippi State

120.) New England Patriots Select: Sherrod Martin, FS, Troy

121.) Atlanta Falcons Select: Chris Baker, DT, Hampton

122.) Miami Dolphins Select: Cornelius Lewis, OT, Tennessee State

123.) Indianapolis Colts Select: Alex Magee, DT, Purdue

124.) Carolina Panthers Select: Brandon Gibson, WR, Washington State

125.) New York Giants Select: Lork 88

126.) Tennessee Tacks Select:

127.) Arizona Cardinals Select: jgl35

128.) Pittsburgh Steelers Select: Ole Miss Texan
 
Ole Miss Texan said:
I just thought it was really funny! I could totally see someone trying to take him!



PS- this mock has really opened my eyes about how deep this draft could be. Not so much that we'll get studs in every round, but that we should have several options in mid-late rounds on guys in the safety and running back positions!
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That's the advantage of really getting into a mock draft. You really get a feel of where some teams will go and an idea of how the draft will play out. Also, you start seeing some familar names in the later rounds and realize the draft is a bit deeper than you might have thought.
 
JCTexan said:
Goodson is about same height and weight as Slaton. I don't know if he fits the zone blocking system, though, and some people wouldn't like the fact that he wouldn't be able to be the short yardage back. Goodson has clashed with teammates, so I doubt the Texans would select him. My favorite sleeper RB in this draft is Devin Moore (6th or 7th rounder). He wouldn't be the bruiser so many people want, but I think he'd be a good pick in the 6th or 7th. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_9iM7c-RYo
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I wasn't eyeing him, just making sure he was still on the list. He might go before a couple of backs that I would consider choosing.
 
Here's the 5th Round (comp picks aren't included):

129. Detroit - (Super Mario)
130. St Louis - WolverineFan
131. Kansas City - beerlover
132. Denver (F/Sea) - Kaiser Toro
133. Philadelphia (F/Cle) - Texan4ever
134. Cincinnati - mussop
135. Atlanta (F/Oak) - Jctexan
136. Jacksonville - Texan4ever
137. Green Bay - Diehardchris
138. San Francisco - Specnatz
139. Buffalo - TexansSeminole
140. San Diego - Tailgate
141. Denver - Kaiser Toro
142. Washington - steelbTexan
143. N.Y Giants (F/NO) - lork88
144. Houston - Shaft75
145. Philadelphia (F/NYJ) - Texan4ever
146. Chicago - jgl35
147. Tampa Bay -
148. Dallas - Honoring Earl 34
149. Philadelphia - Texan4ever
150. Minnesota - The Pencil Neck
151. New England - rmartin65
152. Atlanta - Jctexan
153. Miami - Honoring Earl 34
154. Baltimore - Diehardchris
155. Carolina - The Pencil Neck
156. NY Giants - Lork88
157. Indianapolis -
158. Dallas (F/Ten) - Honoring Earl 34
159. Arizona - jgl35
160. Pittsburgh - Ole Miss Texan
 
Are we going to mess with comp picks, since we already went through a round without them?

Shaft - I would have preferred SL Hill to Taylor - but not in the fourth. The fifth would have been a good spot for him, but he's not the type of DT the Colts need. Hill's a big, fat space-eater and the Colts need a quicker, gap-shooting type.
 
DiehardChris said:
Are we going to mess with comp picks, since we already went through a round without them?

Shaft - I would have preferred SL Hill to Taylor - but not in the fourth. The fifth would have been a good spot for him, but he's not the type of DT the Colts need. Hill's a big, fat space-eater and the Colts need a quicker, gap-shooting type.
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I think its better to leave comp picks out...is it time for a group pick or should we keep waiting?
 
The Pencil Neck said:
We're waiting for Lork right? He's still got a lot of time left.
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Well in anticipation of his pick how about we go over his draft with the Giants so far.

1st - WR Darrius Heyward-Bey
2nd - TE Jared Cook
2nd - T Troy Kropog
3rd - OLB Tyrone McKenzie
4th - ?

He is quietly having a good draft so far, but what are the Giants other needs?
 
WolverineFan said:
Well in anticipation of his pick how about we go over his draft with the Giants so far.

1st - WR Darrius Heyward-Bey
2nd - TE Jared Cook
2nd - T Troy Kropog
3rd - OLB Tyrone McKenzie
4th - ?

He is quietly having a good draft so far, but what are the Giants other needs?
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With Toomer retiring AND Burress' issues, they should probably consider another WR. They're probably wanting another RB to take Ward's place even though they already have a nice tandem. The Kropog pick was really nice but they might want to pick up another tackle for depth.

Prior to FA, there was a big push to get OLB's and DL on the Giants' forums but I think they've probably stifled that with the FA moves.
 
WR Kevin Ogletree (Virginia) is out there.

HB James Davis (Clemson) would be good value.

Like Beerlover said, they could go OT again? Is Augustus Parrish (Kent St) still available?
 
bah007 said:
WR Kevin Ogletree (Virginia) is out there.

HB James Davis (Clemson) would be good value.

Like Beerlover said, they could go OT again? Is Augustus Parrish (Kent St) still available?
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Yeah, Parrish is still available.

What about Deon Butler (Penn State)?
 
JCTexan said:
Yeah, Parrish is still available.

What about Deon Butler (Penn State)?
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May still be a bit high for him, but at this point in the draft, if you want a guy you take him.

I jumped the gun on throwing names out there. I forgot Lork still has plenty of time to show up. Sorry about that.
 
I think we need to go with what the actual draft order is. Since compensatory picks have been announced, add them in going forward.

Looking back, when we finished the 3rd round, I think we should have waited until the additional picks were announced. In any case, if we want this "as realistic as possible" let's use the picks we're (the Teams) will actually have.
 
Ole Miss Texan said:
I think we need to go with what the actual draft order is. Since compensatory picks have been announced, add them in going forward.

Looking back, when we finished the 3rd round, I think we should have waited until the additional picks were announced. In any case, if we want this "as realistic as possible" let's use the picks we're (the Teams) will actually have.
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I think what we will end up doing is finishing this one without the comp picks and then when we get closer to the draft we will do another one with the comp picks.
 
Lork is a college student I believe and recall him to be more of an evening lurker. I think we should give him his time.
 
bah007 said:
I think what we will end up doing is finishing this one without the comp picks and then when we get closer to the draft we will do another one with the comp picks.
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Sounds good to me. We doing just the 4 rounds? Maybe when we finish this, we can get an idea of who will be involved in the next draft and then go ahead and randomize the teams again. Give everyone a breather, recharge their batteries, time to investigate/perfect their knowledge of their new team... and then start the new "final" draft shortly thereafter.

We're already less than a month away from the draft. And it's taken us 2+ weeks to get this far in this draft. Just sayin'
 
Ole Miss Texan said:
Sounds good to me. We doing just the 4 rounds? Maybe when we finish this, we can get an idea of who will be involved in the next draft and then go ahead and randomize the teams again. Give everyone a breather, recharge their batteries, time to investigate/perfect their knowledge of their new team... and then start the new "final" draft shortly thereafter.

We're already less than a month away from the draft. And it's taken us 2+ weeks to get this far in this draft. Just sayin'
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Well, I had planned on doing 7 rounds & had already posted the draft order for the fifth, but if people would rather stop after four and have a breather it would be fine with me.
 
JCTexan said:
Well, I had planned on doing 7 rounds & had already posted the draft order for the fifth, but if people would rather stop after four and have a breather it would be fine with me.
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I think we should if we intend on doing another one with the compensatory picks.
 
No offense, but this close to the draft I don't see a point in doing 7 rounds ( assuming we even complete it) if we're not even following the correct draft order.
 
My pick for the Giants is James Davis. They lost Derrick Ward and that running game is too important to this team to not have quality depth.
 
Seriously, Lork has been on the clock for a LONG time and he missed an earlier pick in the draft as well.

Wish people would just take their name out of the mock if they aren't going to show for multiple picks.
 
I would like to finish out the draft but when it is obvious some one is going to miss a pick (i.e they've already missed a pick) lets go ahead & make the pick for them to keep the mock moving.

My pick would be James Davis
 
steelbtexan said:
I would like to finish out the draft but when it is obvious some one is going to miss a pick (i.e they've already missed a pick) lets go ahead & make the pick for them to keep the mock moving.

My pick would be James Davis
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Agreed. Lork was on the clock for over 24 hours.
 
TexansSeminole said:
Seriously, Lork has been on the clock for a LONG time and he missed an earlier pick in the draft as well.

Wish people would just take their name out of the mock if they aren't going to show for multiple picks.
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My computer had virus and I fixed the problem today. The lack of a formal time limit on picks is throwing me off to be honest; 3 picks one day, 10 the next. I don't feel one missed pick is worth calling me out and I'm willing to stick with it. I like the Davis pick too; not too many obvious directions to go in so this work me.
 
LORK 88 said:
My computer had virus and I fixed the problem today. The lack of a formal time limit on picks is throwing me off to be honest; 3 picks one day, 10 the next. I don't feel one missed pick is worth calling me out and I'm willing to stick with it. I like the Davis pick too; not too many obvious directions to go in so this work me.
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There is a formal time limit. It is 12 hours. You got twice that.

Shouldn't be too difficult to check it once a day to see where the mock is at if you signed up. Maybe I expect too much?

There's 8 picks in one day and then we get stuck on one for a full 24 hours. People lose interest when it takes so long to get to their pick.
 
LORK 88 said:
My computer had virus and I fixed the problem today. The lack of a formal time limit on picks is throwing me off to be honest; 3 picks one day, 10 the next. I don't feel one missed pick is worth calling me out and I'm willing to stick with it. I like the Davis pick too; not too many obvious directions to go in so this work me.
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That sucks dude.

But if you wanna stay in this thing you are just gonna have to find a way to check in every 12 hours.

I wanted to stay in but I've been so busy with school that I had to drop out. It wouldn't be fair to the rest of these guys if I kept missing my pick.
 
The Tennessee Titans are on the clock. Group pick.

Their draft so far.

Alex Mack, OC, California
Sen'Derrick Marks, DT, Auburn
Ramses Barden, WR, Cal-Poly

Are there any CB's worth taking?
 
JCTexan said:
The Tennessee Titans are on the clock. Group pick.

Their draft so far.

Alex Mack, OC, California
Sen'Derrick Marks, DT, Auburn
Ramses Barden, WR, Cal-Poly

Are there any CB's worth taking?
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DeAngelo Smith, Cincinnati

I have him pegged as a 4th-5th round CB so this certainly is his area.
 
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