ayjackson

One week to go - time to put your money where your mouth is. No edits allowed (unless there's a predraft trade), so make certain before you post. Won't you join me.......

24. David Harris, LB, Michigan
28. Michael Griffin, S, Texas
91. Brian Robison, LB, Texas
127. John Wendling, S, Wyoming
171. Courtney Brown, CB, Cal-Poly
180. Daniel Sepulveda, P, Baylor
202. Kevin Boss, TE, Western Oregon
208. Jeff Rowe, QB, Nevada
209. Gabe Hall, G, Texas Tech
247. Prescott Burgess, LB, Michigan


There! I've said my piece.

Patriot Missile

Not ready yet, but I do like your prediction.

scott99

That would be an awesome draft !!

patchick

Man, yours is mighty close to what I'd write up at this point. In fact, I'll just swap out my differences. I'm going to load up on the injury risks, going high-risk, high-return since 10 rookies aren't making the day-1 roster. And I'm drafting a lot in pairs, like Wilson/Samuel, Branch/Givens, Thomas/Mills.

RIP#40

I'll play along for the first five picks.

1A Staley OT C. Mich
1B Siler ILB Fla.
3 Shaw OLB PSU
4 Johnson SS Arizona
5 Wynn RB Fla.

I'm betting the BB/ Urban Meyer connection plays a big role in this years draft.

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14thDragon

Well, I will put my caveats in but mostly this is what I want to happen

24. Brandon Merriweather FS, Miami (FL) (I am assuming Nelson and Griffin are gone)
28. (well the second pick anyway) - David Harris: ILB, Michigan
91. Daymeion Hughes CB, California
127 (well the fourth round anyway) - Zak DeOssie: OLB, Brown
171. Chris Denman: OL, Fresno
180. Desmond Bishop: ILB, California
202. Jordan Palmer: QB, U.T.E.P. (Officially I don't think we will select this one)
208. Sean Douglas: P, Washington (I am betting Sepulveda & Podlesh are gone)
209. Ryne Robinson: WR, Miami
247. Leonard Peters: SS/ST, Hawaii (I am assuming we can talk him into leaving the Islands.)

PATSNUTme

Would it change your mind if I told you The Sporting News latest edition had Siler rated at #192 overall?

not saying that they are right but others have him rated much lower than 1st rounder. Some have him as a third rounder and I would agree with that.

HEY BRO! WHAT UP?

It's too dificult to actually predict who the Pats should draft because we don't know who will be available. Unlike last year's draft, this draft is going to be very unpredictable. However, later this week I'm going to have my official decision of who the Pats should draft.

chowder

24. Michael Griffin, S, Texas
28. David Harris, ILB, Michigan
91. Daymeion Hughes, CB, California
127. Zak DeOssie: OLB, Brown
171. Daniel Sepulveda, P, Baylor
180. Jackie Battle, RB, Houston
202. Desmond Bishop, ILB, California
208. Dante Rosario, TE, Oregon
209. Chris Leak, QB, Florida
247. Mkristo Bruce, DE, Washington State

RIP#40

No, those draft magazines are all over the place. I know he was rated behind only Willis after the season. His film isn't going to change, he plays hurt, hits a ton and is faster than anyone we have playing inside now. If Meyer has talked this kid up to BB and I've heard he has, and BB wants him, it has to be in RD #1 because I don't think he'll be there at the end of 3. I would much prefer to trade out of #28 and grab him with a late 2nd or early third. BB proved he will take a player before he should (Mankins) if he thinks there is a chance he'll be gone when the next pick comes along.

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