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"DC" Mock Draft 6.0 - 3/22/13
Just posted my sixth mock draft of the year!
As always constructive criticism is not only welcomed but encouraged. However, please be sure to explain the reasoning behind your opinions and if you disagree tell me why I am off-base.
Let's keep this thread fun and informative!
Now... FIRE AWAY! :)
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Scott, don't you think it would be more prudent for the Raiders to stick Houston at the 3-tech and then either add Star as the NT or Jordan/Ansah as a rusher on the outside?
Also, what are your thoughts on possibilities of a trade down for the Raiders at this spot?
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Well, you know I hate that pick for the Chiefs, but with the way things have been going it makes the most sense. Sad day.
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Scott, don't you think it would be more prudent for the Raiders to stick Houston at the 3-tech and then either add Star as the NT or Jordan/Ansah as a rusher on the outside?
Also, what are your thoughts on possibilities of a trade down for the Raiders at this spot?
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Assuming he checks out medically I do think Lotulelei is a better player and fit for Oakland than Floyd. Kind of felt bad having Lotulelei drop out of the Top 10 and he could still go Top 5 but there is just too much uncertainty with him right now, plus it seems like everyone loves Floyd.
I really think it's Floyd, Lotulelei or Milliner for the Raiders at this point.
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Watson is certainly a possibility for the Packers...I wouldn't completely eliminate a receiver as an option for round one with Green Bay
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I take it you don't like Barkley... :)
I have been saying all along that Barkley isn't going to drop very far.
I also don't buy the "Barkley isn't a fit for Bruce Arian's offense" argument. A good quarterback will fit in any system. Also, a good coach will adjust their philosophy to fit the talent on hand. I went with Barkley over Lane Johnson for the Cardinals because they actually have some semi-capable options at offensive tackle that they like but the cupboard is bare at quarterback.
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Assuming he checks out medically I do think Lotulelei is a better player and fit for Oakland than Floyd. Kind of felt bad having Lotulelei drop out of the Top 10 and he could still go Top 5 but there is just too much uncertainty with him right now, plus it seems like everyone loves Floyd.
I really think it's Floyd, Lotulelei or Milliner for the Raiders at this point.
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This is good insight and I agree to a certain extent. I just don't see anyone who can get to the QB from the outside on the Raiders right now.
On defense the Raiders have a LOT of needs, but it seems the top 3 are:
A) Outside pass rusher
B) Gap control inside
C) Defensive secondary--specifically CB
Star addresses B, Milliner addresses C but Floyd does nothing for either of those. I could see Milliner as the pick just because he's such a good prospect and the Raiders just have absolutely nothing there, but Allen and McKenzie both seem to believe in building up front first both in actions and in word. And while Star addresses B, the premium position is A, an outside pass rusher.
It just seems to make the most sense. But who knows if RM will actually go that route.
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I don't see the 49ers going with Ertz. As you mentioned, I think that DL and DB (especially S) are far more pressing needs than a TE in round 1.
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I take it you don't like Barkley... :)
I have been saying all along that Barkley isn't going to drop very far.
I also don't buy the "Barkley isn't a fit for Bruce Arian's offense" argument. A good quarterback will fit in any system. Also, a good coach will adjust their philosophy to fit the talent on hand. I went with Barkley over Lane Johnson for the Cardinals because they actually have some semi-capable options at offensive tackle that they like but the cupboard is bare at quarterback.
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Hate the value and I don't see the fit in the system. By drafting a LT we upgrade 2 or 3 positions(depending on if you think Brown is better at RT than Massie) and even if we don't go o-line Dion Jordan just seems like way too good of a prospect to pass up
Plus Keim is a huge BPA guy, wanted AD over Levi Brown, got us to select Patrick Peterson over Christian Ponder & Jake Locker
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Awesome Bills Pick - As much as we need a QB, I don't think Buffalo is really thrilled with any of them to take at 8. So instead, I can see us taking someone to take our defense to the next level like Jarvis Jones. He is my favorite defensive player in this draft.
You can bet if we go this route - it will be all offense afterwards with our needs at QB,OG, and WR #2.
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So nobodyinparticular, would you rather them go with Jordan at that spot or Star? I agree with you about pass rush being a huge need, and I also believe Houston can develop into a dominant 3-tech DT. Who's your pick for Oakland at 3?
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I don't see the 49ers going with Ertz. As you mentioned, I think that DL and DB (especially S) are far more pressing needs than a TE in round 1.
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TE may not be the top need for San Fran, but it's not like they have a shortage of picks
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So nobodyinparticular, would you rather them go with Jordan at that spot or Star? I agree with you about pass rush being a huge need, and I also believe Houston can develop into a dominant 3-tech DT. Who's your pick for Oakland at 3?
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I think Jordan is my top choice although I wouldn't be too angry with Star. It would be much easier to swallow Star at #3 if there were no issues or concerns about health.
My favorite choice would be to trade down and pickup more picks. Then take the best pass rusher available.
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I think Jordan is my top choice although I wouldn't be too angry with Star. It would be much easier to swallow Star at #3 if there were no issues or concerns about health.
My favorite choice would be to trade down and pickup more picks. Then take the best pass rusher available.
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I would be very happy if we could trade down. Not sure we can make it happen but that would be my first choice as well. To be completely honest I would be happy with Star, Floyd, Jordan, or Milliner (how's that for fence sitting?).
Also, I'm one of those psychos that would be perfectly happy drafting Geno, if they were planning on cutting or restructuring Palmer and didn't believe in Pryor. I know that would be a reach, but I happen to be higher on his skill set than the consensus seems to be, and think he can absolutely be a franchise QB.
I would feel stronger about the draft pick if we didn't have so many damn needs. I do like the moves we've made since shifting completely into rebuild mode, youngish inexpensive grinders, exactly what we need more of.
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I would be very happy if we could trade down. Not sure we can make it happen but that would be my first choice as well. To be completely honest I would be happy with Star, Floyd, Jordan, or Milliner (how's that for fence sitting?).
Also, I'm one of those psychos that would be perfectly happy drafting Geno, if they were planning on cutting or restructuring Palmer and didn't believe in Pryor. I know that would be a reach, but I happen to be higher on his skill set than the consensus seems to be, and think he can absolutely be a franchise QB.
I would feel stronger about the draft pick if we didn't have so many damn needs. I do like the moves we've made since shifting completely into rebuild mode, youngish inexpensive grinders, exactly what we need more of.
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I'm of the mindset to draft a defensive player (i.e. anyone not Geno) and STILL cut Palmer. Run with Pryor for a whole year just for the heck of it. Don't carry Palmer's prorated bonus into 2014--get it all out right now.
If by some luck, Pryor puts his tools together and gets his mechanics in line, then you have your dynamic QB to build on and you can focus elsewhere in 2014.
If everything happens as expected, you've vetted out your last internal chance at a franchise QB, you've infused the defense with more talent and you chase Teddy Bridgewater to be your franchise QB in 2014.
That's rebuilding to me. But I doubt that happens.
I'm coming back around to Geno a little bit now that we are deeper into the draft process. I would certainly rather have him than Floyd. I just don't like Floyd as a pro. I don't think he will be special and I think his penetrating will be detrimental to a stout defensive front as he often opens up lanes in the run game.
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TE may not be the top need for San Fran, but it's not like they have a shortage of picks
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yea but those 14 picks will be drafted wisely and no luxury pick! Unless it is a big need or wide out . We can get a good TE in 3rd or 4th if need be. Ertz is too much of a Luxury pick IMO. I hope we go safety or DT first then other way around depending on how we pick at 34 and 61 maybe a wide out line backer.
Jordan Reed from Florida would be a good solid receiving TE for us to replace Walker. Great solid 3rd round pick or late second.
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yea but those 14 picks will be drafted wisely and no luxury pick! Unless it is a big need or wide out . We can get a good TE in 3rd or 4th if need be. Ertz is too much of a Luxury pick IMO. I hope we go safety or DT first then other way around depending on how we pick at 34 and 61 maybe a wide out line backer.
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TE may not be the top need for San Fran, but it's not like they have a shortage of picks
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This is true, and I like Ertz, but we already have a top TE in Davis so I don't think we'll spend the 1st pick we have on another TE. I know that Walker saw the field a lot for us, but I think if we really want another TE to do what he did that we'd be able to find one in the 3rd or 4th rounds.
Edit: forgot to say that I don't think that that rookie TE will be able to do exactly what Walker did for us right away. That would be too much to ask of a rookie TE.
I'd like to think that there would be a DB (with the loss of Goldson, and Whitner and Rogers getting up there in years) or DL (with the loss of Sopo and RJF, and Smith getting up there in years) more worthy of that pick. Or what I'm really hoping for is us trading some picks to move up in the 1st and select Vacarro. That would probably be my dream.
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I'm afraid we will too but we can manage I think. We drafting Reed i believe he would be able to fill the hole. Needs help on some blocking will be formed into a good TE.
I always hate waiting around for April such a long wait.
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I am not in love with Mingo as a prospect at all but I see the value it presents. I would much rather have Bjoern Werner though.
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Definitely a need with Wallace gone, and Sanders rumored to be getting interest around the league.
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I think a big reason why Boldin was brought in that people aren't thinking about is to replace Walker as the H-back in certain sets if they can't find anyone that's ready as a rookie.
I am expecting one of Vance Mcdonald, Chris Gragg, or Jordan Reed to be drafted and groomed to fill that role.
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A OT should be mocked to the Bengals in the 1st till or if they can sign Andre Smith. Dennis Roland should no where near a starting lineup. But you will stick with the Ogletree pick forever.
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I can dig Werner. We need someone who can relegate Wimbley to a rotational/rush specialist role and hold down the other side opposite Derrick Morgan (who really came on the 2nd half of the season).
I also like that you mention WR as a darkhorse pick. We've been discussing this possibility in the Titans thread for a bit now, and depending on how the board falls, I wouldn't rule it out at all.
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