Patterson is going back to Notre Dame and not entering the draft.
He was my first choice at C .... next is kid out of Arizona State.
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Patterson is going back to Notre Dame and not entering the draft.
He was my first choice at C .... next is kid out of Arizona State.
If Caserio get a few extra picks I hope he gets a RB on day 2
Ross has had multiple injuries. He’sA deep we class and with his injury history, I could see him lasting to #67. Do you think Justin Ross might fall that far?
Yes, and trade Derrick to NYGGotta have a team that needs a QB that wants to move up to get that kind of haul
What do you think about Ross talent vs injury risk and do you think he will fall to #68?Ross has had multiple injuries. He’s
Yrs, and trade Derrick to NYG
It's possible. But do we want damaged goods?
CBS has him at #47 and Drafttek has him at #54.
RD3- Breece Hall (Iowa State)
RD5- Rachaad White (Arizona Stafe)
Big, fast, good receivers, and they can block. Give me some extra picks and both of these guys would be my horses in the Texans backfield.
Didn’t he have fusion of his spine?What do you think about Ross talent vs injury risk and do you think he will fall to #68?
Didn’t he have fusion of his spine?
Has Pickens had any serious injuries other than the ACL?
Yes to Ross and no to Pickens.
BTW, after Watching Tyler Smith LT Tulsa highlights, I'm really liking what I'm seeing. He can definitely move into OG. This is one big tough dude that plays with a mean streak. He can be beaten with quickness though.
This is a thin draft for Safety. Similar to last year (with the exception of a stud like Hamilton), when there were only 4 taken in the 1st 3 rounds.If I pass on Hamilton @ 3 I can't get Cine later. . We need a S.
I didn't see where he declared.BTW, after Watching Tyler Smith LT Tulsa highlights, I'm really liking what I'm seeing.
No Linderbaum?
Thats why I wish they would hire the head coach and go get the Vikings offensive staff. You can let Dennison evaluate the ol and rb who matches their scheme. Everyone knows its a qb friendly scheme also. Might make the qb look better than his talent like Jimmy G and Kirk Cousins. Otherwise, the Texans are walking in mud again.As you know I am a fan Alex Gibbs and his belief that you can find your IOL in day 3 of the draft. Also not convinced Salyer is a 2nd RDer. If he's there in RD 4 would be hard to pass up. My early choices.
#9 - Gardener, CB
#37 - Pickens, WR
#40 - Devonte Wyatt, DT
#67 - Tyler Allgeier, RB
#80 - Chad Muma, LB
When was the last time an o-linemen from Bama has been worth a damn?If your aiming to develop your team asa a tough and physical team with an identity of imposing your will through the run game, its a no brainer, Neal is the pick. If you're just trying to add talent & the BPA, Hamilton is the guy....if you stay at 3 that is. None of these other guys except Linderbaum impress me.
An injection of Bill Walsh makes an enormous amount of sense. I doubt however that the file clerk has even read Walsh's book, "Finding the Winning Edge". This is foreign subject matter to the duo from New England.Thats why I wish they would hire the head coach and go get the Vikings offensive staff. You can let Dennison evaluate the ol and rb who matches their scheme. Everyone knows its a qb friendly scheme also. Might make the qb look better than his talent like Jimmy G and Kirk Cousins. Otherwise, the Texans are walking in mud again.
Jonah Williams?When was the last time an o-linemen from Bama has been worth a damn?
When was the last time an o-linemen from Bama has been worth a damn?
The dude that gave up 8 sacks this year?Jonah Williams?
I give you Kelly, Leatherwood is trash, cam is avg. Go to the dj flukers and all them 1st rd picks that were avg.Not many of them get rated highly…but the % of them that do are pretty good. Alex leatherwood started for a playoff team this year…..Jedrick Willis did last year..Ryan Kelly was an all-pro a few years back. Cam Robinson’s been ok for the jags.
& none of those guys were projected to be as good as Neal.
I give you Kelly, Leatherwood is trash, cam is avg. Go to the dj flukers and all them 1st rd picks that were avg.
Joe Thomas played for the Browns and Whitworth played for the Bengals. When you're excellent at your position, it doesn't matter the city.Lol, Cam Robinson plays for the jags…enough said…yet & still James Robinson has had some pretty good rushing seasons over the last few years. There issues run deeper than him. Leatherwood was a rookie this year. You can’t really make a determination on him just yet, but I think he’ll be ok…
Joe Thomas played for the Browns and Whitworth played for the Bengals. When you're excellent at your position, it doesn't matter the city.
If the Texans were to trade their #3 Pick, Watson, Tunsil, and Cooks….what would be the expected return for each?
touche…but Robinson still hasn’t been trash
I give you Kelly, Leatherwood is trash, cam is avg. Go to the dj flukers and all them 1st rd picks that were avg.
Jonah Williams?
Thats why I wish they would hire the head coach and go get the Vikings offensive staff. You can let Dennison evaluate the ol and rb who matches their scheme. Everyone knows its a qb friendly scheme also. Might make the qb look better than his talent like Jimmy G and Kirk Cousins. Otherwise, the Texans are walking in mud again.
We should improve the team around him. But Mills improved soooo much with a deteriorating team around him, I'm thinking he's going to be special regardless.His ascension and growth behind the Texans offense was a small miracle with a single game giving fans a glimpse as to how Mills could play when he’s got a running game and a bit more time in the pocket
Thank you!Let's keep the draft forum a Watson free zone. A haven for those who are sick of the whole thing.
I don’t think Wyatt will last to 40 but that would be a sweet draft. Casserrio really needs to add as many top 90 picks as possible in this draft.As you know I am a fan Alex Gibbs and his belief that you can find your IOL in day 3 of the draft. Also not convinced Salyer is a 2nd RDer. If he's there in RD 4 would be hard to pass up. My early choices.
#9 - Gardener, CB
#37 - Pickens, WR
#40 - Devonte Wyatt, DT
#67 - Tyler Allgeier, RB
#80 - Chad Muma, LB
I don't think Muma will last to 80 and I have some doubts Pickens last to #37.I don’t think Wyatt will last to 40 but that would be a sweet draft. Casserrio really needs to add as many top 90 picks as possible in this draft.
PFF RD1 - D3. Traded; Watson to Washington (2022 RD1 & RD2), Tunsil to Philadelphia (RD1, RD5 & RD5), Cooks to Las Vegas (RD2). 3 Round Mock:
RD1-03-003: LT- Ikem Ekwonu (NC State)
RD1-11-011: OC- Tyler Linderbaum (Iowa)
RD1-15-015: WR- Chris Olave (Ohio State)
RD2-03-035: LG- Zion Johnson (Boston College)
RD2-11-043: RB- Breece Hall (Iowa State)
RD2-22-054: TE- Trey McBride (Colorado State)
RD3-03-067: RB- Rachaad White (Arizona State)
RD3-18-082: RT- Andrew Stueber (Michigan)
I guess those would in some ways set the offense and Mills for the 2022 season. Let the growth begin.
The rest of the draft went like this:
RD4-134: CB- Marcus Jones (Houston). **5-8 @ 185 lbs**
RD5-152: FS- Brad Hawkins (Michigan). **6-1 @ 221 lbs**
RD5-160: CB- Jaylen Watson (Washington State). **6-3 @ 204 lbs**
RD6-181: WR- Danny Gray (SMU). **6-1 @ 180 lbs**
RD6-205: DE- LaBryan Ray (Alabama). **6-5 @ 285 lbs**
RD6-206: SS- Markquese Bell (Florida A&M). **6-3 @ 205 lbs**
RD7-241: LB- Myron Tagovailoa-Amosa (Notre Dame). **6-2 @ 268 lbs**
Defense got the backend of the draft. 4 new DB’s, a DE, and a LB. This group might have a couple of surprises in year one.
I did take another offensive player in Danny Gray….to fill the SWR position.
Damn dude that’s a lot of effort put into your mock, put it all on the table.
One off-season and offense is revamped. Don’t expect it all but any one piece of it, works for me.
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Hamilton at #3 makes perfectly good sense now that Lovie "Tampa 2" Smith is the HC. Makes the most sense and the odds-on favorite.I'm on board with Hamilton at #3.
If Kinnard is there at 37, he's my pick. Then I'm trading 3-68 and 4-115 and moving up to get Salyer. If Kinnard isn't there at 2-37 then I'm picking Salyer at 2-37 and picking Cade Mays (if Pickens isn't there) at 3-68.
If Hamilton is the pick, the I'm definitely holding onto Tunsil.
OL
Tunsil/Salyer/Britt/Kinnard/Heck or Howard.
If I'm Caserio I'm offering Howard to the Chargers for their 4th to fix their RT issues. If these things were to happen my draft would look like this
Rd.1 Hamilton
Rd.2 Kinnard
Rd.2 Salyer
Rd. 3 Saints pick Ross
Rd.4 Chargers pick I'm trading two 6ths and the 4th to move up into the bottom of the 3rd.
Rd.3 Goodrich
That's a really solid draft with 5 difference makers. Also you still have a 6th and a 7th to take fliers on guys like Ingram/Dulich/Ebner etc....
Hamilton at #3 makes perfectly good sense now that Lovie "Tampa 2" Smith is the HC. Makes the most sense and the odds-on favorite.
IMHO Charles Cross is the best LT in this draft. I think they should trade Tunsil (and probably will since he never went to the Preacher Man's bible study on Tuesdays). Gets that short term massive contract off the books and gets some good long-term value in return. Cross gives them 5+ years vs Tunsil's maybe 2. Short answer: draft LT Charles Cross (BTW I'm don't have Hamilton in my Top 5.) All opinions are pre-Combine & Pro Days.If the Texans trade Tunsil for an additional RD1…..should they consider Evan Neal or Ikem Ekwonu if one or both are available? Or, should the Texans stay with SS- Kyle Hamilton and pick an OT later?
Chad Muma will rise on all draft boards - I doubt he lasts much past 40 or thereabouts.I don’t think Wyatt will last to 40 but that would be a sweet draft. Casserrio really needs to add as many top 90 picks as possible in this draft.
IMHO Charles Cross is the best LT in this draft. I think they should trade Tunsil (and probably will since he never went to the Preacher Man's bible study on Tuesdays). Gets that short term massive contract off the books and gets some good long-term value in return. Cross gives them 5+ years vs Tunsil's maybe 2. Short answer: draft LT Charles Cross (BTW I'm don't have Hamilton in my Top 5.) All opinions are pre-Combine & Pro Days.
No doubt Ekwonu is the best run blocking OT in the draft. He is a real road grader. However, his pass blocking needs work. IMO Ekwonu is not as athletic as Cross. The Combine will let us all know for sure. Cross is the best pass blocking LT but has little tape on run blocking. What tape he does have, he's been nasty. Cross has done an admirable job against the best the SEC has to offer so I'm not worried about his run blocking. Working in Leach's ZBS, Cross's athleticism works very well.I’m going with LT- Ikem Ekwonu as the most complete LT entering the 2022 NFL Draft. He can do it all and he does it with a pure nasty demeanor. Cross has played in a basic Run-N-Shoot offense and hasn’t had to prove if he can run block. That was my knock on Tunsil. A softie in pass protection but not much in the run game. Ekwonu does both at the plus-plus level.
As for Hamilton…..he’d be a massive impact player in Lovie’s defense. He’s already a proven ball-hawk that I think Lovie could get selected to the Pro Bowl in his first season. Still like the “generational player” being thrown around when describing his potential.
I think it would depend on where the pick would be. I don’t think Tunsil is worth more than a late rounder.If the Texans trade Tunsil for an additional RD1…..should they consider Evan Neal or Ikem Ekwonu if one or both are available? Or, should the Texans stay with SS- Kyle Hamilton and pick an OT later?
Just my two cents but Kyle Hamilton is the best player overall in the draft if he returns 100% healthy. I do see Evan Neal as strictly a right tackle for his rookie year and do have him going number one overall to the Jags barring a trade down. Okwonu is best left tackle/ OG. Cross best pure LT in draft. All 3 gone top 10. I don't see Tunsil bringing a top ten. Large gap to next LT and doubt any of those start '22.If the Texans trade Tunsil for an additional RD1…..should they consider Evan Neal or Ikem Ekwonu if one or both are available? Or, should the Texans stay with SS- Kyle Hamilton and pick an OT later?
Icky is known as a straight-ahead brawler that enjoys punishing his opponent and is excellent in the Run blocking game which is what we need with Miles Davis.I’m going with LT- Ikem Ekwonu as the most complete LT entering the 2022 NFL Draft. He can do it all and he does it with a pure nasty demeanor. Cross has played in a basic Run-N-Shoot offense and hasn’t had to prove if he can run block. That was my knock on Tunsil. A softie in pass protection but not much in the run game. Ekwonu does both at the plus-plus level.
As for Hamilton…..he’d be a massive impact player in Lovie’s defense. He’s already a proven ball-hawk that I think Lovie could get selected to the Pro Bowl in his first season. Still like the “generational player” being thrown around when describing his potential.
Icky is known as a straight-ahead brawler that enjoys punishing his opponent and is excellent in the Run blocking game which is what we need with Miles Davis.
Only dreaming but LT Cross, LG Okwonu OC Britt RG Salyer RT Heck would be awesome.
But ..so would 5.Hamilton , 1.29 McCreary, 36 Cine, 37 Cam Thomas 50 LB Damone Clark.