From what I have seen (and yes I know it can change) these players should be around when we pick at 24 and 28. I would like to get Patrick Willis but don't think he will drop to us. Maybe someone else can drop to us we like.

Lawrence Timmons (LB, Florida St.)
Brandon Siler LB Florida
Paul Posluszny (LB, Penn St.) -
Quentin Moses (DE, Georgia) -
Adam Carriker DE Nebraska
LaMarr Woodley, DE Michigan
Anthony Spencer DE Purdue

Michael Griffin/S/6-0 205/Texas
Marcus McCauley (CB, Fresno St.) -
Darrelle Revis (CB, Pittsburgh) -
Fred Bennett (CB, South Carolina) -
Aaron Ross CB Texas
Daymeion Hughes CB California

Brandon Meriweather/S/CB/6-0 /Miami
Aaron Rouse (SS, Virginia Tech) -

Robert Meacham (WR, Tennessee) -
Sidney Rice, WR South Carolina

To me, it looks like a great draft to have two picks in the back end of the first round. With LB, CB and WR our biggest needs, it is nice to see that at least two of those positions seem to offer good first round depth this year (WR and CB). At #24 we might miss out on the best LB prospects for our system, but #28 wouldn't be much of a reach to take a project like Stewart Bradley, Anthony Spencer or Jarvis Moss, if one was so incline.

At least, that's how a moron sees it. It'll be interesting to see how the Pats see it.

Myself, I like WR and CB in the first if the right ones are available and look for LB projects thereafter.

my 2nd fav LB Timmons probably wont be there...he says he'll run a 4.4 and bench 225 --25 times. his talent is already top 20..if he does what he said..he could be first LB taken easily

Revis and Leonard for me.

Based on who's available, I'll take Spencer and Meacham. With five CBs on the board, I'd hope Hughes falls to our pick in the second, or within small trade-up range.

Merriweather's a thug, and I wouldn't spend a first day draft pick on him, let alone a first rounder.

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Positional awareness seems to be the starting point for draft forecasting.
(Position in the draft, that is ... not where he plays.)

But, of the "consensus" choices of players who'll be gone before we pick ...
and only of those collegians the Patriots are likely to want ...
who do you think is most likely to drop to us?

Let me add one note to MGTEICH's first rounders.

Sub 4.5 Revis and sub 4.5 Leonard for me in the first. Followed by ILB Harris in the second and Moses in the third. If we get a 3rd round comp pick then it's Gattis of WF.

If Leonard can't run a sub 4.5 then it becomes Sub 4.5 Revis and sub 4.55 Griffin in the first, followed by ILB Harris in the second and Moses in the third. If we get a 3rd round comp pick then it's sub 4.5 Pittman of OSU.

So if Leonard is a 4.51 guy, he goes from first rounder to off your board, or are you assuming somebody else will take him before our second rounder?

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